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V^/hite. Shiles & Co. nRE INSURANCE wcW WESTMINSTER, a C mpei; - ��� White, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE 260 Columbia St. Phone 85 ' - MINSTER B. C FRIDAY MORNING, DV TEN CENTS PER WI . ipfPI WARDEN WAS ipi II ITH) YESTERDAY w LEAGUE WILLING 10 ; HEAR LAMTUNG SPEAK arroli Secures the Chinese Student Ass : - - Twenty Years ... His Credit. ThatExclus - .. ... Would N . fuseReq LOSS Of BIG BOOM DENIED BY E. J. FADER ���*'*��� ART EXHIBITION fHAIK'.^C^NJED ! MOST INTERESTING TO (HOIK LEADER . .. ntingssnd Water Colors T. R. Pearson Receives Gift Make Beautiful Showing- From Queen's Avenue Open for Two Day?. Church Members. w. I : I . , Story Circulated bv Vancouver Paper tan a. .... . deputy warden of .1 Cai thia morn by i. ...... , ��� ��� - ��� '....��� on thi . inj !��� ��� ��� to thi effeect that .��� - have appoint ,.- ... itlent hi lition. Mr l ��� Thli rai . ,- :n the cl. Be ot prh to a \ ,. - man . when Ini ��� .. ..... . - , . ., j . !. guards Into _. .. e, , -:. irl spee h noUfl. b , ��� rnmenl had ap ������... n. Mi _ . , . ������--:��������� ' . tbe n ���,������'������������ ��� a letti . lumna ot the . . Mr. I ia-.v.- n the lea ��� i. ehalf of Stating That Drive on the Nimkish River Was Costly Failure is Branded ! \ representative of the Dai -. News The memtert oi tho Queen's \.ve e.nored wiih a private view of nne Methodisi church choir were the ihe many pictures that grace- ihe walli guests of honoi al the complimentary iho I. 0. i). F. parlors where Mrs. banquet which �� u tendered las; eve Thornber is holding an exhibition ning in ihe schoolroom of the church Q i T^O 1 "�����. K^T Aivn \m 4* T - f\ * * ' "r1 Thili ,s t!l1 !lIsl exhibition pi T. R. Pearson, leader of the choir for ��b r aiSe D\ v*\\ nei OI _L.O^S LA er such a nature to be held In th. Royal the pact twenty-eighl years, was sin- Iqaa r\r��A t1 4- \ ' 4 T") ] v '' ;'ml "" '|)n!,lic certainly should gled oui for special favor, ami was ,_UU,UUU F eel ArrlVe at I\aO,*^eO : i advantage of this opportunity of presents with a handsome leather Ii j |-^ . , -^ ... . __ clewing a collection of oil paintings upholstered chaii. Sland, rCemainQer ^tllllll Water. ' ***** r'llorK *el*om seen <en the \ . meeinbers of the choir 881 sal .'. - ;he banquet which was An English Forest in Winter," in served by the members of the Ladies' . aa tha ��� iSSUi ..; . Btl ..:-.��� < . ��� Provinci printed a e loss ol tho isands of logs att. pted . . - ol the N n hat catchee the visltoi ! eye ntering the room, an.l near by can Aid Bocietj After ample attention had been gi\-n to th*- spread, the ��� ind th ��� wirJin " the ma enl .. ta Bi ..... e ea ��� ���':I '��� eral members d '��� luainti ��� ae* offl. . b - : a en Ca B. C. peniti a ... . and pi ..... .. British I ��� earing Deals With Delta Lands. led u '���' J the own> r of 1 booi ���.. s in co - . . .. ... ��� answ . ,��� ���. ... logs ��hich sho lov Dec. .. \. W M P. Victoria ^ ��� ��� ��� a for a the Rlel rebi I lelta rail ed yesl . ������ e lan question I : . ��� . .IBLE IS BREWING AROUND GRAND FORKS Dec. 5 Ita mei tin ; on ��� ere .- a i. epl lng the lowi r ��� ! r. .1 ' h ags ; .daj :>e no' : " ! ���.��� rted t_Bal p a lib] may i .. h action woul I ett. d, as it would ouit ly ol a bi k .. ��� tew daj a maj throw ��� . . ��� The Gran ��� .. consulted tie.' labo ��� ���. the accepting oi low stated thai all me i to work ill the low- . uld do so. |i ��� ^ FRUIT MEN EAGER EOR CHINESE HELP California Growers in Convention Plead for Asiatic Assistance on Farms. Nl. SERMON WILL BE '""'""li TO TOE AliED,,.;, '���: innouncemenl lias been niu.lo .��� ir, W. ll. Barraclough. to [���' ' thi lasi Sunday riR.rn- j ear will ... the occas on ��� rvice al the Queen's 111 church, which will ��� foi aged persons, ah iug in the choir fifteen i or in thai time will ��� ��� nd the singing, an I a will bi made t<> ffi t all 1 t to i he sen Ice. !IGHT FOR OPEN SHOP IS ON IN DULUTH lltl), Minn . Dec, 5. Duluth is . i flghi for the opei ill ling trades. About been locked oul by The trouble is the r '...in.'in of nun imi..ii Vnierlcan Bridge com- ii. the contracl for '��� n'ork on a new offlce build- I directed agalns the e alliance rather ihan '-I the contractors inten.I ��� ti thai ii i l! ln ������ oetho ������ Marysville, Cai., Di c "��� Th< Call 1'oruia fruil growers in ci uventlon here today, memorallzed congress for spa. Ij action In n i eallng the Chin . , exclusion act. rhe growers con- lenu that long trial and earnest efftti have proved tho Imposslbllltj of Inducing reliable white labor to engage in the primary processes ol produc lion in orchard, vineyards, asparagus, r beet, onlqn, celerj and other industries, In n iiii b una of millions of dollars are Invested. The memorial says: "Chinese exclusion has depleted the Chinese labor, and extension of the exclusion policy to the .iai.ai.es,. win leave these Imperiled Industries ex po��ed to enormous loss, a and Lhreal eai I with ultimate extinction. The opposition to Asiatic labor is (ound jn the cities due l irgelj to the' ef forts of agitators who are themselve of alien blood, and thej and the cla they represent will nol do the work lone bj the Asiatics al anj wai," ���" Th< imorlal conclude a follows "We affirm thai there is absolutelj no evidence thai these sti In tha Wesi ev, r suffered Industrial or econ omic Injury from ated s e w< t whi . prlnte I .. \-- I told you al th< I one ani i out ol ee milll . iventj five logs go i ig way o .... .hia tree t< iling th . ance oi the ���ea ll . thl |0| ��� - an I quil , ��� si ni ��h u ���!,- dri\ ". . . al. : lie. ... 1 oi what th ei . a I Koveni "All reai hed theii estini iggested thc reporter, ti ' 11 show J'OU,' ; plli ! \1, Ini ett. ��� on Ca ..'ie! enough water poured through it tain Jack Kennan, ol the steami r narrow ��� to float a billion feel gton, which Btated thai he had ��� li i rhe gates we i op m I and reached Raggi i Island Bafely with his all the logs ia Nimkish lake Beaded tow of I..' fe. ��� ol logs, and thai for the outlei und freedom In thi li.. had experienced verj deavy weath- sea \n I freedom v. is exactlj whal fi iglu. a outi tish Columbia" The Provinoe story follows: een a nne picture of Mt. Hood, larg* ga bi lug ol the congregation ..... hundred thoui id i o in oils. Among the water colors took seats in the body of the church .. feel oi logs is report aj be noticed several verj prettj anel a program of musical selections, ial waa saved from the ol enes���"Siwash Rock," "Grand Can recitations, and addresses was render log-drive on thi to reutia Nin ��� Venice," also a number of ll C ed bj membew ol the choir and Thie log-drlv. became and h nn views, all of which are vert others week, '.'.it the news of the ��� i] \ . in ��� also In Son i i the program were ��� -, rii nce eli: n. t rei colors, is .iust about perfed A I : ie choir; solo, Mrs. 3. '��� iver nil today. Th epi svater fall reprea thi M. Kenny; recitation and encore ghl from Perl Harvey, ivhi ��� Monochrome in Oils" work, th ���- xi.-'- M; M ��� o and encore, ad arrived with ihe nei of art ia particularlj Int. as : the big drive���less than , ��� ,��� :- done with th. fingers; ash bi ing isi Sevi rail littl Ital ion " pa ti in oil . ��� verj fine, indeed, anel v ��� I hj ol ��� notice, . numl er oi I wi 1 ie log - m . re cul '���). lin - to Nimkish lake and wen I bal e: |j oi wati river when thej wei painted panels, in oils and all these ��� run down to sail watei Ground , ��� , terpieces Thi exhibition U mouth of the river, tha New West- ,. - Is morning al i'1 ��� 1 ��� 'ee, ie' \\ll.l OWW |l |8 ^ U] , , ,, ... .}... . || ci H V .. ning an I will nl. also , everj odj then sai dow n I i wait thi nexl torrential ris. ��� ��� The Nimkish is well knov ��� and i '., ��� i '.-en ;.s oni li il rlvei - to drive "... : : da, becaui. ��� . .������ > nn . and '.'a i . ��� il placets where hopeless . Dili ol occurrence. The Ial iuient w;is therefore wai great de$_l e.r im, rest. "Finallj the rivei rosi lasi week, on Saturdaj and Saturday nighl no chai ge tor admission, a 11 ul Hi will be doing w< :his . \��� . ill :e>n i \ Isit, er, ..ne ol the tugs having been nine- daj s on the journey. "You can .-late from ine that the less of the big bOOm is incorrect from beginning to i nd. The facts are < x thi ) gol when hundreds of the big tiinbi i s w. re catapulted oul of the mouth of the river, the retaining l.o.'ins were carried away in Bpots and where the harriers held the big sticks aeil.v as 1 have lol.l you, and Ihere is .love umler and Jammed over them ��� I...us were everywhere, bul whei, they Bhould have been, and at last accounts there was little hope of Bav- ing much of the timber which got absolutely no foundation for the absurd Btory printed bj the Provinci When sueh articles are allowed t" po uncontradicted, they often do a .ureal deal of harm to industries, because away." POSTMASTER KENNEDY IS ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT \t the lirst convention ol it C. postmasters held in Revelstoke, a provincial postmasters association hai '..���en organized, the following having ie- ,n ele.'led: Presldenl \v. T. Slavln, Kamloops, Vie, I'i. Bldenl ti. Kennedy. Ne a Wi stminster. Secretarj Crls, B. L_e! my, v. i non, Executive 0. H Hall, Grand Porks; A. McRae, Revelstoke, Ira si ia i ton. of Stonewall, Man., the pre8Wc��HJf thc gave nn Interesting talk on the open- Chinese her,, prior to the exclusion ] IW \\e rejeel the theory of as Imi- latlon holding thai non-assimilating | harmoniously to.gether in order to bel labor i" . ngnge In tive Work relieves ��� VILD SCENES IN GERMAN REICHSTAG TROOPS ARE READY TO QUELL TROUBLE Minors at Goldfleld Are in Revolt, and Ex t re me Means are Taken. Washington, Dec- 6.��� Presid nl Roosevelt Issued orders toaay to 'ee. federal troops held in readim is to aid in restoring order at Golaheiil', Nevada. This action was tan en upon representation from Qovernoi 'parks ..i that state that the miners ai iinbl Held are in revoll and riot. Nevada is the only state in the union which ha_. no state militia. Gov emor Sparks does uol d. em the sun ation such as to justify immediate federal inieilerenee, hut as one likely at any time to get beyond his ability to control. The nearest federal military base Is at San Francisco. y Dai .... i ss, Ri \ Di Sip n ii. on thi su |ec1 The Choir and Its Wo i ad. ���."--. by D. 8. Curtis, of ,; ������ Ini icenl nature, recalling . .. ction with Mr. Pearson .: lea lership, vi this .i '.'--I oughl in a '��� ither chair, "hich was fo'rmafty pie- i to Mi Pearson. The rei Iplent made a sui I. reply, in the course of which h. ��� ��� ';iiu�� of his ex pei j. nc -s a i .-1,-.= i- singer, He had nce h tenth ."ar. and had been a isoi Iat d with th. Queen's ivi nue church a ��� choir t< ader tor tweutj . ighl years. Thi ��� ��� :'" :1 !,,�� ���. marks had been deliver.'.1 bj the . b ii' man Ri v. W. H. Bai raclough. Berlin, Dec. .".���-The cabinet crisis has been allayed as suddenly as it broke out Upon the opening of the session ol the house today the floor leaders of the "bloc" parties declared Iheir readiness lo continue to suppen the coalition regime of Prince V'..n Bui low, The clericals and the sen iaiivts greeted thes declarations with de ri. ive laughter and bootiug. Help for the A.-Y.-P. Washington, Deo. B.���-Senator Piles todaj Introduced the new Alaska-Yu kon-Paclflc exposition appropriation i.m, which calls for 11,000,000, te' en able Uaska and Pacific island posses si..ns to make suitable exhibits, It will be some time before any bills are eon sideie.l by ell her house, as no ooiu- mittees have been nami d, ami prob ably ��iii in.i be until shortlo before HINDUS TIE CHILDREN TO WHIPPING POST Grand Porks, B C, Dec. 5.���To be tied to treei foi whipping purp i by n fcailtJ bl Hindus in the wesi end of (Iran.1 Forks wa�� the thrilling experience of Walter BarneB, aged ',/ and his Bister Hilda, aged iff. The young: people have been In the habll ..I teasing the Hindus until their conduct so enraged the Easl Indians thai a party of them captured the boy and girl u couple of evenings ago aud ae curely tied them to trees and were ahout to administer a severe whipping to iheir victims when Police Officer Dinsmore. who had heen telephoned for, arrived on the scene just In time to save the young pair, who w. re liberated, and the Hindus d'sap- peared, DEPUTATION DEMANDS BETTER ACCOMMODATION Ing day of the meeting, urging upon all preseni lhe neee��s||y of Working The house then took up the thin leading of the modus vivendi wild or directly after the Christmas boll ureal iiriialn. The dlsofihr"tfas so days. gnat lhat an adjournment until to morrow waa llnulliy iaK'u mi our racin which threatens the lasl. of assimilating the of European Immigrants." T]���, memorial was adopte unanimous vote of the Kfti tlon amid cheert. ibis non competl , ter the mail facilities of this province. is of the siiain up Several other postmasters spoke on this, and ..ilier Interesting su Jeci nd national standai I their subversion In nlllions by the enliven . 18 ..I, if possible, I trbitrarj and un ' lucky miner coming OUT WITH $80,000 POKE Ki 3 Oscar is Dying holm Caron Unopposed. Ottawa, Hoc. B The local Conservative associaClon wlll tfTtow tne Ottawa federal bj'e-election To v.o by default, Sn candidate will be put In the Held to oppose .1. h. T, Caron, the Liberal candidate. The quarters al the it. C. penitentiary formerly occupied hy ex-Deputv W'.enien Bourke are Icing made Into a hospital tor tha use of the convicts. The building will le able tO nce.nne .lnl-. aboul twenty patients, ami will be liiieii up with all the requirements of a mod, rn nursing Institution, A number of steel cells will be fixed in the basement, to be used by prison* ers when (he Other quarters are filled up. Valdez. Dec. 5. Pete Monaban, the veer of rich placer digging on ���ec, 5. Ts nr.elly nn ' " daj a serious HifiTTifi.nT Valdez crock, at the bead of shusH Sweden. King Oscar,|na river, reached town with the first ��� lit] .'..ars of age, he- ,-,',.,,. shipment Of gold dust. IK'earn-! : health that he bas heen wiih flog teamo across :' / ' hand over the gov. a . " '��� Prince Oustav, who sid Wofflln.gton Ppointed regent pester ,jtt8( The trip took a month of ���:..��� king Is such COVerj on a bench claim tunnsl n tli hope ror his ultl- From riv.-r pans Bl high" I IBI Fl" heart RDd kidneys ntlzens are giving a b nquel to VW ;:' '"<'��� . , .aiian tcml.iilit . *., ._ disco Hi,, country . ,������ I " ��� ��� 0 ,;,'"r;; /"' bringing $80,000 In \ .lis- City Fathers Will Give Account of Stewardship This evening In Ihe council cham- the dlscusison of civic matters will ber of the city hull the members of, Iw held this evening, and a full attend the council will have an Opportunity nrK'e Is anticipated in view of the un- of giving an account of their Bt. ward- "
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