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fhite, Shiles & Co REAL ESTATE Columbia St. .X VOU MK, !>, NUMBER 154 La. White, Shiles & Co. FIRE INSURANCE N$W WESTMINSTER, B. C 1 NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., SATURDAY MORNING, JULY <i. 19071 ^> i7 (4b,7^ PER WEEK U. SMLE S SIGNED HOSPITAL PLANS. New Furnace Needed at the Columbian. MANY WILL ATTEND Royal The Grim Aftermath. [//,Sperling, General Man ager A special rtsll timing com mittee Of the Ro .. ........ hospj M w111 be PaW to that Institution withiD th< * ���' '��� la foi the pur- Pose "' looking into the matter ol r of 5. C E. /?., ancf erecting a new furnace, the present heating apparat .- . ,: . :... f.,���n Bat. isfactory. n j. ���.,. |ntention ol the lov'.es Ratify Agreement ��ard of managers to pul In a new firnaee. if j, can be done in Buch way "-a' it ca i ] ised for the ni w building aft, . | | erected, and il Is :; ":���'���:' to Ji te rmine this that the building comn tte< will Inspect ei,. building. A' :i -;���'���' la : ie ��� ting e.f the board of managers hi Id on W< dnesd eral matters of importance In conm Hon with the :- i wi :.. d debited Sail was Instructed t�� i pare plans and speclflcatio��� ��� le to call for tend.;, fo the Eight Delegates from Em OO!) ADVANCE IN WAGES forotiations Carried Out With Both Sides Working In Harmony���Schedule is to Expire July 1, 1910. Chi :ago, July 5.��� The Tribune to-day says: Thirty-seven men, women and children are dead and 2,153 are maimed, lacerated or burned as a re- ; suit of yesterday's exercises of patriotism in the United States. The number of dead does not in- j elude five drowned during the day. The roster of ; the dead is four more than last year's mortalities. Committee Arranges for Picnic to Bellingham SCOURING EAST FOR TALENT :', ���wing of ths signature of bu'Wing of the maternity cottagi and picnic ths ������ ., ng, manager ol the B. C. "'" "UrS,'s' "nr',!" ' Ten(5e�� will ��� called for in the course o the ������ xi ,:, Lhe one part, tin.! eigh de- ,������, , " x- few weeks, as both buildings are to senting the New West- be completed before the winter. While M;ti"" 'V'y linstei th< Vancouver, tiie Victoria the new building Is being built tho ficials I ti iifferent transportation nd thi L ilu Island unions of tli "To Bellingham bj bout," seems tei be the popular Idea for the citizens The committee ap- l ��� Inte I te ..;:���::! to the transportation pari ���' thi excursion, have been ati ly, and the high of- L, . ... : the company, on the ' ' : ' ' i a three-year llfii : yeslrerday thei ara 'esent maternity cottage will be used companies have been interviewed. As P!.inceS3 Royal, and i! is more tjan near as can be learned, the propo- ble that the efforts of the com Those preseni al tiie- ' C. E. Convention at Seattle Attracts Many From B. C. The delegates who were to attend the Christian Endeavor convention to j : e held In Seattle from July 1 to July 15, have decided to make fn.' trip to Jrving Beers Takes Miss the Queen City by boat, as they have been unable to secure special rates Dver the railways, neither road offei .im; them anj Inducements to travel 'over their lines. As a resull the Iroquois has I ei n speclall) chartei ed and will leave Vancouver on Tuesday morning i I seven o'clock, The fare is to be $. for the round trip, and ei largi n imi ei will avail them- si Ives of the cheap rate. \ special rate hei1- als i been obti n- ed from the B. C. E. R. from this city tee Vancouver, but before the reduced price tickets .are issue,], all delegates musl show their certificates. Over 90 certificates have' boon dis-, osed of in Vancouver, while 25 have ��� this class of excursion does not lie(... ta,..,,. up by x.,w Westmlnster meet with the encouragement people. A large number have also ed young Soutnern actress, has enter- many, and thai the price asked by !">en issued i Victoria, and altogether ed Into partnership with Irving Beers, pailwaj companies is too steep it. is expected that the Iroquois will i and will assist him in running the Op- ,, consdered. Strenuous efforts carry about two hunvlred people To jera hoU6e in -N,.w Westminster, on i.e ������> being made te: secure the Seattle. will .:��� I ;es ri eusly enti rtained ��� several reasons, the chief being Marjorie Rambeau Into Partnership for Management of Opera House. WISELY KNOWN ACTRESS West Failing to Provide Attractions for Local Playhouse, Lady Takes Trip to New York for Performers. Miss Marjorie Rambeau, the talent- agreement Wednesday w afternoon by in the chair. Mrs. Hill, T, Gifford, M ��� k rates of wages for that P. 1'.. Marshall Sinclair. I., a Lewis ���lames Johnston, w. h. Kear\ secretary, and E. w. (i. Sait. architect. meeting on gftlon te: make a rail excursion out of ere: .lames Cunningham successful. let ; was finally agreed njion. There two delegates from each local oi thi two Now Westminster men |jelng ,1 Vrchibald and C. Feeney, lei the new agreement, the em- ��� ��� ������ ire an advance of atout twi ntj : ��� cent over their old wage i . ��� I eing as follows: For I: ' rmen and conductors, first three ft ��� -��� per hour: seoonJ three . after one year, 25V6c-i I' ��������� rears, 28%c; five years, 29c; 1 ��� ' ���-������.; after ten years, Busi B wn and his trusty do Tige arrived here last night on the Owl train from Seattle, a:;! will be <ni view today fo; the first time in the Indian who Ibe Royal City. Buster will hold 'ore the police magistrate yes-|a parad< as the flrst feature of his en- inswer to the tertainment, following which fi ��� and BRISK BUSINESS AT CITY MARKET Tige will perform some ol their clev- i : tunts a front of VY. E. Sin :1 lir's ool eand shoe store'. This combina- '.. , has Liv.ii these exhibitions in Potatoes, one of th Kanaka Sampson, : : da i ichargi morning to of being drunk and incapable was assessed the sum of five dollars. Sandy Sterling, who was before the throne of justice on the same- indictment, will do fifteen days in jail, during which tme he cam form g lod resolutions regarding his future career. 'i'.c: three years, 27V6c; Tne executive and other memhi of the Xew Westminster Lacrosse club were enti rt lined by the Rev J. S. He nelei'son ..- hl9 home lasi nighl rat- Of 31 i.e an hoe,: A good ���������,,,;���, wag pregent ;|n , ��� ��� Time and a hair win be the evening was devoted to music and .���:::me to conductors and refreshments, which were greatly appreciated by the lacrosse players. <oms. bas been retired under the superannuation eli use Tl e tr, i inci - menl was gazi tted on July 1, it Mr, Clute, wffb has b. en awa. in the up] ��� r country, was not awari of hi ��� tiremenl until j, sti i la;. The regular mi nthly meeting of the i ouncil of v. omen will take pi: i i In the. i o ird of trade ri om in Me n ' ternoon. \- -: ' v,:': ���', las: ��� ��� ting previi us to the National convention, which Is to take place n Van- principal mar- s< veral of the- large cities from New ket products which have been com- Veerk to the Pacific Coast, and has always been attended with immense success. ���which lie has secured a three years' ! lease, and it is more than probable that under this go-ahead management the theatre goers of this city will el ' itless see some first class productions put on the boards. Irving Beers and Miss Rambeau have made up their minds that no- thingthat is not In every way up to ! the mark will be presented here, and i I- are to work ten hours .. ..��� :i. 2.io an hour; carpen- miths, painters and other ���: en in the car shops will i an hour for the' first or the Becond; and the 10c for the third year. ������ I be ] aid al the same rati 1 ii toi s ami motormen. Over- ..������ shops will he al the id a half from six ' ��� ��� venlng until midnight, "*-. ��� time from midnight until pouver two weeks hence' ;i '������-" :"- In the morning. ' ��� very Btage of the ne- ��� ��� besl of harmony pre- tl ������ men and the com- and al no time' was there an ��� i ' ' anj eeib, ������ than an am" ��� ��� nl would hi' reache '. 'ns bad been going nn 1 " ral ���-'��� eks, but it was only ��� the ��� ��� Bl ion 'ent:! July" I ��� ��� I . thi pari les 2 ' i :��� pieste !. DATES OF FAIRS, '.927. manding such e high figure lately owing to their scarcity, are beginning to arrive in larger quantities now, and Iaft���r fi thorough search through Se- a fair supply of this year's crop was U��le and other western centres for on the market yesterday morning, what they consider suitable- talent, as was also several tons of the oU!hav�� decided to draw upon tho re- Tbe "1.1 nntatnes atlll hold searcos of (he east. tuber- old potatoes still hold j sources oi me ease. Miss Rambeau their last week's price of %4b per ton, accompanied by her m -ther. will leave ��� , " . Vancouver tomorrow for New York, but the samples of the new crop where they will engage- a first class company to bring out to the coast. Mr. Beers is confident of being able to ��pen his engagements here by about the middle of August. Miss Rambeau is one of ihi- most popular Victresses of tin- day. having scored a phenomenal success in the . ,ew York production of the "Virginian," in wbicb she' was leading lady with Mr, Farnham, sin- also starred in "Merely Mary Ann." "When we were twenty one." "Cousin Kate'" and many Official List of Exhibitions Trrcucj!' out '.he Dominion. iiEr * - '*!'�� ���rent in price, sine, last week, selling at two and & ball cents per pound, as I against last week's quotations of 3 ���cents. Potatoes, both new and old, are being eagerly sought after, and what was on sale was BOpn bought up at the above prices, early in the day. The meal supply on view, while not perhaps as large in quantity as last Friday's offerings, was of a better quality In the majority of cases and commanded gooel sales at slightly lower figures than lasl week, the prices ranging on hind quarters f: un eighl and a half to nine and a half J cents, while good front- sell for sir " and ;< half to seven nnl a half cents' Unparalleled Aggregation'. per pound. ! ,n l,rinS''i.- ,:"<' Dandy Dixie Min- Mutton still keeps scare,-. tGe far- j8trela '" ,,u' ��b"n n��use on Wednes- mi b ving this class 0f mem s,-,-m- day' l0th July' MeBsrs- Voelokel K- No- .ing Blow te take advantage of the Ian offer wha1 lB claimed to be the good prices ruling, The limited sup- moa1 exPeMive, colossal and unpar ply w!ffch was on thi markel yester- ''"''"'' aggregation of colored playero day kepi the prl I . and the day's '"" ' ;'-'ini;;<''1- There are said to be sale closed al the opening figures raore ':' ' ' comedians, master mu- other of the latter day plays which have beep so favorably received by Ithi theatre going public. ���-;-.- \.e ..I'.W ��� ll Esq., Lodg ���'��� \ ' ilnater: irs of the Isl Instant ��� : ii $2,000, reet Ived. mj thanks for the satisfactory payment h you, by the Ancient "I '" ������ ��� ' l We.rkme n. lof my alei ��� deceased husband's rioate, e'our order every 111 ':? ' n er of usefulm ss, V i irs truly, S. K. McCOLl : elticn, \. \V. Bi 11 mt t ' deigns telephone Son, q an? following Is the official ' . u'rs an 1 exhibit! ��� Iated to take agreemnl which '��� ���' '' throughoit thi Dominion this With ��� Ibi exception of ��� nti Pai dati ai certlfii d om t by tl ��� ��� be New Ition, M r W. H, Kt ary. Cab..;' exhl on, Calgt J e;; 9 i". 11, 12. Wlnnipi - In lui '.. anlpeg, J 13 to 20 Secy, w hli te 1 ,,,,_ s,. ��� ��� _ . c A, Graham, Secy. Central Canad i ���: hii I li n, Ottawa, Sept. 13 tn 21, E. McMah in, S c;, Dominion exhibition, Sherbrooke, Quei se pt, 2 to i. William Tomlin3i ti. Secy. Bran ion exhll Ition, Brandon, Man., July 22 t.e 26, F. J. Clark. Canadian nation exhibition & ionto. Onl OVr, Secy. ��������*;��# -ingmt T'ic grounds surrounding St. Peter'* /oncn Catholic Cl,uc!. hive re cent!;, been grt-ui iy improu cathedral, which will inci itis* the oeatingo third, u;.'.' bo built thit s .. e . A i IOOO addition to the rear of lhe itnodation by about or.c- op< ning 1 wineh. were the' Bame as lasi wee! . na ia ly twelve ..a i thirteen cents per 1 ound, \o iiitii1' ii:. wa expeilenc- d In Belling as the Bupplj was far ' - low the demand, The eh mand for prime can assi lamb was excellent, and the supply, though fair, w i a ��� equal to the oc- teasdon, many who wen not on th< markel early toiling to ge t In tn the ine : . . ������, I Sun car most enjoyable, \ ������ i I ��� .. ���.., nil tool placi .... ti rda . dj o ea i i! - ba! bi n p: wht n the I en ol the' u l.id '.which, upon being s ��� I when th. [ethodisi Chu h In nlged In the Ir party a rive I e.i Its de a . i sicians, dandy dancers and sweet singers than In any other company, whip- the olio features of ten big sp< - cialty acts, the -> rgeous, grand first ; art In the Royal Palm Grotto and an original and excruciatingly funny finale, "A Fowl Deed," eoensplre to afford minstrel patrons an evi ning of ������ lid enjoyment 'iiu big company of clever colored four Rftj .��� n'i five dollars ;��� ''' ""raers.which includes the famous c ca ��, the inline, price, though In <Vl1''"1 Pickers' band ot sole music!" t cases the latt< ana an ' ' :" Okl ' - octette; the Tin- demand foi pork, wh h ha llivi'' College Rangi - In a aeries of i ��� ikem i sil btly during the warm 'varsity class sung-, patriotlo airs and pros- unui boo] pii tic !- Si - .'ani' ample jusi' e to bj thu young- weather, seems to be going up again. "',l sweet songs of the' Boutfi; the ond Beach, The day was tin , : aters, and the many grown u wl bul tho price still remains at eleven Campbell Brothers.ln an original corn- cents per pound. Very little pork edy musical act; Williams a Stevens, was offered yest irday, bul all that wens comic Impersonators; Toney Trlo.th* on sale was qulcklj boughl up at the dare-devil acrobats, Benny Jones,the above prices. Texas Teaser; together with a buck Butter ani eggs an still the medi- |dance contest, which is open to allele prizes rrangements perfect, and the ride in accompanied the expedition, Geographical Atlas Has Mf*+i\> FvrtaO /If n-nc'"" ''"' "'1'"1 bUB,neS8 transactl0DH ������>,", ,"!""'"' a"'1 for whlch val,,al" IrlQny A inC IVlQpS prices bold firm. are awarded. Wi rs, bouquets or fun- T. Davit To- Aug. 26 to Sept. fl, .1. O. A good supply of both thes- commodities was on hand yesterday and Alexandra Wins Second Race. The Wesl End M thodiat Sunday The Dally News ia in receipt of an riculture, manufacture:?, finance, vital with b good Btea-ly demand ;i brisk (Jl11""1 picnic is ti be held at Stanley Atlas of Canada'published by the De-..statistics, currency, marine, fisheries, ,,,;"'" w���� carried on all morning. Pnrk- Vancouver, on Wednesday of L���.i._���,,.��� _,,!, ., i e E?*a W('1'" retailing at thirty.flye IKvt w",,k- Special cars will leave ��� .���-w~ _.���~.������ Ithe city at 8:65 a.m., picking up the ^ ^ fOtnititiue.l nn Fifth Page.) bulk of the picnlokers at Sixth avenue SEATTLE, July 5. -The cup defender Alexandra, j "''Vancouver, B.C., won the race from the Spirit | this afternoon, crossing the finishing line three sec- | onds ahead of the Seattle boat. . The race was one of the best ever seen m g Seattle waters. 1 ,j.j..." .-���...'." ���" :";:"e^:?'::lj: ' "���"..""..���....'. ��� ������ ,,..-���,...���"'���.���"
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