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Port Mann PROPERTY. WHITE, SHILES & CD NEW WLSTMINB-LR. g LefcishrtEve Assq0 VOLi , NUMBER 268. TYPEWRITERS Standard Make $5 Per Month. 1/VHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WESTMINSTER. COALITION LEADS TORIES BY FIVE SEATS BV V.'CKT.MINSTRL. BIC., WEETNE 3HPA3 MORNING, DECEMBER ,. 1910. PRICK FfVE CENTS. 60*8 j0j), Burnt Returned With gjgger Majority��� Socialist f are Badly in London mOCT 'PONTIFF MAY HAI! ROM CANADA ; r.i.-ll'l "-]V']" Influences Are Now at Work Looking to Creation of Canadian Cardinal. ���*������*������������������������������������������������*������������������������������������ ��� EXCITEMENT IN CORK. ��� London De. 6.-*J ti..- .-..,,, ol to j Ottawa, Dec 6.-Tb. statemeni was "���! """!:":. "l!:..(,"n!1!.?X'��" '" U" i nU"k' l""uy "> il Vamu in close BOUM ' Cork, Ireland, Dan, jfc~~Durln�� Ow voting here today llie excitl. ��� ��� menl between the dlffe?ftni factldW nm so blgb tbal It hat nol boon ��� ��� considered safe to announce the result ��� ��� John Redmond opposed William O'Brien In the tetter's own con- ��� ��� Btltuenoy, and so blttei did the campaign race mat extraordinary ��� ��� precautions were taken to prevertl riotom outbreaks ��� *��� ""*' "'"'" The majority is sure to be ��� EXECUTIVE HEARS (DID TOM TURNBULL STRONG ARGUMENTS1 MISREPRESENT LABOR? Both Hides arc confident of victor> ��� smell. ��� ��� * **> *44 444.*r*)*yay*f*,*}*i*y*y*>444r*t,at4at4*4*4*-*^* BLACK HAND? 1 SEIZE OPIUM. i , ... , ��� ''""''' vi:i "M hlgheai officials of the Oo���rnmen1 coalition - Liberals, knni;lll (;at||(jl.. ^^ ^ ^ w. L��borltM, 20; Nationalists, 28;|thal Influences ur,- now al work look! tota i ***** Onnositioi'���UnionlBts, 147 ",; " :l" oreatlon m a Canadian ^^^^^^^^^^^^^l curdliiiil, with the ,,���,] ,n . il" ���������**' aevalopad almosi . lev o i,������p. ^curing toi blm the penomomi ������' '-���" ohweneBi o th. highes offlo. in the ohurch, namelj ���,,, be ei thi government coali ths ��� Buperloi ittintlfr i i.nil tli/, I ��� ii ii,,, lut. mi.. , up, pfl ii and the Dnlonlsts The selection ol the pop. fron Can Tin pendulum swans Bllghtlj to adi would appear at lirst elnnc. ti i.�� ���en ��� ��� mww >������**��������� :"" "< ttltogethei oul ol the raagi ol proba rbuI i ������"' W* v"'"';- *** whlcl bill ai present, but U K oeverthe. . - : ' bMB llll,,(' -"''1 th. lesi i tad tbal the possibility of a oi Dn. mate membei than n, ;'';uia'iuii! cardinal Becurlni hi posi Bomb Exploded nt House of Seattle's j Much Contraband and Many Stow- Italian Consul. aways on Steamer Minnesota. Seattle, Dec '. Ben] this'morning! ^''ilftl". *-'���* '��� jCustdms officers, . .,���.���i,i , , , ;, . bourdln. the G. N. (;. steamer Minne- ii terrific explosion he ovei caused ,, . , , ,. BOta this evening, bumd twenty-flve bj a bomb In the garage al the homo ; ,tl(,j tlna ��������� Bmoklng opium In a gunnj ot the Italian consul, Dr. A .1. Ohlg-,f��acS bidden undo: the crank shaft, nope :;::i Thirtieth avenue south, i Information has hoot, received by startled the natt 'hood Tho win-1"" Mthorlttai thai there is fft.000 ^__H I worth oi opium and thirty ( hinesc hidden on board the big vessel, a thorough seardh will be made tomorrow . Advantages of St. Mary's Hill for University Site Explained by Deputation. dowt in Ohlgllone'i home wen brok en, adjuinlu. house, als. Buffering. fit one was hurt. tlie las; parliament In :iit num. con- stltuen le Tones Total Gain, Five. 11 ii las in. in the Dnlonlsti had B gall o ' ' "im i urni toiilghl showed the Unionist! had regained Sl Helens . .. .... I, l,/n-ll ��>C 'I'll,. 1,,,. ., i"i Ii nov balm scridiish talked ovei 11 is stated thai thi mai h vl v I I onslgnoi Bruohesi, of Ann 'et ��� Homo reoem events land coloi to bi above Interesting rumor. Three oardlnals-curia, thai Ic card Inali Who are members ol the counoil ^^^^^^^^^^^^^l chut-poi: v i: 1 : lir- election from tin Laborttes, Tins, borough, pope, weri presenl nt the ElucharistJc ,,., tin exceptton til lasl election, Congraai b Montreal lust Septembe _i i i . iiioiiisu Since 1906 The "li is stated tha Bruohesi't rela Liberal) gained Boutbwarl west) lioni wltl hen were ol the mos; am Coventry, and thi Laboi cordial and Intimate character, and ,,. , v.'ooiwici, i.ni! White thai thej took baoli wltl them ro ���am the Unionists, while Rome ver; liberal personal BUbscrtp-i *j_ mornfng'i retairns fron Bundei lorn from him totailtni about $100,- hal tbe Liberal candi 000, and Includtni gifts i f2B,00l ( . Benwoofl, and the Laborite, Cardinal Vannutelll and of $25,0(10 to Ooiiist.iiu liad replaced tbe twi ardtaal Merrj Del Vai, the papa sec '".-( retary, wbos< 'Mice It mow Influentln .u--pri8e in Coventry. n tbi ctollegi dl cardinals. : ne ol the tide tov.i.' ' 11 i- ur bei to be noted thai there . u Burprlfii and i grei appeared in i.u Presse oi Montrei c. em loi th. : : v e ��� ������ dayj ag< twi letter, stiid ro have ioi oapturtni iia.it a Ooaen been Inspired from hi.h atithorttj ;n 1 j. be enen ��� Thi greatest whlcl reference wat made to the de in Coventrj because slrabUlt; and probatrilltj ol the ;.| . Beal i in i oi mai trfa. poiniment ol a Canadian cardinal and ��� protectionlati had pm siao drawtnf i antlon to a pr. ��� ��� ox their pion thfl tartU nl Malachl thai i temiwml head oi in ��� ... prevem the growing tht church mlghl come rrom a - ������im Ame'rui machine! the seas it waa pointed out that in _i hardly expecte. Portugal, Spatn, Italy and Prance n becaua Un Soctt m ������ ��� ��� ���������-���' ��� ' dminf ecei u in ihe firht anri hoped rears hud Jeopardized I t* and t... ,��� -j, ;. . .. rhe hi Canada tbare was a genera) ��� | , | ,..; waj fuie f,f t)1( i: ':��� otlfla ti the church that nad [���������, ������(��� '\.i****.r:,\ rcndi-i''CTwi:no(i tmcbafcwn tor conn.ritei *^*^m it i> farthei stated thai Mr. Boar- .'issa'f present mission to fiarope win include ���* conference with the p<���,������ and with Cardinal Merry ivi \'al iu which lie win advivatr the strengfh- onint of thc ch'iivh in Canada bj g Mors Briii���besi to be a < ' i tl-cm Ca ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "RO;;: ,issa ! iinsolt is doelai'o.l ��� i bo . Iconnected with the mm-omout Pv obvlon* reaeona an aiiian>--o between BOBW -'if Is Being Appointed to (]l(i ri,,irrli ar_l Mr. Bourassa Would work i.i the advantage ol tho Nati,ui- alist oampalgn in Quebec tl may be fnrthrr noted (bat Mgr BrUcbfeSl %-*.i been devotlim coaalderable time W t1w I- the studs ot Italian ol late, thai he lis Italian bj detcabl Mid (hat In the A:lr... Deo. ��' ��� The sur- i ]|M)(M s jn ,^ rvo.so >, ���n. fegpeclalb ; matioa was recelrad hera|pointed oal thai tho proposed Oana I ��� I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Bttchai, ol the state of Chihuahua. >���' ing him to appoint a peace committee to treat with the rebels. .lose Maria C.aiulara, of Chihuahua City, In an interview with 1 '��� lu.i/. at Mexico City, ev H ��� ������ situation in Chlehuahtia. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ��� Dlai then gave Benor I . letter to Governor Baflches ' ' m*^���*^^^^^^^ peaceJOmnlpreunt Orange reel, ln��ri fot "MOVING PICTURE" EVES IS PREVALENT TROUBLE CCRT WILL BE SORRY KF. SENT FIGMAN HERE Many Patrons of Cheap 6how6 Injure Westminster People Failed to Patron Victoria. Dee. ti .���Tho claims of St. Mar>Y uui, Coquitlam, as tbe site for the provincial tiuivorsit} Of fh'iri.li Columbia were btronglj ur. od before rhe executive ot th< provincial gov- ertimont this iifteruooii b\ a depUta- tion rBprosentihg thi Interests of the municipality oi Coquitlam and the dd- joliiitii.' city <il V.'estmliistoi. The Spankers were Neeve Welehor nnd Councillor Tyner, df Ooqtiitlatb, nnd Messrs. V\'ntlo nnd Mayers, 01 the WestmirtetOi board ol trade The (lotiiitiiMon was informed that its iii'Kunietits would have due consideration, but that it must be borne in mind that Point ilrey bad bi'i-y t oi the [irefonoo by rhe university .oniiiiissioii, rhls Wbuld have an Important bearing on the final decision oi llie novo ���iitiioni. His Evidence Before Technical Commission Not Satisfactory To Confreres Their Eyesight in Pursuit of Fleeting Enjoyment. ize One of the Best Dramas of the Day. WILL EDUCATE QUEBEC. ' Moving Picture" eyes���-Impaired vision caused bj freque picture shows is apparen serious trouble than is generally supposed Accordttffe to at. Ottawa despatch ol yesterday's date u large number of the met who applied for service iii tlie Canadian na-y ve i disqualified because ol this weal ness. Anyone who i,:,s attended a moving picture shov, is aware that watching the swiftly moving objects <<t' the canvas entails severe optical strain, i.'ornlar patrons ol this class ol en tertatnmeni often Buffer from beafr ;��� hei a ei an < ventni 's enten d ment, women being ftw mon frequent victims. With cbfldren ;iif- effeou are noi so pronounced, bifl more fnffiduoms and (tartmi ��� In a casual conversation viib a A small aiidierice turned out to ���i hy moving Breel Max Plgman, It Marj rane*i Quehec Liberala'held ���entlj -h more Pai' ai the op��ira bouse last night, a apeeobes were made fuel much to be regretted sake o dn.malic culture Westminster, at ll was something of a. venture on tflie pan ol John Co Liberals Plan to Enlighten Frenchmen on Naval Question. Ottawa, Dec. tl.���At a caucus of this morning ^^^^^^^^^^^ by ��� Wilfrid for the4 laurier and Hon. L. T". Brodeur <n in New r,'e naval question. The members agreed to give their united support, to the govertttnOnl nava' i.;., Vi'hen the technical education commission was here a Week or two ago did Thomas Tunibuli. representing the Trades and l.tiboi council, place correct 1> hefore the august seekers after Information the views Oi the labor men of tbe rilfy ? Th:it is the question which many labor men art asking. There so<>ms i, hi some dOtfbl us to the re[ily. The commisSio'h desbended up<m the city suddenlj and the labor men did not have much time fo even form a conclusion, let alone prepare data and submit facts. Just before tlie meeting a few tif the leaders of -the Trades and Labor council met and decided oti a policy in Satisfying the commissioners as to how they regarded the whole question. When Mr. Turnbull did appear be- forg i po commission he gave the impression, whether intended or not. that rfir- labor men of the city did not regard technical education With favor. V'o-o those his instructions ? Other labor men say, N'o. They say that what they wished to place before the commission as their attitude was (his, "There are two sides to the great economy of life��� production and distribution. From the line Of inquiry Which the commission pursued In other places thej visited send a companv of this standard to I uttv��l "'"��� Mnrt wh"e expressing ap-, i,i- city and the resull is hardly an Prehension as ro the situation in Que- an" v-'hSrh [hr pursued here ii would ind.icon.e., ro repeat Moreover, the bec- ^pressed the hone thai the pres "pf,m r,u,f ,,,rv v:('ro onl>' interested rows of en ..tv seats bad apparently a enl ��KM��w& agitation wltl, in the in advancing production. This side drtiiinj effec on the chlel adtor, at 0our8< of ,im*- ���<>&- ���** f��fce The of the question Is not that-wbicH Is Of playing lacked th�� essential ���mPalf5 ^education will be con- t-]*y grenrest^advantage to the worker quality which usuallj distinguishes il from morel; good acting and raises ll to a plane on which it is entitled to tbe adjective superb Thh mtccro copic defect, however, would only lie realized b> those who haVe reet; i j man a1 bis best. | For tbe rest tbe company was nn nueri bv holding ������ Berlet df meetings at,a KC' n,r Tr!"' ]j*h"Y (V1'""'" throUghoW ni< p-v ��� wished to place before the col Clattdi \ cdonnell, Sotftfh Toronto 8lcit r"' ''������'i"i'1' aT"! r(-"K'- ' " ��� odnoed b Mil today, to amend the teachtn8 ,,!f' y����ni8 men ol the natloa elec- . '. wai - to have noils the facts atid tiiroMemsO!d1strtbu��0* open at ., am. and remain open aatlV ����� *��<*����* �� v^,,"?'v 1" h*; aT^ 8 p.m. in order to give wOrklngmeh ��� ,r'fi'l"i^, producer, teac^ Mm also how be,,.,- oppovumitv ,o vot... La V'' *" K consumer. Teach Mi M ���'������ ������lennell failed In nn nlloin^t 1 local optician on ihe subject yester-',****** one. Helen Lackaye, In thel���-.**8*****1 W��* fn aft attempt 1w��� ��� m m ~ ^ovlt, b,t Mft i 'icd on Page Foni i IR9KNT DIAZ IS HVWi \ik\ FOH PEACf Treat * th Rebels in Mexico- ^:^; deceived with Surprise. flay, a News representative whr In- ��� *"ole of Povtia Perkins, .ave a fine .... ; t mo i ��� ������ - '���''" ���'������������������������ arl and M ��������� wore fine for opticians. '���' '' M',c (Doroth> MeKayl c9J>- All the blame fo,- eye trouble mustjtweid the hearts ot Hie ehtln B dl -_* ,���(. laid ri ihe dtoor of the chwij c"1" hl her cfelldisB naivete���In com iiie,,i:-ov. however in manv ease, mon parlance Bhe was tbb cdte fot tiie sufferer was afflicted with we-., inythlhg. i ���. ���- before ove, seeing n nvMinn pic-; The story of the piay is a simj ture shou The steady sa'in. al the/1'10 Ulratil Pei kins, a youth who flickering scones merely bftragfti _���*! lives Idslde thd ���'��� ��� Of it book and . ������.:������ ��� ��������� b head and hastened a oas��Jconseri"en,,>' outside the minds of hi tor tho opti.ian 10 have the penernl made a j>hbHc hi ild ev. ctlon dav PPEACHER RETRACTS WHEN SUED FOR LIBEL BlairsvlUe, Pa., Dec. 6.���Prpih hi pulpit yesterday the Rev \v L. Barrett, pastOr of the First I'tcshi-forian church, publicly retracted the state- mo. t imdc in a recent sermon, upon nf bis work.'^^^^^^^^^^^^ Thb subject mn ' ���-��� ��� '--, -' ��� ".ing of the Trades antl Laboi council. SOUTHERNERS MIKE MERRf wm tii ma mm ..�����.. ������ ����- - ^ - - -- | . ' : | , , i i i i . , t l l|(l * I II*- | ' I ��� 'I" I -'-'l \ -l i i 'i ���'resident Diat ha<i himseii dlan cardtnal should be :i cardinal rltten order to (bnernor! curia wilh a seat in the electoral col ��� k. ., ., ._ -�� ou<i.�����v,,., lega." I , SIDEWALKS TESTIFY Tfl APPROACH Of CHRISTMAS " ��� moral support to the j n Idea. ''"i a I r.'tuined to Chihuahua 1 letter, in which Bduardo ��� was also mentioned because roache i the plan to Qandara ,' ' ' ������ I,titer's departure from Mexico Citv. Feet of Unwary, Is Scattered Whcrrvrr Men Walk Tim season of Japanese orangi it ,: Japanese orange peeling w here, as mav he IlldgS I bj " I ooiiil ���:, i u'lfi, of lhe sidewalks ou miv of tie well imvelled streets in .',<�������� Westmln Washington, Dec. 6.���Activity ol I led peace commis.- I m which '*'!l i endeavoring to reach a bl I i ��� ten) of ti,,. revolutionary ., ��� in Mexico, nppaiently Is ! I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ : leasing to the Mexican gov i vvhoihor navemeflts have a peculiar titllH, ;,��� i of un. MM was ,���e/. '<��f- '^";- ;.n"";/:: ��� the Mexi,,,,, embassy todav lngs or whethai the ���������� "' " -"������ram rrom Km I ,uo Creel, ' ,���������,,,���.��� | has a certain peculiar e,,eet ol forelKn affairs, denying L,, .(,r,;i|n peculiar as nine intclli "ie government has had anything , .,,,.��� ., ;���T1,ut�� have not deter "What Ib thfl ftctual cause of ' the!^0 rends- the inducement on her side .' -iu '"' ll I'ired the New? mpn. 'i i.e |i-,.tro>, . the theatre is .��� ��� ��� ������ an impossible task," e\plaine,.i the I . . jljgl The o>e attempis td colrectlj e\e'x picture th.riiwn on the screen, but these ph-mres change with ,,r.Mi vapbllix that coii-cel foCufr- sin. 1s Hftposslble. Hence the %jne is Qosporl t larlon Btraihed to tftfe limb, and this, i- i-.pt lb his wife's ho _ , ^^^^^H i 1.1.-A1 .,,,., " ,1.1 im,,,Mil nultniiil citii'i. I up for a couple ot hours is simple enough." nei.hbf.rs. man les Portia because she (V.hfr.i, Gf6vJerii0r-eIeet Tencr based a itilt for said th4t the statement made from : uil ''or criminal libel, The minister hfs pulpit on October 23 that the then candidate for governor had been In an Intoxicated condition at Klti rine was bared upon Information A. Itoulslon, 01 bi ng a return trip to Niagara, ���'���n '��� birth ot Mary .fane, the lady be- comas maternal and impossible." anl cinti way to the wanderlust, Firam girdles the earth, returnliig se\enteen y* "���' '"'"' "1 fit"1 thnt bis wife bas' given by the Rev. \\ misrated to Gospcvt nnd ' .yift. ^^^t^^^^^^^M TTe accepts rcr\ ico ; A ]oV,���. .,.,,, ,.P(, ;.r., T,,,1 ., .���,. m hft v. hi ��� is cook mid "toah Rmilstoh in Which hs fespla.net. he The caus% blrdd-glrl," an unconventional Itun mistook another rarin for Can''' ��� I"'1" *hWn pveduces a number ol Te,1pi. nnrt n,af uuder ,,,.,, r]i. What is tire remedy; .lasses ave nrmisinc BCehfeS Finally he ptibltshis )1Pnsion ],e related the Incident to Bo Use, are thay ��" qtlferied the Hews.|a ,1,wU> the ihaterlals for Which be ,.,.. ^;,virtt. 'The onlv remeilv Ip to slop patron- ,,n* inhered it' his traVblis In search jn ,lc���- nt- t,,P retrardons. It is ah- i^iiis the moving picture houses, or at dl gOod things to ont," wins lame and leaftl patrOhlze (hem tj hi. once \_ a fortune, and 'be curtalil falls tin while answered the man *ho knbWfii happy reconciliation. ! nounced the suit v.-111 be withdrawn. ARCHBISHOP PLACES SALOME UNDER BAN Milwaukee, |iee n ^rchblsllOji K. '! MeSbtnef. In a letter to the jirlests f Malwaukee archdiocese, dehotihoed TWICE WED AND PARTED, OLD SPOUSES TRY AGAIN Rllllncs, Mont.. Dec. fi.���Twice mat tied, twice divorced and now man an i wife a. ain Is lhe remarkable matri the i OWIhg, piodnellon in this ebv of nionpi! curoor of William H. R. Fill: I: the eram! opera "Salome" lie says antl Mrs. Mitigate! S D.er, dl���- I ' i��� (rail. I In the Issuance of a marriage license ' IGven If the dnnep of Palonie he to the cotiji*p here. . In Itself openly immoilest and ; ganccw, ���i<' Mottote to do with the appointment ol a con*. I *v,avtJ" ***������ -* . Ion. mined, bul certain K w t,lflf M,rn',v 70 per cent, of the orange peels cast aside on fhe street find their tfftj ��� ff anyone -��� 'Ml. I milieu mlnlBter saya that Presi,lent ! 70 p��l m.r." - appointed a paace r�� ��i|,|p m' thfl rt] WOMAN BEHIND FIGHT. the sidewalk. _^^^^^ Hence con-ei|!;ence.. Wishes to study the consequences and has no objection to justifiable pro- lewd, a thine I do tft khOW, vet, the \>iiole lentleiicy of the opera If reports are true. Is a gldHflcatioll df divorce and debauchery. "Heney, fOU -111 please te'piest Hie'second r��rtner, i i..ii.hi., g of >"'" pal Isheti t-i slay ^ ' Hfld thus express their em- phatl" protest acaltisf the productltin at tipern In our city " According to ftdlclt, they were mai tied iti Illinois abOdl thirty ^ears ������" ���. and after iiviti'- ither for $othe ..���,,,,. ..������.���.... rfi. orced. I i h Inarrlfed and later secured a dlvftrce from the TURKU SUPPLY TAKING ATTIMION OF FIIBIK Colored Men Robbed a Barn, so Mob Hangs Them to a Tree After 0ve;'7owerinrj Sheriff. " i'of,i'le, Ala. Dec. (!.���Calvi'a Fxele and Sylvester Peyton, negroes-, Wire found hanging to a tree at Double llraivhes. two ihflea from,' here, yesterday. They bad been arrested on a charge of robbing a barn and outhouses of Edgar Uoss and confessed to tbe crime. A deputy sheriff of Monro county had them In charge and was blip, ing them here for safekeeping when be was overpowered by unidentified men. His prisoners were taken from liiui and strung up toji tree. Birds Should Be Plentiful and Plump This Year, Having Thrived During Past Dry Summer. RObSEVELT TO EXPLAIN PARTY'S LATE REVERSE UIVIMil! (IFF MONTH FOK COM. PROSPECTORS No Licenses ApplbH for at Provincial Timber Office���Total Revenue $150,449.70. ����fen<j.,- of Cameron Q3rn tlKiua t* "iT/i. street "on a slippery afternoon. ^t***********************************************^***************************************** - g.arrh, then b�� fanlt. let. h'm take up his *$__���*___ tth street on fl slipp' ^^^^^M\y*ti a crash, ihen a ^^^^^^ >, mWi a curse. It is the omnipresent, orange D rmmn^wu ���, ������, iliBfni Lg.1; t h c i c. s I st u I fl ca n t. hai'm1"^' "��- i m ��b�� on October 1. a notice, hie fapaneso hra��<1 ".T to the -mrtnOtrt at fcar ft is an epfdewl- ' ����"���?'**,; ���lr"��". John Diet, *��r-��r*A��v. nf ia*k^.ffh ,*.< the communiiy, but Mien K ristnias ,ul< ed md Col Battle by Hit Wife 1 :- Mo., Hee. K.���There no proseeiition of Miss f- r,_, '" i-'irr/,, nerenner or tn�� i heaitn oi \n** wi��������;--',:..��� ,, ,,,j 'am, according to A88lsf*��t ** one of the ifgM cf r.hnstm���� mm* ., Attoraay frank B Uawr-lga soch must. he. welcom p. imWjtt county Attorney ,[ " ' : Wted Mis. Diet/, at St Ml ' a.it icimvr.i I icf neve one of iitt No Lady Typists. ,-,,,,, (!.. rt lie* Bf** '"' Victoria, 1'iee. ft.-A somewhat un- iisnul I'eafure of the provincial timber office statistics for \V>vemher is found in ihe circumstance that no operations in coal prospecting licenses are recorded in the month just past. Thev.> -reve durln . November, l'S3 timber licenses issued for lands east of tho Cascade mountains, producing ,t revenue to the provincial govern- Now (hey bave decided lo return te the first and old love and dgttih ������> tbe rnarlt-,1 state toi-off. ���- EVERTTHINO READY TO FLOAT OFF NORTHWESTERN Attempt Will Be Made Today to tte move Steamer Whitb Ran on , Reef Off San ,1uan. ment of ?U3,40B; west, of the Cascades made fast over the Injured hull and he total number of licenses issued (two centrifugal pumps placed aboard. was ciU'i, and the accruing- revenue $115.0B7.<!0-, timber licenses transfers added $1380 to the month's total, penalties $825 an* miscellaneous re- | celpts $2.10, making an aggregate for i November of revenue id this department of $150,449.70. people ilrb already bfeglnhliig to ftohdei ��!-c:e ".,'i thtlatmas tur- ' are coming from nnd i' irlhl past few diva M fkel :"���' Mncl-'enzl ������ ties wl Isi ' ��� i I : ���������<������ If he knew Bnj ce who had any turkeys fpl I' e farmers ate lying low rn I Ing nothing. Owing to the dry summer the t.'-.Ur.. ������' ��� t . be p.'.rMeu- 1'irl,.' good this '"at, but In proportion to the pop:;bMou there are fewer and fewer being ralf.,1 every ; ft has heen found hy long rii,t bitter experience that if the ordinary .vet summer is experienced I P.c turkeys arc p..o' ar.d rcarce. The .vet wc.Thor MS OT tv fatal to their lives or conditions. A Ct or fl wet season they are small and (faboy. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^' This year these that have turkeys j wil' have good ones an.l fioro ,��� iU ;,o Victoria, ne-. tl.��� Preparations were i a respectable number offered for sale completed tonight for Che floating et on the market During the past year or two the local supply has not come anywhere near supplying thc local demand, and this year shows indications of being similar to past seasons ln that respect. Although many of the birds that appear on the Christmas tables will only have to travel from different points on the Fraser river, most of them will come In refrigerator ears from the east or from the prairies. The local butchers arc already making preparations to receive a large supply from this source nnd lt is expected that when the joyous season does arrive, there will be n turkuy for everybody who can afford to pay 'for one. t the steamer Northwestern from San Juan island tomorrow merring. Thc salvage steamers Salvor and William JolUffe arrived here tonight bringing I>ouis f)e Costa, a diver, for hospital treatment, his thumb being torn off as a result of being caught ln a block. They report that a wooden bulkhead was built and a platform The tug William Jolllffe will make a pull at high water In the morning. Back to Work. Fernie, Dec. 6.���The miners laid aft from Nos. 2 and 3 mines last week returned to work today. f N'ew Haven. Conn., Dec. C���In ter to Ciilone! M. I'l'tnan, presido.it ,,. the New Haven chamber of commerce, before whl<;h Former I': Jldenl Theqdoi t " eyeli w Iii Bl or.k on the night of December 13, Coloiiel tl velt says at the dinner he will mako the first ptihlie siafouiont as to the causes 'hat led dp to in ��� Kl ��� " leal uphea\ .' Among the other speakers at the dinner will be (3qverhor-elecl Simeon E I.'.ildv.ln and Preside!]: Arthur T. Hadley, of Tale. NEW YORK RAISES FUND FOR RED CROSS WORK Washington, Dec, 6 pregidenj r.-iTf In his capaci'iy as president of the Atnericnn Red Crotjs, pfqsi.ed for a time at thc annual meeting hero to* day. Announcement was made, fhat. Mew York City had raised (ha ,d6o,06o allowed as its share in the proposed Red Cross endowment fain! of .2,q6o - ...in. Buried by Lamplight. West Point, ***. Y., Dec. (!,���Jffijdr General Wesley Merrltt, V. S. A., (retired) the twenty-first superintendent of (he United Plates military academy, was buried here tonight hy tympflghfc with military honors of his rank. SAM LANGFORD WIN8 OVER NORMAN HARRIS Boston, Dec. 6.���Sam Langford wow a decision over Norman Harris, negro, of New York, ln two rounds tonight. Langford, with rights and lefts, had the New Yorker groggy In the flrst, and in the second would* have put him out had not the referee stopped th��. bout whlM Harrie was on tlte iodr. , i i M mi,-,itM^Lfmi-4tif ������������,:,'.:, ���:.. s I *__! Is 1 >' PAGE TWO. THE DAILY NEWS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 1910. WANTED���BY MARRIED COUPLE, furnished housekeeping rooms. Apply P. O. Box 248. WANTED���A RESIDENT AGENT TO write fire insurance in the district; only good p'oducer need apply, giving full particulars with credentials; good commission. Applications to be forwarded to A. L, Cardin, 505 Dominion Trust building, Vancouver, B. C, WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate Agents. 628 and 746 Columbia St. New Westminster. DON'T over'ook the opportunity to Make money in New Westminster's . best residential district. Get in before tlie raise in values. White, Shiles &; Co. have some extra good buys in this locality, which it will pay you to investigate. WANTED ��� GIRL FOR LIGHT duties at Victoria boarding house; good wages. Brunette street, Sapperton. WANTED ���SMALL RANCH. IM- proved, with buildings, in the vicinity of New Westminster. Full particulars to Vancouver Brokerage Land, 02 Hastings street east. NINE choice lots on Seventh avenue west, near the new B. C. Electric cut off at $526.00 each, on easy terms. These will advance rapidly in price as soon as the work is completed. MODERN homes in all parts of th; City for sale on easy terms. FOUND���A SURE AND CERTAIN cure for cancers, sprains and bruise cure for cancers, sprains and bruises for either man or beast, without operation or chemicals, by application of herbs. A consultation at any time free of charge with E. Greyell, 518 Eighth street, hetween Fifth an dSixth avenues, New Westminster, B.C. FOR SALE���IT WILL PAY YOU TO get our cash prices ou shingles. Westminster Mill Co., Ltd., box luOi;, New Westminster. FOR SALE���General store and building on acre lot; house over store, consisting of two bedrooms, chen, parlor, stable, woodshed storeroom, including stock, postofflce, telephone, agency C. P. ll., and Dominion Express agencies; near New Westminster. Full particulars, appy to A. C. D., P. O. Box 29 city. kit- and tf. FOR SALE���At Pitt Meadows two 40 acie blocks in cultivation, $250 an acre; first-class soil, spleudid location. Three-quarters of mile from railway station. For terms apply to A. Z. P. O. Box 20, city. tf. FOR SALE���CHANCE FOR PORT Mann workmen; comfortable, neat scow house, in very good condition, three rooms, etc. Apply 208 From street, City. COMFORTABLE home on Thirteenth Street near the orphanage, $1400; small cash payment and balance as rent. NEW Six-room modern house on Dublin street; cement walk; $2700; $500 cash balance monthly. See us about a new five-room house on Hamiliton street, one block from car line; $2400 with small cash payment. WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate Agents. 628 and 746 Columbia st. New Westminster. ENGLISH WATCHMAKER Gold Watcies for Ladles from .12-/5 IP. Silver Watches, gents' open face 16.00. Silver Watches, gents' open case. 17.50 up. Agent for Waltham and Klgm Snatches. Watch repairing a specialty. TITLED MARRIAGE IS BROKEN Off Father Not Pleased at De-1 mands For Settlement Made By Count. F. CRAKE Two Doors from Geo. Adams' Grocery HOSPITAL^] Westminster P.Wate Hospital. 223 Townsend Ct. Maternity and non-contagious medical cases accepted. Terms from $15 weekly. For further particulars apply to Hospital. Telephone 755. Birmingham, Ala., Dec. fi.���The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Mahen and Count Mario de Nascimento, of Portugal, is broken oft almost at the church door. Miss Elizabeth's father, J. C. Ma- ben, president of the Closs-Sheffleld Steel and Iron company, and one of the wealthiest and most influential men in the steel business, formally announced today that his daughter will not marry the scion of a Portuguese family which boasts itself as ancient as the house of Hraganza. The girl and the count were to have married a week from next Wednesday. Mr. Maben gave no reason for ending the engagement so abruptly, but his friends say, and as if they were proud of him, that Mr. Maben, devoted to his daughter, decided (hat the large prenuptian settlement on which the count insisted proved that the Portuguese is more in love with 1 her father's dollars than with Miss Elizabeth's hearty and accomplish-1 ments. The gossips whisper, too, for j the young lady is In accord with her j father, who gladly gives her an\- 1 thing she really wants. Miss Mahen has travelled much abroad. She met the Count de Nascimento in Rome, lie was a member of' the Portuguese legation there. Returning recently from Europe, Miss | Elizabeth, preliminary to her intend-1 ed marriage, was received into the j Roman Catholic church by the Rev. j Father Burns at St. Patrick's Cathe-! dnil, New York, and in Archbishop Farley's presence, it is said. Invitations for the wedding had been sent to many cities throughout the country. Among those who received them were Mr. Maben's friends of the iron | iind steel plutocracy. Miss Maben has received bridal gifts of great value. Preparations for a brilliant j wedding lacked only (he final touches 1 The ceremony was to have heen per- ! formed in St. Paul's Catholic church here by tlie Rev. Father Coyle, the j pastor. CHRISTMAS Will Soon Be Here ! B B �� HARD ON SMALL ELEVATORS. FOR SaLK���ON EASY TBKMS, SIX roomed house and two lots' close to train. Immediate possession. Apply Owner. Box 27ft. City. FOR SALK OR RENT BY OWNER, seven room modern house on Fourth street. Apply on premises for particulars, or 512 Fourth street Westminster, B. C. N'ew New Westminster Mail Service ROOMS TO RENT. FOR RKNT���NEW MODERN HOUSE on Second street, near Eighth avenue. Apply in owners office at the buildings. Dominion Trust Co., agents. TO RENT���NEW SIX ROOMED house, fully modern, close in; rent $20 per month. Apply The People's | Trust Co., Ltd. Time of Arrlva 20:00- 8:30- 13: GO TO RENT���FURNISHED ROOMS with board. Apply 51, corner Sixth and Carnarvon stretts. TO LET���FURNISHED ROOM, COR- ner Agnes and Seventh streets. FURNISHED BED ROOMS TO RENT. ioolv 713 Trew street- If They Have to Take Out Terminal License It will Kill Industry. Fort William, Dec. 6.���Action has been taken against local elevator nun by Warehouse Commissioner Castle j for failing to take out a Dominion li-; cense for terminal elevators. These are purely local firms with limited j storage accommodation for their own purposes, and they point out that to 1 take out such license would convert them into treminal elevators, and disqualify them under tlie license from doing other than storage bus'nes a, of I for which their plant is not designed. Closing: j The penalty for not taking out a terminal license is $10 per dem.; idaily except Sunday).. 7:30 I Should decision go against them the Vancouver via B C. E. R. lake ports will be deprived of a prom- 1'daily except Sunday).. 7:30|islng industry and an adverse judgment would he a death blow. Davidson and Smith is the only j firm at present involved in the prose-j , cution. Tl e'r e to "age is between I j 05,000 and 70,000 bushels. It is under-! j stood the firm will take a license out ' I in any case. Time United States via C. P. R. ROOM TO RENT���A comfortable furnished bedroom suitable for two gentlemen. Apply at 233 8th St. TO LET���FURNISHED ROOMS. AP- ply upstairs Trapp block, corner Columbia Btreet and Clarkson TO RENT ��� FURNISHED BED- rooms. 703 Third avenue. Apply after 6 p. m. or between !) a. m. and 5 p. m. at Room 14. C23 Columbia ��t rpot LOST. B LOST���A LADIES' GOLD OPEN face watch with initials "E, It" on back. Finder kindly return to Gl] 6th Btreel and receive reward. LOST���BETWEEN HOLY TRINITY cathedral an.l Seventh street via Agnes street, a black ostrich feather boa. Finder please leave ai .Johnston's shoo store. EGGS! Green Cut Bone to Make Your Chickens Lay. Central Meat Markel BOWELL & ODDY Corner Eighth St. and Fifth Avenue PHONE 370. Westminster Transfer Co. Office 'Phone lift. Barn 'Plione 117 Columbia 8treet. Baggage delivered promptly lo any part of the city. Light and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT. Vancouver via B. C. E. R. (daily except Sunday)..ll:00! 18:00���Vancouver via B. C. E. R. (dhily except Sunday)..16:00 8:30���Victoria via B. C. E. R. (daily except Sunday).. 7:30 | 13:00���Victoria via B. C. E. R. idaily except Sunday).. 7:30 7:30���United States via G. N. R. Idaily except Sunday).. 7:30 15:00���United States via G. N. R. (dally except Sunday)..16:00 12:10���All points east and Europe (daily) 7:30 23:00���All points east and Europe (dally) 15:15 12:10���Sapperton and Fraser Mills (daily except Sunday) 7:30 20:00���Sapperton and Fraser mills (daily except Sunday) 15:15 2:10���Coquitlam (daily except Sunday 1 7:30 13:00���Central Park and Edmonds (daily except Sunday) 11:00 13:30���East- Burnaby and Burquitlam (daily except Sunday 13:30 10:00���Timberland, Strawberry Hill and Soutli Westminster (Tuesday and Friday) 13:30 10:00���Ladner, Port Guichon, Westham rsland 13:30 10:00���Annie vllle, Sunbury (daily excepl Sunday 13:30 0 00 -Annacis Island Monday Wednesday and Friday 13:30 10:00���Woodwards (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 13:30 D: 00���Vancouver, Piper's Siding via O, N. R. (dally except Sunday) ..14:20 11:30���Cloverdale and Port Kells 1 dally except Sunday)..15:00 0���Clayton (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat- day 15:00 11:30���Tynehead (Tuesday and Friday) 15:00 8:30���Burnaby Lake (dally except Sunday 16:00 10: 00���Ahbotsford, Matsqui, Huntington, etc. (dally except Sunday) 7:30 15:45���Crescent, White Rock and Blaine (daily except Sunday) 7:30 16: 45���Hall's Prairie, Fern Ridge and Hazlemcn (Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- 11; IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ��� IN ��� THE DAILY NEWS. Homage Was Not Official. Ottawa, Dec. fi.���In the house of commons yesterday, Sir Wilfrid Lau- : rier, replying to Dr. Sproule, said the message sent to Cardinal Vanutelli last September on the occasion of the ! Eucharistic congress by Deputy Governor Girouard conveying an expression of homage to tbe pan<>l legate I was not sent with the authority or knowledge of the government. MERCHANTS GET BUSY and Advertise your goods. By advertising eariy you encourage early shopping. To the first purchasers belong the spoils. Everybody in New Westminster reads the Daily News, thc paper that boosts your city and stands for improvements always. No one is too big to advertise No one too small. E3 & �� Do a Bit of Thinking and Advertise in The Daily News w^W! HJ2WW Sentjta Approval A To ResponsiblS PEori.E ** flUG'S Laughlin |���� FOUNTAIN PEN I and I RED GEM Cfte Ink Pencil Your Choice of $ Thtse Two Papular Articles for cnN Bi Inn .08 paid lo any address liUiiraiivi.s a.e tx__\ h_U Kvery pen guaranteed full 11 Kt. bclid OojU���cut 01) right hand i.iay be bad in t-.iJier our btaudard black opaque pattern, or Noo-brcalcnble Transpat- J ent. ta de tri red, either in j plain or engraved finish, as preferred. Von may try thli pen a woek, I If vnu <Iuii.il l.r.-l u ,viro|.i.,. i-iiur-l a I'li-r artii le t)mn y mi can to Cute f'ir rttBU 'i''�� TIllH *.iy,*\ .���*r* iii any other �� t.U, if in. eiitlicly iitiifddmy In ei'ory re ���pect return it and we will icn<t \ yob $1,10 for U, Cvjun LKfr Iflotirfamrat r-rirt 2 Pn. iiinr R*u (.km Ink pencil, a cumplttf litnk proof triumph, may In_ carried In ai.y pMltlolt in por kftt Dl itlOpptttl I ap, wrtl. , i I any an*!, at flf. ft toucti I Milium l.nrltlg) feed. Iridium | point, polUbod v��lcaiil/ed mid.. . CM*, t?ir& ."tu finiab. Retail I I everywhere for 13.90, Aronti ' wnnUd Writ* for t#-mi, Wnl_ | now "|_it you forget." iJdreri [ * Laughlin Mfg. Co.^f Najutto Bldg.. OlIfoR, ��||nh. m''T lasry^ftftiNGs SHOW CASES ARTISTIC MANTELS���STAIR RAILINGS���ALL KINDS OF WOODWORKING���DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SUPPLIED Westminster Woodworking Co. For all kinds of JOB PRINTING Phone 695 or leave orders at The Arrow Press Mrs. E. M. Domlny, Pro. near The Dally News Co., 601) Victoria Street. J. BROOKES, Proprietor WORKS���Corner Eleventh and Cerllne. PHONE 473 CANADIAN PACIFIC B. C. Coast Service �������������������������������������������**����������.>������**>*�������������������������������������������������������*�� SS. TRANSFER Commencing September 15, tlie SS. Transfer will leave Brackman- Ker wharf every afternoon, except Sunday, at 2 p.m., for Ladner, Westham Island and Way Ports I g. Returning to New Westminster Saturday evening. Returning will leave every week-day morning at 7 a.m. and Ladner 7:30 a.m. Additional trip Monday morning, leaving New Westminster at 5 a.m. This schedule subject to change without notice. For freight and passenger rates apply to ROBERT JARDINE, Manager VANCOUVER TO VICTORIA. 10:00 a. m Daily except Sunday 1:00 p. m Daily TO SEATTLE. 10:00 a. m Dally 11:30 p. m Daily TO NANAIMO. 2:00 p. m Dally excepl Sunda/ TO UNION AND COMOX. 5:00 p. m.; Kvery Monday TO PRINCE RUPERT AND ALASKA 11:00 p. m,..Dec. 3, 11, 27, Jan. 7. 81 TO QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. 11:00 p. ni Dec. (i, 20. TO HARDY BAY LOGGING CAMP 8:30 a, m Kvery Thursday UPPER FRASER. WESTMINSTER AND CHILLIWACK Leave Westminster 8:00 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave Chilliwack 7:00 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ED. GOULKT, Agent, Westminster. H. W. BRODIE, | O. P, A., Vancouver, ��� V.EDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1910. IHE DAILY NEWS. PAGE THREE. Headaches - nausea ��� indigestion-muddy complexion-pimptes- bad breath���these are some of the effects of constipation. The mild, sensible, reliable remedy to They contain the blest discovered and best evaciKuit ..,��_�����, which empties the bowels without the slightest discomfort and without disturbing th= rest of ,he sys,em' Constantly increased doses are not necessary. 25c. ��� ���***��� H_f_____ lX"n��' y" **_** ' t���. ^ 25c. and w. will n_* th��m. 25 Montr**!. tioOJj prug Mid Ch��mic��l Compaq of C+nmd*, Limited, BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN THE INDIAN EMPIRE Rev. J. Fraser Campbell, D, D., Gives Interesting In terview in Regina. PORT MANN The Terminal and Industrial Centre of the C. N. R. Sixty-Bix foot lots in subdivision of the N. E. 1,4 Sec 16* on the easl end; $450.00 and up. Kasy terms. COQUITLAM ACREAGE disappointed very readily become disaffected and seditious. "(b) The government has carried the principle of religious neutrality to an extreme which it now sees to be injurious. Instead of taking the position on the subject of Sir John Lawrence, sometimes called the "Saviour of British Government in India," namely, Proselytisr.. either by force or by wordly inducement is abhorrent to Christianity itself, but, as we have experienced its benefits, we wish you to know about it and we shall therefore give you tbe chance of learning about It, while we are careful 10 avoid inducing any to adopt it, either through fear or favor.' "It refused to give any Christian teaching in Its colleges, with the "result that the students, while receiving intellectual development, go cn in an interview which moral training and were taught English ''history Forty acres west of the junction: $350.00 per acre. lance six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-lour months. $".1111.1111 cash. 15 Acres in D. L. 255 Fifteen acres in 1). I.. 255; e six and twelve months. per acre. One-third cash, Hal- MacCallum Bros. Smith Block 627 Columbia St. oom ������������������������������������������������������������������������<��� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������j Latest FANCY SHIRTS I There are many new Fall arrivals in our Shirt stock. We've the finest lot of Shirts we have ever spread out. The man who wants distinctive styles can now revel in the pick- j ing of choice patterns. ��� upon an extremely 0 tions and excltabl 0 ne of the Point* about our Shirts that men appreciate is the FIT���it's perfect. Select your fall Shirts, sir, right now while you have so wide a choice. J.EUGENE BROWN & CO. | 610 COLUMBIA STREET A pure grape cream of tartar powder. Its fame is world-wide. No alum, no phosphatic acid. There is never a question as to the absolute purity and healthful- ness of the food it raises. ���0HW Regina, Dec. 6.���"The alarmist stories of unrest and impending revolution in India should be taken with much caution," said Rev. J. Fraser Campbell, D. Ib, he granted here. Ur. Campbell, who has heen a visitor In the city during tlie past ten '. days, the guest of his sister, Mrs. T. j H. Humble, is a distinguished missionary of t. ie Presbyterian church of Canada, stationed at Rutlan, Central India. His furlough is drawing to a | close and iu January lie again sails for the Orient. Having lived in India for thirty- four years, he is thoroughly conversant with all phases of life and has a . splendii grasp of the political situation there. Tlie unrest in India is a subject which has aroused tl.e Inteiest cf loyal Hritish subjects all over the empire. Grave apprehension has been felt by many and Ihe "alirmist stories" and conflicting statements of the press have not heen calculated to allay fears. The clear, concise interpretation of the situation in India by such an authority as Dr. Campbell cannot fall to be of interest. Extent of the Unrest. "While we cannot tell what may take place," continued Ur. Campbell, "the people are not generally dlsaf-l fected. The great masses are indif- terent as to who governs them, . o! long as they are not interfered with. They see they are well off and would be sorry to see British government removed. "In the second place, while about- three-fifths of the people of India are directly ruledl by British (officials,' governors, lieutenant-governors and commissioners in presidencies or .provinces, two-fifths are in states ruled by natives, hereditary princes under the surzerainty of tl.e British government. These na'ive princes and other landed proprietors and men having great material at stake in the' country, are with very few excep-' tions unwilling to lose British government, knowing, as they do, that its removal would mean civil war and anarchy, followed by the advent of one or another of the great powers, Russia or Japan or Germany, whose rule would prove far less desirable. "While, however, the British rule does not seem to be in any great danger, yet there is always a possibility , of outbreaks, which might become local massacres, due to the influence of (!lSV6r and Wtii}i.'i uptlloua agitators ignorant, superstl- le populace. Tbe j . : ators are comparatively few, but from their partial education, their un-. scrupulousness, their connection eft-1 en with the press and the advantage ] which they have taken of the govern-1 meat's unwillingness to interfere, in | auy way with tiie liberty of thq press, tliey ha\e had. an, undue iuiiuence. "British Government Excellent. "As a matter of fact, While British government in India lias made grievous mistakes and more than mistakes yet, on the whole, it bas been of unspeakable benefit to ludia and is probably one of the hest governments iu thu world. "It is significant that the missionaries from other nations, and especially American missionaries, whose love of freedom and love for tlie people of India are unquestionable, are yet enthusiastic admirers of the British government in ludia. Cause of Unrest. "The Marat speaking Brahmins have never forgotten tbat under their leadership the Marat had conquered Immense areas of Central India and might probably hava seemed universal supremacy in India hut for the British, who became supreme instead of tliem, and, consequently, tliey have never ceased to hate the British government and plot against il. lt will be remembered that Nana Sahib, of the Indian mutiny, was one cf ihi; class. "In the second place, Brahmin priests generally! hy tic spread ol Christianity and enlightenment, are mJu. deprived of the almost absolute authority and Influence which tliey exercised and of lhe limine al advantages which resulted. Tbey would like lo stem the tide and get back to tlieir old position. "in tho third place, this had led to a recrudescence of Hinduism similar to the revival of idolatry in Europe in the early centuries cf the Christian era, due to the struggle against the rapid spread of Christianity. "Connected wilh this and giving a religious as well as a political motive for assassination und massacre, is the widespread Tantraistn and devotion of the Shakli and the goddess Kali, the wife of Shlo, who is represented as most blood-thirsty and craving not only for animal but human sacrifices. Mistakes of British. "lal The British government hns spent immense sums on the higher education of a comparatively small number instead of the primary education of the masses. In providing men educated sufficiently for governmenl service, It has educated far more than there are posts to fill Large numbers .especially of Brahmins and the writer caste, have sought this higher education rather for the genteel employment to which it leads, than for the love of learn lng, and when there Is not government service enough for them all, the ind political economy without the ballast of Christian principle. "These strictures on education, however, apply only to the government schools and colleges. The Bible is systematically taught by the many missionary schools and Colleges. ��� i Home Rule For India. ""* "The self-government of the people will doubtless he conceded by Britain as rapidly as the people become fit to exercise it for their own good, but the great danger now is that it may be given more ra] idly than they are ready to use it for the good of the whole. "In the past, the higher castes have treated the depressed masses with a tyranny and contempt immensely greater than what they themselves have ever had to complain of, from individual Englishmen, and were they now to he invested with the power wliich some clamor for, it would be a terrible set-back to those depressed masses who are now being steadily elevated by the British gov-' ernment and still more by the various missions. INTERURBAN TIME TABLE NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH. Trains leave New Westminster for Vancouver: 5, 5:50, 6:20, 6:50, 7:20, 8 and every half hour thereafter until 11 p. m. SUNDAY SERVICE: Trains leave New Westminster for Vancouver at 6, 7, 8 and every half hour until 11 p. m. FREIGHT EXPRESS SCHEDULE: Express cars leave New Westminster for Vancouuver at 7:20 a. m., 11:20 a. m., and 3:20 p. m. CITY AND SAPPERTON LINES: City. 20-minute service from 5:40 a. m. until 11:20 p. m. Sunday���20-minutes service from 8 a. m. until 11:20 p.m. Sapperton: 20-minute service from 6:10 a. m. until 11:30 p. m. Sunday���20-minutes service from 8:10 a. m. until 11:30 p. m. LULU ISLAND, EBURNE-WESTMINSTER BRANCH: Trains leave New Westminster for Vancouver at 7K and every hour thereafter up to 11 p. m., connecting at Eburne Junction for Steveston. SUNDAY SERVICE: Trains leave New Westminster for Vancouver at 8 a. m. and every half hour thereafter up to 11 p. m. NEW WESTMINSTER-CHILLIWACK BRANCH: To Ahbotsford only���Leave New Westminster 4: 15 p. m. To Chilliwack���leave New Westminster 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. B.C. ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO. B.C. Mills limber and Trading \Co. Manufacturers and Dealers ln All Kinds of LUMEBR, LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, INTERIOR TURNED WORK, FISH BOXES- LARGE FANCY GLASS. STOCK FINISH, PLAIN AND Royal City Planing Mills Branch Telephone 12 New Westminster Box 137 ���������������������^�������������������������������� < "Moving Pictures" Eyes. Ottawa, Dec. r,.���Officers enlisting for tbe navy find that of large numbers of men offering on both coasts 75 per cent are rejected because cf cigarette hearts or moving picture eyes. POPHAM'S CHOCOLATES _____��___��� FRESH THIS WEEK \ Ryall's Drug Store PHONE 57. EYES TESTED BY GRADUATE ����������������������*��*+��**4t*����������*��*��*����oeaaaaaae>��4e����+++��,�� _________B__BI WESTMINSTER OPERA HOUSE ^��>0 HECTOR McCAIG, Manager. Sfepifre COMING 'IfiVburCbalBill ra:v . f v Use a Currer.Cx.'crd :.-: 1 ���.-.:,* 20 per cent, -coil bill. il-.c. re in either door. insur cr top. Tic "Chancellor" shewn horc L: the finest rice! ranre made by the well lm ���'��� .��� Gtirncy - Oxford C rr.par.y. ' no better i i be 1 ad the c< untry. Made in r.iorc styles and sizes t'. c.:i any steel range cn the market, with every late device fur economy and convenience. Material is thc best to be had, inside and out. With or without reservoir oh end. Guard <n ash Braced oven bottom. 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ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS IT WILL BRING RESULTS ���!������ fr**m 5 i I '�� PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY NEWS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, , The Daily News Coalition Leads Tories By Five Seats rsbllahed by Tne Dally .News Publtsn- toi? Company, Limited, at their offlces, Corner of McKensie Streets. aud Victoria E. A. Paige Managing Director WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1910 TOLSTOI'S FAREWELL MESSAGE. An article from wllich the following extracts were takeul by Count Lyoff N. Tolstoi, the great Russian reformer, idol of tbe Russian peasant, thorn in the side of the Russian despotism, was written "for all the world." It appeared in Russia not long ago. ��� �� �� My farewell message to the world ���a: my ape every greeting is also a farewell���is my view as to how life should be framed in order that it may be henceforth, not as heretofore, bad and sad, but as God wishes, and as we wish ourselves; that is, that it may be full of happiness and contentment. The attainment of this aim depends upon the conception we liave of our lives. If my conception of life is that my body (the -body of John, Peter, or Mary) is given me in 01 der that I may find in it as much pleasure, joy iind fortune as possible, in my life must always, under all eir- \ with cunistances, be miserable or bad. Tlie Jority reason is that what I desire everyone else desires. As everyone wants tbe greatest amount of pleasure, and ns the sum total of pleasure remains the same, there is not enough to around. Therefore every man who lives for himself must take something from cithers; he must combat others, hate otl,eis and make ctlieis unhappy. Even those who attain their purposes are never happy; they a;e to:tared lest others Bhould deprive them of their wealth, and envy ethers who have accumulated more than they. vt'ontinued from Page One.J date winning by twelve votes. Crooks Gets Back. Tlie battle in Woolwich was one of the baldest. WilJ Crooks, a working- man who wa8 turned out in the last election, recaptured bis seat by .36. Burns Increases Majority. Tho Unionists concentrated their heavy lire on Battersea, but John Burns, president of the local govern- j ment board, again surprised them, bringing up his majority from 555 in the last election to 1292. Almost everywhere few more ballots were east than In the last election. Mere Liberals than Unionists s:.t>c.i away from the polls. Excluding tbe districts which changed tlieir complexions, the Unionists made re- lathe gains in IS. the Liberals in 12 districts. Socialists Fare Badly. The Socialist candidates in Loudon did poorly, none commanding five hundred votes. Their newspapers appear exercised over this surprisingly small influence. Almost all the most important among them and those with the largest circulation, championed the Unionist cause and yet tbey were unable to make material inroads in the Liberal and Labor lines. The betting on the stock exchange before election was that the coalition majority would drop to 05. Good Majority Expected. As the election progressed, the betting favored eighty, then ninety, lt is now conceded that, the government will have 10G majority. London. Dec. 7.���The London Lib- ral morning papers are enthusiast ic over the result of yesterday's pollings. j Predictions are freely made that the tbat case I government will be returned to power 1 substantially increased ma- The life of all men wbo live in the body must be miserable. All such men are unhappy. Life is given to us for real happiness. But to attain such happiness a man must unde.stand that the real life is not in the body; that happiness is not reached in obey- ] ing the body's dictates, but in obey- lng the dictates of the spirit wliich | lives in all men. The spirit asks fori spiritual happiness. And as the spirit Returned Unopposed. The following members were elected unopposed yesterday. Hampshire (West)���-Captain W. V. Faber, Unionist. Surrey (Mid)���\Y. Keswick, Unionist. Antrim (South)���C. C. Craig, Unionist. Bucks (South Wycombe)���Sir C. A. Cripps, Unionist. Kent (Isle of Tbanet)��� F. C. Craig, Unionist. Lancashire (Widnes)���Colonel nail- Walker. Unionist. j Worcestershire (Bewdley)���Stanley ; Baldwin, Unionist. Armagh (North)���W. Moore, Union- list. Shropshire (South)���R. Hunt, Unionist. Sussex (Lewes)���Camp, Unionist. Cumberland 1 Penrith)���J. \Y. Low- ther, Unionist. Westmeath (South)���Sir W. It. Nugent, Xationalist. Waterforrf (Kast)���P. J. Power, Xa tionalist. CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. is one in all men, it brings merely profitable words, but greatest and most dea.ed of things. not thej all' Notice re Water Rates. Ratepayers aie requested to note, by order o f the council, that on and from January 1st, 1911, ((uarterly water rates will become operative. We hear on all sides that life is | The present 2n per cent, discount bad and miserable because of its bidiwi11 be allowed from accounts paid 1 during the whole of the first month of each quarter; i.e., January, April, institutions; we need only, we aie told, to change the bad institutions into good ones, and life will change for the better. Do not believe that. Do net believe that any particular institution can make life either better .or worse. Those people who most thirstily seek for the best institutions .are often themselves living in discord and quarreling. The institution which some persons propose as the best, others declare to be the worst; they desire to substitute their own ideas, July and October The full account will be required during the second month. After the second month, unpaid quarterly accounts will be dealt with in accordance with Water By-law 30. \V. A, DUNCAN, City Clerk. December G, 1910. TENDERS. which opponents agree to be very Lad. And even if all institutions were 1 Tenders addressed to the under- j signed at Ottawa, and endorsed on 'the envelope "Tender {or Prince Rupert Buoy Depot," will be received the best conceivable, men could not ��� up to. noon on the live with them owing to their being; Third Day of January, 1911, used to a bad life. At present we are!for tlle construction of a Btiory Depot used to a bad life, and we are con- ��' **"* "T'1' ," Pf, pr^ince of ,., , ���. British Columbia, including the erec- lent with it. We pretend that we tion of a Reinforced Concrete Wharf, would live better amongst better in- timber approach Trestle, Power Btitutions, But how can Institutions r*0UBe wi,tl Chimney, Buoy Shed, Le better while men remain bad'' Stores, Offices and Dwellings, also the installation of Drainage and Water Systems. ,,,,,,,,, ...,.;.,.,��� :iI, ,,,. (er. Plans, specifications and Articles r,-, 1. ���r��� ,1 ,, 1 1 r 1 1 . of Agreement may be seen and forms D| is good or bad il be has notU tender procured at the Depart- tried it. Make the attempt. Promise ment of Marino and Fisheries, Ot- for a while to follow all the com- tawa, at the office of the Agent, of I the Department of Marine and Fish- ta! commandments of love. Live so that in your relations with others, even with thieves and drunkards, with superiors or subordinates, you will think of what is best for them, not for your- .self. And after you bave made the attempt, ask youi self: "Was it so difficult? Have I spoiled or bettered ! my life?" Then decide whether love brings happiness or not. Try it. Instead of returning evil with evil, try cries, Victoria, B.C., Halifax-, .VS., St. John, X.B., Quebec and Montreal, at the Post Office, Prince Rupert, B.C., and at the Custom House, Winnipeg, Man. Only lump sum tenders, on tho tender form prepared by the Department, will be considered. Each tender must be accompanied an accepted bank cheque in favor the Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries equal to (ive per cent, of I by !of ., . , , .the whole amount of the tender, to return evil with good; to say noth-1 whlch chef|lle wlM be forfelte(1 lf tlu: ing ill of men; to act kindly even j successful tenderer declines to sign with the ox- and dog. Live thus one;tlle Articles of Agreement above referred to or fails to complete the Cholines tenders hind It- or any l day, two days, or more, and compare the state of your mind with its state in former days. Make the attempt, :ynd you will gee how the dark, evil moods have passed away, and how the -.soul's happiness has increased. Make ���the attempt and you will see that the'ment without authority from the Do- .-gospel of love, the happiness of all. partment will not be paid for same. To wish all men happiness, however,' ALKXAN'DKR JOHNSTON, . j i, ' Deputy Minister of Marine and means to love all men. And the more Fisheries r mm loves, the freer and the more Department, of Marine and Fisheries, Joyful is his life. [��j .. Ottawa, Canada, November 8, 11)10.' work uccording to contract accompanying unsuccessful will be returned. Tbe Department does not self to accept the lowest tender. Newspapers copying this adverttse- 910. BGnami LEES LIMITED We Furnish Your Home Complete LEES LIMITED ' SUCCESSORS TO LEE'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM. PHONE 73. 716-718 COLUMBIA ST., NEW WESTMINSTER. Lace Curtains, per pair Window Shades, mounted on best hartshorn Rollers, complete .... 35c Linoleum, 12 feet wide, per square yard . . .. 47c Arch Curtains, per pair $2.90 Reversible Wool Squares, 3x 31-2 yards . . . 4.50 Grey Flannelette Blankets, full size, par pair Stair Oil Cloth, per yard . 17c 5.00 Axminster Rugs for . 4.00 Birch Parlor Table, mahogany finish . . . 2.75 65c Chairs for 47c 9.50 Extension Dining Tables 7.75 Reversible Hearth Rugs . 2.75 3.50 Carpet Sweeper, Bissels make . . . . 2.50 2.00 Heavy Bed Comforters, large size, 2 yards square 1.35 Every piece of Furniture reduced 20 per cent, up till Xmas, Get your choice now, the stock is complete. We will hold goods for Xmas delivery for you. L1 Successors to Denny & Galloway Reliable Home Furnishers New Westminster Maple Ridge Snaps 80 acres In the southwest quarter of Section 31, Twp. 12, \. \y, q Price MO per aire; good terms. lid acres in the southwest <|iiaiter of Section L'H, Twp. \2, fifteen acres cleared; small orchard, six-roomed house; barn 35x40 feet; price ?70 per acre; good terms. .5 acres in the northwest quarter of Section L'D, Twp. 12, ten acri cleared. Fight acres more for clearing. House iMxlli feet, bam 40x40 feet, shop 20x40 feet, chicken bouse 16x18 feel, woodshed 18x24 feet. Stock: Four pure-bred Jersey cows, 80 white leghorn fowl; kitchen stove, one horse, light wagon, one cream separator an.l dairy out lit; one sel of blacksmith's t mils and stock valued al Jirmii. Everything gees at $4500, on good terms. The People's Trust Co. Ltd. T. II. McCormick Manager Real Kstate Department. 451 COLUMBIA STREET. PHONE 660. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. What About That ^m^rnms>s-m**********m i ��� �� msssmmmsm-*, i in -i.i Christmas Gift ? Let Us Suggest Something Useful We have a full line of Rogers Bros. 1847 Silverware, also a full Selection of nign grade iarvers . Cutl ery an< Nickel Plated Ware. T. J. Trapp & Co., Ltd. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������*��.........��.��4 * ��� ��� ��� 4 4 4 "j HECTOR McCAIG, Manager. Wed. & rhurs. Dec. 7th & 8th MOVING PICTURES : OF j Buffalo Bill's j Wild West Shows | And Big Vaudeville Feature RINO and RINO 4345-47��Sixth Sireet "J Two Shows Nightly, 7.30 and 9. Admission 10c and 25c ',, Seat Sale, McKenzie's Pharmacy, Saturday, Dec. 3 ...������������������������������1 ���������M< *T I 4 4 4 4 > ���: ..SDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FTVE SPORTING NEWS >""* BUTTS IN 0D QUEERS SMOKER rfage Mav Have To TBe-Besorted To. By Sap perton Lacrosse Club. . Sapperton E! ii n I : I* lacrosse Bmokei ,..,.(l ui hold in Bt. Friday night is In Df uncertainty, ow- Cblef of Polloe m lBBa�� not discovered that are going W Tiie '"" I,, d :l'e toP8r] '"he*discovered that ;.������ M tbat the plat* suttragettee on the V'H' ��� , , . rdened criminals the ��� ill ��� _��� V ___________________��� ,. .ered in ii musty put W King bonis held in iVestminater and for . . ,. charged, may *���* , ���.>men, of $600, | .... SapP��rtOB smoker '���'��� ' ^sb us a circus. GREAT BRiTAiN MAY SAPPERTON MAY ENTER CITY FOOTBALL LEAGUE East End Players Have pesigns on A (HAMPIflN ScalPf' of Rangers, Aston Villains, Citizens, Bankers Etc. Jim Corbett Admires Hudi Mcintosh's Skill in Arousing Fighting Blood. in Chicago in I I same r the sl be no getting away it baa cropped up , batons and all I,, were Invented to th rf . ade use at on tbe k collect!*) may |. " . tbe course of lhe W1' . ��� case there would I" Or acini, mi. 1,1 be son Intending to \W" mance would be Imberahlp tlckei ior etlc cluh or the ��� something of the "v. .. be then entitled I I tecl nically no ��� ave been charged. **-��� ��� .��� tbe ;��� I cn "��� I, ,i want to bi too sti I : a statute la s '.'. t It says got , ball ol the Sapper- ��� rviewed I .) . pei ts an an- PJ , .,,. The matter '. . ihtened oul In I mc ;. ��� bul n Is exi ected to ��� some time and beld t his weel I; (By Jamei J Corbetl Tribune,)] Thai ancient and honorable eld oountrj fistic Institution ,the National Sporting club, of London, has entered the field as a rival to the daring Australian boxing promoter, Hugh D, Mc- b. Alarmed at the hold on the affections of t.iie sport loving public, like methods of the bustling Antipodean had broughl aboul and fearing for Its own proud ��� premier boxing organization ol England, the club, through Iti ma gi ml announces thai Lord Lonsdale has offered a belt to be coned for by the beal heavyweights of the world. i: Is Un idea of lhe National direc- bold a tournament wlt.li eight I or more of the mosl likely hea\y- In tbe country as principals to*take place during the month ' De ber. The winner of the series l.ours is to he presented with the Lonsdale belt, and acknowledged by ihe cluh as the champion Q. Kngland. Exactly wheie the National Sport- Is going to find the men is not stated, and as advices received from the old country lpad me to be- Ueve that Mcintosh has ain talned the signatures of practically all the professional heavies, Mana- Betl Ins 'ii v 111 La\ e his w rk cul out in endeavoring to heat the Australian at lis own lame. It would seem thai Mac had the better of it, ni heen all thi -. ' be mill and if reports arc ��� - ��� ��� came oor- : ��� ed and sewed ip so far as the Mg ��� ��� ��� -nel Another team, Sapperton, is a pos- Bible entry for the city soccer league. ll Welsh, manager of the Sapperton lacrosse team, has an idea that Sap- ' perton would slant! ;��� good chance in ithe league and he will endeavor to have some of the hoys get together and see w!i ! can be done towards forming a team. There are. lots of good players in Sapperton; they hav- the grounds and all that the need is a football io he ahle to start playing. The penitentiary guards have some good players among their numbers and there are half aj do. en men on the lacrosse team who | need exercise and have legs. lt is proposed to hold a meeting] some time this week to decide what I ��� action will he taken and it is almost I | an assured fact that Sapperton will] enter the league with a bunch ofl bome brews arho will he hard to heat WHO IS THE CHAMPION WRESTLER OF WORLD . Did Henry Ordeman Cet Gotch's Title at Minneapolis? Has Frank Gotch Really Retired? Has Frank Gotch, the world's great- est catch-as-catch-can wrestter, really retired from tbe game, and if he has, will the presence ot Mahmout and Zybsko in this country, downing al! the American grapplers aspiring to the title, lure the great lowan from bit peaceful retreat, to Keep the title in America? Wi.J the Gotch reiiro- menl prove a repetition of that of I .lames .1. Jeffries in pugilism? These are questions the wrestling ! fans are asking after tl.e match at There has, bow-1 Minneapolis, in which Gotch said hei IKIYDRK TO ENJOY BUSY BOX1 NG WEEK . '��� IM Est. G ���Boxing fans in crowded program - week. The Olympic I , week with a Can ill, of Call- I Houck, of Phlla- .,��� :. Athletic cluh, .hi offers a ten- . ��� . .-��� d two he tvy- Ipi. ts. Jim Stewart, of- Brooklyn. .. Sullivan, of Boaton. et twice before with !: ��� en. i Tnesd night the National Rating fl ib will see Lew Powell in btwelgfct, in a ten Voung Otto. Jack Li ��� ��� -nier bantamweight !i;i. will be the ~i: a at the Sharkey At ti ls': ��� ,Vedneaday night, when '-��� ������ Griffin. ers will be shown at the Ive i bs on the last three fall ... ek. ever, always been considerable pres- ' i ��� I to the i ��� ms ol box ers who appear I thi >ld club, and it ��� ambition ��� ' Bl in ! bl B1 glove- perform before Its ultra fashionable members, ami tl Is will tx stacle M�� Intesh will meel - , ���:,���.��� ,wir to control the situa: lon Australian Has the Edge. The leading American heavy- ms also ..re said to have signed lust i .n. Johnson. Burns ��� ������*! the American title to Henry Ordeman when he defeated Charles Culler of Chicago by default. Gotch anm ra ed prior to the match that be sd from the wrestling game, and that the winner of the match could consider himself the legitimate Champion Ol America. The out omi ol the match was unsatisfactory. Cutler took rbe first fall in *0:50 with a i crotch and wristlock hold, but Ordeman won the second bout In 5:30 with a iof hold iiutier fought desperately and Langford are supposed to be un- a~*;nsl ,h^ 8"P. and when he finally der contract to meet tie best men de- succumbed it was found that lhe Chi- velop* . Ddei the Mcintosh plan of CM~- ^''^tler had Injured his knee ling England's talent to the front ��*V severely. Gotch, It ���* .i ear from this tbal tlio Itho bo",s- 'hereupon New Fruits ft New Dates 10c lb. New Cleaned Currants Bulk 10c lb. The very best cleaned Currants in 1 lb. packages 2 for 25c Seed Raisins Fancy 16 o2. packages 2 for 25c Seed Raisins, Standard 12 oz. pkgs 3 for 25c Shell Walnuts New Ones 40c lb. Shell Almonds, new, 40c lb. C. A. Welsh The People's Gre cer Phones 193 and 443 Sapperton Phone 373 Genui me Removal Sale We have to set out, so now i.s your chance to pet Bargains in Jewellery. EVERYTHING REDUCED IN PRICE. WATCHES. Boy's Regular $2.50; now $1.50 Boy's Regular $(l.OO; now $4.00 Girl's Regular $8.50 Silver W.itch now $6.00 Girl's Regular $5.00 Gun Metal Watch; now $3.00 Ladies' Regular $15.00 Gold Filled, Open Face, 25 year guaranteed case, fitted with reliable movement. Only $10.00 Ladies' Regular $18.00 Gold filled Hunting. 25 year guaranteed case, fitted with reliable movement; Wallham or Elgin. Only $12.50 GENTLEMEN���SEE OUR SPECIAL $10.00 GOLD FILLED WATCH. IT CANT RE REAT. ,,������, . .... Ladies' Umbrellas, Regular $12.50. Sale price $6.50 Ladies' Hat Pins (just arrived i; .regular $2.50 and $3.50. Sale price $1.00 Ladies' Brooches, Regular $".00 amythest. Sale price $1.00 DIAMOND EAR-RING���Every pair absolutely guaranteed pure white Weselton. Written guarantee given if desired. Regular $75.00. Sale price $55.00 Regular $85.00. Sale price $65.00 Regular $1.1,1.00. Sale price $105.00 Regular $2.15.00. Sale price $185.00 DIAMOND RINGS���We can save you 25 per cent and give you a large range to choose from. CLOCKS���Oak, eight-day; strikes hour and half-hour with alarm attached. Regular $6.75, Sale price $.1.75. A few left. ALARM CLOCKS���Regular $1.25. Sale juice 50c JUST ARRIVED���A fine line of Ladies' Hand Rags in Horn-backed Aligator, Seal and Walrus. AH at reduced prices. T. GIFFORD FOR BARGAINS IN WATCHES ... ���tt>t*i'*7m*r mJH-m^, I "iJ* 'lt,Wj ��� ���������������������������������������������**�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� I CHRISTMAS GOODS We are daily opening up new goods and are showing the largest line Ot WATCHES, JEWELRY,etc., ever exhibited In New Westminster. N.uv i? the tinip to choose tha article for an Xmas piesent. We will put goods away for you until you want them. ' Call and examine our stock now, when lt Is complete. wn .. i ��� oal Australian had the dice of the Nail folk, as a i irn menl in Kngland without nun like Bombardier Wells, .md Sergeant Sunshine, both Ol w I om bave been Safel] corralled by thc enemy, would be like Hamlet with the melancholy Dane conspicuous I > his absence. Just as present the British sports all are worked up over the prospects and for the first time in years the, newapapers aie giving columns pf!world's champion space to the talk of the possibility of ;the development of an Knglishnmn good enough to bring back the linguistic championship to tha tight little tale ... | Mcintosh has stirred things up and |K5TR0YERS OF GAME jn |lis clever wav has sot everybody WILL BE THINNED OUT ,������>slini. foI. hlm; Hp has worked the who rcfereed declared Orde- he match by de- BQvere 1) boats man the winner oB fault. The question now arises, did Ordeman. by bring awarded the match therebj become the champion wrest* ! ler of America" It will be remembor- ' ed that many critic remonstrated when Tommy Bunts was recognized jas the chamvion yet when Jack Johnson defeated tie Canadian pugilist, | the negro lighter was considered the - mi 6.���For the flrst time |IB�� blstorj of the local game pro- ���r ��� ion, a big hunt will be Md i>) the sportsmen of the county '"' ������ of destroying all ani- ts' ��d birds that kill game. T!* hunters will he divided into Nteanw, and the teams doing the " rk will be guests at a dinner pte given by the losers. The work .'��� begin D< ember 15 and continue F' month, T;'":" i- a bounty paid by the a Borne of the animals, so F hunters i-'i- d-ork. *���-.* spent on will not only be doing it will be paid for tbe the hunt. SPOKANE PLANS RACES. national pride interests overtime and the sports confident!) expect Mac to uncover a world beater so that the American Invaders will be sure of a warm welcome when they arrive In England. The heavyweight champion may take a trip abroad sooner than he had contemplated, in an Interview only the other day, Johnson slated he would sail for Europe about the mil- die of Februarj with the hope of doing some lighting abroad. Jack probably thinks il would not be a bad Idea to beal the otlieis ovei' tbere and have first crack al Ibe crop of liglrter. now being harvested Nt ae i f the heavies here seems al all anxious to quarrel with the champlen, and ns he claims io i e willing io i el Into bar- I '"terra That Hen.y Ordeman is a good ; wrestler there is little question, , .it- i les say that li�� Is the hest American excepting Qotch, but this is questioned hi experts, There is one wrest- ' ler In particular whq is mentioned ns ; being Of Championship calibre, pro- 1 i idlng Gotch decides to quit the game f for goon, an:l that is less Westegaard. Of Iowa. ' 'estegaarj, il ia said, made ! tin br..; showing Of all American wrestlers against the foreign gnip- plers. leaving Gotch out of the question Westeigaard would have beat en Zybsko here last year, many ; thought, had he not been Injured. The big Herman had all the better of the | giant Pole In their match at the Coli- i seum and clearly outclassed the for- (elgter In science nnd speed. Weste gaard failed to throw Roller Thursday night within the stipulated time. bul hls showing made Roller look in- i.ir.n I licant, not with standi he. Many point to tl > fact that Frank (hitch did not hand over the world's title lo Ordeman. and say Ihe towatl tmrpos"ly did not do so In order that he could defend bis title against B. C. OZONE HARMFUL TO FRENCHMEN'S LUNGS l Newsy Has Inspiration that Defective Respiration Caused National's Annihilation. Agents for Howard. Ball and Longine Watches. Chamberlin's THE JEWELER >44444< no be 'tional Auto Speed Contests Are Being Arranged For. 'kaiii., Dec. 6.���Plans for an an- ': ional automobile ran' it1|f'""R in Sppkane, with the largest who nr��' B I com- the European wro.tlf i lng to tl Is (oun'iy. Qotch, however, says he Is through Ith the game for good and that he ever offered in an automobile West, are being fonau- . automobile enthusiasts and slness me I* in th Itttf by in'("ican because Zybsko nnd mont had beaten all the wrestlers the country. Mali in .till "'r'" "! Spokane. The prizes J r'(., ,':- ' te F26.000, and it Is plan- ' , th. races over a twenty- ��� 13.15 miles for a total if ��� miles ' I ��� meeting is planned for :,,".'. ' year to last three days. Pomii nd prl7e ranp will he a free-ij.Bh l runover the course for a first I accen| ness again, we can hardly find an) fault with Jack for lo iking tter a few marks to begin work on Word of Advi ,e for Jr'inson. A waul ,! li list m | may nol be ou' ol place .ore. The did nol pass the world's title over to chamg Ion sai i he wi uld like the chance to ti ite o i a ew of Prance's bosl Hi liter;, ,inil H I one I liraa-^ will feel mi inriiioi'. I would caution :��� Jack to ivold a Llg dusky Fren b- cn-Y soccer schedule. of Oxnaul, Cal. I ie- who has made Decefflber lo-nigli School vs. Car las lwo ye r ;Hllol.s. , itv vs. villa. tifremher 17���Rangers vs. Banke's: 'second K,1 Oi ��f $8,000 and a gold tro.lty with ���id third prize of $.1,000 and tively. man. fo-merly fer to Bam M iVey, Paris I i . hor.'e ll>' I am', who I I I oiks .. accent. Of course, the Mand cf Bn��*Icai'shops vs. High School, formerly i<seil by s rn. lad an ,_.,.. m,,_r M -C��r Shops sort, but ibe French(eTg BankeM ���, cify t as funny. | Upr(,rnh(,l. 81 Rang- High lt has taken Newsy Lalonde, the all- Canadian captain of the National lacrosse team, slightly over two lAobths to figure out an excuse for failing to lift the Mln'.o cup here in Eeptember. Kven at that he musl have given up in comparative despair fot the reason lie now rives is '.he same old one lo which many things western are attributed, "climate " What Newsy's team might have accomplished lf theie had been vi at her whi r le w s here may leaned fro"i ine I 'lowing Interview w'ich he hi.idt.1 fo the Toronto < o WI Declaring thai It was not tlie invincibility of the New Westminster twelve that continued to hold the Minto Cup. the world's championship lacrosse liopliy, on the coast. Newsy Lalonde, the National Lacrosse club captain, and the leading scorer in Ihe National Hockey association, throws a new light on tlie effect that coast atmosphere has on Hip challengers when thev land in Hie Penitentiary City. According to the e*-Cornwalllte, Na tionals did not play one fourth as good as they did through the National Lacrosse Inion schedule, but the reason, thougfi many guesses have I pen offered, will probably remain as much of a mystery as the complete fall down of the M. A A. A. twelve to bring hack the cup also. "Why our team, though several of the players were suffering from the effects of the trip across the continent, did not show their speed, and there was nothing dashing An Extra Good Buy Five room cottage, modern, on big lot, corner of 12th and Nanaimo Streets. This is one of the finest view lots in the west end and can be purchased for the very low price of $2650 on Easy Terms. -EXCLUSIVELY BY- McQuarrie Bros. 609 Columbia Street The New Westminster City^Specialists i ITndi, said oleewy lit as funny., I)e.,mi,er 31 - VilJft Ja Higl ��� Ve, IB a tOUgh COOn, ard Seems to ���ri,!���1(l|. Hankers vs. far SbOgS. S^e on the Paris system of train- Jan__ry : Villa vs Rankers if in recent fight with Joe 3e>n- Wng<rr_ vs. High School. ".Tn. .hlws that he is far fn m being jRnoaTy u-Rankers vs. VlWa; (if In the at tack upon th,e Salmon Rellles' nets, Bill wrd Tournament On] >y one mat 5rd tourn, tho i&tie >h i., h was played ln the ament yesterday. Mi ^tlng Robertson easily, al- ; heavily haniicipneh irted with minus 1.1. It, . ���' ��� 1 '-'iven a start of I.: ��� ������ at the end was : I 'a"ie between ���oleh was ^^^^^^^^Jti:e of the contest, fUh.^.. me off owing to the nc.n-ap- n nead one, and if I li' Arthur should give Sam a Chance and tbe lit ''moke pur. out. one cf Hose bavnia ers to tne chamtion's jaw--. ood night! The ���Uiored peo|ile would have B rew Idol 10 worship, and inti'le -ome of the ���vnite heavyweights might screw up ���mo'igh coiLarce to t SOftdfl champion. ,,kle the newly ^h'wmT hetween Coldicutt and . " was relied upon ti furn- ���:;:; V^t fPat, ^ance ��� "' Ri-'il. Havana Havana, Hfi"- ball nine American ieicue n. in a five inning gam the contest., vs. Car Shopj ^^^^^^^^���^ January 21���High School vs. Rangers- Villa vs. Car Shops. ' January 28���City vs. High School; Rangers vs. Car Shops. February 4��� Rangeta vs. Villa; Hish School vs. City. February tl���Car Shops vs. Banker, ��� Villa vs. Cify. February IS���Bankers vs. Rangers; High School vs. Villa. February 25���Bankers vs. ��� feature that had characterized the team's play in the east." One local lacrosse veteran has ventured the guess that the cup will stay on the coast until the Shamrocks, frreenshlrts and all, venture out to the coast, his opinion being that a slashing team, literally speaking, is the one that wlll regain the silverware and restore the prestige that the N. L. U. hns lost hy the repented! unsuccessful Invasions in quest of thej famous Minto mug. Evening classes. All who wish to attend evening classes for ordinary B-nts P. HUM* February 25���Bankers vs. High education are requested to send their Tbe Havana base- Srhno]; ^ar shops vs. City. names to the secretary of the school defeated the Philadelphia k Mar,,h -j���High School vs. Bankers; hoard. If twenty or more apply, of team today by 2 to Ran'?er9 v3, city. fourteen years of age and over, an rain stopping ^arch 9���Car Shops vs. Villa; City evening school may be opened in the vs.'Rangers. . �� ^____fBlI! ������� ***** ** NONE TO GOOD This Is what all husiness men think. If you take out an insurance policy with one of tho companies which I represent you will ht. sure to get the hest. If a fire occures you will be sure of prompt payment of your loss. This is the most essential feature In an Insurance policy. If yon phone or write I will show you. LOW RATES. T9lpp3 GENERAL AGENT. ALFRED W. McLEOD PAGE SIX. THE DAILY NEWS. i >r J' * MANY TRAVELED HITHER IN UST HALF CENTURY Over 23,500,000 People Have Come From Europe in Fifty Years, Says Standard of Empire. ica. For the past flfty years the total has been 113,500,000, and In a single year, 1907, 1,500,000. Liverpool sent over 300,000; Bremen, 250,000; Naples, 200\000; Hamburg, 180,000, and Antwerp, 120,000. The statistics show that the immigrants represent forty nationalities. Seven per eent of them were male. The other side of the shield is shown by the vital statistics of the L'nited Kingdom, which prove TELLS OF ORIENTAL TRADE OPPORURNITIES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 19f In response to the appeal of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York for workers and funds on behalf of the church in western Canada, a, sum of .���30,000 has already been found. A much larger amount is, however, re- quired to meet the urgent necessities of the church there, and it is to be hoped that this will shortly be forthcoming. At a meeting just held in ��� Oxford, in support of the movement, Dr. Paget, the bishop of Oxford, who presided, pointed out that the manner in which the appeal was made, and the emphasis with which it was pressed, were due to the extraordinary tide of emigration flowing into Canada, the continuance of wliich ���was an absolute certainty. The urgency of the appeal, tbe bishop thought, woukl come home to them most of all when they thought of the future. Before the end of this century probably Canadians would outnumber the English in all tarts of the British empire put together. The increasing popularity of Canada as a good land for immigrants is shown by tlie fact that tills year's influx of new settlers has been kept up to a remarkable extent right through the autumn months. Immigration for the past three months is far ahead of the corresponding period of last year, and the total for the year will reach nearly 300,000. The immigration department reports that the general character of the immigrants has been phenomenally good this year. Three years ago the commissioner I of immigration at Winnipeg was spending about ,���20 daily in giving temporary relief to needy immigrants, whereas at the present time there is practical-1 ly no expenditure on this account.' Colonel Lamb, who has been in charge of the emigration work of tlie Salvation army in England for a number of years, has stated in an interview at Winnipeg that the organization bad sent out 10,000 good people to Canada this year, and tiiat next year they expected to send out 15,- 000. The only limitation to their work this year was that imposed by the steamship companies, who were unable to carry any more people for them. The accommodation for emigrants on British steamers, he said, was being improved every year, and is today enormously better than that existing ten or fifteen y people are prepared' to pay tai England's interest in the Dominion continues very great. The inquiries began last February in large volume, and they have continued to arrive in equal numbers up to the present day. There has never before been such a desire for information with reference to the opportunities of Canada The floral department of the Canadian Pacific Railway company, which maintains over 1600 stations in tho whole system, i.s sending otit half a million bulbs for autumn plant'ng anl | early spring bloom. They include all the standing varieties and newest types. For the past ninety years thirty millions of men and women bave emigrated from Europe to North Araer- products. In these pork products are 000. And this notwithstanding thai ttact . j, .. \ tint both these products command included the sausage*, head cheese gtf hott^ tnese ^ ^ e?tremely and various preparations and ml-v j lllgh price, and are principally pro- tures of meat. | duced and shipped in from the prov- In addition to tbis, says the Con-. jnces . of late years Paris is consular and Trade Reports, the con- j suming many eggs Imported from sumption of horse and mule meat is Germany, which country in turn buys quite large. In fact, each year 20,700,- fronl Russia, England, Italy and Am- 000 pounds of horse and mule meat' erica. ,���..,��� :are consumed, representing about 61. The consumption of fruit reaches that there are more tl an CL200.000 000 animals. The total amount of 48,200,000 pounds a year. All fruit in women than men in Great Britain. In ! meats Of all kinds consumed annual-: Pari8 |B sold by weight, the lowest in all Europe there must be no fewer I ly in Paris reaches the significant ��� prlce being five cents a pound, and 1 figures of 455,100,000 pounds. ! ranging from that figure to 40 cents The amount of poultry eaten in a pound. Bananas always command a Paris annuallv reaches 48,400,000 j,igh price, and are of Inferior qual- pounds, representing'about 15,500,000 jty in the United States similar j Captain Robert Dollar, head of the pieces. The consumption of game grades would be classed as culls, if1 Dollar steamship line and member of attains 3,300,000 pounds, correspondi France is the great land of fruit, it ing to more than 2,000,000 pieces. . seems unable to supply the inhabit- , Large numbers of rabbits are also ants at a reasonable figure. Mfats, Fowl, Butter, Eggs and Cheese ;fed and fattened for the market, and, .\s to cheese, which is never es- than ten million women whose prospects of wifehood and motherhood have been adversely affected by the emigration movement. WHAT PARIS EATS. Member of Pacific Coast Commerce Says Lack of Capital Held Back DeveloDment. San Francisco, Dec. li.���"China has the means of becoming the greatest I commercial nation of the world," said TEA sells at 30c to 60c per pound. We could charge' a dollar but we couldn't increase the quality. Get a package ��� half or full pound and learn whv. the Pacific coast commerce commission, who returned yesterday from a tour of the Orient. He was speaking particularly of the Lead in Order Named. | form a considerable quantity of food. I eluded from a regular meal in France, j country's coal and iron resources, Xow that the increasing cost of llv- j That the Parisians are also formid-' the annual consumption reaches 37,- mentioning that the party had visited ing is given the residents of the' able fish eaters ls shown by the num- 400,000 pounds, and is divided among the iron mine antl Hanyang, where French capital not a little anxiety it j ber of pounds sold annually, as f��l-, the following brands: Camembert, j there is a hundred years' supply of is interesting to note the enormous lows: Salt water fish, 87,029,800; 120,607,400; Brie, 6,777,200; Coulora-1 ore in sight. He said tbis was the' quantities of meats, vegetables, but- fresh, 6,582,400; smoked, 343,200; |jnier, 3,7(18,000; Livarot, 2,296,800; | only iron mine operated in China, ter, cheese, fruits, etc., that are an- salted, 22,000; total, 03,977,400. Oy- Qhiyeer, -��� 103,000; Mone-Dore, 508,- {although experts estimated that thej nually consumed in this city. ' sters, mussels, shellfish and snails al-^oo; Port-Salut, 250,600: Munster, 111,-1 Yangtse valley held more coal and Dealers in horse and mule meat so find numerous epicures, for their, GOO: Divers, 2,358,400. | Iron than all the rest of the world.! are compelled by law to indicate by consumption is relatively important���j The total value of food products ln ' Lack of capital, he believed, was the means of a sign of a horse's head 25,300,000 pounds of oysters, mussels | the French capital in a year of the principal cause of delay in develop- Over the front of their places of busi- and shellfish, and 1,502,200 pounds of ; kinds mentioned in this report, and ing these resources. i ness that they deal in horse meat, snails and crawfish. j not including wines and bread, is as \ "But," he declared, "any country This is to protect the unsuspecting The consumption of vegetables In follows: Meat, $10,711,000; fowls, $!>,-1 that has an abundant e of iron oro and : public, who, frequently are unable to Paris reaches the following imposing 788,000; game, $769,000; fish $4,100,-: coal with any amount of cheap labor, distinguish between beef and horse figures: General vegetables, 30,800,-000; oysters, snails, etc $1,153,'00. and all within reach of ocean-going meat. 000 pounds; mushrooms, 8,800,000 j vegetables, $2,410,000; butter, $8,205,- steamers, has the means of becoming According to reliable statistics pounds; watercress, 13,200,0001000; eggs, $6,961,000; fruits, $1,730,- the greatest commercial nation in the Paris consumes in a year 317,000,000 pounds. 1000; cheese, $4,200,000; total, $49,- world." r COAL New Wellington! JOSEPH MAYERS Phone 105. P. o. Box 345. Office, Front St., Foot of Si*��hJ pounds of beef, veal and mutton. To I As to butter and eggs, Paris con- this must be added 70,200,000 pounds sumes of the former annually 33,000. of pork and 8,800,000 pounds of pork 000 pounds, nnd of tbe latter 55,000,- GOLD DUST will sterilize your*kitchen things and make them wholesome and sanitary 150,000. it can then be affirmed without any exaggeration that Paris spends annually for its nourishment the above total, not Including the enormous sums paid out for hread and wine, these being the chief articles of diet of the poorer classes. IN FEMALE GARB. Utica Youth and His Female Companion Arrested in Buffalo. Buffalo, Dee. 0.���While dressed in CUSTOMS RETURNS INCREASE SHOW IN NELSON Bank of Montre ESTABLISH ED 1817, CAPITAL $14,400,0. RESERVE 11,000,001 ���:fc_w*y.*wr��,%'r'.<-. Soap only cleans; GOLD DUST cleans and sterilizes. Soap washes over the surface, leaving a greasy film behind it; GOLD DUST digs deep after genns and impurities, and insures purity and safety. Soap needs muscle help (as an exerciser, it's fine); GOLD DUST does all the hard part of the work without your assistance, leaving you to take your exercise in a more enjoyable manner. GOLD DUST is a good, honest, vegetable oil ears'ago. The I soap, to wliich is added oiher purifying materials ; *! 'in just the right pro- - ��� ���' portions to cleanse easily, vigorously, and without harm to fabric, utensil or hands. "Let the GOLD DUST Twins do your work." Nelson, Dee. 6.���Both the customs and Inland revenue returns for the port of Nelson during the month, of November show a snl stantlal gain i Branches throughout Canada over the figures for the same month Newfoundland, anu in London, of last year. land, New York, Chicago ami Sp'ok The sum collected for duties on ar- U.S.A., and Mexico City, a gtni ticles of various kinds from foreign banking business transacted. countries last montli was $9032.71, an ters of Credit issued, avallahle all parts o! fashionable female garb, that would j increase of $1056.67, or nearly 13 per correspondents ln to the envy of any young woman, An-1 cent, over November, 1909. world. It is expected that the sum total' Savings Bank D>rartment���Dei taken in by the local officials during received in sums of $1 and up' the present year will ecxeed $12e,- and Interest allowe 1 at 3 per cent, gelo Fraddianto, a fifteen-year-old youth, of Utica, N. V., was arrested at the I'nion station early today. Ho was in the company of Mrs. Marie do Morie, thirty-three, of Youngstown, O., and she too, was taken into custody. They are being held on order of tlie Utica authorities. Mrs. de Morie told the police that nun. The returns from the Inland reve-j nue office also show an increase in local husiness, a gain of $833.17 over I November of last year being shown, j The total for last month was annum i present rate). Total Assets over $186,000,000] NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCl 0. D. BRYMNER. Maoagl she went to Utica two weeks ago and $3668.17, wliich was made up as fo while there met the boy, who was allows: member of his uncle's orchestra. She ! bacco Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY Makers of FAIRY SOAP, the oval cake. NEW FURNITURE STORE n"i��"^wi Business Getters Below wiil be found a few prices which should interest the economical purchaser. Iron Beds, Good Spring and Sanitary Top Mattresses This is not the cheap, shoddy article usually offered the public. Yours for the small sum of $8.C0 Dressers and Stands These goods are without a doubt the bf st surfaced quarteted oak goods on the market. We are offering these at a great bargain. Each dresser has three large drawers ; British bevel plate mirrors. Stand has one drawer and cotumode. Regular price from .17.50 to $30. Our Price $13.50 to $22.50 Rugs Large or small, we have them, and the prices are right. You will be well repaid if you purchase one or more from our stock. You wiil find a nice range of patterns and colorings. Prices from, up $7.00 Couches This is a rare bargasn. Good serviceable couch with velour covering, splendid wearing material. A well constructed couch for the small sum of $4.95 Sea Grass Chairs Just a few of these at present, marked down to each $3.75 See Window Iron Beds To the person requiring any iron beds this will be very glad news. We are offering to you one of the very, best chances to buy iron beds and save money. Regular prices from $4.50 to $20.00. Our prices on beds range from $3.25 up to $14.75 lt will be to your advantage to give us a Come now, it will be call. Don'c wait until it is too late. worth your while. GALLOWAY & LEWIS UP-TO-DATE HOME FURNISHERS Phone 829. Just Two Blocks from the Post Office on Columbia Street. Corner Columbia and Fourth Streets New Westminster. ESSES was a good song and dance performer, she says, so she made him a proposition to go on the stage together. Their railroad tickets were bought at Batavia and were for passage over the Lake Shore railroad to Youngstown. Cigars, $71.60; $160.36; malt, 313(i,90. raw 1. af to- $210; spirits, PACKERS WRIGGLE IN LAWS MESHES Chicago, Dec. 6.���Chicago packers individually indicted for conspiracy in violation of tlie Sherman law tiled today with l'nited States Judge Carpenter a motion asking that action on their cause be postponed until settlement of a suit pending before L'nited States Judge Landis for dissolution of the National Packing company. Big Sale of Timber Ked Bluff, Cal., Dec. 6.��� Practically all of the timber lands which lie in Ihe coast ranges of Glenn and Tehama counties liave been purchased by a Chicago syndicate, the deal being closed today by which in.'!,nun acres sold for a price said to be over $2,000,000. MANY PRISONERS AT NELSON JAIL Nelson, Dec. 6.���In common with other large jails In the province, notably those at Xew Westminster and Kamoops, the average number ������of prisoners at tlie local provincial jail is steadily increasing. Up to a few years ago tl.e occupants of the N'ols< n jail seldom exceeded an average of twenty-five, while for the year ending on October 81 last the daily average was 41 1-5. A further increase is shown by the returns for the past month, there being now 4-1R prisoners In the cells. On November 1 the number was thirty- six. During the month eight have been released and two sent to the penitentiary at New Westminster. The newcomers totalled twenty-two and were committed for various crimes. Elghl were sent in for theft; seven for being drunk and disorderly: two offences under tlte vagrancy act; one for failing to get sureties to keep the peace; one for housebreaking; one fer i n- lawfUl wounding, and one was sent up for trial on a charge of tl eft, The jail can accommodate seventy-two males and sixteen females. Gardiner & Gardiner <F. G. Gardiner) ARCHITECTS Room fl. Westminster Trust Building New Westminster, B. C. Mineral Waters Aerated Watt Manufactured by J. HENLE NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.I Telephone R 113. Office: Princes. "hone 661 Residence Phone 133 Railway Time Tables HATT COOK The Potato Merchant and Au:;l:i^^M~ 527 Front St., New Westminsti Phone 550. ���. ���saw.-.*.*.' j. > USE ONLY THE BEST PERFUMED LYE standard article READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY. Tor mt King soap, softening water, removing old paint, disinfecting ���ink*, closet*, drains and for many other purposes, A can ���quale 20 pound* SAL SODA. SOLD EVERYWHERE. E.W.GILLETTOTTAK TORONTO.ONT. B. C. E. R. Westminster Branch. Week Day Schedule. Cars leave Vancouver for New West- minster at 5:iu, 0:50, 7:20 and 8:00 a.m., and every half bour thereafter until li:30 p.m. Cara leave N'ew Westminster for Vancouver at 5:50, C:20, 6:50, 7:20 and 8:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 11:00 p.m. Sunday Schedule. Cars leave Vancouver for New Westminster at 8:00 and 9:00 a.m., and erery half hour thereafter until 11:30 p.m. Cars leave New Westminster for Van couver at 5:00 a.m., and every half hour thereafter until 11 p.m. Eburne Line. Cars leave Xew Wes'minster at 7 a.m. and every hour until 11 p.m. Cam leave Vancouver at 7 a.m. and every hour until 10 p.m. On Sundays cars leave Westminster at X a.in. to lu p.m. On Sundays ears leave Vancouver at S a.in. to 10 p.m. O. J. Stewart, Local Manager, New Westminster. W. P. WHITE Architect and Building Construe!^ Specialist in Steel. Reinforced crele and Modern Building C tion. Telephone Mul. Room 13 Dominion Trust Buildii NEW WESTMINSTER. White Star-Domini<j Canadian Service Portland���Halifax���Liverpool CHRISTMAS SAILINGS Laurentic 0*' New triple screw, 14,892 tons. Canada Dee, Twin screw, ,"11 feci long. Great Northern Railway. Leaves New Westminster 8:17 a. in. arrives Seattle 3:06 p. m. Leaves New Westminster 10:30 i. m.; arrives Seattle 3:16 p.m. Leaves New Westminster 4:30 p.m.; arrives Seattle 9:40 p.m. Leaves New Westminster 12:27 a.m.; nrrives Seattle 7:35 u. m Leaves Seattle 8:05 a.m.; arrives New Westminster 2:50 p.m. Leaves Seattle 12:25 p. ni Sew Westminster 0:25 p.m. Leaves Seattle 4:86 p.m. New Westminster 9:27 p.m. Leaves Seattle 11:45 p. in, Mew Westminster (1:30 a.m. arrives nrrives arrives G. N. R.���Port Guichon. Leaves New Westminster daily except Sunday from hridge passenger station 3:50 p.m.; arrives at Port Oulchon (i:30 p. m. Leaves Fort Oulchon 8:00 n. ra dally, except Sunday; arrives at New Westminster bridge passenger station 10:20 a. in. G. N. R.���Surras Branch. Leaves Sumas ('.:���)() a.m; arrives hrldgo passenger station, New West- minster, 10:20 a.m. dally execept Sunday. Leaves New Westminster bridge passen.er station 3:50 p.m.; arrives faumas 8:00 p.m. dally except Sunday. * For rales, berth reservations, ctd pply to ED. GOULET, Afient C. P. R. W. F. BUTCHER, Agent G. N. T. H. LARKE, N. P. C. P. A., ���'���Ill Second Avenue, Seattle. W*��l CANADIAN PACINI RAILWAY CO. Train Service \Se\ Westminster ED GOULET, Agent C. P. "��� Arrivals. 10:30���From Vancouver and Aga Biz. 12:10���From Montreal, Kootenaj and Okanagan. (No. 97). 17:05���From Vancouver. (NO. ���"' l!i: 20���From Seattle and **lit���fn\ 22:50���From .Montreal and "lc011 (No. 1). Departures. 8:30���To Vancouver, Seattle, N* cola and Montreal. 11:00���TO Vancouver. (No. ��'>'. 15:55���To Okanagan, Kootenay Bi Montreal (No. 9(1). ����� 17:50���To Agassiz and Vancouver. 21:40���To Vancouver. (No. lh H. W. BRODIE, G. P. A��� Vancouver. couver. I tfS^ DECEMBER 7, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. TACK SEVEN. ^CsSk [partmenl of Public LAND REGISTRY ACT. ii Worki Ottawa Personi tendering arc notified thi M!"",!"! wil no b. consider* unlesi , , ���made or thi printed lorau Bironlied ! " **-*��� *��� Block 4 '"';np and Blgned vm :,��� . . ., ;. a porl ion "A" of Section 2li, tures stating thel ..... ��ck 5, North Range 2 W��st Spring. Plane of KjfrfBence ol 1 ��� M" Districi ot Ne* Westartn- or the flrm musl be glvei . I Each tenflei musl bi acorn mmi,.," I ' nmrfbw 16108A, issued In ��ft i> -s- -.;;:;,,, -it.,,: ������>, ����� >��� p - ���������������:,',"',' . />��*��� "��� "������������-" >""��� ***��� pS -,--*M5W _r::_.:v :-- ����� S^-���' ' ��� ��� iimr .,. ooiiHU-uctioli '1,<: um;""" Oi the tender, which wil: , li,1'';.i ..." ���, Grand Pork*, SLS?"^ i: it" Person tendering Pliblii spe' in t.h< luiidlnj "' iecline to enter into contract when , ���,��� and form ol' c-.f.n- ��_\��a ,l!���"�� ; **< so or fail 0 com- ' ' .',_..,. ,.,- ,^���i.��� Plete thi woi ed "' sin1 seen ,.���(] rormfl of tendei ' rffioe of tendei contracted for. If the ,, architect. Vic- p0gt Office, Grand Mr. Wm. '*'.'""" '' IJ!,; accepted the cheque will he 1 eturned. JJ Department In. Vt." , ; * are notified thai will n": '" considered unless ,;il(.d forms sui ..lied.. "T*- ember 16, 1918 on ;|i! ft ,derE de o" l'"v. ���" :l,eir actual signa- ipe* .... occupations ana ?M .i.itri. In the case of maiden 1 *** Ei .nut ure, the na- -/loccupat^ and place ol -';',, ��� ..,t.er of the firm it'-' By Order, a. C. DESROCHERS, Secretary. 1 ��epi rtmenl of Public Works, ot ic or the first publication bwce of, in a daily newspaper published ir, the City of New Westminster, issue 8 duplicate of the said Certificate, unless i nthe meantime valid objection b( made to me In writing. C. S. KEITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Ofiice, New Westminster, R. C, December 2, 1910. WHOLLSALE THIEVES* AT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS Ninety-Six Dozen Towels and a Varied List of Articles Disappeared During Last Session. COAST LAND DISTRICT RANGE 2. '* wspi > ri win noi be paid for tj ������ advertisement if they insert it withoul authority from tn ��� ��� ihe "ENDERS. ,. n,ugt be accompanied ��� ��� .. JP on a chartered BJEALBJD TENDERS addressed to ���t iif''!' '���' . 0rder of the - be Secretary, Departmenl ol Indian ��� of Public Affairs Ottawa, and marked on the ^SEALBjD TENTDERS Uie order b< M.:.-'��� ' (w-r cent Me per <���' """/"' Tender foi Alert Ray Girls :.' of the pari ... I., B ' : ,; of the lender, . ,.j if the person ���: , <'nter ���?a oon" -.'.'���: ed llI,0D ��� . - ;;��������� ' ' toes not hind It . lowest or an.' :��� D Take notice that 1, William Robert Dick, of Vancouver, I i.e., occupation depan- real estate dealer, intend to apply for permission to lease 200 acres of "land bounded as follows: Commencing at. B post planted at the cast tide of the extreme head of the north arm of Dralney's inlet, thence easl 40 chains. 1 hence south 50 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence north Mi chains to post of commencement. Purpose for b 11 is required, quarrying, WILLIAM ROBERT DICK. Ottawa, Dec. 6.���Ninety-six dozen towels wore stolen from Hie parliament buildings while the house was in session last year, was the State ment made today. The wholesale thievery of brushes, combs, iov,-f]s, umbrellas, rubbers, walking canes, pocket knives, soap and a host of other articles has been going on for PREFERS TO STARVE. Sixteen-year-old Denver Girl Refuses to Leave Bed. Denver, Deo. 1;.���According to a complaint filed by her parents In the juvenile court here yesterday, n>- i year-old May Starkweather, ail hough in perfeel health, prefers starving to gelling ont of bed. Two days ago, the parents say, May, who had fo be requested to do ibe ; housework, went on a strike, refusing Ito leave her bed. When she asked for 1 food and was told she would have to ; get up and get It, she replied that ; "she'd starve first," the complaint al leges, and up-to-date she has been making her threat good, Yeslerday ibe parents applied to ithe juvenile court. The court con resserl its inability to make May get up- .1 NEW YORK GARMENT WORKERS MAY QUIT years, but it has now assumed gigan tic proportions. Dishes have been disappearing from the government cupboards with consistent regularity. Street carl tickets and odd change bave been :1|H* bPf,Tl sorted among the unions in taken from coat pockets, tbe drawers'lhe garment making industry in New of desks have been ransacked, and ' Vork cu>' for a P*nfi���l strike of the different organizations in the 1rade New York, Pec. -A movement to noon erection building . I LAND ACT NOTICE. . work contra, ted ..- not accepted tha turned. 11 to i . By order, C DESROCHERS, Seen ��� He Works, - ��t 24. U ��� ��� wll, be received up ' : the oi a frame boarding school at Ale:-, Bay (Cormorant B- C. New Westminster Land District. Plans and sq-ecifieations may he Take notice that James'Daws Sri.ith Sices bf T F. Neelands. of Vancouver, B. C. occupation build ��� tor ol Indian Agencies, Van- er, inti apply for permission to ���: W E. Dichhurn, Inspectoi if purchase the following des, bed :. Agencies Victoria and w. M. lands: day. Indian Agent, Alert Bay, Comn endag at. a posi marked "J. \ tender musl be aecoi panted D. Smith, & W. coiner," at a marked cheque made payable 10 the northwest corner of pie-omp- tbe undersigned for a sum equal to 'ion. No, 2951, thence north ;������ : cent of thi ������ mt of tender. ab< : I chains more or less, to or Saklnaw Lake, tlience east 60 more or less, tnence south SO here in support of the striking garment workers in Chicago The chief grievance of the local unions is the alleged filling of orders of Chicago firms afTeoted hy the strike by New York manufacturers. A meetin_ of BUSINESS DIRECTORY NDERS. I . 1 Idresseil the under- for for lo sad 'Tender ires, wiling, eti _, Vernon. B. C." ai this office until 1910, I J;. December li '' .iiioned. ��� be considered un- ,.. and in aoccrdance . ... ns contained in forms ... . tment 1 \.. .cations to be seen j , to the clerk of works 1,:.'. Mr. F. B. Coffett; Mr. r resident archlti I L at the Department Ei'. - Ottawa. ��� 1st be accompanied in . [Ue on B chartered Ibit ;*���- the order of the Ifc-.::- :��������� Minister of Public U-i ��� ten per cent. 110 p.c) Jdfcunoix: of the tender. Bj order, ',: c. PESROCHERS, Secretary. [latEent of Public Works, ember 22, 1 *' 1 *"*- ..e will be returned. In the event of acceptance of tender the cheque will be held until the com met ts Blgned, when it will be returned. The successful tenderer will hi required to furnish a bond in satlsfab- - reties for a sum equal to the amount of the con: a T! e lowest or any.tender not necessarily accepted. The unauthorized insertion of this advertisement in any newspaper will not be paid for. J. D. McLEAN, Secretary, -tment of Indian Affairs, ��� itt iwa, Octobei .��� ,1910 more or less, thence west 4 0 . 11.ore or less, thence north t<0 chains, more or less, thence west 40 s more or less, to the place of commencement. IAMBS DAVIS SMITH New Westminster. October 20, 191C. JOHN FERDINAND BADGS. Agent COAST LAND DISTRICT RANGE 2, pens, pencils, tobacco, pipes and cigars abstracted. One day during the recess an indi vidual who had been ordered by the sergeant-at-arms lo remain outside the precincts or the parliament build ings, was discovered by a newspaper correspondent in one of the lobbies j representatives of all the unions of carrying off a giip which contained gannenl workers has been called for some valuable papers. ������* evening to take final action. Nothing whatever in the shape of,.. 1 an attempt to stop the petty thievery can be observed. The Dominion police patrol the lobbies, but they can- ������ not see v. hat is going on outside the; jOARD OF TRADE���XEW WEST- minster Board of Trade meets m tne board room. City Hall, as follow*: Third Thursday of each month; quarterly meeting on the tmrc Thursday of February, May, Angusi and November, at �� p.m. Annual meetings on the third Thursday of February. New members may be proposed and elected at any month ly or quarterly meeting. C. M.. Stuart-Wade (secretary. THE SUN GETTING SMALLER. TENDERS. TENDERS. ta erg ad tressed to the under ��� Ottawa, and endorsed on It- ��� ope -Tender for Prince ll , iy Depot," Will be received |V to bo d on the Third Day of January, 1911, Ito t!,e construction of a Huoy Depot 1 Prime R tpert, in the Province of WU& Columbia including the erec Bl Ol a Reinforced Concrete Wharf, |f: ch Trestle. Power Jlfc.M? with Chimney, Huoy Shed, Oftl and Dwellings, also IN ; illation of Drainage and feer Systema Run, specifications and Articles M Agreement may he seen and forms ���^ tender procured at the Depart- ]*Kt ot Marine and Fisheries, Ot- h��*i. at the office of the Agent of Ito Department of Marine and Flsh- m, Victoria, B.C.. Halifax. K.8, Bt ��� Jofcn. x h. Quebec and Montreal, at i llie Post Office, Prince Kupert. B<'. lad at the Custom House, Winnipeg, Pn. SEALED TENDERS addiessed to The Secretary, Departmenl ol Indian Affairs, Ottawa, and marked on the envelope "Tenders tor Carcross Boarding school." will be received up io noon February 26, 1911, for the erec hm of a frame boarding school building near Carcross, Yukon Territory, Plana and specifications maj be 'seen al tho olllces Of T P Nechuid.L inspector of Indian Agencies, Van- eo iver; W. K Ditchburn, tnapei toi of 1 Indian Acencies. victoria; it- Ci Miller Assistant Gold Commissioner, Whltehorse, 1. T.; tho Commissioner of the Yukon, Dawson City, V i , and Percy Heed, (lining llecorder. Carcross, Y. T. Each tender must ll Astronomer Says, However. There Is No Cause for Alarm. l/inrion, lice. 6,���How tbe sun is shrinking was explained by Sir Robert Rail in an address in the Caxton Hall, Westminster, last night. , lf one wore to go to the sun today, i he said, and measure it with a tape measure and do the same thing to morrow, he would find that in the course of that day the sun had shrunk about s:\ieen inches. Every ten years the sun shrunk a mile, and the process was continual 13 going on. Pos- Take Notice that 1. William Robert : siblx some might feel a little anxious riick. of Vancouver. R C . oct .'.pation, I as to whether the sun would hold out real estate dealer, inle.nd to apply foi ; for their time permission to '.esc I I acres Of land | There was no need for anxiety, bounded as follows: Commencing at however The sun waa 86S 0OC tn ea I tost planted 200 yards above tide: across, and e\en with the shrinking (rater on the river entering the bead for 40,000 >ears il would still bo 8! nf Dralney's Inlet, thence north 100 000 miles, and that would not bo a chains, thence west SO chairs, thence bad sun, s . 100 chains, thence east 60] chains to post of commencement.Pnr>I pose for which it Is required, quarrying, WILLIAM ROBERT DICK, Dated Raotamber IRth. 1910 FIRST BOX CURED HB LAME BACK Hi��h Praise For GIN PILLS Smithvili.k, Ont. "I snrTcrefl for ttircc years wilh a T'roii In My Buck I rtn now ",1 iny GIN TII.I.s and fin<) a Krcat relief after inking only one box." W. J. BALDWIN. Is it any wonder that we sell GIN PIlyLSwith nn iron-< l��d guarantee of money back if they fail to give relief? We know that GIN TILLS will stop the pain in the hack���-relieve the Madder - ��� nd cure every trace of Kidney Trouble arid Rheumatism. GIN PILUS have cured thonsands of GSseS of Kidney Trouble that were regarded as hopeless. We don't ask you to buy GTN Vi I/L8 to find out what they will do for you. Simply write OS, mentioning this paper, and we will send you a sample box free. Then, if you are unable to get the regular size bo-res at your dealer's, write us, snd we will supply you at the retail price���50c. a box, 6 W $2.50. GIN fllXi& ate made and guaranteed hy the largest wholesale drug house in the British ICmpire. National IVug and Chemical Co., Dent B.C. Toronto *7 FOR GENERAL DRAFTING AND BLUE PRINTING See THE SUNSET BLUE PRINT CO. Trapp Block. Phone 711. Box 160. PROFESSIONAL. WHITESIDE & KDMONDS, BARRI8- t^rs an'd solicitors. Westminster Trust Uloek, Columbia street, New Westminster. W. .1- Whiteside, H L. Edmcnds. IRVINGS STATUE UNVEILED. WADE, WHEALLER, McQUARRlE & MARTIN���Barristers and Solicitors. Westminster offices. Rooms 7 and S Guichon block, comer Columbia ar,.J. McKenzie streets; Vancouver of fi.-es. Williams building, 41 Gran ville sneet. F. C. Wade, K. C; A. Whealler, W. G. McQuairle, G. E , Man in. LAND REGISTHY ACT. by a marked cheque made payaoie to the undersigned tor 8 sum equal to nve ,,,, com ot the amounl of the tender. The cheque will bs forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contracl when called upon to do so. if tlie tender bs nol accept ,���i the ' heque wlll bs returned, m the event <>f acceptance of lender the cheque Will h��' held Until the colltlll-l la signed, when it will bs returned The successful tenderer will mm quired t" furnish a bond tory sureties for 11 sum HU oun' of the contract. The lowest or any tender not DSceS I nrlly accepted, The unauthorized Insertion advertisement In any newspapei *��� }> be paid for. ,1 I) He an undivided half of the BOUth* on. 1 quarter of section B, townlhlp 13, New Westminster distrlcl Whereas proof of the losa of certificate of title number 11988P, issued in th. name of John Sweeny, has been filed In tbi!> office, Notice Ip hereby elven thai I Bhall, ai the expiration of one montb rrom date of the first publlddtloh hereof. In a dally newspaper published In the City "I New Wpotinln. (pr. Issue ft Iduplicate of the said Certificate, mi- accompaniedIjegB jn ihP meantime vnitd objectlbh Leatting Actors Gather to Honor' Memory of Great English Thespian. ] London, Itpe. 6.���A bronze statue in memory of ti>���� late sir Henry Irving ��as unveiled yesterday in ihe pres- enee of sir .lohn Hare, presldenl of the Irving Memorial Cottmtsslotij ami oilioi promlhenl actofS and actresses aiel 1 Hi offii ills. The statue wtis madp possible by funds subscribed by American and be made to me In wiltlne r S KFITH, District Registrar of Titles. Land Registry Office, New wpsi- mlnstef, m. c. NovpihIipi- 1 pi �� LAND ACT. Dis In . itisf;i" ,.,|iiii) to the Of this British ndmlreis of the F'nellsh tor and was erected nt tbe tear the National Portrait thillery t'lmrlnc t'ros. hbtld AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT. r PRINCE, expert accountant atid audltoi Agehl tOi Ibe Hull Pa?e Co. bffiee, toota 5, Mkrket Block, oj i oslte City Hall, Columbia ,-;ty Phone iM*.. H J A. Bl'RNETT. AUDITOR AND Accoiitittint. Tel. R 128. Room. Titipp Mock. TYPEWRITING Protest From the Clergy. Melbourne, Dec 8.���Church circles are much e.tetclsed ever the ��� n- nn'incpniPiil that Rev Mr. Herrine, an English eipicymnti, who toirrled his deceased wire's Bister, and who, since the legalization of such unions In Steal Britain, has been engaged In eoiifrovpisy with the church authorities. Is tO-take charge bf a parish here. Thp other clSfgy are protest- i'li-. some p-, pti have Invoked the aid of Ihe bishop, who, however, maintains that the reverpnd gentleman's action, nlthou .h opposed to church doctrine, Is nevertheless finite leenl under Ihe laws bf the state. McLEAN, mm tenders, on the ten- Secretary ��� ired by the Depart- r,f..,art^pnt of Indian Affal insldered. Ottawa, November 4. 1 must be accompanied It-- I 1910, ml , i.'-'j-ie In favor Minuter of Marine and ��� tl to five per rent, of 1 i in' of tli�� tender, ' a,u he (ortelted i' Mie j ���--:��� deelisea to - ��� I Agreement above ***��� i eosptets ��� ���"��� ���t, eoetnn r Cbeqne* , inaoceeaafal tenders New Westminster Land District trlct of New Westminster. Take notice that JohO Ferdlnnnd ibiges. of Nelson Island, occupation farmer. Intends to iipplv for permls sion I" purchase the followine de- ., i ibed lands: Commencing at a post planted .bout one mile northeast from the heftd of Hilllnes bay, and about 40 chain* easterly from the southeast corne4 0< timber lot number 37341. thence north 40 chains, thence east j Tuesday, January 10 10 chains, thence aoutr 40 chains. \ tup-ice west 40 chains fo point rommencement, containing 1^0 moie or less. JOHN FERDINAND 8AGSS r>. t- ��� < - rt ?<5- iPin STENOGRAPHY 4 MIQS M. BROTEN, public stenogrn pher; speclllcatinns. business letters, etc.; circular work taken. Phone 415. Rear of M.ajnr and Savage's otiice. Columbia St THE Bank of Toronto NEW BANKING ACCOUNTS Many People who have never before been in a position to do so, may now be ready to open a bank account. The Bank of Toronto offers to all such people the facilities of their laa,e;e and strong banking organization. \nleresl is paid on Savings Balances half-yearly. :: "Nsiness Accounts opened ow favorable terms. :: :: INCORPORATED 1855 ASSETS $48,000,000 .reeman Bunting room Curtis Plock. P. 0. Box (594. 22 WHITE, SHILES & CO. Real Estate and Insurance Agents- City, farm and suburban property, 628 and 746 Columbia St. FISH AND GAME. b'eNSON & AYLING. FISH? PRLUT Onme, Vegetables, etc. Dean Plock, nest to Bank of Montreal. WOODWORKING. of acres Commons Adjourns Dec. 16. Ottawa. Dec R ��� It has been agreed between the chief whifs that the hoiise of commons will adjourn on Friday, December 16, for Christmas .WESTMINSTER WOODWORKING holidays, and will resume business on ! Co. hank, office and store fittings; cabinet, stair, showcases, mantei? and detail work. Designs and est! NEW WESTMINSTE..', BRANCH 615 Columbia Street B. C. JACKSON PRINTING COMPANY CORRECT STYLISH PRINTING ! Estimates Given on Any Kind of Job Printing Thomson Blk. Phone 388 mates furnished. prietor. Works: and car line. P. 473. J. Brookes, pro- Corner Eleventh O. hox 251. Phone AUCTION BERTH SALE OF TIMBER COVERING DOMINION LANDS. TENDERS. renders are i,iviced by the R > com pi ar Cotton Pool Indictments. Xew York, Dee. C.���The second cot- I ton r-o-1 in M tment which was ���(���- turned by fhe federal grand jury Aug-' ast fasr, under seal, was opened yesterday afternoon and James A. Patten. Eugene Scales and Wfllfatn P. ��� ������>i. who were named in the fitUcfNO'S f!OTI.f. ��� COr.t'MBIA ST &|per, appeared before jWfee ffoneh ! Phone lv .Vewe-t and most up-to- PALMER GASOLINE ENGINES 1 3.2 to 25 tt. P. 2 and 4 Cycle. I '- ' ���r." does r.i'ir - .. I ��� es ar.y ��� ��� vin ii- this advertise- i itftorfty from tike ,: i ��� ba paid for same . JOHNSTON, Minister ef Marine ami ; Fisheries. !' tfartoe and BTafterles, ' M ' la.iita. November 8. t!)10. "ENDER3. f SOCWty ior WW riiiiilJuri I, "��� '" ���"��� .-, ,.,- ,������ i idfag, Park, i Labor only i. Tenders are receivable by the nn- ' ' -, -,,,id <\\i to ftoon, i e 10th ni-" - . . . it timber n ler Th0 i,-,w,^( or any tender, not see- Berth n������. SH8 ewnprlel . ,,-iiv accepted. tn the Province plane and speelfli orte ea*��oe *��en iip offered .v my 0i1-,0(, ThomBoti Block. . , ,ai prfee of \v. R, k ic a in*. Mana-',-- ami secretary, go lety fo* the com pier ion < lhe in the criminal branch of the efrenlt Queen's i court and made lentativo pleas of not : illty. I iin,Is ;���;- , ,; ofntHMi. win ��� ,bllC IMICt - griwey, it ROYAL COMMISSION NOW IN PORTLAND (Jjte in fhe erty. Terms moderate First Class cnisinc. j. Trachy, Prop HOTEL, LYTTOV 517 FIIONT ST Phone 103. Comfortable accomodation. Terms moderate. McLeod & WnrUins, proprietors. P-riland. Deo. ���'. ��� -Eminent educators rj{ (he iiomini ri ti Canada, eomposiinr the ''"Dominion of Panada Local Agents Westminster Iron Works Phone 53. Tenth St., New Westminster. ^��^m '��� aaaa ���. mu..* w,��i._rn. w ��������� mram^a.-**** LABOR AGENTS. 570.00, including cost ot ,,,h ���f December ne-,-,. at Che off of ,|����� nonunion ' uber ,\ .cut at Ww Westminster, ini'o p.. o, beeember Vl'IMDRRS addressed to :i i,'d, and endorsed "Ten' 1 "instruotton ot two D80 ei*lo ,' : v ' '"a tump scows tor dfcedge, K "' ark" Brlttab Colnmhin." will ?., ' ''I ii .its offlce until l . '��" """uiher it, lillil, for thej ' ' ' il ihe snows mentioned.; , '"'" i" i ipaolfloattbn and form of i���'"'! "a - be iiriiciirc.d at. I Ho of-1 Dominion Timber IVI UlNo ; r,llm,���_,. I|,,> prov. nee ol (���ompriBlng Sen ion ���oM.ii. Mei i ess. is -, siiiiied by lit ii "������ r- Mr \\'imt of Const an area of 8��0 acres sliown on phm \ l.iuhihall, D. I- �� CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Re-Survey of City. Township 30', property owners Intending to erect Meridian containing ;_o,ie or concrete boundary more oi ... aiini ��� ������������ ,,, .! ;���,. ��� ��� :'ii " ���' l" ���" the ���, May. 1910; and aui'v ������ ''i ,, ;-o,'oril in ibe Sranoli of tim il ., Wa 'flWi,,,, .111, [} Ol-iv I" ilao tiiiii II. A. niiN'lield. supei'ln- 11 DrcilueH. New WeHlmin- 1'-, where, form of contract ��i seeir, '"I'lileaiiomi and form Of nay also b��� ;i,,(>n and l'ormu .V'n!'""1"' ibl.nned at the ollice of uliiin "Mi-ap, if Timber and GravH"' ,nuM1t of mo interior. ���,��� uo issued until ,,,��� ,ih> put'oltase - i"!:11(:ln;:,ui-nd! -��� ��* ����� Have been paid, , ���... ara otratalhed io the Mm renmi, eo ., are ( , n):iy sJsanrjfflSj* ,,,., dgnedl or to We ( ,Vgoni at N Depart A license wlll Mil amount price, llrst year. The cone walls, or .,���,,,;; should refrain from doln . so until lhe re-survey of the city Is COW pleW; as there is no fltwlstbd speelal surveys net allowing I''""' <'om' uensntion should the evislim,' bound- ivies prove iniieeurate. VV. A. DDXCAN. City Clerk City Hall. November 34, HH0. Royal Commission of Industrial Train- cqast LABOR AOENTSl MANA 'endersoni "��� Victoria resident areht- B, C, and at tho De- Tiuiher Cow Weslmtmil-yKs gboretwjf. Ottawa, October Llth. WM CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. Applications for the position of plumbing Inspector will he received by the undersigned up to Monday, December 13, at live o'clock p. m. W. A. DUNCAN, Citv Clerk. City Hall, November 3fc, 1910. lng and Technical Education'," are rhe I gueBts ef the educational department of Portland and of the Commercial club today. They are Investigating what the city schools of Ponland has to offer tO its students In the way of manual trainiiie im! industrial eduea- lion. in order that they may add to a store of information which ts to result in a wonderful complete system for ihe Dominion of Canada. ger C. J. SyltesL 62 Powell street Vancouver. Phone 3575. Prompl attention . tven to all orders foi male help. Ring us up, wire oi write lf unable to visit us. 'CANNED" EGGS SEIZED. The Many Federal Authorities Find Microbes in Food. Chicago, Dec. fi.���United States mnrshnls today seized 5000 pounds of "canned" eggs shipped into Chicago, which United States District. Attorney Sims charged were spolle 1. He asserted that a test of one teaspoonftil of the substance showed the presence of 34,000,000 bacteria. Mr. Sims declared it was th4 beginning of a federal crusade against spoiled eggs, both "canned" desslcated. O. O. F. AMITY LODGE NO. 27��� The regular meetings of this lodge nre held In Odd Fellows* Hall, corner Carnarvon and Eighth streets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially Invited to attend. W. H. West, N.Q.; W. C. Coatham, P.O., recording secretary; J. W. MacDonald, finanolal secre- tan FOR CHJLLIWACK And Upriver Landings The New Sternwheeler S. S. PAYSTREAK Leaves Brackman-Ker Milling Company's wharf, New Westminster, with passengers and freight as follows: ' Leaves New Westminster Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 a. m. Leaves Chilliwack Wednesday. Frt- iay and Sunday at 7 a. m. First Class Passenger Accommodation ROYAL CITY NAVIGATION CO., Ltd. New Westminster. I j. , i i I NOTICE. A Gray having left my employ Is no longer authorized to collect my accounts and checks. A. BItEHANT. \ December 2nd, 1910. J. NEWS0ME & SONS Painters, Paperhanger* and Decorators. Estimates Given. 214 Sixth Street PhentSST. NEW WESTMINSTER I *%* *%,'��� r PAQB EIGHT. IHb UAILY NLW5. 'tuNESDAY, DECEMBE R 7. 1913. / ' I! !�� I ' Polish Your Furniture with Johnson's Prepared Wax. It preserves und brings out nutural beauty of the wood. It produces a rich, artistic linish. to which dirt and dust will not adhere. Just try it and you will see how much better it is thun any other polish. Johnson's Prepared Wax is "A Complete Finish and Polish for All Wood." Use it on your tloors and woodwork, too. -Johnson's Powdered Wax is tor all dancing tloors. You can . et Johnson's free book, "Tho ��� ��� Proper Treatment for Floors, Woodwork ��� and Furniture" and these preparations of ANDERSON & LUSBY ( COLUMBIA STREET City News Those who are desirous of obtaining Thc Best in Business Training attend the "Modern." Enroll now, no need to wait until the New Year. Day and evening sessions. Modern Business School 610 Columbia Street. A. L. BOUCK, Principal. One of the most useful and acceptable Presents you can give your father, brother, son or best gentleman friend is a pair of Military Hair Brushes We have them at prices from $L'.50 to .10.UO per pair. Our Holiday Stock Js complete, and as usual is well assorted. W'e shall have it on view shortly and shall he glad to have you call and inspect lt. Try us " ' Curtis Drug Store New Westminster, B C. The Central Hotel Cafe Opposite B. C. E. R. Depot. 25c - Merchants Lunch - 25c CHOICE COOKING PROMPT SERVICE GIVE US A TRIAL d. Mcelroy Phone R672. 623 Hamilton St., or Vanstone Heating and Plumbing Co. Chimney Sweeping, Eavetrough Cleaning, Sewer Ccnnecting, Cesspools, Septic Tanks, Etc., Etc. GET Cadbury's Chocolates, Put up In a GREEN BOX Specially Packed for I. A. MUIR & CO. Dispensing Chemists. Deane Block. 441 Columbia St. New Westminster, B.C. Uev. C. Croucher, of Yale, waa a guest ln the city yesterday. Feas't of Days Bazaar, Oddfellows' building, lOighlh street, Saturday afternoon and evening, JD��vember 10. ** L Now is the time t*% get spring flowering bulbs fr.mi pavies, the Florist, ri.one R208. ** J. N. Aitchlson returned yesterday from a three months' visit to his old home in Scotland. Davies Green Houses Is the place to get bouquets, floral designs, and all kinds of cut ilowers. Phone It 208 ** The Navajo club Is holding its second dance of the seasi n in St. Bat- rick's hall one week from tonight. Washing Day, Ironing Day, Mending Day, Reception Day, Sweeping Day and Baking Day. At the Feast of Days, December 10, ** The regular meeting 6 f the trades and labor council will he held in the labor temple this evening. It Is probable that more will be heard of the coming elections as the meeting. McCain Bros, are here with experienced men and an up-to-date plant for moving buildings, frame or brick. Address McCain Bros., IHI! Burrard Street, Vancouver, or leave orders at P. Peebles, 020 Columbia street, city. ** Engineer Lewis, superintendent of the Coquitlam pije line, was in the city last night. The work is progressing fairly well, but is heing greatly retarded by the heavy rains. Moving rietures of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show will he projected at the opera house this evening and tomorrow night. A couple of vaudeville performers will add variety to the entertainment. Tlie dredge King Edward will make an attempt to improve the Commercial inlet at Nanaimo and then will he brought back to Westminster. It may be a fortnight or three weeks before the Nanaimo work is* completed. Archbishop McNeil will celebrate Pontifical high mass in .the new Roman Catholic church at Fraser Mills on Sunday, when thi ceremony of laying the corner stone will be performed. Feast of Days.���The Women's Educational Club is planning a novel feast of days for Saturday, December lu, when articles suitahle to the different days will be sold. There will also be refreshments and an orchestra in the evening. *�� For or five ten iers for the erection of the new horse show building at the exhihition grounds have already heen received by the secretary. The contract let will be for the labor only, the society supplying all the materials. It wus found necessary yesterday to '"iu up part of the ne.v fewer cn f-.egbie stieet, ,-,s ir had become blocked by sand. This trouble will be obviated when the upper end of the sewer is completed, for the sand will not be able to come.i'n. For several days past pedestrians have been stumbling over a projecting plunk in the Sixth street sidewalk flanking Oollister's store. It would take a civic employee nearly a minute to remedy the trouble and remove a deliberate incentive to profanity. It is the intention of the i Hot board to take a trip down the river some time this week to make a pers nai survey of the depth of water in the channel. They would have gone yesterday or on Monday, but. Joseph Armstrong, one of the members of the board, is indisposed and so the! excursion has been postponed inde- j finitely. ' The Hoyal Templars of Temperance will meet in the I. O. O. F. ball tiiis evening, when the annual rally will be held. About fifty members of the organization from Yancouver will take part in the celebration. Speeches will be delivered during the evening, which will he brought to a close after refreshments have boon served. Fred . Haggman, select councillor, will hei chairman of the meeting. j Because of an impression which prevails In Seattle and other southern cities that there is work for any num ber of able bodied men on railway construction ln British Columbia, many laborers have recently arrived in this city and are now seeking employment. The market.for this class of labor in the States is limited at present and it is probable a large number of men will cross the line in searcli of work this winter. The death occurred at the Royal Columbian hospital yesterday of John Watkins. He was iu ills forty-first year and was well known on tho British Columbia coast, having a sister residing at Nanaimo and another at Hammond. His father lives in Bellingham. For tlie past few months he has been one of the proprietors of the Lytton hotel. No arrangements have yet been made for the funeral. Vancouver capitalists have bought the holdings of the Salmon River Lumber company on the B. C, E. R. near Sperling station, consisting of a sawmill, 260 acres of land, and about twenty million feet of standing timber, for a sum in the neighborhood of $50,000. The new company, which will be known ns the Salmon River Lumber and Shingle Company will add a shingle mill and a large dry kiln, and make some improvements o n the saw mill, the total cost of which will be about $10,000. The Public Supply Stores Look Over our groceries and then judge whether they and tlieir prices are not astonishing. Don't hesitate to examine as closely as you wish. If you are a particularly good judge of a certain article call for It and give us your opinion. It is sure to be more than favorable. For Our Groceries are selected by experts. They have been chosen because they have stood the most rigid tests. So we ask you to look them over with perfect confidence that you will get your supplies here hereafter. Geo. Adams Phone 92 Some Good Buys ! ��� Full Size Lot, Hamilton St., near Lord Kelvin School 1 X Price $850.00, Terms | Double Corner, 2nd and Blackman Sts. Price $600, Terms * 3 Lots on 7th Avenue, near 16th St. $500.00 each, Terms ! See us about Port Mann | CHOICE ACREAGE IN 5 AND io' ACRE PARCELS ��� ..... . F. J. HART & CO., Ltd. �����������������������������������������������������������������������������*����������������������������������������������������������*�����< CHRISTMAS SHOPPim Is the thought uppermost in the minds of the shoppers at this sea* Along with all other stores we suggest morning shopping. Clerks and ��wtT mers alike will find it more comfortable and convenient Childern's Waterproof Capes 9 Another shipment just to hand brought a splendid line of these popular capes for wliich there is such a great demand. One particularly interesting feature converning this special lot Is the lowness of price, away below other lines we have had on previous occasions. Another pleasing feature is tbe attractiveness of style: the capes are shown in mohair and linen, specially rubberized, making them rain proof. Each cape has hood attractively lined with plaid; sizes 2 to years." Each ,$2'.25 to $6.00 Fur Top Lined Gloves $1.50 to $2.25 Per Pair. Women's gloves ln Mocha and kid linish with fur top, and heavy lining. Gloves of this description are so warm and comfortable that any woman finds them one of the most acceptable articles of dress, particularly if received as a Christmas gift. You had better secure the size you need at once as we cannot promise to keep the range of sizes complete. Great Variety In Knitted Shawls Shawls with arm sleeve effect, circular shawls, Bquare shawls, fascinators, silk shawls, ice wool shawls, Shetland wool shawls, in dozens of attractive styles. Our showing contains shawls suitahle for every occasion, and for old or young. Each ....* 50c to $5.50 It May Be That You'll Require Finishing (touches to' Christmas are opten pm ���./ at the last moment. The ll ��� here given we kno . trom experience containa ai often asked for at thl . son. Cushion Girdles |n t��� mercerised cotton and In dozens of plain coin; , ,'.' . combinations; all three yard- long with large tassels Kui'h ��������� 25c to $1,00 Cushion frills i��� BCrlnl or ribbon, 4>_ yards long colors. Each 50c to $1.25 Cushion Tassels, separate tassels, plain ahd combinations of colors. Each . 10c Some Special Hose Best Grades Many customers realize the wisdom of buying hosiery a little higher In price than the average���particularly when they have come to know by experience that there are hose that do wear considerably longer than the usual kinds. W'e mention several durable styles. ENGLISH WOOLSDOWN RIBBED CASHMERE: Per Pair 85c and $1.00. Hose with seamless feet, two and one ribbed, heavy, nicely shaped, soft and elastic; sizes S_i to lu inches. Per pair 85c to $1.00 HEAVY PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE. 85c and $1.00 Per Pair. Fashioned hose of good heavy weight. Beamless feet, soft jmd firmly knitted: sizes 8% to 10 inches. Per pair 85c, 90c and $1.00 Silk Pom Poms |n all colors; per dozen 15c Cushion Cords, Uc.ny t-..,, ami three strand mercerized cords, all colors; per yard, 10c iind 25c Pillow Forms in all Hi to 2-1 inches Bquare, T�� styles are carried in .,.. showing, one wiih fi I filling, the other with ailing of silk floss; both lii;es are light and soft, covered with ' white cotton. Prices range from 45c to $1.25 Tea Cosy Form6. filled with floss, si/e 11 hy 15, Each 45: Handkerch ef Centres, pure linen, sizes f> to In lni! 1 a Bquare, very narrow hem stitched edge. Bach 10 to 25c Plain and Fancy Holly' R bbons in narrow fur tying parcels, all 1 and width. Buy them b: the piece of 12 and 18 J 1 1 Per piece ��� .25c to 75: W. S. COLLISTER & CO, THE STORE FOR WOMEN'S WEAR. Yes we can Clean it Our Process of Dry Cleaning is MARVELLOUS We can reclaim many garment* you might decide to cast aside. For the best WORK Phone R 278 and we will have the wagon call promptly for your goods Royal City Chemical Cleaners and Dyers G. F. BALDWIN, Prop. 345 COLUMBIA ST. I SelectyourXmas Piano We are crowded to tlie door and another carload arriued of the well-known makers GERHARD HEINTZMAN DOMINION & DOHERTY Easy Payments if desired 419 Columbia Street Phone 694 OPEN EVENINGS The ^^^^ Royal Bank of Canada Capital paid up $6,200,000 Reserve 11,900,000 The Hank has 175 branches, extending in Canada from tlie Atlantic to the Pacific; in Cuba, throughout the Island, also in Porto Rico, Trinidad, Bahamas, NICW YORK and LONDON, ENGLAND. Drafts issued without, delay on all the principal Towns nnd Cities in tlie World. These excellent connections afford every banking facility. New Westminster Branch, LAWFORD RICHARDSON, Mgr. If you want something choice for Today's Dinner, ring up Phone 101 and order a nice roast of Spring Lamb, Veal, Spring Chicken or anything else that, is good in the meat line. You can sure get it at P. BURNS' MARKET Columbia Street New Westminster
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