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WANTED TO RENT ��� BY YOUNG couple, with best references, small, well furnished modern house or apartment. A. D. V., this otlice. HOUSE ropertlea Are Now Being Developed ���Plans to Instal Operating Plants Onder Consideration. WANTED ��� FURNISHED for four to six months; small fam ily���no children. F. J. Hart & Co., local mines for use by the C. P. R. Nicola, B. C, April 10.���The an- j nouncement of the appointment of a permanent coal inspector for Nicola valley which came from C. P. R. head- quarters this week is of vital inter- est. \V. A. Jones who has served as j C. P, R. coal Inspector at Coleman, Alta., for some time post has been ! _______ given the local berth and entered up- i SURREY 25 acres on his duties Tuesday. It will be his duty to inspect all coal taken from the WILSON, COOK & CO. Office: Northern Crown Bank Bldg. Ground Floor. Phone 646. Open Evenings for Your Benefit. If you are interested in Surrey acre- age we would be pleased to have , you call, and see our list. We have j exclusive sale of some of the besl buys in Surrey and can deliver the j property. Our list is too extensive ' to give in full here and If you are not suited with these, call at our office and let us show you some money makers. BRENING & CO. General Brokers. EXCLUSIVE SALES ONLY. Rooms 4, 5 and 6. Merchants Bank Building, Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. Phone 686 About 4 acres with waterfront in block 1 Burnaby; car line going th > whole length; $6,000. i Lot 9, block 3 of ' in Uurnaby; $350. L" district lot 29 Ltd. WANTED���TO RENT BY MARRIED couple, one or two furnished rooms close to business section. Address Permanent, News Office. WANTED���ACREAGE IN BURNABY suitable for subdivision. Reply to Bona Fide." News Ollice. WANTED���SIX TO EIGHT ROOMED cottage; fully modern; close in; good location. Write P. O. Box 17G, City. WANTED ��� A GOOD HUSTLER knowing real est ale business. Apply Room 4 and 5, Merchants Rank building. n Section 27 Township 2, facing on Hjorth road; !f4i>0 per acre; terms. WANTED���TO RENT ONE OR TWO pleasant furnished roonfs or small t'urnislieil house by married couple. Address A, 11., this office. 8TABLE MANURE HAULED AWAY regularly, the whole year round. Arrange with B. C. Nurseries, P. O., City. W. 11. Mills, chief Inspector of C. P. R. coal, was in thp valley for several days and examined the various properties including the Nicola Valley Coal & Coke Co., the Diamond Vale and the Coal Hill Syndicate. "The Valley is full of coal," declared Mr. Mills. "You have unlimited quantities of it here and the C. P. R. is prepared to take all that the local j mines can produce." Ho was paction- I larly enthusiastic about the Wilson '��� seam of coal in the Coal Hill Syndi- I j cate's mine. "It Is the best I have ! j seen for some time and I have recom- j mended that the C. P. R. take some of ll." Tho decision of the C. V. R. to take all the co'il that (he local mln^s can | produce wt'l revolutionize the coal in- dustry in this district. It will be a splendid stimulus with the result that properties now operating will <n-| crease their outputs while thoso still SURREY���35 acres N'/2 of Ej/a ��f Section 35 Township 2; $225 per acre. 2 Acres cleared land in Burnaby on Hastings road; five minutes from city car, ten minutes from new tram, 40 Acres in section 6 In ward 1 facing coast Meredian road In Surrey; $250 per acre. TO NEW YORK'S PARKS Tenement House Commissioner Proposes Concessions to Poor of City That They May Get Fresh Air. SURREY���Southwest V4 of Section 27 Township 2; Price $100 per acre. SURREY���$40 per acre buys 160 acres one mile from tram line. 60 Acres in section 36 in Surrey; about 20 acres cleared; $275 per acre. New York, April 10.���Proposals for a limited system of one-cent car fares, to enable the city's poor to get to and from tho big up-town parks during the summer months, have been submitted lo the Interborough Rapid Transit company by Tenement House Commissioner Murphy. Tho scheme Is said to have the endorsement of Mayor Gaynor. In a statement outlining his proposals, Cammossioner Murphy says: "During the morning hours the great crush of traffic Is on downtown trains, which must be set back uptown empty until again needed In the evening rush hours. I suggest that the transit OUTSPOKEN HXPLANA1 Of FALL IN GRJLMI Mining Men in Nelson ^ Too Much Water-Off], Ticia, M ine Silent. Nelson, B.C., April 10 -r Ing men well post d on the��.f at the Granby mines in the B country do not hesitate to _ what has caused thi sensatlo, In the company's stock i��� �� i although no explanation j,., given out by the eastern o._ the company. "Too much water in the 8toJ the repeated explanation hersj property is now, and has u�� some time, operated at its [,/ paclty. The present plant i operated so as to make n.i,J per annum than it. is mai A SURREY���.400 per acre buys 120 acres on Hjorth road. FOR SALE. FOR SALE���CHEAP FOR CASH. A 200-egg Petaluma incubator in good condiiion. Apply H. I., this office. FOR SALE ��� WHITE LEGHORN eggs; single comb; good strain; five cents each. Samuel Wilkinson, Sixth street, East Burnaby. FOR SALE���TWENTY CORDS OP wood. Apply S. J. News Office. FOR SALE���TWO LOTS ON HOS- pltal street. $500 each, one-third cash, balance easy. li. J. Daily News office. FOR QUICK SALE���34-FOOT PAN- eled counter, with 3 foot solid fir top ,at ?2 per foot, Apply to Herbert P. Vidal. Custom Broker, Market Square, City. FOR SALE���FOUR ROOMED COT- tage; lot 50x132 cleared, fenced; one block east of Twelfth Street car. Price .1.-100, terms. Apply, Owner, 1024 Tenth Avenue. SURREY���$85 per acre buys 50 acres of good land on the Clover Valley and Townline roads in the NW'/t of Soction 32 Township S. SURREY���Southwest '/. Section 25; price $125 por acre. The Yale road runs through this property. SURREY���N.W. i/4 of sec. 24, town- shlp 2; good soil and near Yale road; $85 per acre, $5000 cash; 6, 12, 18 and 24 months . In the prospecting stages will likely | _..___.. ���_���. 7 "7~, install Planls and cater to tho demand. | SURREY-$700 an acre buys *V/2 acres With a, permanent Insnocior here it | wlll mean that the quality of the coal will be materially improved. on tram line known as Lots 7 and 8 In Section 30 Township 2. ONE-MAN COMMAND OF AMERICAN NAVY ENDS 'SURREY���A fine subdivision or ranch; 40 acres; the S.E. _ Sec. 33, Township 2; price $350 per acre; good terms. ROOMS TO RENT. FOR RENT���ON TENTH STREET, facing Moody square, fi rooms (W. ('.). Immediate entry, Apply Smith, 1007 Sixth avenue. FARM TO RENT ��� TO RENT OR Kayo by the month or year, small /'arm at Sunbury, good house 1 n I barn; easy terms. Apply !���;., this office. FOR RENT. TO LET���SIX-ROOMED COTTAGE. Vacanl May 1. Renl $23. Apply 221 Hartco ptreet, evenings, between 6 and 7. Washington, April 10.���After working for years to develop a system of one-man control of the great fleets of America's navy, Secretary Meyer has come to the conclusion that abilities of individuals have reached the breaking point and that it will be necessary to subdivide the responsibility. Therefore, he has approved a number of changes in naval regulations concerning administration of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The main purpose of these changes is to relieve the commanders-in-chief of much detail of administration, by transferring to rear admirals in command of such divisions of the fleet, comprising four ships each, a largo measure of authority and administrative power, which will fit them to succeed readily to the chief command. At the same time, the commander-ln- chlef will exeVclse supervisory authority over all divisions instead of over single ships as units. Extending the idea, commanders of divisions will be given an opportunity to sail away with their four ship's io different parts of the world on detached service, with lhe understanding that various divisions will at certain periods be gathered for target practice and general fleet exercises. SURREY���South |/2 of N.E. 12, of Sec. 33, Township 2; $425 per acre; one- fourth cash. SURREY���18 acres; 4 acres cleared; facing on Townline road; lots 2 and 3 of the N.W. i4 See. 31, Township 2 ; price $350 per acre. FOR FIRST CLASS # ff'i U rnv.n ING SURREY���3,000 feet of waterfrontage containing 100 acres; price $21 per front foot. $55 per acre buys 160 acres of good land on Great Northern railroad, the southeast 14 of section 30, township 10, Langley. Known as the Brockie place; 40 acres cleared: house, barn, fruit trees, etc. A going concern. BURNABY���2 large lots near city car line; price $250 each; one-fourth cash,- balance $10 per month. company sell round trip tickets to the big parks at their uptown terminals That prorit Is sufflcent to��n for two cents rach, good hetween the I dividend on the monej a hours of eight and ten o'clock in the ; Into the mine and Bmeltet morning, and covering a re'urn be- notorhere near being sinurient 1 tweon the hours of three and five I the promised dividend upontS o'clock in the evening. It costs no normous amount of watered 11 more to run full trains than empty jThte price of the shares hai ones, and tho transit company would fallen from the price based on tM therefore obtain a revenue from such - dictions of the directors to a an arrangement with no increase In , based on actual can.; expenses. j mine and smelter. A. G. MARSHALL, "Five cents does not seem much, South Westminster Phone F507 |but it is a great deal to the poor whose | families frequently number tight or ten individuals." BRENING & CO. General Brokers. EXCLUSIVE SALES ONLY. Rooms 4, 5 and 6. Merchants Bank Building, Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets Phone 686. I SNAPS IN WATERFRONTS. 160 acres of good land under crop, with 30 chains of waterfront. Price only $500 per aero, on terms. 14 acres excellent land with house and buildings, with 21 chains waterfrontage. Railway through property. Price $8000, quarter cash. WILD PIGEON'S NEST. INTELLIGENT DOG SAVES ISOLATED MASTER'S Ll 160 acres nearby all cultivated, oxc 1- lent land, waterfrontage North Arm, near city. 40 acres, with waterfront. Sunbury. Good terms. Elk City, Ore., April 11 ���.���RoveJ collie dog, Is the hero of a tale I which a dog's almost human iuj gence saved his in, 1 m James Parks, Rom ,'. One acre waterfront, quarter from Lulu Island bridge. mile V/e will buy two city lots close to car line���must be market prices and easy terms. WILSON, COOK & CO. Office: Northern Crown Bank Bldg. Ground Floor. Phone 646. Open Evenings for Your Benefit. FOR RENT���HOUSE AND FOUR Lots In Burnaby, near car line. Five rooms and bathroom, pantry, etc. Rents $1.2 per month. May lease for six monthe if tenant suits. Apply to P. Peebles, C20 Columbia Street. FOR RENT���HOUSE AND 4 LOTS In Burnaby, near car line, 5 rooms iind bath room, pantry, etc. Rents for $12 per month. May lease for fi months If tennent suits. CO TO TUE AWSiOW PRESS 739 FRONT ST., WINDSOR BLOCK Dronrletress. Mrs. M. Dominy TO LET���COMFORTABLE ROOM for Ctae or two ,adies, close to car. fil5 Hamilton street, city. FOR EXCHANGE���FIVE ROOMED House and lot in Vancouver, value $201111, for house and lot in New Westminster, Apply, Box P. R. News Ofllco. A. G. MARSHALL South Westminster Phone F507 Acreage and half acres; near tram. Easy terms. South Westminster. Five and two acre blocks and cu'.- offs. Easy terms. HOPE & BARKER ARCHITECTS 625 Columbia Street New Westminster, B. C. A. CAMPBELL HOPE, C. A. C. And at 336 Hastings St., W. Vancouver, B. C. Phone 3650 NOTICE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, as "Vidal >t Bacchus," of the City of New Westminster, as Customs Brokers, lias been this day dissolved by mutual jonsent. All debts owing to the said partnership aro to he paid to 11. P. Vidal, and all claims agalnsl the said partnership are to be presented to the said II. P. Vidal, by whom the same will be settled. Dated at the City of New Westminster, 13. C, this 31st day of March, 1010. 40 feet waterfront, three minutes from bridge. $50 per foot. Apply for terms. A. G. MARSHALL, Estate Office. South Westminster Phone F507 Boston, April 10.���Three thousand dollars is the prize offered by the American Ornithologists' Union for the discovery of nest* of the passenger pigeon or wild pigeon. Dr, C. F. Hodge came ill several daj of Clark University, Worcester, has he could not leave his cabin In charge of tiie reward, and all finds mountains along tin Elk i.i must he reported and forwarded to Gradually his Btrei became j him. This species of pigeon was once I until he began to fi ir deatb so thick in Massachusetts that tho I in the height of his fever P^ State was a great resting place for'called his collie dog anil tying a them, and people armed with poles'sage, asking for help, about the di and nets often would kill and gather neck, told the animal to j in fifty or sixty at once, so closely | Although the collie had not b< Ulid they roost. The slaughter of the away from Parks' cabin forskmoi I birds assumed such proportions that | he started out. The dog turned they are almost extinct today. The I yesterday at the home of Parks' Q j pigeon is about 16 inches long from ither at this place, and upon being I its bill to the end of Its tail, the tail Emitted to thp house by his contlni feathers being three times as long as those on either side of them. The male is blue gray above and on the head, and reddish beneath. The female is ef a duller color, inclining towards brown. The birds nest during April and May. yelping, finally attracted atieniionl lhe message about his neck. A physician was summoned al made a hurried visit 1 . Parks, rij he found In a serious will recover���thanks to his (log's j telligence. R. T. PRiNCE AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. Books Opened on Approved Systems. Agent for the HALL SAFE COMPANY Cincinnati!, Ohio. O. Hox 796. Phone L 578. Office: Room 9. Westminster Trust Block. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ���IN��� THE DAILY NEW PERFECTION ' COCOA (Maple Leaf Label) Is ths best Tslne, because it Is pure, nutritious snd very sconomlcili THE COWAN CO., Ltd.. TORONTO S I V��33S2__S__E��iaiB^^ iia^_i:iL^��_____iints^ .i;-*;^*.:* ��� ���< *- " -. ������ . Here' H. P. VIDAL. G. W. BACCHUS, .III. teifday's is so White Star-Dominion Canadian Service '35 City Lots. Scott Itoad station. $150, third cash, balance 6, 112, and 18 months. 15 Acre farm; well stocked and ln good cultivation; with furniture and equipment. Kasy terms. 120 Acres; $200 per acre; close in. iGood terms. ' 15 Acres; all under crop; 6 cows, horses and equipment; $5000; $2000 caah, remainder on terms. 132 Feet on Columbia street. New Westminster; excellent view; double corner, with residence. Two excellent lots; North Vancouver; double corner; $100 cash, balance to suit. ��K> ft. Waterfront ;three minutes from the bridge; $50 per foot. APPLY��� A. G. MARSHALL, Steal Estate Office. Phone F. 507 I i_j South Westminster. i__ To Property Owners on Columbia Street re Columbia Street Improvements. Any property owners having a basement on Columbia street, and who Is desirous of having now or additional prism lights, must give notice of same within seven days from date; otherwise applications cannot be considered, as the street Improvements must be completed at once. J. W. B. BLACKMAN, City Engineer. City Hall, April 7, 1910. J. W. PAY LANDSCAPE GARDENER. Twenty years experience at lawns, boulevards, sodding, grading and pruning of all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders solicited. Apply KELLINGTON BROS. Begbie Street. NEW STEAMERS Montreal to Liverpool S.S. LAURENTIC��� Triple screw, 14,900 tons. S.S. MEGANTIC��� Twin screw, 14,900 tons. largest and most modern. commodation equal to any cross Ing the Atlantic. For Rates and Tickets Apply to E. GOULET, C. P. R. Passenger Station NEW WESTMINSTER The Ac- TENDERS Tenders solicited for repairing and removing St. Patrick's hall. Plans and specifications can be seen at St. Louis college, A. L. Lavery nnd Small and Bucklln's office. Tenders to be extended to April 16, 1910. FATHEII O'BOYLE. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL 114.400,000.00 RE8ERVE 11,000,000.00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and In London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U. S. A., and Mexico City. A general banking business transacted. Letters of Credit Issued, available with correspondents In all parts of the world. Savings Bank Department���Deposits received ln sums of $1 and upward, and Interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate). Tota'. Assets over $168,000,000.00. NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH, G. D. BRYMNER, Manager, Large Lot on 1st Street between Third and _ Fourth Avenues, facing Queens Park. Price $2,000, one-third Cash, balance 6 and 12 months. Builder's or Speculator's Bargain $2000 cash will handle these 6 lots with modern 8 room house in that beautiful residential district bounded by Pine st, 4th ave. and 3rd st. Price $10,000. . . NATIONAL FINANCE (ft LIMITED N. H. McQUARRlE, Local Manager Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone 515 Curtis Block 657 Columbia St. oNDAV , Ap.lL 11, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE. acrosse Goods ��� aseball Goods ishing LEADER'S SON MAY ASSUME CONTROL POLITENESS LACKING IN CHICAGO, SAYS DR. GOODE Tackle Rumored That Joseph Smith, President of Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints, Will Retirre. ' hlcago, April 10.���Chicago does not lead in polltem ss to foreign guests, nor even attain ,:,>,!,��� w-nh cltles ,-,,. _ even attain rank wun ernes re-1 ceivlng honorable n.ention, according to Dr. .1. P""1 "������-' -��� -��� ������ ��� Goode of the Unlver- *">' ol Chicago, who ; , one of three n presentatlves of th i federal government, escorted the l onorary commlt- '<��� ��� of Japan In its t ur lasl fall. AT evi nlng. Ho S] oke of the uniform court . y extend- e l by the Japanese commission to- ward Ami rlcan nd cus toms, contri . marked ;k of polltene ��I Ich he bj Early while Ijj^is Complete ^inbia Street�����5 Hffestmi ster, B.C. [spec js | , IALS | ��� ,,��. said was shown by their hosts, particularly during dinner Bpi e :1 vlsitoro. \; Washington, li . and St. Louis, he said, there > | ��� mrtesy apparent. At Deti American manners were ambomh ; , Phila- di li hla they were . vorst. Kansas City, April io.���Rumors that Joseph Smith, presldenl and prophet nf the Reorganized Church ol J<-sus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will abdicate in favor oi' his son, Frederick M. Smith, arc current herr, where the annual conference of the church is In session, Members of Um church hold the opinion that President Smith, who Is 7K years old, lias found the cares of his ollice arduous during the last year and desires to retire from active work. Many attending the conference believe he will abdicate before the mei t- in. closes. The conference recently celebrated the anniversary of the or-1 dlnatlon of President Smith. Two London, April years ago H w'tw reported ho v ild Be iett. Britisli relinquish control ol tho churcl bul Yo ' . in lib i i ho continued to pre '��� Id, a Imnil raril ag i thai he mlghl bring I ��� ��� , : I m ih'< I rilli .: Stati e I an . I I projects thai lay bei ire him whin lu . vrorklngman, astfhmi d the leadi ri' Ip, ^^^H are so ly rid - 'ui taai lull. Goode gave an Illustrated lecture | on the subject and iis significance at "������- Art Instltuti FREE ENTRY OF FRUIT IS OPPOSED in commons'; Selkirk Member Voices Sentiment Contrary to That cf Winnipeg Merchants. il i _^__j_s***^sss**mL���i���7, __B2ii FOREIGN LABOR: TO LP TO ST/ fcy ar.d S j ture Be Lis for ��� fcond-Hand Bit $10 I land Furnl- | Sold ' C.irriages Separators /c\e$ from ���-.00 Senate- Flint Out cf Race. W ;:. ... April 10.���Di nlarii ������ that th i ex pe i nt i ! t j i pri mary law madi ll imj osslbl Lo bo a ��� ,,,1B u candidate for re-election. Senaior ... i ild today that ^ jiiter the senatorial race. : Ll aid <. mini of Cal J he would nol again en ��� ��� ���' ' I ��� It i t ������ t to live jn ,'., . -I with a wife pi ad Ottawa, April 10.���Before tlie house wi . hi.) supply last night, George H. Bradbury, of Selkirk, called attention to a recenl petition of the wholesale vegetable and fruit dealers of Winnipeg, calling fir an extension of free entrj "i eariy vegetables and fruits from the United Mates. Mr, Bradbury hoped no attentiqn would be paid to this i etltlon. in the County of Selkii lv were nearly two-thii ds of the markel gardens of Manitoba, lie very I much doubt d thai the consumer would ; ofll i�� the duty Were remitted. OME Messrs. Burrell, J. A. Currle and 31ain rted Mr. Bradbury's re- \Y. ifui st. Hot i lei ling said he had lew re sel I a & pj of the petition ri fer- lons re I to, also i petition from the Nia- jl il the gara ' growers, opposing f the the n il ol the Winnipeg dealers. Ast' e evi lent Ij I �� i i Ides to i ��� the l nee rainlsl r as lant- suie', them thai nothing would be k done nt thl e of the ssion to ������ ' ; ; 1 . . WJBMd**^*~iiv~\, ICTiFi'B $OAfW"t cas^ ^own buys the best business prop- ty__\jij'ij QVty on Begbie street; close to Columbia, main Btreet. Balance very easy. his Vork, r off ARIZONA PIONEER NEWS WRITER DIES $26$ Di GENERAL REPAIRING Front Sueet Phone 275 | leral Waters I grated Waters Manufn:'--''ed by I Y |gw WESI : :;- B- c- toe 13. Office. Eighth St Sapper- ALS AT THE lytton Hotel| Ywtate- ��� id nioat Isaniu:; til ;. In the city. IMEAL TICKET iPfh"? li' Lai _ if ���I, w ..%���' '% ��� -$ii > i ^ ty., r _S k Ys_t A block of 10 lots in ton. Price $225 per lot. One third cash, balance 6 and 12 months. A block of 18 full sized lots in Burnaby, beautiful view. $450 each. Terms to suit the Sold singly or en block _ iass, . April 10.���V. ai k .Mi :��� piom er and news- : hen to ay. He was : ��� . :y wandei Ing about Iii a . I i ondltion near Cala- bas whither ha had gone for material for a mining story. Born in Indiana In I860, Aley came i i ': Izona in the 80s, workt d the Unite 1 Verde mine, stuilli .1 law and was e vi tes, for district attori i y In Gil i County In 1898. He was ;i writer for The Tombstone Epitaph, The Arizona Kicker and many othei Err.: cash down buys 160 acres of land, rich ^fcjvw black soil, sub-divided into 20 acre blocks, facing Stave Lake Road, price only $16 per acre. The timber itself is worth more. The Stave Lake Power Company is going to have car service there in the very near future. APPI v c. S. News Office a*_m*****M t_Z'iOBC!&*ill��Z~ I ^TORF RANK THI^^ETkT/^r" AND OFFICE f A * A 11HVA BRITAIN LAUNCHtS NINTH UNIT OF DREADNOUGHT FLEET SHOW CASES purchaser. Hi who wires . iur house places ��"g electrically at your com- t So place your orders with I once. * St. Opp. Tram Office Phone No. 304 We have Buyers for Houses in all parts of the city. Owners apply to Ihe British Canadian Securities Company, limited. T. R. PEARSON, Manager. Office: The Dominion Trust *mm,-..am,.,. _ - . m^,,.,���M*.m,Hm,.������,.���m FRIEND ALWAYS li , '":;,: x"lr nion��y f0'- "lu i ," Tl1" !',ank ��f Toronto I ' be s;,[(. uiaie you ieave m feady when you need It, anil It will be WTheT FRIDAY, APRJL 15th. ���.���,��� �� Em.-/ o.:. cm*** ^-��i.n .f ��t. �����"�������� ����� Mart Operatic Sersation ime ��,fi r��r yo" n"'r��per cent- ^���st- Small or large sums V De deposito,i at any time. BRANCHES Ontario Quebeo and the West. .$4,000,000 . 4,750,000 Presented Detail as C'naracienwu ���*��� -vr-j^ y k; ^ Four months orano upcl�� Theatre, Boston. new Estminster, b c. branch I, Nl, Mgr. With a Select Company of sJWBT 60- - SIXTY PEOPLE- ��� 60 ��u Including | BERT O, SWOR >��� CON-KIDOE|Ranker W0QDS ��� kID-CONNOR || The Famous Dutch Kiddies | A Beauty Chorus of *&* Special Augmented Orchestra x :: '"'"'""" M,m, op.i*fc*�� <��. .^^^} ARTISTIC MANTELS���STAIR RAIL- IMGS���ALL KINDS OF WOOD- WORKING���DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SUPPLIED Colo Great Biiiain's ninth bat- tli p of i lie Dreadnought type, was ihi d here today. The vessel has a di ��� en enl of 22,000 tons. The kei I ts laid nine months ago. The Colossus is the first British battli hip to be bulU on the principle ��� inner I in r< ts, g i thai the , in be trained over the afti r- ios: main armament. T<mi twelve- inch guns will '���"��� so placed that six . ���.. can he trained ahead, eight astern, and $ ^ all tin on either bam. . a&aaaaa<>aQs>o$Qaaaa&4ta$a6aaQa*.* ^oaaaaaaaat-aa-tiaaQaaaaaaaa- NEW WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING COMPANY ^^^^^^^^^ J. BROOKES, Proprietor WORKS���Corner Eleventh and Carline, PHONE 473 ���T^*a*~\_^____l We are going to help build a Y. M. C. A. We have arranged a Furniture Sale, Commencing Monday to the end of April and are giving to the Y. M. C. A. building fund S per cent, of our total cash sales. Each day a Y.M.C.A. official will check the amounts of our sales and at the end of the month we will hand him a cheque for the sum due. We have adopted this method purely to help along the Y.M.C.A. As the price concessions we intend making during this Sale will not^allow us much margin of profit, we want to be able to hand over to the Y. M. C."A. as big a sum as possible, so we have reduced our prices to make it worth your while to buy your Furniture, Carpets, etc. from us this month. Even if you are not enthusiastic over the Y. M. C. A., our special reductions on all goods should attract your attention and claim your patronage. Watch Our Ads Each Day for Special Bargains. DENNY & GALLOWAY HOME FURNISHERS 43-45 Sixth Street. New Westminster, B. C. y **. * i *xi* 1 *i: t; ' j ��� , ;>��� "i !���.:"*,' ��� ;'S-: ���!.'.", ���'.���'. i$Wi. '* * -I v |[ ill' ,' ' w. liM ^i ���'. I��� i -'b: "i 1. i " ''";i ii 1 "I'ii i. 1 ; it.', li, [Wi ' ' 'I !S.i j*'. ���-Plat ill'lS'l 1 ;MW|i l-: i ���������?'* . ��� >'i* I' fe n a'.r ' I-. ���Si.}* ' ll i'b 5 #li'; 11 ft- T PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, APRIL u The Daily News Published hy The Dally News Publisti- ing Company, Limited, at their offices Corner of McKenzie aud Victoria Streets. ������. A. Paige Managing Director Correspondence (The Daily .News is not responsible for the opinions expressed by Its correspondents.) Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN. MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1910. TAYLOR RE DIVIVUS. So seldom of late has the member for N'ew Westminster risen from his I tutlon in our city. Editor Daily News. Sir: ��� Kindly permit me through your columns, as one of the captains of the teams of the citizens' committee who for the past week have been engaged in the V. M. C. A. canvass, to publicly thank all those who have worked or contributed in any way to tlie collection of a sufficient sum to assure the establishing of this instl- The result has place in the House of Commons to j b*��� nlpst gratifying. We have upto , ., ., . . .... , date secured in cash and promises pour forth the tirades of bitter In-, ?45 u00> which we trust (may still ^ective and malignant abuse wliich he j further be increased. The larger the was aforetime wont to hurl at all and amount raised the better and more sundrv who did not happen to be of j up-to-date will be the establishment, ...... ., . and in view of the Immense develop- his way of thinking, that we began ment that we are , lMnK Justlflcd to hope he had at last attained to in believing will take place in the something of that measure of decent j near future, we should, as citizens, behavior which Is expected of one i endeavor to measure up to our prlv- . ,, , . . . , ,, , , j ileges. If we are not optimistic our- who would wish his fellows to con- , , . . | selves, how can we expect strangers .���sider him a gentleman, and too, that t0 ^e g09 he had brought himself to compre- Tiie amounts collected and prom- Thai "SALADA" Flavour The fine flavour and downright goodness of Tea will please you. Buy a package to-day from your grocer ��� you'll like it. Black, Mixed and Natural Green, 40c, 50c, 60c and 70c per lb. ��� thanks of the community are certainly due to General Manager Sperling and his executive. A citizens' committee has been appointed to carry out the plans of this association building and they are to meet on Monday at flve p. m. to arrange to get after this Job with the same energy as the canvass of the last five days was conducted. Especially do we congratulate Secretary Sayer and Chairman Rev. J. S. Henderson on tho success of their ef- BASEBALL. hend that a man can do his duty to |sed in writing vary from one dollar f and p_tpnd thapks to ������ th0M l *Xew' York":::::'.::.':.':::::: 2 1,1s constituents and still show some t0 **�� thousand five hundred dollars ! and these subscriptions have come in Tespect for those who differ from fmm all fiuarteis, iu and out of the him. Alas! our hopes have been city. rudely shattered, for we observe that! Some of our citizens have, 1 have on Friday night Mr. J. D. Taylor !no doubt. be(,'> overlooked by the can- . , , ,. vassers and a Mini ber have been ab- again Moke out. Into one of his old 80_L Wfl t_U8(. Umt no one _,,��� fe���, attacks of calumny and abuse. At Xew York��� R. H. E. New York 6 G 0 Jersey City 1 4 0 Batteries ��� Grandall, Schlei and Snodgrass; Manser, Ferry and Fisher. Umpire���Halligan. At Memphis���Pittsburg I National league), 4; Memphis (Southern league), 3. At Newark��� R. H. E. Newark 3 11 3 8 3 who have helped and all those who | Batteries���McGinnlty, Mueller and are going to help ln the accomplish-. Crisp; Hughes, Frill and Sweeney. Ing of thlB laudable object Thirteen innings. T. J. TRAPP, At Cincinnati���Cincinnati (National Captain No. 9, Citizens' Teapi. New Westminster, April 10, 1910. league), 7; Boston (American league), Tbe report from Ottawa states: offended by this oversight and 1 tak3 this opportunity of saying that tin "While post office estimates were committee will very gratefully receive _ ., . , . ���, any amounts that may be tendered tinder consideration Friday night, Mr. ���t .my Um��� w_ afe assured 0M Taylor, Westminster, attacked the de-j Ltlere can be but very few who are yartment for consenting to the removal not in sympathy with the work of a of the post office from Central Park Y. M. C. A. ,r r ,, , . ��� ������H(i.��� (rnrr, ! I have felt myself that it has b?en to Keefeis. lie read a petition Horn . . . *_��� _ ,. , . ' a burning disgrace to our city that 175 residents, protesting against the some such ln8titUtion has not been ohange. Mr. Taylor, quoting from the established long ago, and we are official record, claimed that Inspector proud of the fact that this disgrace Greenfield had only reported in favor '8fto be wiped out in the very neai . , , , . T, i future. One of the most pleasing tea- of the removal after seeing A Kerr, turM of th,_ canvasa haa been the Farquharson, of Keefers, to ."hom he ut,(.j, interest that the tKJys and youths had been directed by Robert Jardine, of our city have taken. They started the latter having dragooned him Into 'out t0 co"ect $5,000 and.secured .10,- 1000. Some of our school boys have making the report. I gone down Into their hanking accounts "The postmaster general denied that | amj dug up various sums, and a num- lie gave any patronage to Jardine,' ber of lads on a very small salary but that he naturally consulted him <*r-' subscribing $25 and $50, to be in departmental matters, as he knew jjjj* by monthly ^talments of $5 what was for the general benefit. 0ne of our contributors in promis " 'Yes, for benefit of Jardine,' re-' ing $:��50 made the remark, that he had torted Taylor, who added that the pa- 8��ne his "limit" and that he would tronage of the Westminster district 1 f,eei tbe Pinch, arid also added that a , . ! donation in this direction was in his - was worth more than a cabinet minis- oplnlon mu8t nl0re ^,,,.^1,1^ when a>aaa+4 ter's salary." 1 it did pinch a bit. There is more in | As of old, the member for New this than appears on the surface. �������������������������������������������������������������������������<���������������������������4 ��������������� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��������* I ��� Is Your Property For Sale ? List it With us, We Have the Buyers. Miller & Jewhurst Thompson Block, Room 7, Phone 669 ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������ ����������������������������������� Westminster, with that disingenuous ness that is so marked a character Think It over. If some of those who have not measured up to their proper standard will istic in his nature, utilised an entire figure tills out it is not too late to misconstruction of circumstances as ! remedy the mistake. One of our kind a convenient peg upon which to hang ! contributors who in .tiie, flrst place another atrocious attack upon Mr. ! subscribed $25, after figuring out his Robert Jardine, his opponent at the f.bilitf \?. *�� ^ /"creased We donation to $1,000. When a small bov at last election. But tlie plain facts of school who comes along with $7.50, the case are these:���The people of ] all lie had, and hands it to one of our the rnpidly growing districts of Jubi- young fellows who was collecting with lee and Colllngwood East made a re- \th* P'0Illise pf more to follow and an-1 .. _ . .. , other receiving $30 a month salary <iuest to the department, in the usual offers m and will pay $5 a montu : way, for improved postal arrange- out of his wages, It is a sign those j nients. they having to travel to Cen- bo>s feel they want a Y. M. C. A. r -\ A Rare Investment tral Park, a distance of a mile and it half, for their mail. Due and proper ���enquiry was made into the matter and the whole circumstance carefully ���considered. The regulations require that post offices in suburban or rural districts shall not be less than three miles apart, and as under this rule new offices could not be established at Jubilee and Colllngwood ln addition, to that at Central Park, and as tho- two former districts have become nun^rously populated, lt was deemed welj by the department to dlscon- tinpi the one post office at Central Park and establish two others, one on .either side of that place. Though perhaps a few of the residents at Central Park may feel a little annoyed at the new arrangement, no one can ���<luestion that this is far more con- ���vedlent to the general public than thei old one. There are now therefore live post offices In the distance of twelve miles between this clty and Vancouver. i Mr. Taylor's allegation that Inspector, Greenfield was "dragooned" Into making the report to the department in favor of the change by Robert Jar- dines, Is as his stattenients In this regard usually are, utterly baseless and Uifounded. It ls a certain fact that Mr. Jardine had nothing whatever to do with the matter, and was not In the slightest way concerned in the change. As to the final flash of Mr. Taylor's vindictive attack, It Is only necessary to say that this displays once again the extent of hi* Ignorance, and his proncness to deal In "terminological Inexactitudes." It Is of course preposterous to suggest that Mr. Jardine derives any monetary benefit from any patronage of this district. No doubt Mrj, Taylor essays to measure other pedple's corn by his own bushel, for we (quite understand that If the party to 'Which he professes adherences ���were In power, he and they would see to It that he lost nothing by the Tiaiidllng of tho patronage list in this district. Where do the rest of u s come in and to what plane <Jq we belong, guaged by the small boy'3 standard. The money that is hoarded up cannot be carried across -the Divide by any one of us and those who have the means, In my humble opinion, would be well advised to invest some of what has sccummulated and have the pleasure of seeing the good It will do, upon just-Such enterprises as the one ln question* ~The subscrlp- j tion of the B. C. E. railway of $2,500 | was most generous," and ' helped ln our canvass vyer much and the I Two 5 Room Houses close in, near to car line, on one full sized lot, $3000 for the two, 1-3 cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 months. These houses could rent for $15 each per. month. I H. H. LENNIE 650 Columbia Street. Phone 596 I J r i i <lL_ Choice Investments ���w Columbia Street i T&c annual me< l'ln|l; lacrosse club 2 Story Brick Block, 33 ft. frontage $42,500 6Q ft. Corner, close in, easy terms $13,000 132 ft. Double Corner, close in, easy terms $22,500 Carnarvon Street 132 ft. Choice Business Site, near Russell Hotel $22,000 132 ft. Choice Double Corner, three streets $ 7,500 132 ft., Two Inside Lots : $ 5,500 Everyone of the above will net you a splendid advance in a few months, besides being an absolutely safe investment. meeting of the West T;n$t lacrosse club will take place to- nlgjiit nt No. 2 Fire hall, when the wm business will be transacted, I L DIAMOND & CORBOULD Room 1, Hftll-Lavery Block, Columbia Street. , Telephone 361 A Few Words About Dress Good; Hundreds of yards have come pouring in during the last t��J weeks, making our selection one that cannot fail to Impn . those thl inspect this showing. Come and see them yourself��� s.. thi elega* array of lovely colorings and the many varied weave broughtoj in plain and novelty effects that afford a wide choice to the elded shopper. WE MENTION A FEW OF THE MANY LINES WE CARRY- Novelty Striped Worsteds 65 Cents Yard Scarcely a shade you can mention that we have not in stock,! lllaek, Navy, Brown, Wistaria, Reseda, Hose, Fawn, Green, Grey and! Catawba are the shades in this all-wool fabric, an excellent ma-I terial for either suits or dresses; 42 inches wide; per yard 65t| At 75 Cents Yard What a splendid finish to th is material. You'll he astonished atl the fine quality shown at this figure. Drap de Paris and sclf-strlpedl suiting in shades of Blue, Brow n, Grey, Biscuit and Green. See ourl window showing for some of these; 42 inches wide; per yard ....75e| Mono-Tone Striped Poplin 85 Cents Yard A very effective creation In Dress Goods, and one that hasalreadn asserted itself as a ready seller. In a few exclusive ides, Indffl ing .Mousse, New Olive Green, Ashes of Iris, Navy, and Black, V 'I special value; 4��l inches wide; per yard Exclusive Suit Lengths For those who are on the lookout for something out of the ordinary, we have a pleasing collection of the very lateast in BUltlnglj Diagonals in plain and shadow striped effects, Bedford fouls in self] stripes, and Kesilda cloths of various designs. All new shades, suchj as Aviator Blue, Violet Ash, Dark Olive, Mignonette. Ashes of lri&. 1 Pearl, and also staple colors, at, the length ^'7il A Dainty, Quickly Served "Breakfast" Perhaps your appetite Is a little sluggish In the morning? Then ^ breakfast at the "ROYAL CAFE"���Everything is so clean and dainty. <> and the food so delicious and appetising that you're certain to t"fii ,, it. Prices are moderate, too. THE ROYAL CAFE ' Seabold & Jones, Props. Dominion Trust Block. ,��������������������������< ���������������������< ���������������������������������* CLOCKS WESTMINSTER CHIME, MUSICAL, MARBLE, POLISHED WOOD. GILT, SILVER, CHINA, ALARM, CABINET, CUCKOO AND HaL1j CLOCKS Chamberlin's THE JEWELER Official C. P. R. Time Inspector. �������������������� > M������***^ JUST ARRIVED f J Onion Setts SEEDS OF ALL KINDS jl Ryall's Drug Store i EYES TESTED FREE BY OPTICIAN ��������������������������������������" >��������������������������������������������������������������������< �������������������������� .^^^^^.^iff^, mjimmiltmmm oNday. APR IL 11, 191��- THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE K1VK. Porting news OYS SETS MINTO DATES "~~~ fiONAL UNION I rs circle Diamond Fif- Ximcs in Start-of- |ers |een leason Game hetween the and a picked .ucecond Same *w , vini'i"iver. ,l3�� ��f Westminster ball tos **tt on 1 Pei '. W'-T.wilo.~*- The class of i** .mav be Judged from the WK g with one innings to -fjlast, which neither team ���f��ous to disturb. ver men showed the ef- they have been 3aturday afternoon resulted in an easy ilois. may be Permits Montreal to Play in July-Sol Sol man to Emulate Lord Minto. Amount Aimed at I is Over Subscribed 'Continued From Page One.) TEAsFiT" "" (T. II. Smith, captain.) T.U!,sday1 N�� report Wednesday 1>000 Thursday 1 105 Fnclay '.'.'.'.'.'.''.'.'. '355 Saturday 250 ��� Total 2,710 , vancouvi Montreal, April 10.���The morning session of the National Lacrosse union convention yesterday was one of the most harmonious meetings of the sort ever held. The exhaustive president's report referred to the lack of real sportsmanship between the clubs. The amendment by President Finlay, of Montreal, to prevent the migration of nlnvera passed us follows: "Any man having played for any club in this TEAM 9. <T. .1. Trapp, captain.) Tuesday $2,395 Wednesday 1085 Thursday 2b Friday ���'',' i6o Saturday 8|390 pri art ire for nil! little cat< li on the Gamble ir the past couple of SlSto the local men have been *_T_ make sure that they did K rheumatism before they start- union during the season of 1909 or | Thursday Friday .. Saturday Total 12,055 Total Saturday collection . . . .13,781 Total Citizens' collection 34,641 Young Men's Teams. TKAM A. (L. L. Adams, captain.) Tuesday Wednesday Ito play- |7�� the fleldlm [thiii were to tl |rCflv a decent jr. Mhr*linV I (hen a 'i''1'1 Ip over Ijjjti id ol throwin L Items "f interest nnd base throw- had. There was espectable hit made ,une. but every now would see an alr- Lulu Island and try to hit to first. When like that hap- any subsequent season, who shall play ln any match for any senior club which ls not a member of the union sliall not be legible to take part in any match or matches ln this union for a period of two years from the date of the last match played in by him outside of this union ln violation of this rule. Sol Siilmiin was elected president and Peter Murphy, of the Shamrocks, vice-president. The dates upon which Montreal will he permitted to play for the Minto cup are July 2, 9, IG, 2?, and 30. Presl- 1 ;. nu ,.<-���..��.. dent-Elect Solman announced he would through Kansas City���slow. I present a N, L. D. championship tro- iRo'li Vancouver and New Westmln- phy on the condition that It be made hanged pitchers in the course open to the world, and that the wln- and Vancouver seemed to ners agree to defend It against any club In the world that may challenge for It. Total $500 403 151 165 405 1,624 TKAM B. (Bert Gilley, captain) Tuesday $90 Wednesday 1,550 Thursday 455 Friday 165 Saturday 250 tad the base runners would come Edward Payson Weston Kansas City���slow. and New Westmin- Total 2,510 TKAM C. III. Tidy, captain.) Tuesday $440 ! Give us Your Grocery Business It Will Pay Vou Royal Standard Flour The Very Best Flour Made Every Sack Guaranteed $1.85 Per Sack the game ���er ci Jit,-, gamr |o(it by the change. I'p to thc fifth innings ���as fairly even, the score being G-u Vancouver. New Westminster lade four in the second Inning and Ild the lead until there was an air- lip incident in the fifth and the iv ers came in to the extent of five. liter that the local men were demor- liiH. Vancouver scoring in every Jininc on a succession of errors, more less glaring. I The score: fccouver 10 0 0 6 2a 4���15 ���estminster 0401003.0���8 j The game started with Turner urn- ���tins, but both pitchers declared that litsdecisions nn balls and strikes were fotten. and he was released at the end 1 the first inning. Payee took tho job and gave better satisfaction, al- "i:h the pitcher of the Clovers, 0 was 18, informed Sayce, who Is JMand has hern playing baseball most loi that lime, that ho graduated in ball |Wnrf Sayce was born. The teams were as follows: Ne* Westminster���Smith, McPhall, ^Sinclair. Wright, .Tamleson, Wllkie, |8tarp.Herc, Fletcher. Clovers-Andrews Carruthera, Molr, tftss., Mberts, Holmes. Milling, [ftn, Qtusey, Fulcher, McGarrlgle, RoMmou, Wednesday ; Thursday i Friday . . Saturday MINIS ABOUT I Of VICTORIA BOYS fColumbian College Lambastes Victo- na High School Boys in Basketball Game by Score of 57 to 8. of the two After the performance SKball aggregations of Columbian KSJ m " Hege gvmnaslnm on iday tUght against the Victoria I'�� School and the Vancouver High J. basket!,.,li enthusiasts will J 7 COnc,ude ��>��" ����>e crown sea.' llC ?"' ���- "'���'���� annexed this I won as champions of Brm8h Colum- ITh��� IT wblch f:i,l0*h BJ foible header ,nlni��>' gam 'Mils of th,. , Bjjraih " *a one between the pre not away." consisted of a pre- between the second ' 'Hege and of the Van- ^liool which the stel- ��������".-.>!# P8rtorma.ce, play the Started with a rush and the fast u-tlll;:,, Ww brought the ex- il���. ,,'7 big crow . present to railed 1., '"" ",e visiting bunch Wn. ,.2llh "' ��"U:" "������ ��*** ware I, ' "r tho oolleglaM and Car ?���:'!" _fl ,l,��-1'- '��"'��� Bven tors ,,; ' _",ky rentro Ol tho vlsl- 1 to be up in the air the onlookers ""n,r""nt character of his . . 1r,Hl��'1 1 lb ni kepi 1 English Soccer London, April 10,���Full schedules were played yesterday in the league series. In the first disvision only one home team suffered defeat, being Sunderland, at the hands of Everton. Following are the results: FIRST LEAGUE. Aston Villa 3, Preston Northend 0. Blackburn Hovers 2. Bradford City 0. Bolton Wanderers 4, Bristol City 2. Chelsea 4. Sheffield Wednesday 1. Liverpool 2, Notts County 1. Mlddlesboro 1, Newcastle United 1. Notts Forest 2. Manchester United 0. Sheffield United 1, Tottenham Hotspur 1. Sunderland 0, Everton 1. Woolwich Arsenal 0, Bury 0. SECOND LEAGUE. Bradford 2. Wolverhampton 3. Clapton Orient 1, West Bromwich Albion 3. Derby County 1. Stockport County 0. Galnsboro Trinity 2, Leeds City 0. Grimsby Town 6, Bruntey 3. Hull City 4, Glr.ssop 2. Leicester Fosse 1, Barnsley 1. Manchester City 3, Fulham 1. Lincoln City 0, Oldham Athletic 2. Blackpool 2, Birmingham 0. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Branford 1, Southampton 0. Brighton and Hove 2, Queen's Park Rangers 0. Bristol Rovers 1, Millwall 0. Coventry City 2, Plymouth 2. Norwich City 4, Croydon Comnvni 2. Crystal Palace 1, Luton Town 3. . Exeter City 0, Swindon Town 1. Watford 1, Leyton 1. Portsmouth 4, New Urompton 3. Westham United 1, Northampton 0. Reading 3, Southend United 2. 220 258 240 158 Total 1,316 TEAM D. (Thomas Trapp, captain.) Tuesday $185 Wednesday 686 Thursday 75 Friday 540 Saturday 612 Total 2,098 TEAM E. (A. Whittaker, captain.) Tuesday $635 Wednesday 556 j Thursday 341 Friday 508! Saturday 540 Total 2,580 Total Saturday collection $ 2,065 firand Totals��� Total Citizens' Com. col- 34,641 Total Young Men's collection 10,128 Total $44,769 Scattered pledges 190 3 lbs Creamery Butter $1.00 3 lbs People's Blend Ceylon Tea $1.00 Canadian Northern Townsite "Right in amongst It." Lot 14 In Section 29���Five acres on Hl-Jorth Road; $3,000; 1-2 cash, balance 6 and 12 months. i 80 Acres in Section 21���$450 an acre. TERMS. 10-Acre block on Main Road���$475 an acre. C.A. Welsh The People's Grocer PHONE 193 and 443 Sapperton Phone 373 12 Two-acre blocks iu Section 30, Block 5, N. R. 2 West. B. C. E. Ry. runs through and close to these blocks. WHITE, SHILES & CO. THE SURREY SPECIALISTS. Phone 85.���628 and 746 Columbia St. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Grand Total $44,959 I *** Manufacturing Sites We have a number of these, but we that we can suit all comers. want our list extended so We are specializing In these - Wo have choice residential sites at $250; 1-4 cash, balance G, 12 and 18 and water system, etc. Edmonds, 66x166 feet. Price months. Five cent car fare Nothing better In the country. PATTERSON COMPANY 657 Columbia St., and at Edmon Is. Phone F&08. ?���;"s: ��������������� Hay. T|, lei the \ ���enk miting ht-t awas fn lining in forwards game the local the goals while were unable to of , '"�� I bo Impregnable do- Whit. I ,'""V and P,le8t- Spenser'* 1 8P,enaid advantage of pugh ,-\ T play' wl,lle McArthur, ""���il brill?' ' rl"'ck,"l. showed his ����Ilar .,'�� . ?la8B' Poupore made a """il S7�� 1 on' Thp fln��l score ^ Boor;vaa..or of the coiiege- C. y ,, Forward Shite ('���>, F��rward8 V. H. 8. nfean iL; Kirkpatrlck (8) 1 Uphntn (2) M White Rugg (2) ' ������������ 0, j] f", Srir. \r f'ralney, Priest, White. vlctori. "tl>ur. ,0l"i��iO! i-('"lv,n. Ellis, ?,ller win tif ^''ond team adde^ nn" l7l('sl��v ,,; U}'lr ions Hat of vie �� the v, ' rr'a,1,,K the second team I!' "ie r1"'1' HlBh Sch��"l 38 to J?"11"! nii Wafl ,na,-kPd with swift .""'"Ian v;"T'n'a,e shooting by the >"<1 to Z, "", Vancouver hoya "as close. rv,Qfirt nn*not check It Will Be a Case Of Julius Caesar's Famous Proverb (slightly changed) I Came, I Saw, I Bought It If you are seriously interested and investigate the best sub-division proposition in New Westminster Real Estate Today was the neverldge .. Leeson lineup of Spenser, ABOUT 160 ACRES, LOCATED WHERE THE HIGH LAND STRIKES THE RIVER AT THE NORTH-EAST CORNER OF DELTA MUNICIPALITY. 10 MINUTES WALK FROM CHILLIWACK TRAM CAR. 10 MINUTES FROM CITY BY GASOLENE LAUNCH. THE TR\CT ABOUT 150 FEET ABOVE RIVER LEVEL WITH A 4 Per Cent. GRADE FROM ANNIEVILLE POST OFFICE. you JUST A LOOK, and you will see that from any part of thw properly have the most magnificent view possible. Call frd we will prove it. BRENING & Merchants Bank Bldg. COMPANY New Westminster. What's the Use What's the use of having a nice garden, and the hens scratching ��. it all up? What's the use of having hena if you don't keep them home. Try us for wire netting and i fencing. T. J. Trapp & Co., Ltd. j The Timberland Lumber Company, Ltd. MANUFACTURERS OF Fir, Cedar and Spruce Lumber,Rough, Dressed and Kiln Dried, Dimension Timber and Shingles, Cedar Poles and Piling in any quantity. a&____U ... Ask Us for Prices Office, Room 8, Thompson Blk. New Westminster, B. C. A. J. CRAIG, Man. Director P. O. Box 953 For CHILLIWACK AA0. AND UPRIVER DINGS THE NEW STERNWHEEUER S.S* PAYSTREAK Leaves Brackman-Ker Milling Company's Wharf, New Westminster . With Passengers and Freight as Follows: . REGULAR SAILINGS Leave New Westminster Tues day, Thursday and Saturday at 8 a. m. Leave Chilliwack Wednesday, Friday a��nd Sunday at 7 a. m. FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ACCOMODATIONS ROYAL CITY NAVIGATION CO., Limitd NEW WESTMINSTER *r EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY Why You Should Insure Against Lawsuits WW ORKMEN can sue you without cost, to themselves, and they have Kb V'KRYTHING to gain and small chance to lose by so doing. PERSONS other than employees accidentally Injured about the premises Invariably sue for damages. REGARDLESS of their own responsibility for the accident, or the existence of negligence on the part of others. ON the slightest pretext employees may sue you, even for accidents caused by the negligence of a fellow-workman, and THE^ult may be brought against you long after the occurrence of the accident by which he was Injured. EMPLOYERS and business men can Ul afford to assume the risk ��� of this ever-Increasing and uncertain liability. CREDIT of otherwise responsible manufacturers and business firms ls sometimes seriously Impaired by such damage suits. T O go to law means lass of time, money, endless annoyance nnd ��� - ��� worry. YOUR profits may be seriously curtailed as a result of accident un- -\ less you are Insured. (f\ NLY Insurance against such risks will enable you to fix and reduce your expenses to a minimum. NDER the protection of a Liability Policy in the Railway Passengers' Assurance Company you will save money and time and "be relieved from all such annoyances . U ALFRED W. McLEOD Phone 62. "The Insurance Man" 6S7 Columbia 11 ���a,.vi ���. * , r>>C|-'- *-' 80 n�� they might H �����: j,'V :< I: i "ti i f S'ik <���������:%'������ "'���> >':'.'���, '.'��� m-.w i!js��f_���i ' J*."T ' ^IM^'W: '-. tm, m* 1 . S ���Ul ,W I: i ! si * ��� i'': 'MM11- ��� H y I ���J i; iji ti ���������' jl 1 3;'.'��, i fl-'.Jfc t : _ raffia kilMi' Hi J�� !k ;#' " k, IIP ���?��, til* ���"oHM I��AOE SIX. THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, APRIL llf r m ��� wjLsmsxL \atiu^.**���tm*Jj.<**.m WW ���rv'4 W'T"-^ -���""����������� ��� . ��� ioavasak i !) . i it**.- i--f st> 'IJ-. 1 sr. A >��� ��� ��..<���'; m ���'���=��*. ���:. Ji - . �� 'J '^: ^ ��.2 HOUSE AND LOT on Armstrong Street and Blackwood Sheet; 5 rooi ., 1 light, hot and cold water; price $1,470; forms , ''"Cirij $115 per month. ' ''HlanJ 2 LOTS AND 1 HOUSE Modern. 6 rooms, bath, W. C, electric light; 20 fin I price $2,626 for the two lots and house; terms 1 n il say $20 per montli. b&laacJ HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH ST. Near Third Avenue; fi rooms; modern; splendid fruli i- and cohl water, W. C, woodshed; size of lot 50x1! I'.l'' "'I side. We have exclusive sale of these. ' ane 620 Columbia St. J ie 307. :'X| I It Will Pay \ ,. '. ��� r V^|L' . ��� >��r.v;- ���/ THftP *%C..., ' ,. ' ��� . ] i * 4fJ%$ ���*'��� ^1 Bert O. Swor as Sherlock Holmes and Franker Woods as Dr. Watson in the Wildfire Operatic Success, Friday Night, April 15. ���The Red Mill," at the Opera House Next is jiiichon H Newest and Mom Up-to-Date Hot in the City. IWETY fOCI FAIL liS INSTANT ME Cafe Adjoins. First Class Service. POLISH ENGLISH. Quaint Document Received by Mayor | cf Strathcona From Job-Seeker. SECRET SERVICE FINDS COUNTERFEITERS' CACHE O o o o iO ; o *> t ��� [*} I* *> \l o *> '. 9 O !* *> ��� t t O O ��� To Send for Our Prospectus, it tell how an investmeut of $50.00 is beii made to bring' Large and Quid Returns. Full particulars can I had by sending your name to th Columbia St. New Westtninste Phone 18. Amateur Photographer's Attempt to Get Picture of Vancouver is Fatal. Vonkers, X.V., April 10.���Secrei service men uho haw been al work in t;:1 si i tion for some lime past unearthed a rich counterfi Iters' cache on a farm ni ar l llghlands, X.Y. The stuff, found buried sevi ral fe< i be, neaih i he sm face of a \ e :��� table garden, includi <! several thousand sbei is of papi r in v.: Ich the silk thread i of the government paper are cleverly KOOTENAY FRUIT LAND ^eeeeee SYNDICATE ===== 325 Homer Street Vancouver, ~ ������-*> ��������� ���- B. C. REWARD Fifty $60.00) dollars will be paid for Information that will secure the Conviction of the preson or pei ns who damaged shade trees on Blackford street, or of any person dam Ing boulevards in the city. By order, W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk, City Hall, March 29, 1910. W. RICH Teaming and Expressing. DEALER IN WOO 730 FOURTH ST. PHONE R527 Westminster Transfer Co. office 'Phone 18&. Barn 'Phone 13? Columbia Street Eags&ge delivered promptly to i any part ot the city. Light anH Heavy Hauling OFPICE���TRAM DEPOT Vancouver, April ID.���Stepping back for a better position from winch iu seta anal view ui Vancouver to take with hiiii on his departure last nigul i'i i.i:, wife iu Seattle, b\ b. P. Mc- iUaln] a wealthy coal mine bibfcer, fell tnroUgh a ladder shaft un tiie Exchange building fire escape yesterday an. moon and, plunging 9u l iet, struoit u wagon beneath, tue inert binl;i inning oa' to i no cobbled pavement of the lane, llis skull was fractured, his ribs, a snoulder and one h.g broken, and one hip waa crusued. Death was instantaneous. i The fatality, wliich look place about '2:30 o'clock was witnessed by E. Purvis, a stenographer in the employ of r. r. rfouie, from whose oil ice in room Si the tv.'o of them had gone out on- i to the fire escape in order that Mr, ' McMain might be able to get some > views of Vancouver before leaving the [city, His own ollice, which he had just seemed and furnished that same day, ��as In the Exchange building, i bin was on a lower floor, being No. 4 and he went up to the eighth storey in order to gel a better height from i wnicli to take the snapshots. He was :'standing at the end of the escape, I where the ladder ran down to the next one for the floor below, while I Purvis was at the other end. Just I ] behind where McMain tsood was the ' i shaftway through which the ladder ! | led, and its edge was not more than six inches behind his heels. I The late Mr. McMain was formerly connected with the hank of Commerce j land the Royal Bank of Canada, but | had been living in the Stales for the ! last four years. Me was a graduate I J of the University of Toronto. The following application was received by the secretary of the Strath- Lc'ona town council for the position of night watchman and sanitary inspect-; ��� or, and the l'laiiuh ,id<r says that Dr. Drummond never wrote anything in Imitation of the Fri nch Canadian Habitant better than this application of a Polish residenl for the position imitated, a dozen boxes of blue and mentioned. The letter was addresed red Inl i, an old ptinUng press and io his honor the Mayor of Strathcona', enough cartridg a to destroy a small and ran as follows: army. The plates used hy the counJ Gentlemen: I have been told you | terfelters have not yet been recovered need now good nun for poll,eman .,���.] the search for them will be con- and sanitary Inspector; otljer fellow, tinued. Turnbull quit his Job. I cah thai job- The materl 1 is a par! ef the outfit ! .now taking pretty soon. Am old 41 u<,-(] by the L-upo pang of Kalian coin- year, heavy 177 pounds, no married,'-ers, recently convicted In Xew York have childrens none, jusi mother and sentenced to from fifteen to thirty that's all. ("an Polish good speaken, years-tn prison. Rumors that coofed- German too, can aid talk speakem, am orates of the counterfeiters v.-:,- to moie strong than any policeman In resume operations with tlie plates and Strathcona. Can all policeman easy j material stored 'away "by Lupo and his throw down. 'mon Were responsible for activity of Never before have governmenl job, secret service agents. just one time try for job turpenlrner for immigrants. Can all niulit Walken ! i __^s��__tji^���j���c Easterbrook Milling Company, Eburne, B. C. FLOUR ! FLOUR ! IMPERIAL $7 per bbl. HUNGARIAN JEWEL. .$6.75 per Bbl. TERMINAL *5.25 per Bbl. HINDOO FLOUR $4.50 per Bbl- ^ McQoarrie&Co. 'LOCK AM) PEED MERC Telephone 333. r-^��^r*ajrr__mV-.V_7V -ji on streets, no sleep, only little in day time; that's all, Not much drinken just sometimes beer. Hot weather jusi maybe two drinks taken. I make before application and you no answer given yet me, I can strong mil my hands lift. I can all people make clean it up manure piles and ashes, something like that in springtime. I been now this county in 19 years; got in Strathcona four lots always 7 my taxes pay quick. SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT AMONG ALASKA INDIANS Juneau, April 10.���Smallpox, which Ihas broken out among the Indians at Kliickwan. near Cort Seward, is causing alarm among the residents of that district. Dr. A. R. Sargent, formerly a native I doctor, has heen detailed by the government to visit tlie district and care B.C. Mills Timber and Tradins i. j. Manufacturers and Dealers In All Kinds of LUMEBR, LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, INTERIOR TURNED WORK, FISH BOXES. LARGE STOCK PLAI FANCY GLASS. FINISH I. AND Royal City Planing Mills Branch Telephone 12 New Westminster Box Fire Insurance Life Insurance PRESIDENT HELPS City DRYDOCK MEASURE EGGS! Green Cut Bone to Make Your Chickens Lay. Centra! Meat Market BOWELl. & ODDY Oorn��r ElghtB St. *n<I Flttk At��b4��, PHONE i7a | Washington, April 10.���It developed today that President Taft is lesponsi- Ible for the restoration In the naval I appropriation bill of the Item permitting the increase in the size of the Puget sound and other drydocks yes- I leidny in the house. After these Items had gone out on points of order the president sent for ; '',��� i hlef objectors an.l pointed out i to them thc real economy there is In making the enlargements now Instead of later. I The result was that the Kerns were restored without a jar. Home; Estimates Given. Phone 507. J. NEWSOME & SONS PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS AND DECORATORS. 214 Sixth avenue, between Second avenue and Third streets. NEW WESTMINSTER - B.C. THE STEAMER TRANSFER Will leave the Brackman- Ker Wharf for Ladner, Westham Island and way points at 2 o'clock, returning on the following morning. SOAP The finest fabric is not too delicate to be safely washed with Sunlight Soap. When other soaps have injured your lincr.3 and faded the coloured things, remember the word Sun light. House and corner lot on 5th avenue, near 4th street, at $2000 cash.-A bargain. $1000 down secures a large nine room modern house, close in. This property is away below its value. 7 roomed modern house on full sized lot, near Queens Park, Price $4200. Terms very easy. Water 4000 feet deep water frontage in Langley, with 000 acres of good land, partly improved, good buildings. Price only $70 per acre; very easy terms. 3000 ft. of deep waterfrontage in Matsqui, near the government wharves. We can deliver this . for $2 (two) per foot for a few days. We have about 800 feet near the Fraser River Mills'which we can deliver under $60 per ft. See us About These at Once Accident Insurance Live Stock Insurance Kellington Brothers Phone 680 P.O. Box 40 1916. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE SEVEN. ������������������������������������������ Waiting to invest in New Westminster Properties. List your property with us. Jam^y. ' "X LAND REGISTRY ACT TAKE NOTICE thai an application has been made to n i .ter the Corporation ol the Town ship or District of fciui toy as the owner d��r a 'i' .j_i fee simple, un > ��� ���' from the Reeve of the Corpor WARLIKE PERUVIANS I PREPARE EOR TROUBLE Thousands of Japs Offer Services in Case of Break With Chile and Ecuador. TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES. SEALED TENDERS addressed to tfte undersigned, at New Westminster, B. C, and endorsed on the envelope "Tender for Supplies" will be received up to noon of Monday, 11th day of .April, 1'JIO, for supplying Ship Cliand- lerv Hardware, Groceries, Meals and Coal, required for the use of the De- April 10.���Warlike ex-1 partment of Public Works at New _uwtlDmv U1 ���,���. cltement continues here. Among those Westminster, B. C, until March 31, trict of Surrey, bearing dates of the U'ho lmve offered their services to h.il. 21st day of 0 V.D. 1905 and I the government are 2,300 Japanese, 3l8t ' ^^^ WARM EVIDENCE AI INVESTIGATION and Clerk of I Cor] oration of the 1owr.s-fcip or District of Surrey to the j Corpoiat'u of the Township or Dis- [ima, Peru, Ex-Policeman Swears He Received Money From Chinaman. uuu ucEuiucu un. Lol 1 in subdivision 24 of block 1 of section 30, block T, nnrfh rnni'Y, 9 wi.^t- Into Q tr. 17 THE _ north, range 2 west; lots 8 to IT, inclusive, of subdivision 23 of section 16, block 5, north range 2 west; lots 1, inclusive, block H of south- "'"��� section 1, township 9; subdivision 23 of i, north range 2, 23, in r. ILLE REALTY CO. 2109 Granville St. Phone"R4949 Vancouver, B.C. | jSiign Works YEE KEE & CO. b SCENE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING TAILORS NeWS BiOCk, SlXth Street' Suits Cleaned and Pressed. Ne\V Westminster, j Windsor Hotel Block P. O. Box 644 Theo. P. Ycung. Prop. [1ACKS0N PRINTING COMPANY ��� to ^^^ I east quarter I lots 5,6, and 7, in ��� section H lb>c . ^ west; lots 22 and 23, In subdivision 23 of section 16, block 5, north range 2. west; lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, s. 11, 12, block 1 of lol 387A, group 2; lots 2 to 6 ,lnclusive, block u ol south- | east quarter section -1, township 9; I lot 5, block 3 oi lol 387A, group 2; lot 38, block 2 of lol 387A, group 2; lots 21, 22, block 3 of southeast quarter section 4, township 9; lots 18, 19, block 2 of Boutheasl quarter section ���l. township 9; lol 22, block 16 'of soul lie:,?; quarter section 4. township fi. map 519; lol 23, block 16 of southeast quarter section l township 9. 3fou and those claiming through or under you and all persons claiming any Interest in the said land by vli tue of any unregistered in and all persons claiming any interest in the said land by descent, whose title is not registered under tiie provisions of the "Land Registry Act." are required to contest tlie claim of the tax purchaser within forty-five days from the day of the first public,lion of this notice upon you. and in default of a caveat or certificate of lis pendens being filed witbin such period, or in default of redemption before registration, you and each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim ���- Ished must be of eir several kinds _"d at the Govern- Westmlnstcr, or the form of Ten- ir. The Department reserves the right to accept the whole or part of any Tender. Forms of Tender may be obtained at the office of the Resident Engineer, i Department of Public Works, New Valparaiso, April 10.���Thirty thou-j Westminster, B. C. ,-_ ..��� Tlie lowest or any Tender will not nocessarily be accepted. G. A. KEEFER, Resident Engineer, Department of Pil1.'!1'} Works, Xew Westminster, B. C, 24th March, 1910. Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority will not be paid for it. Victoria, April 10.���The admission that he had once been given money by ilnaman while working as a spec- a Cl commission. Up to tbe present nothing definite has been decided upon, nor has either Chile o: Ecuador presented any basis of settlement. Valparaiso, April it>.��� uiu . muu- sand people marched in procession to- ! night in a demonstration in favor of j Ecuador in the threatening trouble ' with Peru. NINETEENTH VICTIM OF PHILADELPHIA STRIKE Phil nb Iphla, Pa., April 10.���The nineteenth street car accident in this city since the beginning of tlie trolley strike eight weeks ago, occurred today, when John liaker, aged 38 years, was killed In a collision between his v. i i n and a ear In ne.-ii NEW WESTMINSTER TRICT. LAND DIS District of New Westminster. TAKE NOTICE that the Pitt River , __ ., , tl��� j Lumber company, Limited, a body y all of the accidents the l���^, lmv'ing ns head office at the cars were manned hy Imported crews. .* Qf Xew WeBtmin8ter, intends to Several crews in charge of cars that i ��� permission to lease the fol- ran down and killed persons have , dl��''> K" t,ei.!m. . ..,_. id by vlr- t,een committed to gaol by the com iment, j n01. on eharE;ea of homicide. ner on charges of homicide. lowing described lands: ��� Commencing at a post planted on the westerly shore of Pitt river at ... . I its intersection with the northerly I side of the Canadian Pacific Railway ENGINEER SHOOTS WIFE; company's right-of-way, tlience fol- MAY FACE MURDER CHARGE i lowing "the westerly shore of Pitt riv- ��� er in a northeastly direction, seven Rainy River. Out., April 10.���J. thousand eight hundred (7,800) feet Byrne, engineer of the steamer Five more 0r less to a witness post plant- Roses, is confined in gaol at Rainy i ed on said shore to locate^the ^most to answer a possible charge of I a LlllllilUimi Wliin; ��vj,iv,,.fa .... .. ial clothes man on the Victoria force, was made on tlie stand at the final I session of the Royal Commission to I inquire into the graft rumors yester- i day forenoon by Gilbert Aueliinleck, now a resident of LadysmiU . How- lever, Aueliinleck was sure that he could not recall the name of the Chinaman, nor could be identify h'm If he saw him again. This and a volcano provided by a brief, but hot, encounter between Commissioner Talt and Mayor Morley, and some rather strong expert evidence from Dr, Era- , est Hall, who was Introduced by K. i T, Elliott, K. C, on behalf of the Voter's league, and who declared, among other things that one immorality in a community is a great menace to the health of the community constituted the chief interest at the concluding session. At tlie time of rising, Judge Lamp- man unofficially Intimated his opinion of the outcome of the commission when he reproved Mr. Robertson for slating that "this was all the evidence he had to offer." "Better to say, Mr. Robertson," said liis honor "that these are all the witnesses you have to call." __________ murder, and his wife lies in a very sei ious condition as a result of two revolver wounds in the head, received t0 ; it is alleged, at the bands of her hus- or in respect of the said land, and I sliall register The Corporation of the Township or District of Sui rev as owner thereof in fee. And I liereb band Mrs. Byrne was visiting at the home of Mark Barrett, when her husband appeared at the house. Mrs. Bar- CORRECT STYLISH PKINTISC |Estimates Given on Any Kind of Job Printing JThcmson Blk. Phone 383 JOSEPH MAYERS Phone 105. P. O. Box 345. Office, Front St., Foot of Sixth. ^of in fee. And I hereby e.,,,..���,.,,.. ..��� . . order that publication of this notice i n'" had &onp out' and Mrs. Byrne was for thirty davs in a dally newspaper &lone wlth a number of small children, published In Xew Westminster will i Some words passed between Mr. and be good and sufficient service thereof. |Ml's- Byrne, and it is said the former Dated at the Land Registry Office, | dnw a revolver and fired two shots New Westminster Province of British iU short rangp' both taking effect Columbia, this 29th day of March, A. lthe left 'J/'e of his wife's head. D., 1910. C. S. KEITH. District Registrar. To David Miller. William A. McCal- lam. Angus Mclnni s, T. G, Stark, William Davis, Henry Eraser. Henry llCells, Harold Ponsford, Allen S] CONSERVATIVES TALKING. Proposed Reorganization Is a Topic of Discussion. =^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ . i-uuoiuii "��������������� .���!�������=. Toronto, April lo.���The mooted re- ���>*>-W.-*SanCTf3Z2r^^ <";' ' lill'll' i organization of the Conservative party ' i \ northerly corner of the Pitt River Lumber company, Limited, booming site; thence at right angles to said shore a distance of about three hundred and fifty feet (350) to the said northerly corner of booming site, said point being two hundred (200) feet from low water mark of said shore; thence southwesterly and two hundred (200) feet from said low- water mark seven thousand eight hundred and thirty (7830) feet, more or less, to the southwesterly corner ILB of said booming site; thence north- ln] westerly to point of commencement, and containing sixty (00) acres, more or less. THE PITT RIVER LUMBER COMPANY, LIMITED. T. W. GRAY, Agent. Dated at the City of New Westminster, B. C, this 28th day of February, A. D. 1910 "YOU NEEDN'T COME AROUND" to our office every time you need a ton of coal���any of our drivers wlll be glad to take your order. Then, too, a postal will bring about the same result���good coal In your cellar at short notice. Also, our pbone is in good order, and thi lr numbers are is and 16, 1 i procured here Is orack-a- jack coal, however secured. c t G. Cooper, John Fb h Tts, Hoaking, Hugh T. Crossley Hunter. ��� John LAND REGISTRY ACT. GELLEY BS^OSc, Uid< vcsaprasrxacr:- '.^;^-':--^ ���'- ]_^____f______sU^MJ* COPYRIGHT. A DELICIOUS CUP OF COFFEE whose aroma is fragrant und appetizing, a chop or steak with fried potatoes, or a dainty broiled chicken, such as wo prepare, to tempt your appetite these cold mornings, is what you need. We can tempt the palate of an anchorite. KENNY'S 739 COLUMBIA STREET, OPP. TRAM OFFICE. TAKE notice thai an application lias b. en made to register G Trough!, n as the owner in Fee Sim- p,e, under a Tax Sale Deed from Edwin M. Carncross, collector of the _,Municipality of Surrey, to G Troug i a, b i ite the 7th day I of September, A. D. 1908, of all and Eg singular that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate 'vine ami being ln the District of Westminster, In the Province of British Columbia, more particularly known and described as: ��� Lot 7, BiOCk 1, being n pen ion of Section 20. Block 5, North Range, 2 West. Lots 3 and -1. pari of a portion of fractional Section 21, ILock 5 North Range 2 West. You and those claiming through under you and all persons claiming any interest in tlie said land by virtue of an mirogis in the Federal bouse, consequent up on reports of the prospective retirement of Hon. George E. Poster, has created much interest in local political circles. In event of Mr. Foster's nation the name of A. E. Kemp has been suggested as the parly cnndl ��� - iv, \-....,i, r_������������t��� 0 ,i Firm LAND ACTS. New Westmister Land District. District of New Westminster. Take notice that Alexander M��Le�� .loa been suggested as the parly candi- |naa..of Jnancc0��Tr^to? Jtends 'i.i ':u- late for the North Toronto.seat. From ^X^mSon to purchase the ihe comment of some of Hie local \W ���, *A.Bcrlbed lands: rt, ,.,;, however, tt is evident Mr. fol" f ^' da'' ,,,, planted at Kemp would have to righl for the con- Jonmenctog ��. u^ .^^ . , ventlon. ��� V nhoul four d) chains rrom i >-��� The report ti, I b I leral call would ate about io y, ^ northerly , ��� ,,,. | to Hon. v . J, Hanna, the ber ';;,';������, southerly and east- Provincial < ry, to j I :- ���* ':;.;, [\K, ,,..-. at low tide tract -villi R. L. Borden In reconstructing erly ;.. ncement, containing ie party, has be n given considerafi e "(,.'" K, / llimv or less. edence by the local politicians. Theylfoui acres, ., ,,.. 'speak of the provincial secretary as an astute politician and a successful organizer. Those of the legislative mem- I ir's who were In town, when inter- ��� lewed, declined to discuss such a possibility. They had never heard of Ntw it in official circles, they declared, nor i did thev regard it as at all probable thai Mr. Hanna would leave the provincial field at the present time "ALEXANDER McLENNAN. j, i\ BAGGS, Agent. March 17, 1910. WESTMINSTER SESSMENT. CITY AS- Court of Rpvision. nclal field at the present nine. , Notice is hereby given that.the As- John Shaw M.P-P. '* reported to sessment Roll for the W^""^ have expressed the view that a eon- been returned to me, andi remaIns n ventlon of Conservative workers I u,y office where it .may id by virtue of an <���������: fed Instrument, aid all per-1���** ��* ��' ..l-��"?e rvaVve , wor4Kf��� ! my oftice wnere u. , ... ns claiming any Interest in the said h*0Uld be held with a view to getting by any pprBon bavlng ,and Registry Act," are required to " ����J W "1/^ X���"���*- ," therein, until the sittin ntest the calm of the tax purchaser ! f* "�� ���** l�� ,W- K- McNanght , Uovislon. -.- SLC.��� 2��� fro�� the date ^.^ 7'1" ha'\ T'Il "1B I The first sitting of '' ' '""" Rairt in M,�� newspapera. |Bmrf.lftB nn the Ba*la A be Inspected an interest ig of the Court tered sons "Land Registry aci, ait h-m��� contest the cialm of the tax purchaser ,,' ' , , l. ,"' I1" ";,";""'"r;"";'Ot ttevisiuu. ^________ Within for.y-nve days from'.he ^ ^^J^^^t^^^ \ The first sitting of the Court of of the service of this notice UPonT<r. ^aS^JS^.CBK iR^"SH��n,0n,th? ^fSTSBf? 1 and in default of a caveat or r-rt f - (he ,,ttu.l(|on T R Whites!de MPP lwlU bo heid nt tllc Clty Hal1 ln Uie cate of lis pendens being filed within wag aUv rpt|(.Pnt but expressed R!lld city on Monday, the 18th day ot ���***��� .- j-��.���u.rf r._.m.- tha oplnlm- that Mr -Hanua was" not April next, at 11 o'clock, In the fore- likely to give up his present minister-jnoon Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork and Poultry QUALITY THE BEST. cate or us peuueus .-��� ...... such period, or In default of redemp- tiom before rep.lstratlon, you nnd each of you will be forever estopped and debarred from setting up any claim to or ln respect of the said land, and I shall register George Troughten as owner thereof In fee. And I hereby order that publication of this notice for thirty days in a dally newspaper published iin New Westminster will he good and sufficient service thereof. Dated at the Land Registry Office, New Westminster, Province of British Columbia, this 9th day of March, A. D. 1010. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar. To:���-Michael Robert Barry. John Doue'ni AlfYTMlder G. Maefftrianp. lai position to tackle such a tnsk. G. II. Gooderham, M.P.P.. Hon. Thomas Crawford. VV. D. McPherson, M.P.P., and Hon. Mr. Hyne are out of the city, while Hon. J. J. Foy ls confined to his home from Illness. Sir James Whitney had nothing to say when inestioned regarding the reports. Any person intending to appeal against the assessment must do so in writing to be filed v.lth the City Clerk nt least seven days before the first sitting of the court. W. A. DUNCAN. City Cierk. O'ty V��U. March 15. 1910. AUSTRALIA'S DEBT. Amounts to ��239.000,000, According to Sir George Reid. Sir George 11. Reid, the newly-appointed High Commissioner for" the Commonwealth of Australia, made one of his first public appearances in London at the Trocadero Restaurant last week, when lie was entertained by the Australian Agents-General and a large number of kinsmen and other friends at a complimentary dinner. Sir George, who was received with enthusiasm, in the course of his acknowledgments said they did not yet know what Australia would be, because raiclal types were not worked out in a few years: but he was glad to feel that the budding time of the Australian type showed that Australian development was going to be made under the spell of the glorious heredity and environment of the British people. He had not come to London to supersede in any way the Agents-General of the six States, and he hoped he would be as successful as j they in the discharge of his duties. I Just, as there were critics of Imperial | finance, so there were critics, lie believed, of Australian finance���it would ! indeed be a strange thing if in that |vast new country they made no mistake���but lie thought that in a word lor two he could satisfy them that Australian finance had not been carried too far. There was one subject which excited interest even in England, and that was the question whether Socialism or individuality was the best. maxim for Ihe conduct of public affairs. He would only say now on that point that those in Australia who bad been responsible for carrying out great public works stood on solid ground When thev said that there was a sliarp distinction between those pn- terprlses of State which were designed to crush fiee play and private enterprise and other enterprises of Plate which were designed to throw open a vast new continent to the free play of private enterprise. Cheers.) He had been asked what he had to say about, the Australian national debt. Well, the public debt of Australia was about ,C2"9,000,000 and not a pen- nv of that had been spent on powder and shot. Of the total ��208,000.000 yvas represented by:Tramways, ��144,- 000,000: water supply and .sewerage, ��32,000,000; other revenut producing expenditures, ��32.000,000. The non- revenue-pro lucing total was only ��31,- 000 000. That was spent, on roads, buildings, and Immigration, and every penny spent wisely on immigration was the best reproductive investment that Australia could make. The total charge for Interest on their debt per annum was 8.C millions, and after paying for all other charges they hrd 7.fi millions a year of net revenue from services constructed out of loans available for thc payment of that Interest. Whatever their views n..i''' be of political creeds or leglsldli > measures, he was glad to know that all the great parties ot Australia preserved the traditions of honor and honesty which were the glory of the peo- 1 pie from which they had sprung. ��H"I"M"1"M"M�� ���M,,I-M,,M,,M' "t^H* ��^��H^*I���^H^^H^^1���^1'^1���^^^I^*^ 4��!'' BER' I RAPIDLY IN EAST SURREY Fresh Oysters are on sale twice weekly P. Burns & Co. pHONE 101 E. C. Traves, Manager. 645 COLUMBIA STREET. WERnSE FN THE NEWS NOTICE. lands: i������ at a nost marked Wm. Commencing at a posi^ m t JL Wright's Bodthwest pogjgjfr* t the southeast corner oi mlnBter \T No. 205, Group 2, New ig District, thence east one mile. j north one mje, ����"* ,outh thr* jj fourths of a mile, thence wegt _ne , fourths of a B����, ��J MUth one . fourth of a Sl thTpolnt of com- X fourth ot a mile to the p -nCemen^ILLlAME.WRjGH;h-8 New Westminster, B. C Marc 1910. 40 acres at Port Kells, close to railway station, all subdivided into 5 acre lots, 15 acres cleared. . Price $125 Per Acre 1-3 cash, balance 6,12,18 and 24 months. Washington, April 10.���Its rapidity of Invasion was the most noticeable feature of the recent outbreak of berl beri among the negro convicts ln camp at Ten Mile Hill near Charleston, S. C. This Is the report made to Surgeon. t General Wyman of the public health and marine hospital service by Acting JL Assistant Surgeon Sams. He reports .. that eight have died of the disease. ���. The patients generally have been at- ����� tacked suddenly while working in the 4* ditches. J H. H. LENNIE Phone 596 650 Columbia Street Taft Declares Against Cancer. Washington, D.C., April 10.���Presl- ?dent Taft sent to congress today a message that may result ln Important developments In the study of the causes of cancer. The president asks an appropriation of |50,000 for a laboratory ln which to conduct Investigations, and transmits the recommendations of the secretary of commerce and labor, the commissioner of fisheries and of Dr. M. E. Oaylord, director of the New York state cancer laboratory, for an Inquiry Into the cause of cancer ln fUhes. ��� ���*. ��� ��� 4% i ��� '<��� ��� i R ; ? ���._;��: Ji ' !i ill -: f' , _n ���-. ��� to* I __n__H__j_i_____il ��' 3'* .... 1,1 fijiU* i'W\i ���' '.w-i >' i u .'3 ' Hi !j ,- lt_! ,,'11 ' '"*. i *l ll i .1 4 '��� ������' Mi ���is :!4$ lit. 1 iHiSI ���lj(.^li -I ���'.,: t ' , III life I IMP: SI TOr i it -i nail fit fMltHli^i'-.i'l m mm ?M\A*U f PAGE EIGHT. THE DAIfcY NEWS. MONDAY, April j*j 1910. Mowers _> __i a a __[ __l _> iiiiiAiiiiiijiiAiii �����'���<��� ��fc^tt����tt�� |CityNews| ���fl Self sharpening in both Ball Bearing and Plain. PrraeB to suit everybody. See us. J Anderson & Lusby COLUMBIA STREtT. The popularity of the midday lunch at the Royal Cafe grows every day. Ii is served from twelve to two, with quick service. ** Chief of Police Bradshaw has received a letter from Henry Spitzig, of Walkerton, Ont, asking him for information concerning his son Albeit, who left home about four years ago. The last heard of liim he was in Revelstoke. .No description or age is given of the missing man, and it is not probable that the police here will be able to render any assistance. For spring plants or cut flowers, ��� I phone Davies' Greenh&use, R2GS. ** J i To Furnish an Office, see W. E. X| Fales. ** ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ i ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� t a ��� Our Naval Policy Is to have nothing but first class workmen and satisfy our customers with first class Plumbing and Heating. WE DREAD-NOUGHT IN COMPETITION. August Charlie, tbe Indian accused of the murder of Howard Wade, appeared before Magistrate Plttendrigh on Saturday for his preliminary hearing, but the case was adjourned for ;; week io permit the crown to collect evidence. Great selection of seeds and potted plants at Tidy's. ** The funeral of the late Mrs. William McBiide took place on Saturday from her late residence to the Surrey Cen- tre cemetery. Many of the fiieuds of tbe deceased went out from New class i 1 Westminster to attend the obsequies. HARDMAN'S HARDMAN BLOCK. Phone 281 ��������.���������*���������*���������������������������������<>���*��� The Westminster Modern Business School This institution is particularly desirous of securing as students tlie young men and young women who seek the BEST in commercial education and to those who become students here, and work as hard for their own interests as the instructors of this school will, the outcome is bound to be satisfactory. A. L. BOUCK, 610 Columbia St. Principal. We Give Careful Attention to accounts of corporations, firms and Individual's, and shall be pleased to meet or correspond with those who contemplate making changes or open ing new accounts. If you haven't a Savings Account NOW Is the best time to start one The Royal Bank of Canada (Incorporated 1869) Capital Paid-Up $5,000,000 Reserve 5,700,000 Total Assets 70,000,000 New Westminster, B. C. Branch, F. RHUTC Manager. CANADIAN PACIFIC Arilmxm_wmWm ��____ alVffU ME&MIS Do not hook your passage without seeing us first. Our system of handling tickets from the Old Country will save you money. For dates and rates apply ED. GOULET, C.P.R. Agent. ENGLISH WATCHMAKER Gold Watcjes for Ladks from .12./;, tp. Sliver Watches, gents' open face $6.00. Silver Watches,'gents' open case, 17.50 up. Agent for Waltham and Elgin Watches. Watch repairing a Speclaltv. F. CRAKE Two Doors from Geo. Adams' Grocery Mil'S DRUG STORE Removed to DEAN BLOCK Four doors east of Bank of Montreal, where the same careful attention will be paid to all prescriptions and orders at heretofore. Local grown plants and flowers, fresh every day at the Co-Operative store, Sixth street. ** At a late hour last night there was no marked change in Bishop Dart's condition, lie was conscious all day yesterday and was holding his own, though still very weak. The local agency of the Oliver Typewriter company is at 7-H1, Columbia Street. Three doors from the B.C-E K. car station. ** John Reid returned yesterday from a visit to the eastern provinces. Look out for the opening of the new Bohemian Cafe, adjoining the Depot Hotel. ** Noble Heath, superintendent of the construction of the plant of the Western Canada Bag, Box Board and Envelope company, went east on Saturday to purchase the necessary machinery for the factory . South Westminster property Is handled by Hale Bros, and Kennedy, Ltd. Call in and see them, and they will put before you some good things. The local branch of the Needlework Guild of Canada will meet in the hoard of trade room at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The finest assorstment of Morris chairs ever seen in this city at Falos. ** Yesterday was anniversary day at St. Stephen's church and interesting services were held in ihe morning and evening. For the latest in fashionable footwear, see Sinclair's show window to- dav. ** Mrs. J. H. B. McLeod yeft yesterday for Santa Rosa, where she will remain for ahout a year. For Ladies' Desks, go to W. E. Fales. ** The sale of scats for "The Red Mill" opens today at Ryall's drug store. A payment of $25 procures a lot In South Westminster from Hale Bros. & Kennedy, Ltd. - These lots are in great demand. ** Mr. an.l Mrs. B. J. Fader, Miss Ash- by and Mrs, .). J. Kelley went to Hanlson Hot Springs on Saturday for a few (lays' stay. Scows for hire. Apply Joseph Crane, Queensborough Ship Yards. Lulu Island. ** Eight roomed house, barn and three acres of good pasture land to rent on new Yale road; about fifty yards from bridge approach. $.'5 per month. Apply to W. J. Kerr. ** This afternoon there will be a public meeting in the City hall, wnen Alayor Lee will propound a scheme .to hold a five-day carnival here in honor of the completion of the new pavements. His worship is very anxious to go ahead with the plan and requests all those interested to turn out. Tlie meeting will be held at live o'clock. "The Bohemian" is the name of Westminster's newest cafe. It will be opened shortly in the Depot Hotel. Opening announcement later. ** See the new arrivals at Fales, Agnes street. ** W. G. Elliott, a Unitarian minister from Portland, Ore., gave an interesting address in the old I. O. O. F. halJ on Saturday evening on the doctrine of the Unitarian church, his remarks being listened to with marked attention. H. E. Kellington U^tro- ��� duccd the speaker. Five iii) per cent, off all the cash sales made this month at Denny <�� 'Galloway's Furniture store will he given to the Y. M. C. A. building fund Help the movement. ** The April New Westminster Courier will have illustrations of British Co- j lumbia prize winning horses. Look for it about the 20th inst. ** The city council will probably hold another long session tonight, as there are several bylaws to discuss and some accounts to pass. It is impron- able that there will be any further water revelations, as Alderman Bryson has been out of the city on more important business. Timber limit for sale, containing ten to twelve million feet of fir and cedar. This is a good logging proposition and convenient to water. In order to close up an estate must be sold at once. For particulars and price, apply to Owner, 1001 Sixth avenue, New Westminster. ** The funeral took place on Saturday of Ruby Grace Dawe, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dawe, of Seventh avenue. Tlie interment took place in the Church of England cemetery, Rev. C. W. Houghton officiating at the burial service. The New Westminster Courier of April issue will be a municipal number; vital items of rural interest will appear in it. Do not fail to purchase a copy. Published by the Westminster Press about the 20th cf Artdh month. ** "GET THE HABIT" SPECIAL TODAY Glass Bell Shaped TUMBLERS 75c Dozen The Fair 646 Columbia Street. Wc buy for cash and seil for the same. STORAGE HERBERT P. VIDAL Market Square PHONE 475. _����___ For a Few Days Only SPECIAL SNAPS IN Lulu Island Acreage and Waterfrontage Also some Choice Puys in Surrey. F. J. HART & Co LIMITED. -���������***iiM*at<��'--wL-!fi^ Still Another Ship- ment of Madras Curtain Muslins The nicest array of Ecru and Colored Madras Curtain Muslins ever shown in New Westminster. We are enthusiastic regarding these new Muslins���bought direct from the manufacturers in Glasgow. They are of superior value, the Quality is the best seen hereabouts for many a day and the patternlngs and colorings you have but to see to fall in love with them. Customers who have already seen them pronounce the unanimous verdict���the nicest you have ever shown. We invite you to the House Furnishing Section to this new showing. Our large show window contains a number of the newest designs. Per yard, oOc to $1.25 Women's and Misses' Knitted Golf Jackets Fancy Knitted Golf jack In shades of i)n,\, -kets ii. Mode Fawn, Grey, Green Cardinal and Black and White. Made wjlfl military or roll collar eft*' with or without pocki ta tri-. med with self or white Ivor* buttons? All sizes. Each $4.00 to $4.75 White Muslin and Lawn Waists $1.00 Each. With pretty allover embroidery fronts, high collars and long tucked sleeves, some with new puff sleeve, others made to fasten in front under box pleat. All sizes in stock, 34 to ���is. Special today $1.00 Women's Laundered Linen Collars On Sale 25c Each. Regular 30 to 40c valu >s, The sale of these Fane} Embroidered Linen Collars I so large that the vai Ious lines have become broken in sizes. As we have ordered new lines these odd sizes now In stock must be cleared out. All Blzea "���from 12% to 14% are to be had though not In each style. Regular values 30c to 40c On sale, each Boys' Sailor Blouses In White Duck, also in Navy and Navy and White Striped heavy English print with sailor collars, to fit ages from 2 to in years. Prices 45c to $.1.75 Infants' Short Dresses in White Mull and Lawn, daintily trimmed with embroidery; others have ribbon run through made with Dutch necks and short sleeves. Price $1.75 to $3.50 Boys' and Girls' Buster Dresses 75c Each. Strong serviceable Dresses made from fast color ginghams in Tan, Navy, Sky, Pink, Cadet, end White. Patterns are stripes and spots and dresses are made with sailor collars and yokes; Buster belts; all piped with contrasting colors. Sizes for children from one to eight years. Each 35c Children's White and Colored Dresses 35c Each. Well made "Mother Hubbard" Wash Dresses in Dark and Cadet Blue Print and White Lawn Pinafores. These little dresses are for girls from one to six years old. Materials are fast colors, and the price is less than you would pay for the material alone. Each..35c Women's Neckwear Novelties H 35c Each. The most attractive ideas in Spring Neckwear are featured in this special showing. Hundreds Col- of New Jabots, Dutch Collars, Unlaundered Collars, Muslin and Silk Bows. Net Bows, Turnover i "> lars, etc., are-here In fresh array. A new shipment just received contained dozens of new styles. Thesi aro on sale now for the first time. All at this special price; each 35c W. S. COLLISTER & CO. THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAR. ���~"W ., ******** ������in flRE lNSURANCE u/HITE, SHILES & CO. ���(���iny WESTMINSTER. | ���* h-.Mi N'l [MBBR 80. .^ASsyBANce- - WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER MOW WESTMINSTER, 1). O, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1910 pi AT \*0 SUBSCRIBED K^Bringa in Almost "altts Than Ex- ij.fforkers Happy. ��������� t RUSTIC RAFFLES ROBS RESIDENCES Burnaby the Scene of Another Burglary on Saturday Night-No Clue. ,*,aaaaa + aaaaaaaaaaaaaa*rw-r-r-r. Chairman Extends Thanks On behalf of the committee who had charge of the campaign ot raise $35,000 for the erection of a Y. M. C. A. building, I desire to thank all who contributed so generously to the fund. The hearty response of the citizens] made to the appeal shows that the heart of the Royal City is loyal to every worthy enterprise. We share the joy of this splendid victory achieved. __��� J. S. HENDERSON, Chairman of Committee. ������������������������������������ THE RESULT. Id Total $44,959 ��� auu.crlbers ���,iil8 Lr of Workers f^lsECRETARY SAYER PLANS TOUR FOR W, J, BRYAN ,��������������������������������������������������������** REAL ESTATE SELES WELL BIG DEMONSTRATION ] KOSHER VW ��� FOR SUFFRAGE REFORM | IS Wi, FOR POLICE Socialists and Radicals, 120,-, When Women and Butchers 000 Strong, Parade in Clash, Reserves Have to Berlin-No Disturbances, j be Called Out. i Wanted for Y. M. C. A. Lectur Tour in Great Britain. Saturday's Fine Weather Brought Klany Outside Investors to Look fiver City and District Property. Idld not touch $46,u00, I J ... ,-eached when aU $ rned in. und a fe* I. xlptlons come In. i ere are quite,a few , ��� e city postofflce, as I. r ,iar letter was sent , , had not been ap- I the canvassers, aswng I. Anyone replying on the *\ . | stand a splendid n! hts letter held bj . . 0ver Sunday on ac- f sabbath closure now in For the seventh time in the two months Burnaby has been scene of a robbery of which there is not the slightest clue to the perpetrator. The latest crime took place on Saturday night, when two houses near Burnaiiy school H Uie Kdinonds , road \vt re broken Into. One of the j Ever Ready Presidential Candidate houses belong to A. Dewar. ^^^ The constable al Burnaby, Harry Hornby, yesterday notified the city poilce, bul the particulars of the thcTt iuere not supplied beyond the fact ^ one or two hundred dollars'worth ���j, ____^_______________________l _ , of stuff had been stolen. Travelling Secretary C. R, Sayer, ���e fine spell ol weather on Sat- This is the seventh robbery that who has been conducting the success- urdby had just ihe effect anticipated has occurred in that section of the ful campaign lor a ?35,( V. M. C A. \~H brought the buyers along witd It 'country within the last two months In mis city, is al present making and though the sun had not aad time witnaravm "��� ";""���-... . ...dei.fl and the residents are beginning to arrangements for the appearance iu i-to try up the roads many rigs were assurance from tho bc>n. hit leadeta ��� ��� ,al police : England on a lecture tour of William hired to ta*e visitors to outlying tha no ��f"'h0^?��� e no clue wha =1 ,n,i nrobably fu- " " a ��" ""���"'���� ��n tor Its | that traffic would not be disturbed. it is not in city guardians of the peace. The scene of the operations of the Rustic Raffles is on the immediate borders ot the city and the city po- Ice are afraid that he might come over the houndary into the city and commence operations in Xew Westminster. The operator is e\idently !��������������������������������������������� very much in the nature I.,,..,i uibllution after a sue- ; . t00k place in the I . ,, on Saturday even- II .,' .fflclat announcement i ^__m . ,,���. ��� 1. ,l���. .unvnrn dtj ""*������� u,j property wa. sougK by tne mote Berlin, April lo.���At least 120,000 | socialists and radicals took part >.o- day in the most impressive demonstra- j tion ever held in Berlin in favor of Suffrage reform ln Prussia. From eleven o'clock in the morning tho streets resounded from the march of squads of earnest-looking men from every precinct in the city towards the Humboldt llain, the Friederlchs Haiti and Treptow park, where Police Commissioner Yon Jagow had sanctioned open air meetings. Owing to the recent outspoken criticism of the police In the repression of popular expression on this sub- je<V the police commissioner had withdrawn his former prohibition on New York, April 10.���Police reserves* from two precincts were called out last night to cjuell disturbances incident to the boycott placed o.i Kosher- meats by women of the upper Fast. Side. When the butchers attempted to reopen their shops last night, thrones of the angry populace gathered outside to prevent sales. Wheie persuasion was unavailing, kerosene was. poured over the purchases. The disorders finally assumed suclv proportions that on Upper Third avenue and in the Bronx the reserves. had to take charge. A general strike by the Kosher Butchers' union has been declared to bring about a reduction of prices. RATES GO UP TO MEET EXPENSES minster, i nt well acquainted with the community and the suitability of the time chosen by him for his work would lead to the belief that he is a resident. The particulars of the present case cannot bo learred, but In all the others ik on Saturday evening the burglary took place when the �� house was empty, anl at a time when a man who was not acquainted with the habits of the victims would Imagine then', to be In, ROYAL INSURANCE COMMISSION 1 COMPLETES WORK AT NELSON Xelson, B.C., April 10.���The provincial royal commission on fire insurance which has been in session here* since Wednesday morning, lias completed its work here and arguments will he heard later on at the coast. The board of trade strongly line o'cl , . .. ihe workers in the (was held al the city headquar- A te the announcement had iad'' thai ihe citizens had con- 1 nearly forty-five thousand dol- the captains of the different died upon to say a few jmliloni i executive comm \ ^pointed, consisting of the teat:, captains, with W. K J��nlE. L. Webber at the head (ok after all details of the Y. M. [tralUlng until a permanent sec li appointed and the InBtitU- ��� is in mil ith working order. \ir fl-,00 subscriptions were U BiWonally, the H. C. B. JL, L Hweral Manager Sperling. V ��� .. ���these on Saturday 1 ��� who bad offered this l. _ur nite subscriptions of Jfii.t were iwlved. declined to I' nut the list part of llis con- m i.i,1 gare his donation uncon- lly. tlimvinp is the table of the I daily By the dl! teams: Citizens' Committee. TKAM 1. (F, 0. Canfleld, captain.) !day $2,80 nesday ^ r ::::: 3. rday 1.0S r.|Pl)NtTllAT�� PREMIER'S SPEECH WITH SITS Revolutionary Group cf Frenchmen Express Disapproval by Wild and Dangerous Demonstration. treatment he receiver uu ..^ since offered to repeat the perform-1 Lots Ul ,,._ ���.�� anee. ������#��� \_\ have been in request all the week and Owing to the democratic leader's I on Saturday several changed hands at present address being only vaguely prices varying from {250 to $275. I coast, ine uikuu v.. _, known as "somewhere In South Am-' W. J. Kerr had several parties out'opposed the underwriters' proposed erica," it has been impossible for Mr. to see their new subdivision "Cherry-'bill on the ground that such legts- Sayer to come to any binding agree-: vale'' and the motor ride was thor- j latlon would tend Ho strengthen and ment, for in spite of a plentiful use of 'oughly appreciated. The prospective I establish a monopoly. telegraph wires William J. Bryan re- !buyers were all Vancouver men. Evidence as to high rates now mains unattainable. As sliowing tlie satisfaction evinced ; charged in the business^section was The talented speaker and lecturer by Mr. Ken's Cherry vale party, 75 i also given by Mayor Selous and other is due to deliver an address at the acres were purchased right on the citizens. Kdinbuigh World's Missionary con- spot, this being sold in small lots of1 *************% gress on June 14, this being the only jfour or five acres each, engagement he has at present in Great \ A few new subdivisions will be put Britain. Mr. Sayer hopes to arrange on the market next week if the wea- for Mr. Bryan to speak at the National ther keeps fine. Nothing affects buy- Y. M. C. A. convention in Liverpool ing so much as had weather, and none on June 7, and thereafter to appear .know it better than brokers and real in all thc leading cities of England estate men. When people have to land Scotland. I trudge through the rain and mud they I ^^^^^^^_^^^^^^^^ Mr. Bayer is leaving Westminster!feel so sorry for themselves and so j Parliamentary Cross-Country Run, Re- 1 on Tuesdayfl making his first stop in ' disgusted with the world and all the ___% Nelson, where his services are in de- people in it, that the very idea of in- mand tor a short time. On his way. vesting in land they ure In all prob- east he wlll stop off at Revelstoke, ability being covered in it from head nr ^^^^^^^^^^^^^H m***9a*n******************m��-.. .��� +rt fl|Dni_ j^ FATAL ACCIDENT ATTENDS ENGLISH STEEPLECHASE vived After Three Years, Has Unhappy Beginning. mand tor a ��,, . east he will stop off at Revelstoke, abilitv being w,��v ... Calgary. Regina and Rrandon, where to foot, Is obnoxious to them, and he he will give addresses on Y. M. C. A.'who dares suggest a deal has less 1 �� o iiHef vest sense than discretion. -io.,l nr en to wort once lit nlpeg. KSSTT^Ln-JS "S arrives at THE COST OF LIVING. Massachusetts Commission to Investigate Prices in Canada. I.osu.n Apl, 10.���A study of Ca- nadlul piiics for goods of like quality eo'd in tltihtachusetts is to be made by Robert Luce, chairman of the Cost of 1 i .ii;; C"P mission, and Edward F. McSwt pney Democratic member of _ _ his home In Win Saint diamond. France, April 10 ��� The opening of the electoral campaign 1,'re today by Premier Brtand was marUe,l hy a violent counter demonstration by anarchistic and revolu- Uonary groups, who Interrupted the , tier's speech to his constituents bv smashing windows and shooting ��VreSeVrerBrland-s address pleaded for moderaUon and peace, urging; <�����' attainment of social reforms bj pacific and gradual methods. hhe same DOllJ1u- .i-tv" M-riilng. With I Weather anee, a .-������-- ome C,"tlie Kepub.ic.' he said, "owes to Canada on Monda, evenmg. ^^ d je ��op. |i^ all Justice mid consideration. Class tbem wil go Rooer Boston'out of it. and a lew v ke i .i,[atlon of any kind whatever, Is Bentlng the New Englana anu ^^ lceB f>me ��P - 'm',,'to the'spirit which brought wholesale Grocers "soclations forty-five real estate men o g i-ysu'in of government tUe Boston Retal I G.��; ��� Jjjmt are doing business in^New W^ ^ j^exemplified by the triune motto and Arthur T. Cummings, _ ^ <or ' . _..l���r. \\'.> llOlSt DC \r\t I Never carry out a deal, or go to a race meeting, or play cards, or visit your best girl, unless you are feeling fit," said J. Miller, one of the richest men in Australia, when discussing the secret of his success. Nothing would ever Induce him to buy or sell anything if he was not feeling well and to this fact he said he owed his fortune. To cut his remarks down one comes to that piece of philosophy. "Smile and the world smiles with yon" and there is more truth in it than ^- ��� jttjr-fflrss r^Zr *^__s_*ts. London, April 10.���The Parliamentary steeplechases, which had not been run for three years, were re-1 vived on Saturday and were attended by a fatal accident. The races were | held at Kpping in the presence of a great crowd o'' legislators, racing men, prominent government officials and others. While leading at a fast pace, the horse ridden by the septuagenarian member, the Rt Hon. James Tom- kinson, of Cheshire, fell at a fence. Mr. Tonikinson was thrown and suffered a concussion of the brain. Ke died today. Mr. Tonikinson was elected for Crewe division of Cheshire in i'JOO and was a liberal. Chicago, April 10.���"Railroads wilt be compelled to get more money, and If there is no other way in which to�� get it, they will be forced to increase? freight rates," declared James J. Hilt in an interview here today. "During the next few years," continued Mr. Hill, "the railroads will have to spend vast sums of money. j They cannot get this money out of ' earnings and they cannot borrow it. j "The railroads seem to have readied about the limit in the way of economics of operation and other economies,, and if they cannot borrow, what else can they do but increase the freight rates?" APPLES GO TO ENGLAND. Fruit Grower Returns and Will Double Shipment Next Year. Wenatchee, April 10.���William Edmunds, fruit grower, has returned from a six-months' trip to England, where he went with 17,000 boxes of Wenatchee valley apples. Mr. Ed- i munds reports that the trip was a | very successful one financially. Mr. i Edmunds has made arrangements with. I British dealers to handle the We- i natchee valley shipments from this time on. (J. iday Inesday rsday lay . .. irday , 11. K TEAM : unedy, 4,260 ',','f this great nation. | just at all times." We must be captain.) and Artnur i. ��. are doing business m .>,...- of the Boston Fruit and Produce Ex- tor feel that life really is worth the I change, and its representative during living. I the Investigation _^| TKAM 2. r Lusby, captain.) 3,075 ! DOCTORS HAVE NO HOPE OF SAVING CAPTAIN TATLOWh BLAMES GENOA. DRYDOCK COMPANY. L��_ as, j=_s_r- ���"r-Wtt'KS s��''n !!Sday .. dntsd.iy irtdjy d=y irday I'M. 11. Mday Mnesday >ur��day Iday (turd Former Minister of Finance and Agriculture Has Not Regained Con- sciousness Since Friday. ^^^^^ Not From Rome. . New York, April 10.���An eccleslas-1 tic of this city has received a cablegram from Cardinal Merry Del Val, the papal secretary of state, asserting that the report that his father, who was formerly the Spanish ambassador to the Vatican, has said, "lt seems providential that my son should Big St. Lawrence Scheme. Ottawa, April 10.���The Canada Ga- 7"tte contains notice of a charter granted by the secretary of state to the Dominion Dry Dock company. The Incorporators are named as Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, Hugh Andrew Allan shipowner, both of the city of Montreal', George Duncan Davie, ship-re- HALIFAX SCHOONERS I RETURN FROM SEAL HUNT Hope of Big Harvest in Indian Ocean Fails to Materialize���Vessels Away Eight Months. 3.874 TEAM I. MacKenzie, captain.i |rW::::::::::::::::::::: a,^janMr��TaS hai . 2.320 M: WHS '''' Victoria, April 10.���Captain Tatlow at ten o'clock tonight was In practically the tame condition as he has i been since Ins accident oecurred. The I doctors hold out no hope for llis recovery, lie has never recovered consciousness since the accident and Is partially paralyzed, lie is being attended by Di'. O, M. Jones, Dr. Leader ;e num.in ��� ��� ,-.:,, William Molson J>��OCdl' seems provmenuai m,., ..... be the man to humble a Yankee presl- ng_4t, ana ww am ���- ���,u,i��� in Qenoa and , in,,,.(.|1"aIit, ))0t!, o{ the city of Quebec; Walter F.dward Foster, of St. John, merchant; The Right Hon William dent." had its origin not in l*0'1"'' .. ,������..,,,.,, said it has The cardinals message �� f_ r >nni 1 He ^.i,v. UeSBilSD mmrm . been the custom to invent in Genoa jj^i^the 'Baron l'lrre of Belfast, Stories concerning cardinals, prelates ,,,,,.,���,, alL, K1|. Halu.n William Forks, and their relatives, and spread them Baroneti .,lul Al.,lnlI. Morton Qrenfell, broadcast as though emanating Irom capitalist, both of London, England. N"!"0- ln addition to shipbuilding and dry dock operation, the company Is wide powers of amalgamation " - - tain. prominent T>hysicians mem I"'.-- v . while driving on Hi- Halifax, N. B., April 10.���A fleet of six Halifax schooners, ono ol which arrived homo to day, has spent the j past eight months searching tor seals | in thc Indian ocean. Last year Captain Reuben Balcolm, a veteran seal hunter in Snutli Amsrica, went to th" Indian ocean and made a romat kab.e I catch, striking seals On the Marion 'islands. Ills success was so great that the six vessels sought the sea's this year ln the Indian ocean. Two of the schooners have arrived, one of them, the Alice Gertrude, com- . ���,.. i..n _0���i��� MASHER IS SENTENCED TO BREAD AND WATER Vancouver, Wash., April 10.���For insulting women on the street, playing the "masher" and following the wife of a prominent business man on her I way home, George Gray, of Battery j A, Second field artillery, was lined ; $50 and costs hy Judge A. J. Bingham today. Being without money, Gray was conimitteed, and he refused to work. on the street with the cleaning gang. He was reduced to a diet of bread and water. FlEDMOND AND DILLON HAVE KILLED HOME RULE Cork, April 10.���William O'Brien., speaking here tonight said that Chancellor Lloyd-George promised the Nationalists as concessions for their sup- .port of the budget, relief from the spirit, stamp and succession duty, brewery licenses and land taxes and from a general re-valuation. He offered j also new provisions for the land purchase bill, conditional on Messrs. Ited- imond and Dillon meeting Messrs. O'- ! Brlen and Healy. | The refusal of Redmond and Dillon to meet tl;elr Irish colleagues, said Mr. O'Brien meant ruin to Homer Rule. i Jpokan ^iven wide powers �� ���T-^r~^-. I _~Z {_ today. She took only 4..0 seals h������.����*. StfrW^SlSLsLttW area April iu. lwu ^^^^^^^^^^ 2,320 TF.AM 5. I ill. \V. MacDonald, captain.) (Sty ... $"*50 Weiday 300 Witty ,., 442 ' d��y " .. 253 Iturday [Hi wwjruvi.1 ...111, April iu.-'��" ������'���;. ���,v(,r _ ,,c ���sed in connection ��"�� am.-***-*****' * ^^|��S�� V&'SS ^TT,����^ '" ��� a bad fracture oilheskun, jn voi ^rt)] $;uw l(J Uvo men J,liarterB will be at Quebec. head- 325 Total 1,770 mining n ����" "���" - ,.,k���n to and although at once ��*���� hospital, nothing could be done hl". j. Gamble, his fathor-inluw.him been summoned to his bedside from Alberni. LIFTING THE LID. Incoming Homesteaders Pay No Heed to Farmers9 Cry for Help K Anting trip, the value of the catch hardly paying expenses. BANDMEN FIND NEW U8E FOR BASS HORN TKAM 0. ���JJJU. Carter-Smlth, eaptain.K Nn��iday -- .Wriday ;H<��y ., "turday 440 395 860 792 Total Team 7. _"Hd��yE' " S;"u,a' cuptaln.) t^niiday uh,ur��d- Seattle Bars Open Until One A. M. On Sunday. Seattle. April 10.���For the first time ln four years the clink of glasses ln 1 the downtown cafes and saloons did ' not cease at twelve o'clock last night, I and ns the magic hour passed and I the anxious, thirsty throngs continued 3,092 | to gulp the contents of their mugs, steins and glasses In hnsto, the har- tenders Ptnllfed knowingly and passed the word around. The "word" was that It ls no longer any defiance of the police rules to keep open until one o'clock Sunday mo-rnlng. Chief of Police C F. Wappenstein said last night that It was purely a --* ***** he had held no *^>jt_.'BRyj s=.EH'rrri agricultural'labor Is facing ers, of we; time ��8 one $685 235 100 165 300 very ma ���^^^^^^_ Hwlolon' ��''>������. n,������lolon."" " ,K, ,i���,l,t.r province l^Unusd on"p����. me > loffldals in regard to Its Issuance. New York, April 10.���Mayor Gay- nor's recent order against "dummy" musicians In various mus'.c stands, where the city had paid for music while the ��� bogus musicians went . through the motion ot playing, has re-1 ��� suited ln revelations of some secrets \ I of the trade. According to the "con- A famine of department to cope with U. Today feasion" of an employee of a firm that *a.m �����,miBRioner of Immigration estl- j miixie a spoclalt.y of manufacturing instruments toi the purpose of deceiving the public, a favorite scheme among the bands ln the city parks was the Introduction of the "second bass drum." At first the drum had morely a hole In tbe framework and was used to carry the lunches of the bandmen. Then a bright Idea struck the maker, and the drum was made to hold In separate compartments, frankfurters, sandwiches and beer. The bass horn was also perfected with automatic ieen sent stoppers guaranteed to hold four gal- iwallowed j \om 0f Unuld refreshments. The ord- the Inary allotment, It ls said, was two I horns and a base drum to a band. Inspector Sword Recovers. Dominion Fisheries Inspector C. BV Sword, who had been a patient at tlie Royal Columbia hospital for the past two weeks, was sufficiently recovered to reutrn home yesterday. Wrights Will License Biplanes. New York. April in.���The Wright brothers, of Dayton, Ohio, today entered Into an agreement with the- Aero Club of America for licensing, aviators using other machines, which makes sure thc holding of the international meet ln this country next fall- Fined for Smuggling Cards. Vienna, April 10.���Fined for failing.' j to "declare" a pack of cards when- crossing the frontier from Saxony to> Bohemia, an eighty-year-old peasant, women appealed to the Emperior Francis Joseph for pardon, which was graciously granted. i .; '_T_^-S^lSaaTS_^\��__SZ ors of western Canada at the P ���� I ���.,. Ilf) ,PB9 than ��r8' me of the results of the P , ^ W 7 ooo farm hands '" 'T I _rf U miul ed in the three of thc.aie urgentij iei . h Sa8kat. ���a ,. ***_"-,.sr-TM:sasn __---jg the shortage secm. ,1,e ...... ihnn dim- ... uwu _._ immediate employment The shortage Is most ���-- tobaandls least fetm Alberta, as (n be in- chowan ana *����� �����- --^Me l1"" Z Srthan dUnlnlshlng bb J-JJjRj ^iWS ^n find creasing ratne[ wcomers at onto raw �� employment. ��� . very many of tl thdr own and.immeowe ��np , ^te ���.���,, locate on homesieaw ���,emselves I i ne snoi_ .��bo mM ,_ A1Vlorta ��� -,.��^* lime pet on" Coal Strike Costs $5,000,000. > Melbourne, April 10.���The Australlanr coal strike, which ls now at an end, lasted eighteen weeks. The loss In wages which tt entailed amounts to- over $5,000,000, of which the miners: wlll have to bear three-quarters. ''i'l ffl %��� ������* ml m "1 Thirteen Killed. Fort Worth, Texas, April 10. ���Thirteen men were killed by an explosion at the Coleman extension of the Sante Fe railroad, near Coleman, Texae. this afternoon. 49 ������������������������������������������������������������
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