@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "23d0195b-730f-4e6c-b076-31d3048f23c0"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:alternative "[New Westminster Daily News]"@en ; dcterms:issued "2015-12-18"@en, "1909-03-30"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/nwdn/items/1.0316900/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ I FIRE INSURANCE white, shiles & co NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. _-��� LITE ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES < 260 Columbia St. Phoi :o. f' M SURf [0 DEMAND Of EUROPc Annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovanla By Austria- Hungary Recognized. March 29.���Sen* a has Jetely to the de- ;uid tbe tension of the Balkan .situation _nd this afternoon The ���i Servia probably will get |jelfl��rt )rpmil.'.'.! comp Ls of Europ< , month, ove IBle I" ;l" ' tion CdNVICT PSCAPES fROM PENITENTIARY Short-Term Man Scales a Fence and Gets Away in Broad Daylight. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 190�� FIVE CENT ~ !R COPY. PUBLIC MEETING APPROVES OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE WATER LOT LEASE AGAIN SHELVED IS PROGRESS L Balkan "question" at re* for Lay days. le ministers ben of Great Britain, ., Russia and Italy will verbally loriii'tiic Servian government today their recognition of tbe annexation Bosnlaand Heraegovnia by Austria- wgary. They will advise Servia consiii-r this question closed by Is- i!0f :i circular note to all the powers jcknowleilptn.'in of this annexation, j at the same time to asure Aus- Ulun. :iry of her peaceful Inten- , revoking all claims to Indemnl- fig concessions, erria win undoubtedly swallow this medicine and follow thp advice ���the -Kiwers. fit-nira, March 29.���A complete ent has been reached by the ���ers with regard to the steps to |t_icn at Belgrade on the basis of pru'ionals made _y Sl; Edward ly, the British foreign secretary, ton Von Aehrenthal, the Aus��n> jlgiiriiin minister Of foreign affairs, the settlement of the difficulty base. Austria and Servia. file representatives of the powers Belgrade today will advise Servia make a declaration to lin- admln- lailon at Vleqoa, supplementary to | Servian note of March 14. In I note IPen-in n f. rretl Austria to (previous note to the powers and ���be latter note Servia, while wtth- ��ing ber demand (or c.mppns.-- i _1\\ nulatalned that the ques- J I ol the anMxatlbn of Bosnia and fiegovtnaShoul.l be regulated by Um-'. The greatest satisfaction m ererywhere over the happy so- i>i of the m=is. Austria ��OW Wil] P to turn her attention to home Won, Wn. the last few nion'h- tli: Nenthu ...,., a total of j140. W on warlike preparations. |* P-'ersluirr March 2H ��� The so- 1 ��' the Balkan crisis has been -f-il hero with race an,! shame. ft "ian with a feeling of relief, by Jpre. and chauvanlstic public, ������> blame Foreign Minister Iswoi- ' :��r the surrender of Slav Inter- fc without considering the elrcum- P' which have dictated the RU8. I policy. hwvenimeni circles, howevw _. J��are entertafced with regard l^ necessities which have ���J Ruiala to a hiirnbt, role dur- g <*��������. It is believed that Is- pn�� a- successful as could be m n���, ,lf the Iiroml-_s Qf ��**������� and tt... unprepared. r R"��rta for -he struggle which ***** would have en- dames Mnlliu. a copvlct Bervlng B two-year term for theft committed in Vancouver early this year, .-scaped from the Ji. c. penitentiary yesterday afternoon shortly after three o'clock, managing to get. ten minutes start before his absence wa- noticed. In company with other prisoners, Muliln was working at the building of a barn In a field at the rear of the brickyard. On.- instructor and two guards were c|i watch, but somehow Mullin succeeded in getting away from his gang, scaling the fence and gaining the shelter of the bush. As soon as the escape was noticed, iiltecfi men were detailed in pursuit and all outlying points notified. Description of Convict. Mullin is 34 years of age, about five feet four inches tall, .broad-laced, fair complexion, brown hair, blue i-yes, weighs about 1SG pounds, mid has two scar.-* on th" back of his head. He was a coal miner by occupation. He had no coat at tho time of his escape. Labourd-Ue'r, Breeches Found. Part of the clothing worn by Con vict Labourdette, who escaped from the penitentiary some weeks ago, wus foi*irl on Sunday near Gilley'-* camp, In the Pitt river dLstrlet. Proposal to Raise Coquitlam Lake Dam 60 Feet Discussed Amendment to Approve Scheme Subject to Reservations Defeated ���F. R. Glover Promises Supply Will Be Safeguarded. Failing Understanding That Local Yards Receive Orders Elevator Will Be Built, 25-1 For Much Work-Industry Year Lease is Unlikely. Will Develop. GOVERNOR OF WASHINGTON SUCCUMBS TO LONG ILLNESS FAMILY OF SERVIA WARING TO FLEE *a.iu'i .. __. famuy ' ""��� 8erviaa r,.aj arIn8 to tlee as fc_.iv. ' \"""" of affairs ::..,: ���"' tig oth, Rome ,, ;; '" ��� U'��be saya King .e, IJ'*0. " Ueorgeand Ale* kith di t0 Swltzer'and mid K"" "elena will go to ito adv =. ter wln lM��e a ������� Mvl8ln8 that i, council of the Samuel G. Co&grove Railed to Recover From Arduous Campaigning Prior to Election. The adjourned meeting to receive the report of the citizens' committee with reference to the proposal of the Vancouver Power Company to raise their dam GO feet for power purposes was he.ld ln St. George's hall last evening. There was a good attendance, including more representative citizens than have attended previous meetings <^i this subject. After a lengthy discussion the report was adopted by a large majority. The Chairman. D. is. Curtis waa voted to the chair. In. op.ning the proceedings Mr. Curtis said that they all, the City Council included*, knew more of the proposal than they did two weeks back. The two reports of Messrs. Chipman and Powei] showed that if the Vancouver Power Company had 'been allowed to build the dam without th.- investigation which had been made since, a very perious error would have been permitted. The* reports .--how ed that a considerable amount of work prould be required before the purity of tbe water eould be guaranteed ln the future, and that certain matters #u$ht to be at once attended to by the power company to safeguard that that supply. When the provincial government, the City Council, and the Dominion government, had passed on the matter there was yet much to be good for several years, tiii their capacity got overtaxed, and now they aro not doing good work. That decomposing vegetable matter la bad ,th'-re is no question, hut this is omy evident during the summer months when analysis of the water would at once show it. Purifying Water. Tlv following questons were put to Mi. Raymur: (a) Does a filtration plant clarity and purity water which comes from swamp lands the nature of which wi.l in all probability give it color and an odor? tbi The cost of construction i.u.l maintaining a filtration plant and ihe trouble caused thereby, and if clearing land of all tree? and vegetable matter is necessary, and dois such procedure help the water supply, staling why in Victoria they cleared the land. We would like to have your opinion on the effect of the supply if one- j third of the area of the lake covers flooded land. If you are in a position to give u.= this information we would be very glad to have it, and it would materially assist us in coming to a satifsactory conclusion with our trouble here. Swamp Land. Mr. Raj rnur replied: Our source of supply consists ol For the fourth time within a few The local-shipyards are preparing weeks, v.*. J. White-id. appeared yes- .'oi a busy time. At the Royal City terday evening before the members ! Dockyard work ia in progress on the of the City Council in committee to T>'ee' *'or the B* c- Packers assocla- _ , , , . , . lion. Among their recent work are urge upon that body the claims of a I ..,,," , repairs on the Flyer and the Clutha. company which he is representing, to . ., _ _ , . _ while among the works projected ip ii manlier of water front lots, on . . _ ' , a :arge launch for unnamed parties. .Messrs Senton have every facility for. handling tbe work. At Dawe's yards on Lulu Island tbe Xellie G. Thurston will be dismantled of her masts, and fitted up as a steamer for use in connection with the Pitt Lake Brick and Cement company. The engines from the Royal City will be installed in the Nellie G. Thurston. Butterfleld and Mackle have let a contract for several new fishing boats. done. He reminded them that t.e I " ,r L&u . �� . PP " �� Vancouver Power Company. 0r the * S^S ^^ ^T"' ��D* ^ ! C Electric Railway, had great I nte. IjJit\\l,mU*mUm��"��* 0f 9�� <��" ������.��� ... .....,.- ._ ��. . iand with thu one We have no trouble, whirh it is proposed to build an elevator at some future time. The site sought is where the old fruit cannery ls built. Mr. Whiteside asks fur a twenty-five-year lease on the property, with the option of renewal, but several of the members of the council are opposed to this, principally because no definite undertaking can be given than an elevator will he built. A I counter proposal that a five-year lease be given the people represented by Mr. Whiteside, on the understanding that some industrv be started there, ig _Lt��_* ""ro CONDUCTOR MINE. Failures in the Past. Speaking on this subject, Aid. John- j ston mentioned that ln the past long ; leases on property had been granted I companies which had later failed to carry out their agreement-. As a result property had been tied up for years. He could not recommend the leasing of property to a company which was not even organized. IT an elevator was assured, the council would give the promoters hearty support. SUCCUMBS TO SHOCK r-sts nt stake ln Westminster, and un les-. the city developed, its property would depreciate. To get that de-1 fppt the .ther lake contains 149 acres, an.l has an average depth of from 12 to IE Paso Robles, Hot Spring-, Cai., March 29.���Governor Samuel G. Cos- grove died here suddenly al _: .0 o'clock yesterday from chronic Bright's disease. Although the governor had be. n In poor health for some months prior to his election, strain an.l work of ihe campaign weakened htm considerably and h came to Paso Ro'dles Mot Springs early In January to recuperate. He felt so much improved last month thai lie took the journey to Olympl.. to be inaugurated governor of Washington nnd take the oath of office, returning- al most immediately to Paso Robles. This trip, however, proved too much for hi strength and since his return her his condition had been gradually growing worse. For past few days be had hecn con- vciopment it, must, be shown that the water was pure beyond all dou.t. At the present time he did not think they were drinking the purest kind of water. This wa'9 originally a beaver Committee's Report. tli fined to his room, with Mr-, t'osgrove in constant attendance upon him. Lieut-Governor Hay will succeed Cosgrove, ������ held to Be ct ��� Powcrl h'v i""1 l,r-5*"S that Ms".:.*., fo.iv ' Montenegro, be los ANGE^S -L.c-r~r REFORMER AS MAYOR '���os 1 ��� , [ ,ir''1 elem ' recm '"'"��� Hi,, o . _____ r%Pluil��Cl.all8t ^n-'noe. .by a fatm.. ll11, "i 1650 votes out of a Marcli jJO! "' candidate ol m- was victoriou,. iii e'pCtlo��� ov.-r Fred. C. . ani. ���noreth ^ flv "n 2R Pui. hut Poi Wh Aii fth ''��� vn nun Cast. Wheel- MECHANICS UNCERTAIN AS TO NEW SCHEDULE Negotiations Between C. P. R. and Employees Transferred From Winnipeg to Montreal. Winnipeg. March *_il.���A atnrtling change was made today in the negotiations between the mechanics nni Canadian Pacific railway. Ai ti> quest of the .Montreal executive Of l'1 company the negotiations wlll transferred to that olty so thai schedule may be arranged for the i tire system. The companj evidenti. desires to conciliate it-10,000 ernp ' 868 interested. Considerable uncertainty prevail! here among the machinists regarding the n.w schedule, which will become operative on the firs, of IieXI i"<""l' It is understood, howeiei', thai GrR Hull, superintendent of motive powe^ will return from Montreal, when swamp and of course had to be thor oughly cleaned out and still has to be constantly attended to as the growth of vegetation is rapid. The water has a peaty odor and , taste, which at certain times of the Alter \\V. Wolfenden had been ap- year, particularly in July and August, pointed secretary, J. A. Lee, chairman . it i8 very difficult to eliminate even by Of the citizens' committee, read the I filtering. report of th.-ir work. After reviewing j our filters are of the open mA unless thoroughly cleaned out provincial analyst. The recommenda-1 r|]j have a deliterious effect on the tlon_ of the report were: j water, but how far a large body ot We f|nd (a), That tho water of Co-] water as Coquitlam lake would be et- qultlara lake will be polluted by thcijfeoted would be difficult to say. building of the seventy-five foot dam. ! ( The Resolution (b) The degree of contamination 1 j ��� Anilsm,llf- nioVOd v_at t,��� ,,- cannot be determined in advance. , a |)fi ,.,.--,m, and a,-0pted, an.l ,c) Filtration plant will have to be . lh(_ ���,,.���,.. ���, (he moeting be P-t(.m-. established li the dam is bul.t. | ri, ((( (hp ul-mhor- of Ul0 roramitu.���. ��� ni) The Dominion order in council He Bpoke with conRidel.ab:. parnest res.,ied the land surrounding U>e ; n���sS- ,aylng (h.(t ��� mmm thP-_ (1,|U. R, lake for the protection of the water ��� mn ;i_(] WQmn {q ^^ ^ ;m] .;Uo guard their rights. He did not think the power company would go on, they would not wish to do it. It J, Riekman seconded. Before the report wns adopted, the chairman asked if the audience would like to Accident on Work Train Near Col- lirtgwood Results in Death of B. C. E. R. Employee James S. Rainey, one of the belt known conductors on the B. C. E. K. Mr. Whiteside explained a company I1" ie*& lrom shock following an ac- could not be organized unless a lease >c;deut yesterday at 4:10 o'clock p.m.. on the property was first .secured. I w"f'u he was crushed between two Aid. Adams also strongly opposed j work car8 ln the cutting pear that, the leasing of property for long terms station on the interurban line. unless Important industries were a_ I Mr' Ralne>' wa3 st-���AinS between snrfl,l ! two dump cars in a train of twelve working in th. cutting, udjusiln. some mechanism, and when the ears came together in the slack his foot wasi caugnt and he could not get clear. Both legs were crushed, as weil as 1 Two Weeks' Postponement. Alter some further discussion, it was decided to postpone a decision on j the subject for two weeks. In the 1 meantime Mr. Whiteside will consult the people he represents and get some understanding from them as to what industry would he located on tbe property ln the event of an elevator nol being built. An Informal discussion on the gas bylaw engaged the attention of the aldermen for a few minutes, following ! which the committee rose ��id the members adjourned to the council chamber, supply of the city of New Westminster. |.-) If the dam is built a large 01 tioji of the reserve land wi 1 be sub .v.; Your committee therefore conclude . nsKe(. that in ns much as the firs; considers- ., ��� . ��� ��� ,���,. , ,. .. near a representative of the \\ntieiiu tion for any municipal water suiiplv _ __ _ 1 ' ��� ver Power Companv? In Open Council. thi re. p. 011. ,lf lhe city's nini "!���! v'':",,|"s lead In the ''"''. Fifih waraB over- has been conferring with heiidn" ' '���' ''"' and will make an Importanl a 1nnounce- mi r '���'iirdin'.v the attltui I, of tli '' .111- I ..1, Iillll'lllitle I1 pany to its employi 111 wesi. ln oth Uvea is purity, and ns the Dominion goVi 111 in.hi lm* reserved the land surround- lng the lake to preserve the purity of our watei supply. We are of opinion ,ha; we would jeopardize both conditions by not protesting Btrenuou-l* againsl granting the application ol the Vancouver Power Company to build a seventy-five font dam on Coquitlam lake, We recommend that a copy of this reporl be Bent to the city Council nnd provincial government, with any resolutions thai may pass concerning it. jn conclusion we wish to thank the citizens and members of the Council who have given us encouragement In utlng our investigation and trust the same will i)P 0f value to the city of N-'W Westminster. This was signed by .)- A. Lee (chairman), F. .1. Coulthard and J. S. Bryson. Herbert Camilchael, |n response to ;, pi ter from the chairman as to the experience of Victoria when an area of swamp land was flooded, wrote In part: On this coast the trouble Is with decomposing vegetable matter during the summer months, particularly August and September. Victoria water got so bad during those .itonilis that filter beds had to he pu t in: these mnde the water quit" .1. D. Kennedy said they w. re a c'.li- /en's committee, and not present to hear statements from officials of the company, W. HandCOCk said they were present lo flghl f _::; ��� _ I'in ��� '' ��� w��-*r;. 4' "'��� 5' VAt _**' " ' HI -V M ���* |4:ir:: ^'?ir, **. V J-- ^.'W*1 P'K'>^_if^'^Mr,i!p; , i i.r1 v , -. , ��� ( '.{ j- **��� .*<_<��� _'r . ' .���,'.������.�� 1 ���*, 4^1. HiK, : S_��.dK_3...l____ll.-i_!li PAGE TWO. THE DAILY NEWS. TUES��AV. MARCH 30. 1909. Classified Advertisements WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. LOST. FOUND. REAL ESTATE. PROFESSIONAL. BUSINESS. FRATERNAL. ETC. Man wants but little here be low*���-but he will have to advertise if he expects to get it. Advertising may not bring visible results every week in proportion to its cost, any mora that a salesman does advertising as a selling help stands squarely on all fours there is no longer any doubt. "When the dimpled baby's hungry, what does the baby do? It doesn't lie serenely and merely sweetly coo; the nu Ut that bellows with all its little might till some one gives it sometning to curb its appetite... The infant with the bottle which stills its fretful cries, a lesson plainly teaches ���it pays to advertise." ��� Chlcaao p��� T^ baby d nncord-He.ald. PERSONAL. WHY REMAIN SINGLE?���We can find a congenial lite companion for any respectable man or woman. Send stamp for particulars. Western Development League, Box LULL Vancouver. ELECTRICAL WORKS. WANTED. WANTED ��� FURNISHED COTTAGE or housekeeping rooms, close In. Address R. C Stanley, Windsor Hotel. THE PEARSON ELECTRIC CO., dealers in eictcricai machinery, fixtures and supplies, house wiring, armature wiring, motor ��� repairing, etc. Bank of Commerce bulldlpg, phone 331, P. 0. box 928. FANCV POULTRY, EGGS, ETC. TEACHER WANTED���FOR COM- mon school, this city, to begin work ifter Easter holidays; Applications will be received until noon of April 1st. Robert Lennie, secretary. LOST. LOST���A SMALL SQUARE LOCKET containing photo, monogram "B. F. L." Fimder on returning same to ibis office will be rewarded. LOST���PAIR DOGSKIN, FLEECE- .lined gloves, in nostoffice on Sunday afternoon. Return to Daily News offlce. ARTHUR O'CONNOR, POULTRY breeder, 1019 Eleventh street, and Sixth avenue, New Westminster, P. 0. box 425. Pure-bred Cockrels for sale, Barred Rocks, White, Brown and Buff Leghorns, etc.; QggS for hatching. Wr|te your requirements. MU6IC MRS. C. C. FISHER, ex-pupil of Carl- lotta Antelli, R. A. M., London, Eng., and of G. F. Sims, Mus. Bac, Oxford,, England, will give lessons In singing and harmony. FISH AND GAME. BENSON & AYLING, FISH, FRUIT, Game, Vegetables, etc. Begbie St., opp. Windsor Hotel, FURNITURE. W. E. FALES, THE FURNITURE Dealer, Upholsterer and Undertaker, corner Agnes and McKenzie streets Phone 176, night call 81. GROCERY. FOR SALE. FOR SALE���LOTS; OWNER WILL sell two big lots on car line; price $350 the two; cash $25, balaico ?10 per month. Box 022, city. ROOMS TO RENT. FOR RENT���FURNISHED HOUSE keeping rooms, 832 Royal avenue. .ROOMS TO LET IN THE BURR Block���These rooms have been entirely renovated, freshly papered, heated with hot water, gas and electric lights in each suite, all outside rooms with good light, prices moderate. Dominion Trust Company, Ltd.. Agents. TO RENT���ONE LARGE FURNISH- ed bedroom, also one small one. Terms reasonable. Apply 287, Victoria street. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. AUDITING, ACCOUNTING AND SYS- temizing. Guinn <_ Fa.irley, phone 1117. 18 Flack block, Vancouver, U. C. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- ceries, phone 380. The Pure Food Supply Grocery, P. O. Box 811. HOME MANUFACTURE. MRS. RUNACRES, 216 SIXTH ST., opp. Queen's Avenue Church.��� Home-made sausages and rolls, heal cheese, etc. iRON WORKS. VULCAN IRON WORKS, LTD. ��� Roilormakers and General Plate Workers. Boilers, smokestacks, chutes, conveyors, air receivers. sheet iron work. Telephone 324, V. O. Box 442. MONUMENTAL WORKS. B. C. MONUMENTAL WORKS. .IAS. McKay, manufacturer and importer of monumental tombstones, building stone, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Columbia street, New Westminster. PAPER HANGING AND DECOR ATING. I. HUDSON, WALL PAPER, ROOM Mouldings, Burlaps and Banltas; house painting, kaJsominlng, paper hanging and decorating. Sixth street. New Westminster. RESTAURANTS. NURSERY. 'HE FRASKR VALLEY NURSERIES, Ltd., Burnaby Lake���For healthy home-grown fruit trees phone 445. ROYAL CAFE, (/Mrs. Archer, proprietress). Four courses, consisting of soup, lish, boiled ontrop or roast, pudding or pie, tea, coffee or milk. KENNY'S RESTAURANT & CAFE Tickets, 21 meals for ?4. Home cooking. Meals, short orders, oysters. All white cooks; no Oriental labor employed. Open day and night. Opposite tram offlce. REAL ESTATE. SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION OF B. C. ���P, B. Brown, manager, P. o. Box 656, phone 334. TWO ACRES, five miles out, ai a cheap price, to close up an estate; this would make an ideal chicken ranch al Bmall cost; (300, ti mis. FEW LOTS In the ',e.-.t pan ol Burnaby ;it (126 each, 50 bj 150; easy terms. D^!^f^tKicties '' ��' �� F ��� ' U-DGE noi.' Ur" '" M ' ' Wl i-Z 'TV'" "5 :"11 V :n. - . ,ecy. lt,,SK <"��� : I.ODGEN0 115, Bon . ln_ ., . . Rose Degr.i HENRY'S NURSERIES ��� PACIFIC Coast tested seeds, trees, plants, be0 supplies, etc. 3010 Westminster road, Vancouver, and branch nursery at South Vancouver. PROFESSIONAL. GEORGE E. MARTIN, BARRISTER and Solicitor. Guichon 1 lock, Columbia and McKenzie Sts., New Westminster, B. C. ROLLER RINK. PYTHIAN SKATING RINK, New K. of I*. hall, Eighth and Agnes stre. .s. Hours: Morning, 10 to 12; afternoon. 2:30 to 6; evrning, 7.30 to 11, AdmisSloi 10c; Skates, 25c. REAL ESTATE. WHITE. SHILES & CO. Real E-tate and Insurance Agents- City, farm and suburban property, 260 Columbia street. W. MYERS GRAY, BARRISTER, Solicitor and Notary Public. Curtis block, Clarkson Street, opposite the Court House, p. o. Box 196 Telephone 64 LIVERY STABLE. RING IT 250 "FOR 1IACKS~AND smart turnouts. The Fashion Stables. LAUNDRY. WADE. WHEALLER * BOARD OF TRADL- ��� ���> Wstt��| ster Board ol Trade m.-'wu"! Board Room, Citj Hall, aa to��J Third Thursday ol escii mji Quarterly meetings on tbe oj Thursday of February, mm August and November, al 8 P-J Annual meetings im !"e 1 Thursday or February, member.*, may bs prop<��" ^ elected at any monthly or *0*-*O��0 �����0*0*0*0*0400*C*0*0*0*0*Q up. NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS Cook & Ross THE AUCTIONEERS 323 Front St., Opposite Market, New Westminster. and 1260 Granville St., Vancouver. Should be consulted lf you wani 0 .-(l1 furniture or nu auction oondui i. Live Stock Implement auction 1 'I every Friday morning on Westmlnt'or Maiket; and every Saturday morn: ig on Vancouver market. New cooking stove; 3 wagons, ik ir ly new; 1 express wagon; 1 horse mower (now). A quantity of new furniture halt price. Room 9, Hamley block. Key at 323 Front street. Phone A4-f��. LAND ACT. New Westminster Land D*�� District of Say*""1- Tak,. nolle- .bat t, <'��� *'��� Jl 0. Vancouver, o. jupatlos tend to apply tor.*^100*! chase the following de3��rlbofl��J ��� i_i 'ii'.n" . Commencing sl a P�� ��� J the north shore of south r����J thence follow::.-: the ,holVJJl southerly, westerly, a 'J. easterly back to i ����� ������ ,J ment, taking In the whol. * Dated Feb. 2nd, 1909. HltV MAKE YOUR aPPEAL/tH-^ through the columnsofT NEWS. The Morning k^_. NOTICE. ters of Credit Issued, available with corresj lents in all parts of thfc world, Savings Bank Di iiai I. ipi I lepbslts received In sums of *'i and tipv ir: nnd lnteresi allow. I nt 3 per con ;ii iiinii i; re eni ra i I. Total Assets ii'.' ; |1C1, ,0 10.00, NF.W V/ESTMIN.TER BRANCH, G. D. BRYMNER, M tua_ ���.. NEW HOCSE OF SIX ROOMS ON FOURTH ST., ABOVE SIXTH AVENUE, TWO LOTS. REASONABLE TERMS. Dominion Trust Co. T.'R PEARSON, Mgr . MONEY TO LOAN 0.0*3*0*0#O��oo*o*o*o��o��ok. o*o*o*o*o��o*co*<_��o*o*c>*o*8 Tako notice that D. .1. McQuarrie, of New Westminster, B. ('., occupation, electric railway manager, Intend, to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands in the district of New Westminster; Commencing at a post planted at the ROiilhwest corner of lot 131)0, thence east to northwest corner Ol lot 1362. thence south to south went corner of lot 997, thence southerly, west- orly nnd northerly to point of commencement, containing 100 acres nio'e or less. DANIEL JOHN McQUARRIE, per JOHN F. BAOOS, Agenl. Haled Deoembcr 19th, 1908, NOTICE. District. New We5ti.ii��ster u District of New Wrf-** TtriTrcHoS^j3 Pitt Meadows, i- ������ , f���rper*1-��� ried lady, intends to aPPiJo)i<)ff)rtJ| sion to purchase tn* ���.�� scribed lauds: CoNiin." ��^rfjj Plan..'-. :.,-> ^ %, A L020, thence wesi io ( t,?i��*| south 80 chain, <%��^*A more or less to V-' ^ ��� thence northern ����<"<��� ^j the point of i \""" ' ^ I M. b.,rU) ARCH 30, 1909. ,nca FOR RED R.VLR BRIDGE : pressed to the un- n the eiivei Ope VCidi Sealed ten 6 , und marked o .,, lUe Red River wlli be received at the of- tbe commissioners of the B�� �� tal Railway ���'>-' ���"" u tlic 8th day of April, ���'.!' - truction and erecUon 1903 . ..,. bridge and of-'' ins over the Red river Mm Winnipeg and St. Boniface, ** < ., Lombard street, u> near lhe ' grad,ng and approafth ��etber ','r' ti vs in Winnipeg. ^"L. tenders must be submit- BeP��ae ,llctm, with other ^asperBcnedulcandtorBUpe, structure' THE DAILY [T. s. PAGE THREE. M CANADA ��� -i-ff? CHEMICALLY PURE Canadian Government tc:v show wc have the purest, and highest strength good.,. QMIett's is used by the be;t Bakers and Caterers everywhere. Costs no more than the inferior adulterated kinds. E. W. GILLETT CO., LTD. | Toronto, Ont. DREADNOUGHTS WILL NUKBER THIRTY-THREE Lord Grey Outlines Brita'n s Policy in Naval Program���Factors Which May Disturb Peace. in- plans ���eli ���' details aI1,l profiles may be tbe "$��� ' full information obtained at . , . chief engineer at Ot- ce '' ' " ,��� . ,>._ nj also at .Lltiv the office of me at St. Boniface, iillV.I. ���' Arsons tendering are notified that '. ,,, ,, v considered unless eaa (I1 tbe terms supplied by the Commissioners, which may be hud on 2 .,���< Mr, il...bU. Lumsden. S engineer, Otta... Ont.,-and M- J B, pmilin. district engineer, st mail' signed and Isonlface, Man. Bacb tender must b. Kale, by all the parties to the ten- der and witnessed, and be accom- ._h. by nn accepted cheque on B Wed bank ot !he Dorclnlon ot Canailu payable to tne Commiaslonerfl o( tbe Transcontinental Railway, for tbi ,..m nf I25-000 for "^structure 8D. other work as Her schedule, and ,or the sum of $25,000 fur steel super- Btruct-re and flour. Tie cheques deposited by the party whose tender Is accepted will be _.;. sited to the credit of the Ro Ciwr-General ot Canada aa security for tbe due and faithful performance el the contract according to il* terms. Oqu-.s deposited by parti, s wnose t��_.-r* are rejecti-d will be returned ���within ten days after the signing ot tbe contract. TV right Is reserved to reject any I or all .id-iaoin 6 ..oglcOtbe ao or all tenders. By order. P. K. RYAN. Secretary. |.he Commissioners of the Transcou- Uient&l Ridlway. Dst-d at Ottawa, Gth March, 1W��. Nwtpapen Inserting this ad ver- Itlsnw-m nitbcut authority from .&�� coi_ir.iscior, .<; will not le paid for It. Westminster Transfer Co. '.nice 'Phone. 18b. Barn 'Pbone 137 Columbia Street. Bag-rage delivered promptly to any part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT. New Spring Goods JUST ARRIVED. Exactly the material you want for suit-, made 'o order. Perfect fit guar- _nt.-.d. MEE CHUNG Merchant Tailor P. O. Box 634. New Westminster. Opposite Windsor Hotel, P. O. R.x 47.. Tel. Kes. 429. Gasoline Engines We Sell the Celebrated Palmer BROS. TWO AMD FOUR ���CYCLE GASOLINE ENG1NE6 London, March 29.���Foreign S_cre- House of Common* j ' ..... :,.. al Britain com- i pletes her present naval program she I'wilt bave 33 battleships of the Dreadnought type, making ner supreme in naval affairs anions' world powers. Lord Grey urged a more liberal policy ! in connection wiih naval affairs in Great Britain. The secretary then re- ferred to the Anglo-German relations in general terms, and grow more am- i icable, as though fearing that bis I pppech woul.l sound warlike. , Thr> Speaker said that only two 1 things could disturb the peaceful conditions of Europe 'mat would be an attempt by England to isolate Germany or an attempt by any one con- i tlnental power to dominate the policy of Europe. _______��� . ' WHEN GOING EAST .SK THE TICKET AGENT TO SEND YOU OVER "THE NORTHWESTERN LINE" Eight Train- Every Day In the Year BETWEEN Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago THE TRAIN OF EAME THE .NORTH-WESTERN. LTD. .Embodies th. newest and best Ideas j tor COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, and | LUXURY. It is lighted with botti I electricity aud ga*-; the most brilliantly Illuminated train In the world. The equipment consists of private coinpart- I ment cars, standard 16 section sleepers, luxurious dining car, reclining cba-r cars (seats ftee), modern day coach.--; and buffet, library and -rook- lug cars. For Time Tables. Folders, o- any further Information call on or write F. W. PARKER, 720 Second Avenue. Seattle. Wa. h. DEFENCE OF EMPIRE HEME OE DEBATE Canada Ready to Devote Her Whole Resources to Help Mother Country. First get her answer���then come to Me. My Rings for engagements she surely should see; Diamonds and Rubies, Emeralds���Pearls. For pleasing the tastes of Westminster girls. CHAMBERLIN, The Jeweler ++SH44+++444+++++++++++++40-444+++++++++++++++444++++4'* \\ Lawn Grass Seed AT RYALL'S PHONE 57. Ottawa, March .0.���In tbe House of Commons this afternoon Hon. G. E. Foster moved a resolution declaring '.that Canada should no longer delaj in assuming her proper share of re- mslbllity and financial burden Incident in the suitable protection her . .posed coast iine ana great seaports. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, replying.propos- e 1 a resolution accepting the spirit of Mr. Foster', resolution, but going further to state that Canada realized the necessity of assuming, with her growing population and wealth, of the gradually increasing .lare of the burden of both military and naval defence, and of providing adequately as a self- governing dominion for her own national defence. The resolution gives j ++++++++++++4++++ +++44+++4 +++++++ in effect a re-statement of the policy j _ of the ipiestion of imperial defence . ' laid down by tho Canadian ministers. I r in a memorandum submitted the Colonial Conference in 1902. It concludes with a statement that ln rase of need Ca nada is prepared to devote her whole resourc-s In men and money to the defence of the . mpirr*. I Sir WHfrld need the step? already t��\\ken by Canada along the line of gradually working out a general j { scheme of defence in oo-op"rnvon with ! the imperial war office in militia or-, ganization. Much had already been j done towards the development of an effective defence organization in Can-! ada along the same pattern as obtains i in the imperial army. What Canada ; rou'd now do in the matter of tak- lng further action along the naval line was, he said, a matter for careful and mature deliberation after consultation with the imperial authorities nnd set- ting advice from naval experts. DRUG STORE MAKE YOUR APPcAl to the public through the columns of THE DAILY NEWS. The Morning Paper. Ten Thousand Aliens. New York, March 2*5.���Six v.-ssels brought to New York yesterday nearly 10,000 aliens, almost a record number for a single day. B. C. Mills, Timber and Trading Company VANCOUVER AND NEW WESTMINSTER Manufacturers and Dealers in All A.n�� ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Interior Finish, Turned Work, Etc. Fish and Fruit Boxes. Large Stock Plain and Fancy Glass. FARMERS ATTENTION! Lumber Always In Stock for Fencing and Draining. ������-1. ��� ��� ��� Royal City Branch, Columbia St. Telephone 12. New Westminster New Spring Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen 4 beautiful line ol mat..rial for I'"���������'i mad and suiting; lias Just arrived. W�� -uarantei a perfect fit and good Hrlui.i nship. WING YUEN K*ong On Wo & Co. Block. Columbia and Mclnnes Sts. ..Westminster.. Iron Works JOHN HEiD, Proprietor. Tenth Street, ��� New Westminster +���. ...H"M"M"1' -M"M"."."H Hotel Butler Annex Fourth Avenue and Marlon 8treet SEATTLE ������.-���- RATES: Room $1 **vr day up. Room and board $2.50 per day up. Toom with bath $2.50 per day up. Room with bath and board $4 per day. All iiitside rooms, with hot and cold water, steam heat, long distance tel .- phone. 'Rtis meets all trains and '.���������..tits CARLETON GILBERT, Mgr. Easterbrook Milling Company, E_urne, B. C. FLOUR! FLOUR ! Imperial ... $7.00 per brl. Hungarian Jewel . . $6.50 " " Terminal $5.00 " " McQuarrie & Co.. FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS. FRONT STREET. New Westminster. Telephone 333. I PL. r. '��� 54, I'. O. Box Gt>.ri. ?**+++++*4444++++4+4++++ ��� ��� j Jmsjs the L Opportunity ||f Jackson & Morrison i ���- lien Kb catalogue ur order tor ��� Pacific Coast Tested Seeds ���THAT'S OUR BUSINESS Every order placed with us means a satisfied customer. (ILK WORK SATISFIES OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Kate.., on work o! any den* i :i; 'ion or quantity quo'. ^C"^ | Trust Block, Profit St., New Westminster Interurban Line. Cars for Vancouver and way stations will run every hair hour from 6:60 a. m. Last . ur leaves at 11 p, in. Last car leaves Vancouver-at 11: _U p.m. Cars leave the depot every twenty minutes for both Bap- perton and city limits over the city line. City Line: Cars leave tram office on the hour, twenty mlu- utes after, and forty minutes afti *ving at G:20 a. DO Sapper-ten Lme: Cars bave in t.-n minutes alter the hour, half past and fifty minutes after the hour, mmencing at ,:'"'*""n s^ the balance on easy terms. For an investment with every prospect for a quick turnover .!,'m early Monday morning. The lot Is 66x132 , i s",nffier ot. '"" ''Practical!. you can't do better than seccure this cleared. Speak quickly If you want thl J. J. JOHNS! DUPONT BLOCK, COLUMBIA STREET. PHONE 1C9. mmm ii.il centre that the city is growing and will grow, Het-sin arc to be located many new factories nnd Industries- whilst important commercial and industrial developments are about to take place on the margin of the city For instance a Seattle concern ha�� purchased acerage on Lulu island for tho erection of a large shingle mill; a factory, which rumor says is to be for woollen goods, is to be put up at Bburne; negotiations are in progress for the purchase of a large site in the vicinity of Sapperton, for the erection of an iron foundry. Here are three important industries, two of them entirely new to the district, about to be ���/.ildi i vd. and they may safely be : <*> eegarded as the forerunners of m tnj more. It Is pretty certain that ere long ;i grain elevator will go up; a new gas producing undertaking +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 ,4+444+++++> 4 HAVE YOU TRIED Premier Flour? If not, ask your grocer for it at once, and be sure that you get PREMIER, as then- is no other flour to equal it on the market. PREMIER FLOl'R is becoming a household necessity. If your dealer does not stock it. "phone us and we will deliver It to you ourselves. about to commence operations; the HALE BROS. & CO. ltd. Phone 335. 186 COLUMBIA STREET. p. O. Drawer 100. onl gas company is to lay down n. w mains arid improve Its plant. Then we have the extensive new locomotive and cur shops which the C. 1'. It. Will sb.iril. en cl at \\> ��� -inn ter Jun in, .such , . la] mo. m< nl i as thosi. together with the iwiabllshmept ol New Westminster as one of the great I'n. ifii port . in Ucato that in the tn * i two or thr.-_ years our city wlll make a mighty bound forward and attain a far greater importance than ii has hitherto enjoyed. Concurrent therewith will come a vast m< it-ase in real '���state Investments, a greater commercial activity, ami an augmentaton of bank returns. Wth a future s.i fraught wth Importance it is necestfcry thai tbe ('it> Fathers should recognise thai a poi-1 icy of hold advancement and well dl-, rected progress will have to be adopt-; ��� ���d. There must be no hesitant'., no cavilling, no tentative proposals t.i binder or discourage Intending Investors or capitalists. Tiny must also j be pr pared to enter upon a 11 era] expenditure to meet the greater demand* for improvements that are certain io ensue. We are Bur. the ratepayer- a ill cheerfully approve such b ti p and be ready lo bear some increase In their burdens to ensure the -ompllshmi nt or a progr. sslve policy and to help forward the good work of establishing New Westminster as :i leading port, an important Industrial centre, a busy hive of commercial activity, .-11111 withal its retention as a pleasant healthful place of residence. - ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++4++<. M The Gut Show IS ONE OF THE 11 STYLES OF 20TH CENTURY READY FOR VV . TAILORED GARMENTS WE ARE SHOWING THIS SPRING. ALL THE LATEST DETAILS ARE INTRODUCED; CUFFS ON COATS OR STRAPS. BUNCHED BUTTONS (EITHER 2 OR 3), POCKETS WITH FLAPS, PERMANENT SEAM TO PANTS; TURNED UP AT BOTTOM; COLLEGE SUITS. YOUNG MENS SUITS; BUSINESS MEN'S SUITS. YOUR SPECIAL MEASURE FROM CHOICE OF 300 STYLISH CLOTHS. DELIVERY IN 3 WEEKS. PHILLIPS THE WARDROBE CLOTHIER SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW WESTMINSTER. Shoes Today ?| These are Busy Shoe Days with us. A Concatenation on the Roof. P. D. Roe, of Port Moody, ii. ( v'cegerent -.ark of ihe Hoo-Hoo der of British Columbia, announc concatenation to ibe held In Vancouver, I). C., on Friday, April _:ird. A real good time Is looked l'or, und a large i _fr __ GREAT BARGAINS IN MEN'S Spring SI number of playful kittens, from Moun- JsW tain and valley, have announced them.! Q[j selves ready to pass through the val-'pJ^ ley of the Onion bed, in darkness, fear jfin and trembling, and take the oath of in mai allegiance to the Sacred Black Cat. All live members of the Hoo- lUio oi'.l.r, in this vicinity, should get busy right now and. Cat-er-mobllc around and bring as many iinregener- nte kittens to the fold ns they can get their claws nn. Further announcements as to hah nnd other arrange- in. nts will he made later. , ,;,:|^j Ladies will be interested in our new lines of Patent fl fi! Leather and Tan Oxfords. See our windows for Hs Horse Sho April 21, 22, 23 and 24. riElSERVED SEAT SALE. VANCOUVER OPERA HOUSE. North Box Office! Season Tickets only vprll 5th to !M| General Sab- \\- Season tickets (good for al performances) ^"1 EVENING��� First two rows "i'i \\"xt thr�� rows M I .ast four row.-; '::l AFTERNOON ��� First two rows Pl Ha lance unreserved Children ��� .Mail orders addressed to E. R. Rlcketts, Esq., accompanied b. '���' I tance will be filled in the order of receipt. POSITIVELY NO TELEPHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. Spring Cleaning A Blssell. Carpet Bwe .per i a great hi lp to the housewife in spring cleaning time '.'.. also have .lap-n- ac, ii I lac, Liquid Veneer, etc. I . brightening up the furnli .�� Call in and Inspect our stock. COUNTY COURT CHAMPERS. County court chambers, before hla boi'i.,. Judge Howay yesterday. Trapp Ai Co, vs. Barnetl and Pottei onier for service of Judgmi nt, sun,- 8 1 m SPECIAL PRICES T. J. TRAPP & CO. Sifcn of the Big Elecl.it: Coot. New WesfniinsIer,' B. C VE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN B.C. MUTTON, VEAl, PORK Fresh Pork Sausages dally. Best of Farmer's Pork. PACIFIC Meat Market jsBEBBBBF/ 05 Phone 192 Muniir ;;��� .am ira Colui**1* I e^BBEE>BBBBBEBBBBH@,ADVERn5E 1N THE TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1909. THE _>AIL_ KEWS. NEW- LADIES SAILOR HATS 1. H. Smith CHILDREN'S AND ' MISSES' STRAW, ETC. A HALF PAGE FULL OF GOOD B UY,N�� NEWS OF SPR.ng WANTS Household VERY LOW-PRICED The busy housewife is now or will shortly be start**-] __ money-*���*&ou_ta y���. S^g White ana Cream Madras Muslins at 35c per yard MADRAS AS CURTAINING MATERIAL IS GETTING MORr YEAR.I THEY MAKE NICE SERVICEABLE CURTAINS OP ��f��__D M��RE P0PULAR EVERY WELL. WE HAVE ABOUT 10 PIECES, WHITE AND CPE A., n^vV^**���0* AND WEAR PLAIN AND TASSELED. REGULAR 50c p-R YARD G0,NG FOR P. p v/pn " INCHES WIDE: ���^^*���* ' " *^ m4 ���...35c 65c, 75c and 85c Colored Madras for 50c per yard THIS IS THE WHOLE RANGE OF OUR NEW COLORED MADRA~- _, CC_n FROMTriE MANUFACTURERS THAT ANOTHER SHIPJpmt ALREADY WE HAVE WORD TO MAKE ROOM FOR IT. THERE ARE SOM -SHORT TpIt '$ ""^ ^ ��N' AND WE HAVE ISFR0M7TO 14 YARDS. , HE COLORS ARE B A F .f *" ���E AVERAGE LENG��� ^CTS ANO CATHEDRAL DES,GN, Lll^^^T. "cTnTa., JX_���?. ,�� Some Very Handsome Sash Muslins In Madras WE HAVE SOME VERY HANDSOME SASH MUSLINS FRILLED WITH LOOPS ALL READY TO PUT ROD THROUGH. PR ICES 25c, 35c AND 50c PER YARn SasH Muslins at 12 l-2c yard OVER 10 PIECES HANDSOME SASH MUSLINS, 30c AND 36 INCH WIDE. ON SALE AT .12 1-2c Swi Swiss and Bobinette at 221-2 yard 6P CHES $2.75 Lace Curtains for $1- 75 PATTEN WFoERK ��NUY WE WILL SEL-U OUR REGULAR $2.75 CURTAIN. 3 1-2 YARDS LONG, NICE $1.75 Grand Showing of Art Muslins and Crettonnes *>' YARQS ' r NEW ART MUSLINS AND GOBLIN ART DRAPERIES GOING AT 8c. 10c, 15c AND New Range of Crettonnes at 15c yard B��X COVER^ EJ,ANT PATTERN3 IN FURNITURE CRETONNE FOR DRAPES, COSY CORNERS ��^^J____fTC' 0N SALE AT, PER YARD ^ New Art Sateens for Quilts and Drapes 0VER 40 PATTFRMc -r LYNEWnr-,- �� SEL-ECT FROM; HEAVY SATIN FINISHED WITH NUMEROUS ENTIRE ^J^NS. PER YARD 20c. 25c AND 35c co Fine Bed Pillows at $1.2S each FOR ITH BEST TICKING, GOOSE FEATHER FILLED. REGULAR PRICE $1.50. NOW ^Hemstitched Pillow Cases 20c each ^nd ._ in..,, 30c each- m0'u!ES Wide nicely hemstitched, of superior quality cotton, regular ' W' EACH - 20c ; $2.50 Hemmed Sheets for $2.00 '�����*������ FTS' HEMMED ready for use: will fit large double bed. going for $2.23 ��� I- H. SMITH'S House Cleaning Sale PAGE WVE City News For first-class cut nowers and any klDd Of Floral work, telephone " ��� ��� *' Greenhouse, B.OS. ������ The Flyer has left to tow some scowaof coal for the Alaska Packers from Udysmlth to Anacortes, A good appearance is an Invaluable '��� not a luxury, but a necessity. ! BP B278 and let us renovate your Clothes. Royal City Dye Works ** ��� ������ work of the publicity associa- ; Hon will be transferred to the board | Of trade as from April 1. in accord- ni ce with tl,,. arrangement recently n 1 ipted. 1 ���'.' performance at The Edison en.- hour and a half, commences at 7:35 | in. Music by the New v. "si mins:,���;��� orchestra. \\ Chinaman named Young Yen wa*i in- rred al Douglas street cemetery ye terday, A mi ��� ng oi thi executive of the W'estemlnster football club has been call ���>! for tills .-v. ulng al 7 o'clock. Prof. Banthler will a- Ist patrons of the Pythian roller rink to li arn two Btepping .luring the afternoon hours. * district continue :o reach the ��� tarj of the bo i le, from United States cities pertli ilarij The - declaration C P. li. to repair sho;. at W mln :��� r Juni is the object of one seeker for infor- mation from Detroit. .7. M. Hamilton sings the songs ol old Scotland with ail the spirit of his nice. Opera Housi a- rii 7th. ������ Free, a splendid tea Bet; Crystal theatre. Investigate. ������ The death took place yesterdaj al the Royal Columbian hospital of .Mrs. Agnes Martin, aged IB Mrs. Martin formerly lived at Bellingham and had only been In Westmin-:.- a Bhort time. She leaves no relatives ipi tins district. The organi.'.ation meeting of the Cubs Biuseball 0:11'. was belt tn tbd 1. ..ii hail yesterd.u evening, 1 . officers were elected as foflows; lion, presidetit. A W. Gray; manager, Water Cunningham; secretary, P. i,\\ Peebles, treasurer, L, I.. Adams. A committee was appointed to armnge for the purchase of uniforms which will be grey and blue- About ..irh- tcen players have signed an with the Cubs. The Robin Hood girls are coming t.�� town, See page J for the announcement. ** l Westminster Is to be favon d with a \\ Islj freiii the Robin Hood glr B, Se,. page I for pari ii ulars ** A lun carnival will be held at the irises ur.' offered, one for the largest and one for tiie siivi esl hat worn. ������ The following offlci i were-1 at the organisation meeting of the Yoimg Fiber,iis' Baseball club yesterday evening. President, .1. C. Blair: ���/ice-prftsldent, K. C. Welsh; secretary. treasurer, G. S. Corhett; manager, W. .T. Saice; executive committee, C. Maanering and C. Yuiii. The Trader brought in a .'.mall load of .-ugar from a Greenock refinery for loci; merchants yest.,' ���'������������ ��� .' . ..'' "���������',(- ��� !J 4" -4 Hi,- '���'���'��� & iVsfC'' ���' 'W. If Vi-i' ". i, Ut ii i ,_______��� Ui , M .���J. m ib >...'! N J '��� '.(ivii ��������� : i[ - ,i ..tc ,'.*! ��� fi 'ri : i ��� ; 'vM __m ".a *n\\ F y>',v '���litt'!' ' >��i! if*, j "-!-������ ... ��� ..1 v.i a, I I . V 1 ! ':���,' .c I; i). ���!': -rj ' % t if. ���-,' 4 - u ��� 1 1 ��� ���'���_. ��� .'.nisi. "t __*__'���'���'t^flfcl_��.;9 ��� * ������',���'.,.���. ii PAGE SIX. THE DAILY JEWS. TU"DAY, MARCH WHE5 YOU SPEND A DOLLAR GET A DOLLAR'S WORTH COWAN'S PE.RFE.CTION COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) Is ths beet value, because It ts pure, nutritious sad very economical. THE COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO ���Eft l��_��3Eaf__2_. Play Ball Rubber Balls from 5c up Lacrosse Sticks 35c up Ease Calls 'Oc up G'eves ane1 "Uta 40c up Bats 20c up Masks, Body Protectors, etc. AT MOREY'S Columbia Street. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. LAND REGISTRY ACT. 1 Re the north portion 17 by 5 chains 'S 1-2 acres) of subdivision 12 and the north portion 10 by chains (6 acrcsi, of subdivision 1- of Lot 79, Group 1, map 536, Xew Westminster district. Whereas proof of the loss of certificate of title number 2720F, issued in the name- of Charles F. Sprott, Lucy Christine Sprott, Francis Kaia Schou, has been filed in this office. Notice is hereby given that I shall, at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof, in a daily newspaper published in the city of Xew Westminster, issue a duplicate of the said certificate, unless in the meantime valid objection be made to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Offlce, Xew Westminster, B. C, March 22. 1900. INDIANS ON WARPATH RETREAT BEfOBE MILITIA KOREANS ARE PILLAGING IN PROVINCE OE YANAJYU 44+4+++++++++**+*****++++++++++++^ Northern Crown HEAD OFFICE. WINNIPEG **+++44 Bank Organized Troops Making Effort to j Seven Hundred Insurgents on the Engage Red Men in Battle Be- Warpath���Government Funds AUTHORIZED CAPITAL PAID UP CAPITAL fore They Reach Stronghold. $6.0_o,oo0 .2 200,000 Seized. NEW WELLINGTON COAL 1 PENNSYLVANIA SMITHY GOAL BANFF ANTHRACITE COAL JOSEPH MAYERS Successor to Mayers *. Preston Office, Front St., Foot of Sixth. P. O. Box 345. Phone 105. PYTHIAN SKATING RINK NEW K. OF P. HALL. Eighth and Agnes Streets. 3 Hours: Morning. 10 *.o 12; afternoon .2:30 to a; evening, 7:30 to 10. Admission 10c, skates 25c. On Saturdays 10 io 12, school children under 12 will le furnished skates for 10c. Commutation tickets now on sale. 'Phone A 483. LAND REGISTRY ACT Re subdivision 11 of Lot 79, Group 1, New Westminster District; Lots IS 19 and 20, Block 1, and Lot 1, Block K. V., being part of Lot 6, Suburban Block IV., New Westminster City: Whereas proof of the loss of certificate of title number 16027A, issued in the names of Charles Frederic Sprott, Francis Kaia Schou, Lucy Christine Schou, has been filed in this office. Xotice is hereby given that I shall, iat the expiration of one month from I the date of the first publication he__- I of, in a dally newspaper published in I the city of Xew Westminster, issue a duplicate of the said certificate, unless in the meantime valid objection be made to me in writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. La ml Registry Offlce, Xew Westminster, B. C, March 22, 1909. Oklahoma City, Okla., March 29.��� One hundred Creek Indians, half- breeds and negroes, under the personal command of Chief Crazy Snake, ���kept up their march on the warpath ��� weather, early today, but were failing- utterly | |,;lV(. been raided to spread abroad the terror amons the people at large that like events in earlier days caused. Rather, they are retreating before five companies of determined Oklahoma militiamen in an effort to reach a stronghold in Tiger mountains before making a final stand against the troops. The mllltlament ordered by Governor Haskell as a re��alt of the uprising that came after a clash at the home of Crazy Snake, in which Mat- shall Baum and Deputy Sheriff Odell were killed, were camped for the night at Hickory Hills, the camp which had been hastily evacuated iby Crazy Snake at their appearance. At break ot : day they moved forward to give bat- ! tie to the redskins. Meanwhile the chief, through the*, agency of his sleepless scouts, had been watching every movement and he led his forces away apparently j not daring, or at 'east not caring, to fight the white foes In the open, 'tne j militiamen at this juncture pushed i forward at double quick. The Indians were 10 miles awn\\ from tlu'in. Tbey wer.- determined that they should not be allowed to choose the battle ground and thus gain un advantage. The troops outnumbered the Indians three to one and the officers ^knew that could the opposing forces meet in the open there could only be one outcome���the Indians would have to surrender or be killed. Once the redskins gained the shelter of the hills though, the result would not be so sure. Seoul, Marcli 29.���it appears from reports received from the interior that tlie activity of the insurgents is increasing with the coming of warm Residences of magistrates and governmenl funds seized. It is reported that 700 insurgents have overrun Yaiiiijyu province and are murdering and pillaging on all side.-*. That the insurgents are receiving :i.d and encouragement Prom outside Korea, and that supplies and money aro being received from America, Is believed here. The military officers at the Japanese residency-general are planning expeditions against the insurgents. A western institution, founded upon western capital ern directorate, operating chiefly [n the west, western interests. Interest paid on deposits an-! ."litnin fl 9 9uidedbyaWi5, t a west- 3 to prom- SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES Manager, A. F. D. LACE, Nev Westminster. +++++++++++++++++44+++4444+44+k At MacKay's THE STAGE Marrying Mary. The part of Mary Montgomery, Florence Gear's role In Edwin Milton Royle's musical play "Marrying Mary" has been drawn with peculiar boldness of line, precision of touch and clearness of intention. Marrying Mary Montgomery, thrice married and di- |vorced,.and with three wOuld-be future husbands dangling ai hei heels, i has no ordinary -ituations to make I much of, and no commonplace, of sentiment and diction to confound her striking personality and unique ideas of life and its responsibilities. Mary .uontgomery is barbaric-ally unc.**ivon- tlonal, her mannerisms are those of a petted woman of fashion, hi r tern- NEW BOOKS The Red City, by s. Weir imi che�� .U* {hr '-' ���' '��� ���'"'���^ of the Do.,,, li ibel, by Parts fi��' The Message, by Louis Tracy ui 54-0, or Fight, by .mo* Hough ^ Cy Whlttaker'B Place, by L* coin t|g Get-Rlch-Quick Walllngtord, ^ Chester Mj Life of Ian Mivi-iren, by Hi Xicholl �� +++++++++++++++444 NOTICE. Tale notice that I, C. W. Preston, of Vancouver, B. C, farmer, intend to apply to the Honorable Chi.: Commissioner of Lands and Works" tor a FOR THE LIAR OF THE WILY WOLF Montreal, March 29.���Rer. Dr. Long, author of a series of American nature books, is here today ou his way io Algonquin Park, where he wi 1, for the next fortnight or three weeks, make a study of the wolf in his liar with a view of devising measures fo.' | his exir rmination. ; Dr. Long will present a reporl on the subject to the Ontario Govern ment and to the Grand Trunk, by whom h,. has been commissioned to take up the tudy. 'l'he wolves In the LAND REGISTRY ACT. Take notlcv that aii application has bven made to register George Adams as the owner in Fee Simple, under a Tax Sale Deed from the Mayor and nerament that of an exotic. She Is as Irr.sist.x'jle as she is dangerous, Treasurer of the City of .New West capable of crumpling up an ordinary | minster, to Oeorge Adams, bearing suitor with a word or a glance. Florence Gear and a large singing company, in "Marrying Mary," will be sefti at the opera housp on Wednes- day. BIG FIRE THREATENS HAVANA WATERFRONT Crystal Theatre!^ The latest and most up-to-date ANIMATED PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Programme changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Afternoon matin- ��ea from 2 to 5. Evening performance commences at 7 p.m. ADMISSION 10c. CHILDREN 5c. Edison Theatre Animated Pictures and Illustrated Songs. THE LATEST HITS OF THE SEASON. Prog ..in chai . d Monday, Wednes- I i - ii cl .1 matinee foi . .,; | hlldn .. Baturdaya al 2:30 March 29 . our ,..'iti.iini.ii' ��� wl'l .��� ��� ..i "'���:'""1 sharp Each ��� ei formance runs om hour mi i 30 minutes. Nothing but the latest moving picture nnd Illustrated ��� nigs wlll be mi ��� xhl Ition ;.t the Bdl- s in theatre. Music wlll be furnlstoed by the New Westminster orchestra. Don . fall to hear and -. e them. Don't fail to see the world chain pionship baseball series Wednesday and Thursday. Admission. 10c. Children, 5c F. L. KERR, Manager. great park have increased so rapidly twenty-one year grazing lease on thej ,|,at tbey are seriously following described land: Commencing at a post on the east shore of Zayas island, Port Simpson district about a mile south of the mouth ot ake creek, thence west across the island to the shore, thence following the shore north.rly, easterly and southerly to thn point of commencement. Xo. 2 lease.���Zayas island, Port Sim;.s.m district, starting at a post at the southeast corner of Xo. 1 lease, thence west acrotfa the island to the shore, thence following the shore south, rly, easterly and northelyl around to the point of commencement C. W. PRESTON. Jan. 28, 1909 diminishing \\ the supply of deer and other kinds of I Wild life, including tlios.- interesting little engineers, the beaver. ! The wolf treats the ordinary rifle, exo.-pt in exceptional bircumstances with contempt, but Dr. Long thinks be has a specific ihat will prove effectual. He will nol divulge its nature, however, until his return from the wood-. PUBLISHER PREDICTS TAME HUNTING FOR ROOSEVELT i Havana, March :.".'.- Fir.��� r 1 tiit hrok.. out o the Havana docks shortly after noon today had made such headway by i o'clock thai grave fears are felt for the shipping in port. The tlame- ure spreading rapidly and driven onward by n heavy southerly gale that threatens to Bweep the entire water- f out of the city. UNITED STATES BARS IMPORTS OF OPIUM. Washington, March 29.���After April 1 nejtt, neither opium nor any mixture or compound containing or repre ent- ing opium In anj form can legally be ' brought into the l'nited Stales or any Lp uny c;aim t0 or ln y^p^t of th of its outlying posessions except for H,lid lan(]i --,,, } sh;il, register Georg. strlctly medicinal purposes date the 2-th day of Septemb- i, A.D. 1902, of all and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying _nd being iu the City of Xew Westminster, in the Provinc. ot British Columbia, more particular.y known and described as Subdivisions la and 16 of Lot S, Suburban Block 11. You and those claiming through or under you and all ,.ersons claiming any Interest in th.- said bind by virtue of any unregistered Instrument, and all persons claiming any Int.:. st In the said land by descent, whos�� title Is not registered tinner the provisions of the Lund Registry Act. are required to contest the claim of the tax purchaser within forty-five days from the date of the first publication of this notice upon you. and In default of a ca- veal ur certificate of lis pendens being filed within such period, or In default of redemption before registration, you and each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from setting Columbia, this 16th day ol A. I).. 1909. C S KEITH, District Re To Thomas William Md Charles W. Wise. Caroline A. The Arrow Pre MRS. E. M. DOMINY, desires to thank her many cuw for their patronage uud bopesl same will be continued. onNl tention is paid to nil or. ���_ !��t| printing and handbi..., tickets, | mos, letterheads, etc., are tusfl at the short..st notice .md in'Hi style. Phon.- your order il !��i| not call. PH-..E B466. The Arrow Pi FRONT STREET FREEMAN'S WHOLESALE Liquor Stow CHOICEST WINES, BRANOIlj ALES AND STOUT. m CANADIAN PACIFIC I HUIT' PACIFIC ^ RAILWAY COMPANY Easter Holidays in connection with the above round trip tickets will be sold at one single fare and one-third. Tickets on sale April 8tb ;o l-th Inclusive. Good to return up to and Including April L3th. School pupils and teachers will be given tickets from April 1st to 21st. ED. QO-LET, .gent, Xew Westminster. or C. !'. POSTER, Assl Genl. Pass. Agt., Vancouver. Xew Vork. March 29.���In the opinion of Dana Estes, the Boston pub- lisle r. who arrived here today, after a journej of 25,000 miles In Europe, Asia am! Africa, former President Ho..-, v. it will flnd hunting big game ! in i-liisi Africa "like shootli .iws In ch yard." 'The antelopes nnd animal of thai kind are bo tame," he ���-'aid, bat 1 hej grazi .: ong the railroad 11 n k, and 1 Bcarcelj look up as the train goes toy. i saw thousands of zebra antelopes, ogti Iche i, etc. They were n thin a few hundred yards of the train, and n...m of them never even so much n' j lifted their heads iis it went by." Mr, Estes visited Uganda, Hli trav- . Is In Africa took him inland as far .is Victoria falls, on the upper Zambesi. This carries Into effect a law pass...! at the las. session of congress embodying this restriction and the secre. tary of the treasury today Issued regulations in which it Is Indicated that the term "opium" shall cover all or its forms. Adams as owner thereof in fe*. And I hereby certify that publication of this notice for thirty days In a daily newspaper published in New Westminster will be good and sufficient service thereof. Dated at the Land Registry Office, Xew Westminster, province of British Phon.- 8. FAMILY TRADE A 8PECWJ P. 0. FRONT ST. NEW WESTMINSTER. ERTISEl IT PAYS TO ADV -IS- T H E DAILY Westminster's HOlM NE I Beef, Mutton, it VlfflilKMei CANADIAN'PAf AT-AHT-tSTEAdSM.'PS IsBVHU UUIL^. ^E_3 Empress of Britain March 26 Empress of Ireland April 9 Empress of Britain April 23 When sending for friends ln the old country by buying tickets at this Offil B you will sav. money and pn Vi ni delay. Call for particulars ED. OOULET ; Bl A FEW LEFT Good Russet Apples Splendid Cooker? $1.50 Per Box Moody Park Store Corner 10th St. and 6th Ave. ARAB PIRATES STOP BRITISH ON TIGRIS Constantinople, March 29. Attacks b> Arabs on rteamera plying the Tigris have been so persistent that the liritish line has be.-n compelled to suspend services. A government steamer on Friday wns riddInd with bullets, several P&S- vi;.. ,i being killed or wounded. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IX��� THE DAILY NEWS Westminster's Home P i OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS. March :!1.���Marrying Mary. \\pril I'..���Williams' Jubilee Singers. April 7.���Imperial _COtch Concert, i lompany. April 9.��� Vanoouver Orpheus Male Choir. April 17.���Harry Beresford. May 7.���Olngwbread Man killed, dressed and shipped from the Prairie Provinces under government inspection gives absolute satisfaction SOLD BY The Reichenbach Compan (LIMITED) Pure Food Purveyors Columbia Street, New Westmi"sterj PHONE 101. ���Tune 10. Nai Qoodwlu J^*'*"*���" TTIE DAILY NEWS, PAGE SBVKi.. a^E��E_(5iE&'i_j^^ o pl o u IS DIFFERENT It is the New Flour All Western Canada Is Interested In Pii-lii; Meeting Approves Keporl of .pecial .ommittee [Continu ! tnjia Pa Oue. We are not making this announcement for the purpose of describing the [superior qualities of "ROBIN HOOD" Flour. We intend you to find them out for yourself. We want you to (ind them out as quickly as possible, because we Knowforan absolute certainty that once you have tested it thoroughly you will (never Use any but "ROBIN HOOD" Flour afterward. That has alwavs been our lexperier.ce, and we feel sure it will be the same in New Westminster. " Now note what we are doing. We are sending our staff of "ROBIN IflOOD" girls into New Westminster to call upon every home. They will call Lpon vou. They will tell you something about "ROBIN HOOD" Flour, about ���the way it is made, the quality of wheat it is made of, and thev will give you borne idea of what makes "ROBIN HOOD" Flour different from other flours. It the flour you should use. It will prove its superiority. All over the West "ROBIN HOOD" Flour is making a tremendous impres- on, Join the thousands of happy users. Look for lhe "ROBIN HOOD" girls and be sure to give them an order. fhev will visit you in a day or two. The Saskatchewan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. MOOSE JAW, SASK. cBwa^xHa-Xv'^jczr���, US-E .h^*aiiCJ>_Ca_' i Advertising and Circulation he Daily News, New Westminster 10c per week, $1 for 3 mos pSTANDARD of Empirk, London and Toronto, weekly $2 per year K Daily News-Advertiser, Vancouver 50c per month, S5 per year BbSunday News-Advertiser, " 50c for 3 mos.,|$1.50 a year subscriptions and A'Iv;;rtisen..nts solicited for the above publications CHARLES E. SANDS, Agent ��� 0. Box 29 New Westminster Phone_A22 chair for tier play, Mr. Trapp contln- | ued to polnl out what the power company had through the B. C. Electric | Railway done for the provincial exhibition, wini. they should insist on | securing the purity of the water, the j citizens wanted to be a littlo cautious | in the way in which they should go ! about lt. It. G. Patti v.in seconded. Cutting Off Supply. J. A. Lee said he could not vote for the amendment for several reasons tnougb be wished he was in that position, the result of the reports and their Investlgatiop presented them from recommending to the citizens the I desirability of 1.ulding the dam. The ; quality of the water was of the'first consideration and they had been anxious to have that matt ���._��� s< tl > I. i ae I committee went so far ai to ask the engineer ii It wa^ possible for the city to gram permission without affecting the water supply, and was told "No... If the resolution waa adopted th. re would never be any fui th r water available lrom the lake save by permission of the Vancouv. i Power Company, An Old Mistake. J. S Bryson made a very good speech in dealing with the proposal. Ho dealt with the position of the City ('..unci: in 1901. and claimed that the initial mistake was mad" when that council under the then mayor, J. G. Scott, passed a resolution con- sentim. to the acquisition of certain lands by the Power Company, thereby enabling th un to get a foothold at Coquitlam like. in discussing the detail.- of the proposed dan; part c i ar- ly th.- nature of the foundations available for the dam, he showed that he hai taken considerable cure to make himself acquainted with conditions around the lake. According to Mr. Marshall, of Coquitlam, the valley of the Coquitlam river was an old canyon, and if a substantial dam waa CCfnstructed, there would be still leak, age underneath as there was in the existing dam owing to the material encountered. Mr. .Jones wished the m-.-tiug to understand that only some f>0 inches of th- record was iin use. and he thought a wrong impression had been conveyed to the meeting. Total Supply. Iu answer to J- J- Jones, Mr. Lee --Bill the purchase of the water right from the Coquitlam Lake Waterworks Company gave an unlimited supply and there was i reserve of 1000 inches for power and other purposes. Replying to C. Feeney. Mr. Bryson Chipman had examined the city reservoirs and read his satisfac- and Alderman Jardine moved and A.d. Garrett seconded the one which was unanimously adopted that the reporl ... received and filed, and the .-ubject matter be referred to the special committee to act upon as they think fit In the interests of the city. Mayor Keary remarked that when the provincial government gave its decision it would safeguard the purity of the water. For hla part he did not believe that raising the level of the water would injure its purity. He NEW WESTMINSTER TRICT. LAND DIS- Oistrict of Surrey. Take notice, that Henry T. thrift intends to apply for permission to lease the following described land; Commencing at a post planted wlierp the southerly boundary of lot i>U6, group two (2), Xew Westminster district Intersects the quarier section line, prolonged, running north and felt that the power company was just I south through section two (2), town- as much Interested in the waters pur- | ship one (1); thence south 100 rods, ity, because it would affect them indirectly. With the Intlmatiqn that the council committee would attend the executive meeting on Wednesday the matter closed. TWENTY PERSONS PERISH j thence east 160 rods; thence north to | a point 200 feet south of the before j mentioned southerly boundary of lot '5.5, group two (2); thence easterly ; parallel to the said southerly boundary of lot 505, group two (2), to a I point G2 rods north of the 4!nh parallel of north latitude; thence west to i low water mark and ti2 rods distant j from the said 49th parallel of north PEN LITTLE SLOOP IS l��Wta^^r_-K boundary of lot 505, group two (-1 Intersects the before mentioned I9tli N.-w Orleans, La., March 29.��� parallel of north latitude; then follow Twenty persons perished when tb''| ing th" said southerly boundary of lot Bloop Kearsage waa lost on the night :__������*, group two (2), to the point of ni Marcli 13 between Monterey Point j commencement, containing by estl ia and Greyton, Nicaragua, according to ; tion two uundred and forty acres a despatch from Hluefields. The captain, cook, two sailors and five passengers! succeeded in reaching shore. The Kearsage was a vessel of about 25 tons. She had a cargo of cocoa- nuts and fifteen passengers, bound for Bocas Del Toro, Colon and Jamaica. MAY POLE DANCE IN NORTH VANCOUVER more or leas. Dated at White Rock. B. O, 22nd day of February, 1909. HENRY T. THBtF this NEW WESTMINSTER TRICT. LAND DIS- North Vancouver, March 29.���May D_t will be celebrated in this city in the good old-fashioned style this year. An effort will be made to Interest every boy and girl in the schools; and the best singers wlll be picked out to take part in a special cantata. A maypole will be erected in some public place and a queen chosen to pre- Take notice that the undersigned intends to apply to tne hon. the commissioner of lands for permission to lease the undermentioned lands In New Westminster district: ��_ommencing at a point where the section line (prolonged) runn n and west between sections seven (7) and eighteen (18), Intersects the westerly boundary of lot 505, group two (2), New Westminster district; thence westerly 100 feet, thence southerly and thoroughly advertised there should be an immense crowd to witness the event. MOVING PICTURES AS MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION i��' I for municipal purposes I >J i said Mr n\\\\ j��| ! tory report of same "���' V 9 v a m 9 9 New York. March 29.���As,a means of identification among aliens who come to this country, Fourth Deputy Polce Commisisoner Woods sugge.ses that the federal authorities take moving pictures of every immigrant admitted to this port, mmigratlon Commissioner Watchorn has the atter under advseent. side over the gathering. Provided that the special nature of j easU'rl. Paralle- to ulc "esterly ��*g .the attractions offered on May 1 are southerly boundary of the said tot 505 to the centre line (prolonged) running north and south tnorugh section eight (8), township one (1), New Westminster district; thepce south 15{) feet, thence easterly parallel with the said southerly boundary of the said lot 505 to a point immediately south of the point wnere the centre line (prolonged).YUnning east or west through section ten (10), intersects high-water mark; thence north along the westerly boundary of said lot 505 to the point where said centre line of section ten (10) intersects high-water mark; thence westerly and northerly along the southerly and westerly boundary line of said lot 505 to the point of beginning, containing by estimation 60 acres more or less. Dater at White Rock, B. C, February 23. 1909. E. W. LEESON. HENRT T THRIFT, Agent. itiian Pacific Railway Co. jMtlih Colum.t. coast Une ������rvice. TIME TABLE Kouver VICTORIA ROUTE. SEATTLE I 1 (Ver Hai i-a.. 1 13. Opintjyj j_nuary 'rincen Victoria leaves Van- 0 !'��� m., going direct to Se- il Monday. '''*���"'���' I loyal leaves Vancou- *' a. in. for Ticoria dally, ��. "tdu.-sday. i1**** Charlotte leave. Van- * ���" 1 p, Ii: '! Uly for Victoria. ^'NSTER-ViOTORIA ''*������ Trader w We.t__i_g.e *Tes Ne ROUTE leave Victoria for every Tuesday, B. C. COAST MAIL SERVICE. SS. Queen City or SS. Amur leave Vancouver March 16th, April 2d. QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND SERVICE. Princess Beatrice leaves Vancouver March 23d, April 3d. OP RIVER- Oeavop��� From New Westminster Monday Wednesday sad Friday at I am. From Chilliwack Tnesday, Thursday, end Saturday at 7 am. For reservation* and miormaOon ���all or address ED. OOULET. Agent. New Westminster. C. B. FOSTER, .est. Oen. Pass Agenl * ...emivw J. W. TROUl Oen.n.1 8ii(ier4i.l��nd��iit. v��� ;,,ri- Railway Time Tables B. C. E. R. Westminster Branch. Week Day Scheaule. Cars leave Vancouver for New Westminster at 5:50, 6:50, 7:20 and 8:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 11:30 p.m. Cars leave Ne"*' Westminster for Vancouver at 5:50, 6:20, 6:50, 7:20 and S:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 11:00 p.m. Sunday Schedule. Car- leave Vnncouver for New Westminster at S:00 and 9:00 a. in, and la Mr. Glover Speaks. F. R. Glover was permitted to address the meeting, and set a number of matters at rent. He explained it was due to the enormous progress of the district that the Vancouver Power Company had had to come forward with this proposal, not wishing to throw away a plant of two million dollars already invested around the two lakes. It was necessary, he contended, for the company to own the lands referred to. A great deal had been said on the matter which was unnecessary since It first came up. The company had no desire to inflict any hardships 011 the city of Westminister, .'out would do everything to safeguard the supply, and had promised to carry out what the engineers required. The objcorion. raised were nol specific, no good reason against the dam were urged. The water acts would enable the domestic supply at times to override all calls for ]iow- The DainlyTea & Lunch Rooms MISS REID, PROP. Warm Lunch from 12 to 2. Afternoon tea a^specialty. Home-made Bread, Cake.J_ea- Ice cream In sea- son. Upstairs, above The Fair. DUPONT BLOCK. COLUMBIA ST. Open from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday to 9 p.m. C OOKSLEY'S p.m. 1st, 10t_ w Westminster on Wed- WEsT COAST ROUTE, S8 Tees z yictori&" ���om- 0-_WCb *10,>lh for Clayoquot, T'mi *** P��*.| loti '"J* tor Q__Ulno aud way . u[ each month for AJ.ou.et, ' ut���� Scut and wav porti( VANC0^R-NANAIMO ROUTE. I, 8. S-Joan Sunday. S. S. TRANSFER Commencing April 1st the stealer Transfer will leave Bradtman-Ker wharf every week day afternoon, except Saturday, at 3 p.m. for L_ Westliam Island and way ports urday at 2 p.m.. returning Westminster Saturday RUNS TO STEVESTON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Island morning every half hour thereafter until 11:,10 p.m. Cars leave New Westminster for Vancouver at S:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 10:00 p.m. Last car 11:00 p.m. D. J. McQuarrie, Local Manager, New Westminster. Sat- to NeW wnliiR. Returning, co'iver 1! p. nj. dally, ex- ev"er>r wepk day day, at 7a.m., and Ladner -������aves Nanaimo at 7 [Iv^^A ROUTE. ��i.h.(h ," y leavt's Vancouver "' lstl), .Sth _*KlMB \""" v���">"" '(-So It tvives West lm in xcept ������"- 7.IS ��m- Bland �� a.m- Vancouver Friday leave. Westham and Ladner at 6:45 a.m. Additional trip Monday leaving New Westminster nt ���' This schedulo BUbject to cnani without notice. For freight and passenger ratei ROBERT JABD1HK MB_a_rr- morning, n.iu- Great Northern Railway. N.W. 9:15 a.m.; ar. Seattle 4 p.m. N.W. 4:36 p.m.; ar. Seattlo 10 p.m l,T Lv, Lv a.m. LV.Seattle8:10 a.m.; Lv. Seattle 4:25 p.m.; p.m. Lv*. Seattle 11:"0 p.m am. \\W. l-:'n H-Xn.; ar. Seattle 7:15 ar. N.W. 3 p.m. ar. N.W. 9:55 ar. N.W. 6:2'�� G. N. R.���Port Gulchon. Leaves New Westminster on Tuesday at 10 a.m., returns at 5 p.m. to clty. Leaves Thursday, 4 p.m.. arrives In city Friday 8:45 a.m. Leaves Friday at 3:50 p.m., arrives In city Saturday at 9 a.m. Leaves Port Gulchon nt 1 p.m. OB Tuesday, 6:30 a.m. on Friday, and f,;30 a.m. Saturday. Arrives at Port Gulchon 6 p.m., Thursday and Friday. er purposes. After a Ittle dispute as1 to the >imount of land to ibe submerged lf the wati r was raised, the amounts varying from 150 to 686 acres, the latter not including some land at the north end of the lake, the dlvlsloi was taken. For Mr. Trnpp's amendment 42 voted, with 70 against. The original resolution was then put and carried by this majority, and the meeting terminated. About 30 present refrained from voting. Deputation to Council. The chairman and secretary of the meeting subsequently waited as a deputation on the City Council and presented the report, which was read by the clerk, W. A. Duncan. Aid. Garrett moved thai the report be adopted and referred to the committee from the council for considera- tion. Aid. Johnston ieconded, suggesting that the subject matter of the report should be given consideration by the memi'iers of the committee. Aid. Henley said the council inii-i come to a decision al once, ns the meeting took place on Wednesday at Victoria Tho motion, bowevi r, wa. not put, VOLUNTEER BOUNTY ACT. 1908 WARNINC TO PURCHASERS. Every as !. amvn of the right of _ South African Voluteer entitled to A land grant must be by way of up polntment of a substitute and must be | in the form provide i by the Act. Special attention is nailed io Sub j section 3 ol Section 5 of the Volunteei Bounty Act, 1908, which provides .aal ���io asslgnmeui ol the right of a volunteer by the appointment of a substitute shall be accepted or recognized by the Department of the Iatcrior which is not executed and dated after the date of the warrant for the land grant Issued by tlie Minister of MllltU and Defence? in favor of the volunteer J. W. OREKNWAY, Commissioner of Dominion Lands, Ottawa. : Picture : POSTCARDS ARE NOW ON SALE AT M. MOREY'S STATIONERY STORE J. G. GAMON'S CIGAR DIVAN, F. MACKENZIE'S DRUG STORE and "THE FAIR," Columbia Street. Fraser River Service Sir. Ramona Will leave New Westminster for Chilli wack on TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. at S a.m., calling nt following points: Hammond, Haney, Langley, Glen Valley, Whonnock, Ruskln, Sllverdale, Mt. Lehman, Matsqui, Mission, Hatzic Dowdney, NIcomen Island, Sumas an,j Chilliwack. Returning leaves Chilli wack on Wednesday, Friday-, and Sunday at 7 a.m. Excellent passenger accomodation. LoWc.-t Freight rates. WESTERN STEAMBOAT CO., LtJ R. Whitmore, Mgr. New Westminster Grand Trunk Ry. Excellent Train Service Betweei Chicago, London, Hamilton, Tomato, Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, And all the principal business centers of ONTARIO, QUEBEC and the MARITIME PROVINCES. Also to BUFFALO, NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, via Niagara Falls. For Tim���� Tables, etc.. addree. GEO. W. VA.X. Assistant Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, 135 Adams St., Chicatro. 111. 60 YEAK. EXPERIENCE Trade Marks . . .Ocaiawa^ COPVRIOKTB AC. An-feno wndlnf > ��k��te_ and rtmwrtptlon m��T inl, ki�� uetrtaU our opinio- freo wlieih*r an Ss 2& h_9��SS��. s^cmnotics, without ohuye, totfie Scientific flmcrican. �� hLad-M-ely U1u_-.i_Um1 weekly. t��nre��-t etr- ��_��.?_-. .��iy mm��o _o"_____,.l^____*te ..nX iafrya^pSHaii p**rtt nu nowiiU-|U.__. -old by WW HE S6t.rn- r PU Waihinitoi-tU 1 ��� ��� %. '. 4, i * 1 I \\ ' : .1 'V! I !��� ' ' ;l',' I a ' i _ n i ��� 1 '���:���>' t > , - fl; ! y,: 1 ������.' l n ��� . ��� -i' .'.-Hi1 Ji ____ ,fi ' ' ��� ���' r lit ': y\\\\' iM'\\ ��� >*���;��� y .yyu ��� ' ,���< : " ; .l: *���' Hi-fi * M��!!'| ' '��"' "'���'������A '"*���_���������' m m IS* p# Mm msm I >���_ ."^'''ill. ���lit _ " . , i eli PAGF EIGHT. THE DAILP NEWS. TUESDAY, ma A TREMENDOUS: ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I THESE SUNNY DAYS AND SPLENDID SPECIMENS ! OF SILVERSMITH'S AKI A SET OF ��� .��� | Gilray Curtain Stretchers Tiffany's Famous "Century*' Vase. Worth a Small Fortune, Will Be At A, Y. P. w + are necessary to make your : curtains look like new. We have two kinds and will * be pleased to have you call and X inspect them. THE Anderson & Lusby Columbia Street ++++++++++++++4 Public Supply Store i is simply selling out | The Pearson Electric Co. their Crockery and Glassware at a big reduction. (Success's :o T. Mowbrey Electric Works) BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, Opposite Postoffice. | Dealers in Electrical Machin- If you want any- j ery, Fixtures and Supplies Illing 111 iniS line, J wiring .and House Famishing, Armani* even if you don't, yOU will certainly profll by buying frorii us. We will] save you money, on ture wiring and Motor Repairing a Specialty. Phone 231. P. P. Box 928. Pianos XT Organs Exhibits of the finest specimens oi the silversmith's art und Tiffanj - fragile glass wl. be on display a; tip., Alaska-Yukon-Paclflo Exposition a; Seattle this summer. None of the exhibits, representing an expenditure, . of more than $225,000, will be on sale j anil the display wlll he one of the ��� features of the fnir. The exhibit of silver has been loan-: ed by the Gorham Manufacturing com- pany, and consists of nine pieces, each I worth a small fortune, the leading' one being the celebrated Century vase ! manufactured for an exhi .it at the Columbian exposition, and never sine,.. exhibited. This vase illustrate, in h_ design the progress of a century on rhe American continent, starting from early Indian days and carry Inc, the idea through the transitions of war and peace, development and progress to civilization and prosperity which marked the dosing decade of the last oenttyf. This va��_ is four feet two inches high and five feet four inches across the base, is made of solid silver and weighs 2,000 ounces. The value of the vase ls not determined, as the vase is not for sale, but ii i1 insured for $35,000. Four smaller vases accompany th, century vase. Two other pieces in the , xliiiiir are a bub's desk and chair of solid silv. -. of ornate workmanship, easily worth $25,000. The silver exhibit of -.he Gorham Manufacturing company a: the exposition totals $150,000 in value, The Tiffany fragile exhibit Is famous and has been much exhibited abroad in recent year-.. The glass Is regarded as the highest development of the glassblower's art, excelling in' richness of coloring. The Tiffany f-x- r hlbit ig valued at $75,000, - -.���** our reduced prices.! Talking Machines ������������__���* i (Victor and Edison. 1 AERONAUT FRACTURES SPINE l DURING PARACHUTE JUMP . (a - j AND ALL THE LATEST RECORDS I ... These households-j %���!^fe? cessaries will never *** the latest sheet mus.c be bought cheaper iWe h ave them all at prices to suit everyone. orbferan^hereiJ.H.�� Big Music flo��K than at the Columbia street. LO. Angeles, March ii..--E. R. t-'V ifed, an aeronaut at Chutes park, suf- , fered a fracture of the spine today a.. , the result .t failing fifty feet after he ��� had made a balloon ascension. Leor- : ffed reached a height of about vW0 feet, from Which he, made a parachute jump. Everything was going well until he was within fifty feet of the earth, when his parachute stmck a. .rossarm on a telephone pole, and lie '< was thrown from his seat. He Is Btill alive, but in a critical condition. PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. GEO. ADAMS, Prop. New and Stylish Designs in Imperial Chocolates ARE FINE. TRY THEM. A GOOD STOCK .OR SALE BY T. A. MUIR & CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. Ellard Block, New Westminster Ladies' Blouses J. HENLEY Manufacturer of Mineral Waters, Etc. Aerated Wafer., Family trade a ipecialty. Tel. 113. Office Eight street NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Three Die in Wreck. Winnipeg, Man., March 29.���Three | men were killed last night in a trail. ' {wreck west, of Brandon, Man., 100 j miles west of here. The regular,' I coast limited train oi the Canadian.. j Pacific westbound, w%-_ four miles out of Brandon, took the wrong track I /it a point near Kcninay, on which fras a freight eustbound. The engihemfca^. brakeman and fireman of the &&*����_- ger train were killed. Sons of Scotland Cxrn'cert. Sons of Scotland will give a grand! concert in the Opera Mouse on Wednesday, 7th April. The Imperial i Scotch Concert Company has been < n- ��� gaged for this occasion. This com pany consists of Mi-s Rubj Seattl j Grant, Scottish prima donna; J. M. Hamilton, ihe well known tenor; Fred, Barclay, a fetching comedian and Miss A. McKay, an accomplished pianist. The success which has attended the 11our of this company i i phenomenal. ! In New York City they played to an j j audience of over 8000 persons, while in Toronto the large Masey, hall was filled for two nights and crowds were turned away. In order to prevent dis- I appointment the committee in charge [ have issued advance tickets exchange* able at Ryall's Drug Store. The -box plan will open on Saturday morning. Advance tickets may be had at Messrs. j Barclay and Adams, and members of ; thi committee, ** i PRICES FROM 4 ++0++4 4 4+++ + + + + + + +++4++++4444+++++++++++++++++++++++ I That Fiia #___���_<_ $1.25tO$71 That Fire Gong /. NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY SOILED l ELOUSES FROM 50c UP. A. J. BIRTCI-I ������THE WHITE HOUSE" 275 Columbia Street S ��� ��� : : ��� : i Means something���it means that s me body is suffering what you may suffer any day���loss of property _y fire_ These losses are unavoid- r.blo, but where protection is ampla the loss may not be felt. Can you afford to carry your own loss? Few can. See us today % and talk the matter over. } viMira p. J. Hart & Co. Ltd. llillllWSI.il I ��� New Westminster, B. C, ��� ��� ��� i ��� *CH * I* Important Announcement REGARDING OUR Ready-to-Wear Section Watch for our Daily Announcements and Window Displays. +++++4 4++++++4i>4f++++4+++4i++44kk I VVE ARE LEAVING NO STONES UNTURNED IN OUR EFFORTS TO WARDS MAKING OUR READYTOWEAR DEPARTMENT THE FASHION CENTRE OF NEW WESTMINSTER. WE BUY ONLY GOODS OF RL LIABLE QUALITY���WE ARE CAREFUL IN THE SELECTION OF AP PROVED STYLES FROM MANUFACTURERS WHO CANNOT AFFORD TO LET THEIR REPUTATIONS SUFFER BY TURNING OUT INFERIOR ARTICLES. ANOTHER MPORTANT FEATURE IS THE FACT THAT WE HAVE NOW IN CHARGE OF THIS DEPARTMENT MISS BUCKLEY WHO HAS JUST ARRIVED FROM THE EAST TO A&SUMt FULL CHARGE. / WE EXTEND AN INVITATION TO EVERY LADY OF NEW WESTMIN STER TO VISIT THIS DEPARTMENT AT ANY TIME WHEN DESIROUS OF ASCERTAINING THE CORRECT "MODES AND THE PROCURING OF THE HIGHEST GRADE OF READY TO WEAR GARMENTS. ++++++++<\\y4444++++ + + + + + + + +++4 + 4,++ ++���+++++++++++++++++++++++++++***** ���������** Watch for our Daily Announcements and Window Displays. W. S. COLLISTER & CO. THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAR. >++++++++++++++++��� -m. ������*. ��� ^,44++++++++++++++++++++ ++t J000mWmWmm ii in in i jjuLum ��� ��� i ������ ��� nwrn ii -n---*^*^ aetf'*"""@en, "Titled The Daily News from 1906-03-06 to 1912-04-24; Westminster Daily News from 1912-04-25 to 1912-12-04; and The New Westminster News from 1912-12-05 to 1914-09-04.

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