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- w- L /IasL*js^c t*~4 i 'c- c�� lipe ASSURANCE WHITE, SHILES & CO. NEW WES> NSTER. MOW WESTMINSTER, 11. .MONDAY 'NNUM. TROUBLE DAY QUIETER THAN USUAL lWer Disturbances Reported on May Day Than Usual-Socialists Parade. DISPUTE ARiSES OVER COAL LAND ROUTE OF PROCESSION ' LABOR PARTY PREPARES FOR IS Tilt ONLY DIFFICULTY NEXT DOMINION ELECTION CREW were May l.���Disorders Sixty thousand masons at Milan, while the 10,000 al Bologna were being held English Company Lays Claim to Prior Option on The Dunsmuir Group. Details All of Children's Fete Day Arranged���Free Rides Autcs for Kiddies. Near;y Winnipeg Workers Already Planning in Campaign Which They Expect Will Send Their Candidate to Ottawa. FOOD IS TOO OLD [Rome, ired tod c mi . \] ers number while the meeting na .md flery speeches were I ting di llvered, the ' ' i . Blng the Bhelter, The government ���dinarllj Btrong kin order. All traffic was stopped Breets were Btrongly patrollerd. police arrived crowd and driving them had taken measures to extra- main- and the Clash in Sw!><irland. Berne, Swltzei^uid, May l.���Prr\ sions were held in many cities In Switzerland today hut without t except at Geneva, where a group Hf anarchists came into |tfe( police. I Several persons tojUK'l Vancouver, May 1.���An English corporation Which claims to have been offered an opUon lor the purchase of | the Uunsiuuir coal lands and mint oa ami and Uie Dunsmuir lhe slate ol California, ii accepted, lias issui d supreme court to compel specific performance of the agreements wliich it declares were entered Into; as an alternative the English company asks for damages tor alleged breach of the agreements, The English company which has issued the wrll is the Brazilian, Canada & General Trust company. The de- Vancouver isl properties in wliich option a writ ni I ho May Day preparations arc progressing merrily, and tlie committees are beginning to show signs of tatigue. li Is now coi lam that there will b - more than one maypole. There may he flve and there may be oven' more tiie commit ice finds thai will bo extraordlnaril) tha' i! crowd dis- oup collision with than tlie large. There children has Set [i|0\ ide Thn e give tl:'' on both sides were Arrests in Montreal. V bei to $ ft I f I 9 mtri il. May 1.���The socialists a .May Day demonstration here . bul there was no disturbance, l roceedings passing ofl success- Some two thousand people red In one of the parks and live- trangues were heard In many for- ��� n ues, BOCialists were arrest ed for . hills on the sidewalks, is contrai y to a civ io bylaw, 1 it ��� ��� * '*}'��� I m "m '.rnipeg Painters May Strike. ay 1.���-It looks -,t~ If D wll] :��������� i- a strike of tlie ��� this city, The employees ��� a complaint i gar din a ��� ��� ile lo lake the place of the ��� i ii es tonight. At a el wo partli s last night, li ters declined to granl ��� ' tor a minimum wage in hour. Offi I Ing instead a minimum of 80 cents per ime as lasl year, bul a '.i live cents, according Itti e \. H. machinists rue the ody of 'n< n that are ap- ii negotiation with their em- ��� . ��� . dub and tjii i s no pi OSpi Cts of a'/.y trou- parUes are Looking foi adjust ue; ,-,*. un- been Ceil' ^^^^^^ fendants named in the writ, which was Isuued by Frederick John Fulton, formerly minister of public works in the British Columbia government and a barrister of Kamloops, are Messrs.! Ephrlam Hodgson, of Nanaimo; ! George B. French, of Portland, Ore.; Richard Thomas Ellott, of Victoria, and .lames Dunsmuir, of Victoria, the last mentioned a former premier of British Columhla. The properties wliich the English corporation claims were offered to ll are valued at $11, 1,000, that sum being the amount at which they were recentlj purchased by Messrs. William MacKenzie and I). 1). Mann, respectively president and vice president of the Canadian Northern Railway company. In the story behind the Issuing of this wiit the plaintiff company allegi a that Ephrlam Hodgson, operating dei an option alleged to have given by It. T. Bliotl to Gt orge B. French, wenl to London. England, and offered i1 Dunsmuir properth s to the plaitililf company for $11,000,000. The plaintiff company further declares thai it accepted the proposition under the option alleged to have heen given to Mr. French; thai it Instructed an agent in Seattle to audit tbe books of the Wellington Colliery company and arranged to have its mining expert leave London for British 11 'olumbla foi the purpose of Inspect- in the Dunsmuir coal holdings on . anco tver island. Officials of the plaintiff company Uu.t is tl concluded they a ��tl< ed In a London that the Cana- Rallway company had will be the usual races for and the finance committee a Ide liberal allowance to pr lz e s. auto; have pica engaged to children free rides, around the park and this part of the en- tertalnmenl wlll be somewhat similar t-i thai of last year. The only thing thai is now worrying Chief Watson, who is to marshall the parade, is the route that will be taken. It Is evident that the whole length of Columbia street cannot be used on Friday and the chief thinks that it would be better not to use it at all and run no danger of (lotting the parade mixed up with the Columbia street improvements. The route will probably po along Carnarvon to Sixth street, up Sixth to and then on to the Winnipeg, May 1,���The labor element of this city has issued a call to all adherents to assist in the thorough organization of the labor party with a view to running candidates at the next federal election. The first meeting ai which the scheme will be discussed in its entirety will be held on Wednesday evening, when some Important announcements are expected to be made public. The Trades and Labor Council convention committee is taking the initial steps in the movement. The labor party is sanguine of winning a seat at the next election, an.l promises to put a strong man In the held when the time comes. The party ir- well supplied with funds and will be in a position to thorough ploit its policy when the arises. Winnipeg was represented in par- Pament for the session ending in 1004 by A. W. Puttee, a labor man, hut he was badly defeated In the elec tion of that year, when D (liberal) was returned. Sailors Object to Eating Potatoes Grown in 1902- Carry Case to Consul. CHINAMAN BRtA.u NECK BY SHORT TALL Sam Su Ho Found Dead on Lulu Island���Coroner's Inquest Not Necessary. ex- occasion W. Bole El- Vi Stel- avenue long in lots of street Hoval ^^^^^^^^ park. The bands are coming Bl : ; ������ and there wiil be sic on tbe great day. Chief Watson requests that all owners of automobiles who wish to help sw( 11 the procession to use their chines in the parade. fine mu ir, a- regis- in the crimes ,. Police Court Cases. Thirty-nine convictions were tered in the city police court month of April, No serious were on the list, abduction being Cie worst. This last case was a tamilv j row over the possession of a Child. The following is the full iist of cases: Assault. 1; carrying offensive weapon, 1; theft, 5; attempt to obtain money by laise pretenses. 1; in possession of Btolen goods, 2; vagran :4; drunkenness. II; breaches of the pound bylaw. '^; breaches of the Indian ac*. 2; gambling. -5; using threatening language, 1; bound over ���peace, 1; abduction. 1. TWO HEADED GIRL SPEAKS TWO TONGUES Xew York, May 1.���John O. Nelson, of 4114 Stuart avenue, Brooklyn Hills. lias a daughter who has two well developed heads, he says. She is six years of age ancl is unable to o/ sit up, but her father says as In Ight as any child When the cold to keep the ! ��� '1 ^^^^^ pi,. i i able to dlan Northern NG PHONOGRAPH M RECORDS OF STORMS hi the Dunsmuir Interests. BOYS STUDY BOMB BY USING A HAMMER STEAM Wilt ST. ANDREWS LOCK .,.,p .-;.-��! illtl'Llifl walk she is he ever saw. ^ fcas born, the doc- tors told his parents that she could not live, but Nelson employed the best specialists and succeeded not only in keeping his little one alive, but in giving her comparative health. This cost him all he owned, he says. about $33, , and he and his wife now are poor. The Nelsons do all possible to prevent strangers seeing their child ancl v. rap her up to get her out of doors without attracting attention. The chil I s; oaks English and German with e [ual fluencj. using bcth mouths when ! -, eaks, her fathers says. riEKUlK 4Rf WVFST.VG LARGE SUMS IN CANADA Seattle, May 1.���Members of the crew of the British ship Elginshire still are loud in complaint of their treatment, aboard tbe vessel on its voyage from the l'nited Kingdom. They have carried their case to the British consul at Fort Townsend and, acting under advice from Daniel Lan- don, their attorney, intend doing everything possible to obtain redress tor what they call the brutal treatment of Captain Wright. James Edgar Hay, cook on the ginshlre, which arrived here day, said that during tl��o trip from Glasgow the food the men were forced to eat was in a frightful condition. He said the coffee and preserved potatoes had been on the ship eight years, and that six days after leaving Glasgow it was necessary to throw two barrels of bailey overboard. Hay said that the British consul appealed to at Port Townsend charged him $5 | for his expenses to Seattle and deducted $35 for his expenses to Seattle from himself and each of tin ee others of the crew. In a complaint signed by four of the Elginshire's crew, they state that the treatment they received on the voyage does not justify them in remaining with the vessel. The Elginshire now is discharging at the Wall street dock. She will go to British Columbia to load lumber for South Africa, under charter to Findley, Benliam & Brodie. Another fatal accident along the banks of the Fraser occurred on Sat/- urday night. This time the victim is. a Chinaman who has been employed for three weeks one one of 11. Gil- ley's pile drivers, which is doing some- work on Lulu island. Sam Su Ho, aged about sixty-five,, left the pile driver to go up town, about eight o'clock on Saturday night- He left Chinatown about eleven, o'clock and was found yesterday morning in a ditch on Lulu Island with his neck broken. Ile had evidently been walking along the dyke, stumbled?' and fell about six or seven feet, strlk- i ing the hard ground and dislocating; j his neck. There seems to be no suspicion ot" foul play as there were no marks ora I the dead man and no tracks except his own anywhere near the scene ot" the accident. The body was found by Edward Mer- icer at nine o'clock yesterday morning a few hundred yards west of the Lulu island biidge. The police were at once notified and Chief Bradshaw. With Undertaker Murchie, went to investigate and had the body removed to the undertaker's. Dr. Jones wag; summoned and it was found that the- neck was dislocated. He had beerv dead about eight hours, rigor mortis. having already set in. On being made acquainted with the- tacts Coroner Plttendrigh decided that. an inquest was unnecessary. LAST YEAR'S CROP GONE. WEALTHY INDIAN DEAD. of Western Farmers Have Disposed Bulk of 1909 Wheat. Winnipeg. May 1.���Nicholas Rawlf, director of the Toronto bank and president of the Alberta Grain company, has returned from an extended trip in Alherta. He states that the bulk of the last year's crop is out of the farmers' hands, but there are millions of bushels of oats in the elevators and fanners' hands still for sale. The".' will be an increase of acreage of twenty-live per cent. Seeding is going on rapidly. The seed bed is in good condition but rain would be very ptable all throughout the west. Be- Leaves Fortune Estimated at tween $25,000 and $30,000. Ellensburg, May 1.���Charles Nason. one of the wealthiest Indians in the valley, and known to all of the old- settlers as a stanch friend of the white man. died at his ranch near the ! mouth of the Nanum canyon early 'yesterday morning. Nason was seventy-five years old. He Irrigated his i place, acquired a big herd of stock, and leaves a fortune estimated at ! from $25,000 to $30,000. He is survived by a wife and two children. ' ' rwalk, Conn., May 1.���All iterious man has dwelt ���a the uttermost point of ��� }. in Long Island sound. . Btorm came up be was g about, very busy ahout i >;. stermen, mariners and tants in general specu- ted about him. Now the secret is out The mysteri- Professor Herman Schults, j and be is making phono- rds of storms and thun-; .-. It is said, in the Passion il i ibi ; ammergau this year. Schultz Is reported to ave rlggi d up gigantic phonograph on the island, which have been Igcstlng elemental noise for months.', ERSEY PUTS BAN ON HURRY-UP MARRIAGES New York. May 1.���An innocent looking bomb, of the kind used at Italian celebrations, was found the other evening by Martin and Joseph while they were playing their home. The boys ^____^���^^ years old. earrii bomb to Government Boat Victoria Will Make First Passage���Formal Opening June. in m a who Dunn lot near are nine and five ^ their hack yard for In conducted the Inquiry the ^^^^ \estigation and with a hammer. The explosion threw the boys agalnsl a fence and shook the house. Both hoys were unconscious when picked up by their father and mother. An ambulance was called, and phy. sieians report that both boys are in a serious condition. Their eyes were badly Injured by the explosion. George Barby, French Capitalist. Thinks Dominion Will Be a Second United States. Andrew's MAKE PROTEST AGAINST OBSCENE LITERATURE the him I ITrenton, N, J., May 1.���Governor j an has Blgned the hill providing that marriage license shall he necessary .fore it is lawful for a clergyman or, te M perform a marriage iremony in New Jet i ey Heretofore has Im en necessary only for non- Bldents to secure a license, and they )nid easily evade even that require* put. The new law goes Into effect July An> official of clergyman who Ball perform a man iai e cei i nioiiy Tin n no license Is secured shall he aide to Imprisonment for a term not S.uvi ding si\ nionlhs or a line not (ii i \ci ed $500, or both, Making un- rutin it I answers in applying for a Icense shall be deemed perjury, CUSTOMS RETURNS. ^pril Figures Show Increase Over Pre ceding Month. ' '��� ���' customs returns for the month 1 : ' ''Hi shows a fair Increase over "l"1'' ''1' March, the takings of 'ne ouiports showing q particularly May 1.���Two prominent ymen today strongly de- f obscene cards, broad in our Dominion ��� rles of darkness ucli men, Toronto. Anglican dor oounced the evil "There is al a crusade of einlssa. debauch men. women, hoys and throUgh circulating Immoral d( girls. ^^^^^^ bonks and postcards. This statement was made by deacon Cody at the anniversary vice of tiie Independent Order Fellow s. Uev. (V J. James, of the of the Redeemer, said; "Vou want to create opinion agalnsl th of the law will I'. is behind tbem in doing toward stamping out evil, niaimes life must be put without mercy." \roli- ser- of Odd Church such public s that the officers el that the public their duty Whatever out of life Winnipeg. May L���St locks will be opened Informally on Tuesday, when the government steamer Victoria will be sent through. This announcement was made yesterday morning by A. R, Dufresne, engineer in charge. This does not mean that the locks will be thrown open to general traffic at that time, for there are still several minor details of the work to be computed. The formal opening will take place about the end of June. Hon. Mr. l'ugsley has expressed his intention of coming west during the summer, land unless his trip is too late in season it is the desire to have present at the opening formalities. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Hon. George P. Graham are also expected west during tlie summer and It is possible ; they will also be present peg board of trade, tlit and a number of private p d a desire to take part caslon a notable one, do the importance of locks and canal to Winnipeg a country served. At the piesi'tit time all' at the locks is engaged in lower tlie steel frainewor 'l'he huge steel the biidge deck to and on these the be lowered tomorrow. Winnipeg. May 1.���George Barby. a French millionaire, whose investigations on behalf of a combination of Parisian capitalists have attracted very wide attention, reached Winnipeg from Saskatoon last night. He is returning from a trip through the Dominion, during which he was accompanied by Hugo Ross, the Winnipeg real estate man. Mr. Barby was unwilling to talk of his investments last night, but said that he was inmieiis ly Interested in Canada and lt was destined to be I States. He thought there was a great ture for French capital in the Domln IMPORTANT WITNESS. More A. &. G. W. Evidence to Be; Taken in Winnipeg. Winnipeg, May 1.���A new turn came over the complexion of the Alberta & Great Waterways inquiry yesterday when it was announced that more Important witnesses are to be heard here, which makes it sure that the commission will not leave for Toronto before Tuesday next. The commission has secured some star witnesses. Faulkner, who will be on the stand tomorrow; McMahon, manager of the Traders bank; Norman Leslie, manager of the Imperial bank, and J. D. Fraser, the contractor, will also be examined here. Grants for University. Cfclgavy, May 1.���It has been decided to submit, a bylaw for $100,000 to be used in tho building of the Calgary university, and it will undoubtedly pass on practically a unanimous vote. Five hundred acres of land for a university site have already been donated, and Dr. Blow hae'. offered temporary accommodation for the university and the work of the first and second years wlll begin this- fall. The university will start witli. endowments of over $1,000,000. believed a second United fu- BURNS WOODEN LEG TO ^ocrD KEEP HUSBAND SOBER _______ _H The Winni- city council utles lmve in : ion provided that it was treated fairly. He and his friends are at present investing in land only, but if they are successful will extend their interests in the form of trust companies, loan ; companies or possibly the banking i business. expn ^^^^^ making the 0C( realizing as they the the SWIFT AND MISS HURRY GRAB LICENSE IN RUSH md tlie working . I of On Ing into position beams extend from the concrete foot, curtains will -_^_^_^_^_^__ still a small amount dam ���1" hall, from 0' Rush Clerk There ^^^^^ cavation to ho com ,l,e canal, and as ernment dredge large Incn follows: 1910 ���-������ Porl $7,143.87; total 1909 Porl $4,532.99; total The figures are as $15,811.06; $22,054.93. $13,513.84; $18 046.83. Increase -Port, $2,2.87.22; ' r��10.88; total, $4,908.10. outport. outport. outport, TEN THOUSAND CROSS WINNIPEG IN WEEK Majority of Newcomers Are Anglo- Saxons, Although Many Americans Are Also T(reklng- ^^^^ of ex- Idoted at the south it below will be The on the ���*������ *r~____ havi end of water, the aoi^^ scut through to clear It away machinery and working parts bridge an.l lock have been tested and are tound to work perfectly. MAYOR M'CARTHY ANTICIPATES ATTACK Mc- New York, May 1.���lt was rush day at the marriage bureau in the city j The clerk worked at top speed petting to closing hour. Center Hart recorded 1-0 couples and Speed made a new time time record for filing documents. And in the midst of the husile along came Lawrence Swift and Miss Elizabeth Hurry. They received their marriage license ln two minutes. Mr. Swift is a broker. The father of the bride-to-be was a member of the law firm of Hurry a. Gallup. NATURAL GAS AT CARDSTON. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., May L���The law I offered no relief to Michael Klnsel, ot Exeter, near here, whose wife burned up his wooden leg on Saturday 'night to prevent, him going to saloons j and getting drunk. He had her ar- ! rested and brought before Alderman ' John F. Donahue, of this city. She admitted burning the leg. "It was the only way to keep him home," she explained. "He would go to the saloons every night and get drunk, so In anger I took his leg It was as much mine as his anyway," she declared. Thus alderman thought it was, too, and dismissed tlie case. Saturday a fit of and burned it. SUITORS PURSUE GIRL WINNER OF LANCJ Springdale, May 1.���Springdale- bachelors have lined up to win the hand of Miss Mabel D. McNickle, the lucky Chicago scliool teacher who won flrst choice In the Spokane reservation land lottery. The young woman rancher has received a half-dozen proposals of marriage from swains hereabouts, but has- spurned them all for the simple life on her homestead. Miss McNickle "has just completed a tasty bungalow on the land she selected on the reservation on the banks of the Chimocane river, about three miles, south of Springdale. She has planted about three acres to garden seeds and potatoes, the virgin soil in the front yard of her home being dotted with flower beds. She is enthusiastic over her new tract and promises to devote all her time to its development. B. Con- Coal President Indicted Chicago. May 1.���James nery. president of a coal company, is named in an indictment returned here yesterday charging that he swindled the city on coal contracts. Drilling for in FATAL CATCH OF FISH. Overlo.-irteci Boat Sinks and Four Flsh- ermen Are Drowned. . Edinburgh, May L���Four Firth of . "r,,> ' .herinen were recently haul- ,:: ' their nets filled with herring, "' " Vntaruther, when an extraordinary thing occurred, upwards of fifteen orans had been placed on board, when tbe boat sank. helt>K overloaded with the weight of the fish. One nf tiip crew was rescued by "nother boat, but four men were drowned. May 1.���Ten thousand arrived In the west last from Europe and 6,000 Slates. No less than came in, and also crowded with ninety per cent. Winnipeg. new settlers week, 4,000 from the United HI,,.,, special trains regular I rains wen newcomers. Almost __io.gax0na wcomers are At glo-S x >n . hardy a settler that is class. The total from Europe for hmild run be- 0,000, while the will supply an- San ��� Mir'in Cart by Issuei afternoon declaring lo his knowledge that sence In Washington be made to attack him ministration with a about a recall election. The mayor will leave tbo east ln connec ,^ lletchey hearing In Washington, his statement be asserts that the accuracy of which lie has reason to beat tack will be made upon Francisco, May 1.^^^^ signed statement this thai it has come ; during his ab- attempt will and his ad- lew to bringing tomorrow for ?tlon with the 1 letch Water When Fine Flow Was Struck. Cards!on. May 1.���Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Wright nnd Fields who drilling for water on the Van Pelt ty, which adjoins the town on eached the 100-foot level d a fine flow of natural lowed con- ��� __��� Information cannot doubt. Hove that on he au of the m and (here Is not in the desirable number of newcomers tho month of April tween 15,000 and American invasion other 'J.000. nd his administration and others, that a "public vltrd against ine. and couraged by i ml in- upon him a ertaln newspapers ��� sentiment Is to be fake mass meetings street partides are to be en- u;d a general hubbub are proper the south, i and dlseovere ^^^^^^ gas. When tested the gas s slderable strength ancl there ls at present quantity of enough to light and heal a do/.en residences. Mr. I Wright expects to pass the 200-foot before they reach water which will be a flowing well, at present is of commerc'01 ����������"��. ��,r. Van Pelt, who expects to erei SIX THOUSAND BAKERS QUIT WORK IN NEW YORK Bread Makers Want Nine Hour Day and a Dollar a Week Added to Their Pay Cheque. WIRELESS EXPERIMENTS. Feasibility of Connection With Stewart Investigated. Victoria, May 1.���Kxpertments are* history of Canada. There Were 1,614 rtment of the Dominion government ascertain if it is feasible to eon- Stewart, the rising n��inihg centre at the head of the Portland canal, wltt. the chain of wireless stations on the B. C. coast. If the experiments to be ��� conducted by C. P. Edwards, superintendent of wireless stations for the Dominion, prove successful, a station will be established at Stewart. Failing this a branch will be strung t�� the Yukon telegraph line. par to nect CANAL DEFENCES. for New bakers York, May 1. ��� Six thousand strike in this city for and an Increase of are on a nine-hour day tl a week In wages. walkout of 2,000 bakers employed A ��� vented i ra ised." level ^^^^ he Is confident The quantity of gas lai value. Mr. Van et a large residence on this property during the next few Is assured of heat and light years to come. Whether Is sufficiently large to sup- manufacturing con- by the Kosher dealers was pri through an agreement to submit their grievances to arbitration. months. for many the flow ply the town or cerns remains to be seen. Tenor Singer Dead. New York, May 1.���John 11. Murphy, In his younger days one of the best known tenor singers ln America, died today ln his seventy-fifth year. He toured Kurope as one of the stars of Haverly's minstrels. ! Taft Urges Congress to Provide Adequate Protection. Washington, May 1.���In a special message sent to Congress yesterday. President, Taft urges that the defence* j of the Panama canal be completed! land ready for business on January 1,. 1915, on which date It Is also proposed. to open the canal to navigation. "It ts the right and duty of thc^ United States to defend the work upon which it Is expending such an enormous sum," the president said Irr his message. "An adequate defense- requires suitable fortifications near the approaches to the terminals. I am of the opinion that such works as may he erected for the defence of the canal should be completed, occupied and ready for operation ut th** time the canal Itself is completed." - :h m ��� ���. > i V. "M: i!: V .: 1 i ���-" !'.-' ' >���*' ; > PAGE TWO. 1 IHE DAILY NEWS. gsk^��� A ^ Classified Advertisements LOST. l^QSTr-lQUARE GOLD LQC'KETE)X- Ifgrtured F. S. A., -containing-,phains. ��� Finder wlll be rewarded when returned to F. S. Alltn, Windsor hotel. Some Good OfifiMMOT^ ���WANTED���PAI XT SCRCBBER A' _*����* Ai>i>ly sioiuner "Payslreak WANTEI)(-iA. GIRL Kpit GE.NEUAI, housework 'and plain cooking. Ap- ���f V. jilv 12 . TJiiul a\ojuio. +-fr-;���I������J fA^lT-lf-TO Li;\T BY M _^^^^^^^^ MAiy}iKi> couple with small family, furnished bouse; good location; for six l months. Write P. 0. Box 382. jPMTED COAST LABOR AGENTS! MANA- . er Cl. .1. . ykes). till Powell street. Vancouven . .Phono ;",r..r.. prompt attention given to all orders for ii.alt help. Kill'., us UB, wire or wriit' il unable to visit lis. WILSON, COOK & CO. j Office: Northern Crown Bank Bldg. ��� Ground Floor. Phone 646. Open Evenings for Your Benefit. Client will buy-at market price a oa 1 iis; si:oot. Cu.*- . _ BRENING & COMPANY General Brokers. EXCLUSIVE SALES ONLY. We Can Deliver the Properties. Merchants Bank Building, Rooms 5 and 6. Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. Phone 686���" ���+- il good ciieocs who | We h'iaVe several -got will buy lots on Seventh avenue, ( Ity. ��� smaSl. waStkij 'foh RENT ��� SM house al once. lioply- to Kellip.- "ton isis>s.. Begbie St. Phono fisii. The advance sale of seats for the ������,,: ���; r+4��� IROTIIERHOOD OF AMER. ica, N'o�� 2 moots every Tnesdaj even-] in.. <'ii.'i!iiii:-.ham's. hall, yixih :��� 11. Trustees, M. G. Fraser. D, ttfi&i fei end W. B. i-'rase!'-. Vancouver. All visitors welcome, Have a buyer for one or two lots on leiiih st.eel, City. Have a buyer fori. lain in Block 2' cinity. acreage 3 and ip. Coquit J83���or" vi- WANTKli'��� YOUNG NEEDLEWOM- iin al Royal City Dye Works. Musi lie able to reoair clothing. A. G. MARSHALL South Westminster Phone F507 BURNABY SNAPS���3 3-4 acres clear- ; ed;. District Lot [136 for 1^,000; ' !.lfiQQQ cushi balaiK-e ('���, 12,and IS nionlhs u\ fi pun cent. CITY Lot's'and Northerly 16 of Subdivision 5 in Lot S in Block LO, Group 1. New nine-roomed house with modern improvements; -1-stalled barn; good garden with fruit ires. On Seventh street botweon Filth ah',1 Sixtli avenues, Price :. 1,7C>o; cash $1,750, balance easy terms. Lot 55x132 on Seventh avenue between Sixtli and Eighth streets; cleared. Price $885; JOSEPH TRAVERS REAL ESTATE- AUCTIONEER Walker Block, Next lo Todd's Music House HOUSEsTfOR SALE. WEST END 5-roomed cottage, Jot 65 x 170. Price $2,400; $350 cash, bfllfiipcq like rent. 7-roomed house, modern, Price $2,200 nn terms. 6 roomed house on Fifth avenue. Price $2,400; on easy terms Price lABfiS-HtN-NOt ANXIQlf Tfl Ffl.1! POLITJOL fun Workmen See Motive Behind P, to Form Provincial L Fedeiation. pos il house; all modern ^^^^^ easy terms. 12-ro.omed modern ' house s-ruomtd $3,500; VaiiooiiU r, Blnj l. flow io | 11 , ��� ���������,.���.-. ig of a . pio\i.i.-i;ul Uibuj lion with hss than half of the :.l . - ,11.1 il of I lie pll>\ IIIOI' I . ��� I iii the body, is the. chiel .... in- 0:1ft of | the finest; locations In the.clty, Musi h<J srtld within Crve* fialM PMtfe only $3,200; on tonus. Soo ufi n,Umit thjs at ome[.Ji)'i.t) 'iil.lfn is-., j--^)iiiu|}tntiiii_cj'j to !)�� ,bi;o.i|jlit.up at i.i Tiailep ��� anjl .( Labor ��� j hall,,-,���<,-, \ . j donventlon ��� -. atyoul t lu. . , '��� ��� si rei i. calb d I Tbo permanent tomoi i o\. ��� .i , SURREY. WANTED bin. by ' moderate, onial Motr ��� GARDENING OR .1011 sturdy young man. Wages" Acreage Apply W.- .1 ohnson, Vo\- Easy .K'rius Phono I!.. ' _> section ::", Bloc N,, Range W. and half uteres; near Ua,n. | BURNABY���2 '/. acre lots near oec- uloal location, easy t^rms, , 'South' West mi nst or. WANTKD TO ItENT-OENTLEMAN wants one of two rooms with private tafmll.. Nol fir from library.'j Moilri'ji. house preferred. Box 983,1 [I Five and two acre .oil.-.,' Easy .terms. block n d CU> ond street. r.'.iT. $,qb pi An tcli; POStlJ 59 Cit. (.ots. Soot' Ki a 1 $150, third dash,- balance 8, IS months.', station. H, and BURNABY���2 large lots near city car line. ��� Price $f50 each; balance $10 per mom i. 15 Acre farm) well SBTANTED jfeliC TO EIGHT .ROOM BI),: ootta. o; fully mod'6rtt; clo'se in; good 'location: Write P. O. Box 1%fe. l< i r.ii **********Mm_a*M_M_\ Tit. . good ; cultivation; and equipment.. Ei s'.ookod and m With furniture sj< terms. 120 Acres; .200 Good U'lans. per, ;���ere; close in. ftfefefl TE& AC:ii-:s, POR SALE S. n. l;;, lowiisliiii ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "1-3 eaSli;' .Madce ,G,",.2 -and 18 month.. Address N-'B.', News Ol- 'fifed Vi i ��� 15 Aijres; all under c.ioip:, 6| o.ows, li'jri'cs and oiiuipiiiont: $ .00o; $.000 cash, reniainder on. terms. rioiMbwest 1-4 .section ID, J1J2 Feet ' oil ColumH . iti-edt, 2. I'lice ,$230 per acrp; ] Wisimiasior: c;\ce'l nt vi w, - 'anee fi'.' 12''iind 18 I Rid oorr.or. villi lo.-iurncc Ndw (h'Hi- S'OR SALE '-.- feRr'N*ETTE MILLj bean'in. house business for sale; j ti rooms-occupied; 31-2 acres pas- ���tiire; cbiclceii. house, cow stable, fruit tiois; 'low rout. For price, "including furniture, beds, bedding, cooking utensils. Mallaoable range, dishes, etc., api>ly 11.-0 Columbia St., Sappertoh. Two excsllent lots; Noi'fh VA.nC'iuvo'r-. double corner; $10o cash, balance to suit. 40 ft. Waterfront ;throe minutes from the bridge; $60 pei foot.: APPLY��� A. G. MARSHALL, Real Estate Office. Phone F. 507 South Westminster. FOR SALE���GOOD WORK TEA!\\ (2,800 lbs.). Sound. .-Visa,wagon and harm ss (new). Apply A. N. Mac- li_.v, Bimnaby Lake P. O., jB. C. VOR SALE ��� MAGOON STRAW- berry runners. Specially grown | Jrorn young plants. Four dollars | per thousand. L. Claude Hill, Bur- riaby Lake, P. O. ' t. * a* 4 tO*** <>a*^*$<>****4>4***+4>*+ LAUNCH FOR SALE���-10-FT. PRAC- tieallynew gasolino launch; covered -and oomiiletoly oi|iii]ipoil; licensed fo carry L'5 people; for sale at "$2,000. This is many hundreds below the value of this boat. Apply to owner, P. O. Box 310, New west- minster. FOR. SALE - SPEKD LAUNCH "Vite." 3l!fee. }.ong, 4 loot fi inches heanr. fully c. ,ipped with 111 II. P. iour:oylinder ,rCpSyie' engine, to- .^othor wilh dynamo, ln first c,lass working onh':. Speed 11 miles ner hour. To bo M'oii at our docks, Front slrreet. 7'Ue Schaake Machine ^'oi'Vs, Ltd. FOR SALEo��� WHITE .LEGHORN eggs; single comb; good strain; five cents each,.. ;Samuel, Wilkinson, Sixth street, Ea*t Bwrnaby. 5'OR SALE���ppUU ROOMED COT- tago; lot' 50xl32 cleaied, fenced; one 'block,' east, .of , Twelfth aftieej <ia.Y\ Price.' ?I,-ji|b, tcrpis. Apply, <. wner,.i02'4' Tenth Avenue. . , ��� ���ROOMS TO RElNT. TO LET���^OOM^.LN THE PYTHIAN block in suites of two for | light, lious^kee.piitg. All steam heated; 'with botaijd ,qol,d ,wa)e^, gas npige ���iuid elociti'ic^igbt.. Tej-nis moderate. Apply A. II. Ferguson, Room !), s.o- ond floor. . tf TO LET-tCOMFORTABLE room tor owe or two .adles, close, to ��&T- 615 Hamilton,street,.city.,, ;, ���W&Lxid 13VQ 'Vuclauril^ ki otI3 TO RENT ��� COilFORTABLY FUR- nislied' bedroom. Apply 713 Trcw street, city. FOR RENT. FOR HIRE ��� AUTOMOBILE FOR hire by tbe hour, day or week. Apply, lo S. Fader, Lean block, corner of Church and Columbia street. Telephone 712. FOR RENT���SIX-ROOM -MODERN House, Sapperton, $15 per month, p. L. Secord, 450 Columbia SL, Sapper- torn Near car terminus. Phone 4$. ' , ,, VIVE-ROOMED FCRNISHED COT- tage to rent on Eighth street between Third and Fourth avenues; $L'0 per month. Apply Wilson & -Cook, Northern Crown UanK building. i a i ��� 4} 4} i o -lr a a <r a a o % Rea! Estate vs. Mortgages JV. a- . *���* BURNABY���-.100 c.:sh and month huys a tine 'large Third avomie near city 'car 'liiie. CITY A.66 foot lot on Royal aveiuie, Pi ice .$\.',t"i.): $500 cii^li, ;i;alaiioo 6 and 12 inonilis. S'.Sl aero- ��� r.'lh foot to La'.tnor io.nl. Price ?:'la ; er aire. SO Acres in Soo. 10,; SIM pi r acre. 3 1-3 Aon s'; $i.' 0 the piece. .Mi>iul 2 aoi'os i;j .-;. C. 30; S L5 i0. ;i ' .aSU, j hi Aces in S. o. 3.3. .3^.0 pi-r aire, !co..\o;os il) S'ec. 361 ?27a per a -i . VrJ~ 40 Acre's in Stc. 6; facitig fty.-.*,i Mi ro *'5 per| dlan read; .275 per acre. tot tom.ir,(j ^cres in sec, ill, Tp, S; $45 per ficre. St W. ������, Sec. ill. Tp. 7; $45 per rijcr.e, 62 Acres in Soo. 36 on Towniiiio 1U1. good buy. 6APPERT0IM 3-roomed house on lot 66 x 132; close to car. Pii,. ��� 'l.-lu'l; .,. i - o; . .i. hahim.'C .'*. 12 and IS, niontiiH. 7-raomed modern hoi^se, half a block from ear. Pile-.* $2.2iia; $',nu a in e monthly). We hive other good timis in S-'-apfoiton oil t'Ssi' su(;li'as.|Orc:nii/.iiil'li Is .-.rn :., I i ,.,t 1,V fi lfi ��� , i . ���.!.������! o1 li,, i , bor Leadei b, ��lien it Is taki i ^deration thai all the miners I CITY���6-roomed large (ol on modern house Fourth avenue on aiid facing ph car hue. ^A . l,ic\ui;.iiul hoh.e.' I'rioo $3,5j)0; ^asy ti tins. CITY���A good buy- Blks. (I and 7, S. -Lots 2 and 3 in on Si v 'hth aVsfnue near Elghiooni'n stle'^t. Pi'ir-o $650 each: $475 cash, halaiue il and 12 months. CITY���9 room modern house with two acres uudoi>- cultivation; planted in bearing strawberries and young fruit trees. Price $fi,000; $2,3,06 cash, balance fi, 12 and lfi months. SAPPERTON���Lot 76, Blk. 24. S. B. 1. Price flaC; $2.0Q cash; 6, 12 and Ts months. LANGLEY���On the Surrey line; 80 acres, (he west l[. of the S. E. Vi of Pec. :: 1. Tp. 8. $S0 per aero; easy terms. LANGLEY ��� 160 acres, the S. W. ��. of Sec. lfi, Tp. 10. having 2,500. 000 feet of good fir timber. Only 45 per acre; easy terms. LANGLEY. X. W. V, foe. i>, Tp. 11; 48 acres; 80 acres cleared; good house and all improvements. The bhj'iincludes furniture and everything on the the place. PHce Sfi,lH>; l$.,S0Q cash, hnlanco arranged. LULU ISLAND. Lot 41, IVoiok 11, Four North Range. Six W. 4. X. 'i \Y., Group 1; 5 acres. $500 per acre. Kncge 5, Lots 16: and 17, Sec. 62 H.; 10 acres; $30A per acre.' BURNABY. 41-.. Acres, eorner of Royal Oaks road and Glen road. Lot It'. Block S2: 1-3 cleared and fenced; $$00 ])'r acre; JljQQQ cash", balance easy tono.s. 5 acres good land; $?.,500. Lot fi, Plk. 3 of D. L. 2>; ,:ir,e. Lot 77 of Blocks 3 to 10. 'M\ to 53, 60 to 73, D. L. 30; fifixl'20; $:',::>: Lot 200, Blocks 3 to 10, D. L. 30; 66x 120; corner; $450. ;L^f. SJ5, P. T.. 20, Blk. A: ttiilM; fruit trees and root house; $u25. LANGLEY���160 acres of fine fruit land, the N. W. \., of Soo. 14. Tp. 10. Price $45 per acre; $2,300 cash; 1. 2. u and 4 years. LANGLEY���SO acres, the N. ['2 of the S. E. '.; of See. 10. Tp. 10. Ten acres chared. Price $35 per acre; $1,000 cash, balance $500 a year until pni'1. I :5oine of our shrewd clients are beginning to fool that outside property Is now nearly as high as it is worth. They say tbat the old stock Vxchan'ge axiom is good Wbicli says "Sell , -��� Wants them; FARM, TO RENT^-46 3-4 ACRES AT Tyneh6ad, V miles from New Westminster, fin? i-roomed house; good orcliard'and barn; between 18 and 20 acres under cultivation, remainder grazing land. Get particulars from W. J. Kerr, G14 Columbia St. buy wherf no one 'wants them." pul i " , ��� ��� i They have figured out'that they have done pretty well by real , estate a;nd arfePnow buying , mortgages. They say. that seven ' ','tp. e^it per cent, is good for sp'ch high class, gilt edged se-;' curity���in fact there Is nq se-; i til -lOlt 1 .[...:,, curity obetfer than a mortgage, on improved/real estate which ; has wltlistbotl fill the scrutiny'. \_ -given morgages which, passes- \ lo I ; ��� i , ��� through our bands. They feel < that with such mortgages ' they can sleep pretty comfort- \ ably���no anxiety as to a possible drop in value. If real estate has done well for you, or if you are for any reason looking for ,lhe greatest security in investment, it will pay you to se^ us,; and talk over the matter. Our knojvlodge is at your dispqsal without charge. Years of peiience, and study ql financial matters of all kinds fit .us to speak with some dqgree ot authority. TO LET���SIX-ROOMED COTTAGE. Vacant May 1. Rent $23. Apply 221 Hartco Street, evenings, between 6 and 7. FOR RENT���HOUSE AND FOUR Lots in Burnaby, near, car Hue. Ktve iQotns and bathroom, pantry, etc , Rents $12 per month. May Lease. .for six monthe if tenant ���Biilts. Apply to P. Peebles, 620 Co- i ex- * Dominion Trust Co., Ltd. T. R. PEARSON, Manager N. W. Branch. HARRISON HOT SPRINGS ��� 160 iierps. A good farm; 40 9CTdB under cultivation v,-itb orchard; 3-4 nufe waterfrontage on Harrison river. 2,000,000 feet of fir. some cedar; : several Jnori Springs. Price $26 per acre: small ^nsb payment. ' 3mall ranch near Sapperton: 3 acres in orchard; baiance^lijAht clyaring. Price $3,550; terms fl,006 cash, balance t\. 12, 18 and ZA months. SAPPERTON. 8, D. OS, Blk. 3, Lot 21; Buchanan street between SlierhfWfce and Hospital street; clearol; small house Price $400; easy terms. S. D. 19, Blk. 4, Lot 2; Carrol street; cleared and fenced. Price $42B. NORTH VANCOUVER. Good lot; goo3 location; $i,fioo. I run. IBoflnchiry atid GfowlS Ni ' .ne refusing to Havfl faij u , wilh- i he tno\ cik or. for I be i bai- ifeih-i alion. i Son: ' yea1 s ago I Bta i��� . r hou.��� pr. .:1V-|. Taugor oi:l onjqBI thtl ifallOl t ��� ��� ^(Jrr,s I li 'i Ooluoihlai bpl the mo ItwillhetVyonradvantifge;,'' '^V l^ ^^ \ .."; *������� 1"'1i'' '',''; '"'':��� .on ���-.: -.1 c, CITY LOTS , ,. , j |. . , . \\,.,,,.. \s'.,ti ���.nt: a- ��� Lot on Hamilton street, $\p Ji ,|,,, ���on proposal Is thai Ibi partially cleared. I' I ��� " ioo-,; ��� i-a'e .ne, -i the ncbltn . ". 1] 'l oi ,��� . - .i ��� I ... i., pi |n i���i I,,, ,. 3 lots on Dublin street clp.j to car. rwould ivelcome tho minei Price only $i.4oo; !���;; qaslu baiwtce .arms, thq situaUpu la UkU t\, 12 and X - VDP_\ ��� ' ' ���'"' ' '' ''a Q foij Hk! v 2 loft on'Ed'in'biJrgh sti-e-t with back ei���|,..u!., ; nd as they :lm >,. " ..'���itrnnee l60 feel fr-m lb- c:i". ' ;; ' "'I ' '"''1 COmPril '��� OsOSe ll Price $1300 for tlm iv.-o>- i ;; edsh, ": ,;"- '"'������' ,|I""il "'���'" ��������� ������u balance Vanged. Will Bell sepfa ' ''""������ *\ "' ��� '':' <��<* will n ,' t���iv .' [threaten the formal Ion ol on '. ,, n ' - -- ;-,-.- t ;-.-,���.��� -pin. ui ��� i.,i -cr raihev. CQSSl - I Fulf sfzed lot on Hamilton'strtst close ' :i1 to TWi'll'tb Bt/i el; : '1 clearbd.T.'Ic^1 ������ a- ' ���i .'UUtrfUUvli d '.....{"a" thai it is ylily :i sti.ono 1-3 cash, ^itanye... an.l 12 |J7M)io��� of ., |abor p.,|,y I Oilier opponents of the pla for ' ��� . .necessarily opppsed to a lai*. lots r*n A.-tr, i.trcit; th(.y s;iy |, KiH),;]l| p(. organ! oloaiavl and fence.1; $2,1 I ejj . u,.,,. u\\ tlw othpt'8, n" t thi U"' '" "'"f it',ai and support ot an; boft5 ' molitlis. Two full sized al ^^^^^^ half cash, halanci 8 full sized did vf,\v. $500 cash ',| cit lots in Sippcrton; Price (,niy $30p balance, to suit. Alii; REQtnkTNG solen-1 IntvK'Sls. i With many; of the each; hois pf ihe tr:ohs unions of ' I ie, ,- nOW le hjir-UI- tQ pit iel: WV I pa':li . it is pipdlcted ihat i' I OTS IS.' SAPPERTON WE' !I\\'1-V1U ��'-iiem.i.v Uiilioult matter THEM RANGING FROM $276.,ANof0^ ���' 1'1^" ���'""'>' u,ldt*' Ul'' SALE. ..______________! JOSEPH TRAVF.RS REAL ESTATE ��� AUCTIONEER Next to Todd's Music House Walker Block, Columbia Street, N w Westminster, B. C. TO RENT���7-rocmed hoCiEe near the corner of Tenth street, and Fourth \ ayenue; .30 ]ier month. TO RENT ��� 4-roomed house and 5 cloare.-t lots suiuible for gardening; ' ?'l5 per month. ; We have the best listing from Crpj-j liwack and Sumas BRENING & COMPANY General Brokers. EXCLUSIVE SALES ONLY. We Can Deliver the Properties. Rooms 5 and 6. M��)-'ch,-ints Bank Building, Corner' Columbia and Begbie Streets Phone 686. - ��� : A. G, MARSHALL, South Westminster Phn.,�� P50T SNA?S IN WATKiil'i.t-i.Vl. . 150 acres of good Ian I ui. ������ r ''������",'. with 30 chains pf waleil'iein 1'iic Only JaOO per aero on el U.S. ,.��� tja(i(^,��pd;labor oonnolla The m'eel Ing foi i be consl li f the iim,> "caii l.-'iet ,'itlt-n ldi 11 i Id at t n o'clock this moi In t|ie evening another to �� be fold to discuss the foi On U a labor party. There [g ��� ������ ,! nn connection between the two Mil. is. 14 acres excellent land ui'h house abd huildincs. whli '2i chains wau-r- frontage. Railway tHrrqngh ; f 'P' : - ty. Price $8000, cjnarter cash. 1t>G acres nearby all cultivated, | xc I- lent,land, Wat' ifro.i:; igg Neil;, Ara. pe. 1* ciiy. 40 acres, ^vHli vilap llftxtt! Stfnbnry. Good tern1��. , One acre ov/jiei'fKiiH , fluarter mile from Lulu Island bridge. 40 '-feet wa'ert'ront, tlr.-e tnlhtltPB from bridge. ..'0 i or foot. ' Apply for terms. A. G. MARSHALL, Estate Office. South Westminster Phone F. 07 BAREFOOT DANCING FAD DISRUPTING FAMlLl.i London. May 1. -- Ft rod by tl i ample ol Ladj i !on tancfe Rlchi ('.nnciiig lor the sucroil dius'e i I I : tiniiu-rriii.; Bcteloty Women !.:.\e ��� RlVlng tttttWihg loom onteitaiio Iti ll.o i KC.lU ' ��� and h : maidens r-i'(1 Wossomln'g nlati'oni . Hop^'l ou bhlztvcoverfed- pi** o their farts' Itles I one the entertainment ot conti nt. ,8 btfVe hene?** ':' ' ' lostaji fM ti'"''' "' ��� "*^"*"-- 0';t.-.:-t,-:ii!ieo::t �� na-a o:l|>' ��� ������ 'iw'ti in a Nonconfpi ml I ���fni i n i- icl ni i n outhi i I h ��� | : Ible fi r m-iny fai ill) ; le.'c-i'teiv who h&Ve Maud All have I i ,-���! placed under the l> ;.:-'.-!, wl , i .'��� e'bini Iholr rr.a'i.ioio' , hll'dl ��� :t ' ' ��� their gyrai Dtl i tb '.'������ pi iv: | , . | ,o\vn apart'iietits. ****mtiaaAA_M!^&^ I WILSON, COOK & CO. 'Office: Northern Crown Bank Bldg. Ground Floor. Phone 646. Open Evenings for Your Benefit. KELLINGTON BROS. Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. . . Phone 680. Want4d for rent���Small' house at oncfe. Lots near Orphanage; cash, balance fi, 12 and $2,700; i/4 IX months. B-Roomed house near, Fourth ahd 'Third street; .12,200. over 3 years. -���r���r- avenue terms 2 Lots, London Twelfth street; street; close to 500 each; terms. 3-8 Acres On $1.ono; terms. tram in Section 30; 5 Acres in Section 11, Port Mann townsite; $1,000 per acre. Terms ��� for today. Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. Phone 680. Beautiful ��� M , ; . , ��� ' I fl | . | FACING , ��� i ��� ' i 11 ' , . i : ' , r 103 Pin liiu > . ��� ii'j i. Bank of Montreal ESTABLISHED 1817. IHambta Street. ���������< ������������������������������������ CAPITAL |l4,4OO,06o.bo' RESERVE .. 11,000,000,00 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland, and In London, England, New York, Chicago and Spokane, U. S. A., and Mexico City. A general banking business transacted.' Letters of Credit Issued, available wltb correspondents In all parts of the world. ' Savings Bank Department���Deposits received ln sums of*'$l and upward, and Interest allowed at 3 per cent, per annum (present rate). Tota* ASBets over $1B8,000,()00.(I(). NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH, O. D. BRYMNER. Manager. ave e and Third een 3rd an fr St Prices on Application IO H iV ' '.'���>'���' National Finance Company, Ltd. N. H. McQUARRlE, Local Manager Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone 515 - Curtis Block - 657 Columbia St. t i ** . JtmiSi itST/TUTi.liJSSZ!r.*��2X*\*Z^'\.myjTM*^*ZJr^ili*T_^ MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910. i .^____az^sa3��KEssa8��',Em Dinnerware Fancy China 9 Toiletware c ; ... Five Crates.... Jusi, Opened and 'Placed-| in Stock T.HE.QARX, NEWS. PAGE THREE, FLOOD-IN DESERT LAKE MYSTERY TO ENGINEERS San Bernardino, Cal., May 1.���The stn a ���<��� im-,,-,,: .e of s ��� I j e ������ lake on the ''": ei i i-; puzzling engli rs connected wiMi the Tonopah & Tidewater rail- ro.id, and is giving them a hard fight to save the tracks from Inundation The lake i$ where HI Mohave river ;o il.i.i its reappearance after flowing iieue.it'h the desert l^ni a point near Daggett, where it. suddenly drops i'tlo ihe sands. The engineers are iii((lln- r.(i to In itjeve thai tin- water now Wei). 4ii|.' up in tlie -middle of llie lake coin s foi m a tiourco not connected with I ! Mohave. Dikes have been erected to protect the tracks from the rapidly rising water, and a pumping plain Ls being IrAtallea lo t brow tlv wati !' mer a low range ol' hill, to the clMfi] | 1, ��� Joll'tl. 6C5 Cclumbia Street���(6j new Westminster, B. C. ^^SSffiBR- BOOS! *EaSBMHBM e A. SPECK'S | SPECIALS I COLLEGE PRESIDENT STIRS BEAN-EATERS , ...... ......-.,. ..,, .. ; tiOIltpg lp the fl,.- Mil ItoTicH �� o * ��� a a a a �� *> a <��� a 4) a. I ��� ����� *> a ('aml.nd.^e. Ma .s���. May \L��� President i.iiv.ejl, ol Jlal.ai.l university, has aliri'ed Up a hnriiets' nest hy ques- lilpsl casual".. iiiafnier ithentlclfy of Plymouth Lock ami the Washington Elm. Speaking lasl night to a gathering of Uoston school teachers proposals for entertaining Taft .aud other visitors who will attend IM. i-ea-ention of the National V/ORKS OF AF;T AND ALSO OF NEAR ART COMING IN Condition is That tlall of Learning Be,- Established at Victoria. New York. May L���Filth avenue art. dealers dieclare that old masters are fioodim. the country since removal: of the tariff, A government imporl list was published here today, Bhowing that since July I of last yoar and up to April 1 of this >oar an .voiks to the value of $19.100, !:; re o in! ��� i.tr--, this country Mnnn ahroad. Km the pM\ious year, wla n duty Was eMieei. <-d. the total value ot ii.ipoHel art woiks was .'.l.lOi'.uiMl. Tl i.. Is Ian to' e of iioariy 890 pet io!'. The alt dealeis a:e inclined to be i.e: i \��_ regarding thd mi bene, ity of :��� co.'i-i'le.-iihlo portion of th- i ������-;���. irta- i ions and p] edlcl I hd.1 I e govi ' pv< tl v.iii tind cause to i ��� Its 0. K. LoiavjaJ many naintlngs sent from.] . the late B.i W. flearee tov the en- (_JlH\lmj , aa ......... -a- . if^Aii.eut of a ei.t-ir of ���lalma! seieia-,.. I., bis will I Mr. flearde left -rh.- MILK CONTRACTORS AND sum of $10,000 to he Invt . t,d in the PRODUCERS DEiCLAP.E ./Ap nana: ot lilo lieu viiant aou-i'n.,r of I lie . ���j' lii.o.iuceand oi tM<- mayor bl Viero.- P ���������������. ':���':,;��� !. A i'e. ' i j i.��. the proven Is tli which are v.ar In,-: w, ��� n inlll; pioil... d l J ed 1c the "Jim-iwloent: of a cllai li EQIKSUEf. fQR e. c. mm **aaaa****aa*a********o*.** * a * * i* c HORSE S WOOD WORK, REPAIRING OF KINDS AND ALL - Done At ��� /Ictoria, M-n- L���Should, the I'ni-1 ���- Ity. oi ii. ' . Id established in Vie- i tqrii the s mato and gdvemdrla will I * themselves of a be.lietft h fi liv'14 *> <r * ��� * ��� \\ * * x\ tt VICTOR A. JOHKORO ARCHITECT . ; Room 6, Cuichon Building. Phone 681 , Benson & McMenemy \ ��� * At Dick Eensor.'s Old Stand, 8th St., Next to Fashion Livery. to b* th Furlll- New and fccond.-H.-md ture Bought and Sold Agents for Eaynes1 Carriages and Capital Milk Separators Second-Hartd Bicycles from $1Q to 525.00 GENERAL REPAIRING Front Street Phone 275 ra'-iois in the ro i-alie | I..,;,;; i ,. rauuial .���> i- :u> Id * eoilepe or uniVer- j net, with Ibe ei.msan.e, :; a-. .ihepii. sWy U. Vidoiua Afoioh may nu\,< lr,.-1 elpal suffere!.--. vyas proclaimed i.i- power,bfilodnfedtin&iof .j^fbfeel'in'tfrufj' d -iy by the prpdu eers, '.' i;; '-"-i'l- I ������; ,:' scienpesj dr Hi teti may 06 nfhilai .; thai hostilities wiil be |;ee,un o'ji M.-ij ]. v on any ualwrtttlj ov <.:\,. y.tj hi1" The fiMit is on the rate pei can of Greal Britai. or Canada, upon the 8 l-_ .quarts. The, producers demand 'I'L*- testator's puhln-' spirit wa i ��� ��� President 3 1-- rents a qiayl, the rate paid dm- hlblted in several oth.'r dheetions.'' Ing the Winter, while, the eontraetoi s The Lov.M .luhili'e tfoSpttil' will r- bave voted to mninjain the 25-ceni '������-*���''' W,000 to hnihl a new ward,'the ' liducatlonai asaoo4��.ties here In July.fcan rate, w-hfeh has oldaiue.l dimim Bi 0. Benevolent Soeir-ry $8,000; the he said thai the convention would beiLthe sumnfer tnontjilj for tho l;v t ihio. Provincial OVpllafts' Home thc iflcotote ��� ������ |;.ila:e if the '-m'.-t'.aiiimeni com- years. (l1' 13,000, in he phtc-ed in the hands of miHee (iniy shovvfed tlie ehlel execu-1 fifty rami.;., 11 iiioseniing nearjy' the- mayor of Victoria in trust; JS..00 ii,,. ������.! ,, i;L.. lit.........11. I i n Atr if ri.,,,L ...I..... ...1.. -.....!.. ii ,4,., if In l\,<. dir.Tvii/, 1 *.-. l^ti i 1 il i r.,, .. !.,,.!,-. ii-e |,1 s like 1'lymoiith Lock���if tln-re is a Plymouth Rock���and the ���W-. 'i.m-f.-n c:i:ri- ir, trfde id, Washing- ' tfi " 1 ;':-'vt!.fti-; to do vvlih the Wash- ineten Idm." i pio.!nre;s wiip supply Boston ,fe lo la: devoted to bUilflftfg a home v.i'li :; ib e..ns of iyilk daily,- .-.j^ntd i'1"' organicahy-dlseased children born l!,.. deM.oaiinn of war, v.M,-h if <::���.���:- in the province and there will be $7,- ]���''< I Into - '.'��� -f. probtJily meaps an.;.:, 000 further as aij lemdowment' fuud. famine in Boston'. -;'l'-. 1't-iys.,- ,i. . one of tte largest tnolders in the Esquimau Waterworks and hart great faith JACKSON PRINTING COMPANY CORRECT STYLISH PRINTING Estimates Given on Any Kind of Job Printing Thomson Blk. Phone 333 HOPE & BARKER ARCHITECTS 625 Columbia Street New Westminster; B. C. A. CAMPBELL HOPE, C. A. C. And at 336 Hastings St., W. Vancouver, B. C. Phone 3550 E.M, Carncross & Co Real Estate Insurance. Loans, (".myeyanciap; Notaries Public Surrey Farm Lands a Spech.Uy Local Agents: : (lloverdale Improvement ('������., Ltd., aJid l-\ J. Ilait & Co., Ltd.. Cloverdale. 1.. C. L. D~ Phono. - gtam^m****a*vm**smWaaaammmsss*m***i**^ _Z_*__��__1BC~EZZZ^1.1 H��oii ��*<-�������������� O4o*��**o����*c-c.;�� ;-~,>'*<i"i4 vota+Of.* ���.���������>������������> X*%<,ar*Q0<>t>**i-***Q9V'!>*W*+*V ���s Mineral V/ater Aerated Waters .*���. ��� . j Manufa'HnV.^v^ -- - ��� a a a a * ��� a a a * a > a a* > * <> t, ����� - *_\_[__^-\\l IfHs*AI��LsL HARRY TIDY. Manager. PJ) ���) Ci Wn cz *J age C. H ,*���. J.i a. ki��-e-.iit ihi : NEW le'tphone 13 ta > * ' a * ** nftlDNEY HESTER - - \m*____^1 ��� Presents. .1 ... a J' ��� ��� % *> a *> a * * 4) coiajjaiiy and hart great faith in the I'.' . e wilue pf his stock. He .eft 100 Shares to the U.inaido Homes, ,U Sh ,n;s to the National Lifeboat Institution and 100 shares to tiie lord .imtyor |0ij Iy;ndon in trast, "for 'istril. utiou tq a^ed and inroni g_WTlWsW8�� '>'���' ]-i! iii- pa1;.!!..- of aiding' young gov- ��� ��� .. -. . B v.L'i. lnay be ill or ovi'rwoik- ed to teeovtr their healUn"; All th.ese he<iuesis are subject, to the life;int. resh of Mxs, Pears')., i B.C. Mills^ Timber and Trading Lo. LUMEBR, TURNED Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kinda of i ' LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, INTERIOR FINISH WORK, FISH BOXES. LARGE FANCY GLASS. STOCK PLAIN , AND Catches HIGH PRICES FOR SEALS. r- [ Boats ��� ��� 1 ' pf Seized Japan.se a . Sold,at -Auction X'- A'i.to.ia, Alay 1.���The Bfialplstns of ^iile sti7ed .i:i.!H-u<.-rto .sciioimt'is Kinsei *��� ���'-.'., it .-;id . i. ai i Mum, vvhiidi |w��ce Telephone' 1.2 i.' VSV)1SZ_\aT; Royal City Planing Mills Branch New Westminster ,. , , m**~ ! . I ll I lid) ;. - - Bex 13/ ���.'vivv.mwAai' - rn ��� 1 r 1 ��� ' . ������ -*J,i r.^. ._* oiiuu" i^^uj I ii, ilrtoldiai a't.iLor. -by :ofder oi Hie .-Unite dl ! The most wonderful ftu vine;- p.ctnVqso^ thc ^rpa.cEt ,iww�� tw<mi. ent, im tm miasha ,i WEi TMINSTER. B. C Eighth J. > I'Ltlle over fouo-ht for :the bUhWrrf^Oft^fg ptonship of the VVcrld,, between 11 i i -e Office ns -*~rritj*rt*T*rp^r-~-T^ *<-, Bl-2vtees atilmoerland^ Be . sig Keise^ . : r% t~r r ��� .. . -. : ' '' ranting Vala rostfl.i ^3500 . huhvnee to tu'ran^e. ire at S. O. PAULSEN , . Tanbci'lantl.P- O. t i_ . - Digby Electric Work MM A H af ,^l.;.<;il.i .'\).iil 12; brought a larfu" iui.iiii.diiiy i.) -iHi'oruiliilont jutu.i V.1 i.. re. '���;:<: c*tOb Olot&eetiyaii ' . i s, ;<., ...I bUci; BElM.li 'Msru' I of thi S kal Maru, were sold, . Kosenberg for j^3"each.---1 iiS-ciiiite.^n GSaBSB oif: Ui."price : oal-: ^~*^--.T;-:'f���-.->���,teiiiK*VW��^'i; ^ita'.'l!. W, P Edsterbrqok'.MilKxig' Coni^any,.' ' B. (J.I ���; FLOUR !' ttu rne. /ar! an ': .- . ' Ins hii ��� b li I \' ��� k ."J ar-' fm, M /r, "O r 4> I t\ 11" lzed for C. M. I Si :ki::s Co in ' v Yon can see cvei'yt]v.;vi' j [$t as ]V'hhp;.e-ned irv.,'tho ring."1 No derail fniss!iH|L Two performances, one at 7.45 o'clock and the other at 9 o'clock. PUI'JES isjland50c j , fe^j Vm ��� ' A .' oil' ,���!���.���!* '- <S " :l Lt nl ;������ 1' ,\',;.P^iA\....lll._L......'.$7' per bbl ' HUNGARIAN JEWiL. .$6.75 per Bbl ��� TERMINAL ...>6.25.per BM. :^iUt?P9 P^OUR' $4.50, per gfrV B7 A . ��� r1 p FLWtR' AND Pl5f>D'��DRCHA'STSl: tMcliuai ne e^ Lo.^���������������~ FRONT STREET., Nev." West minster. Telephone 833- J ,-���>,-������, ,���������-., ��� ��� ' ,,* &.-&^��Y-. :.:-'.. , '.':jLi::-\.m^:imra^.~V&i^^.-r-,....,- .' %.a.-^. :'*��*���* f *! J a - . < I sya*aa4)aaa4)4)4)4>ayaaf4)4yaa4xaa**^$ so ��'foe>.'x>*<*f>**-��**����>**-$0*e*# rff\ was paid iox tha sa .���. ��� ���:���.,..-,. \ two schoom rs weie sold verj ehi ly. The Kensei Maru, with ia ��� I . * I gear and i ilpment, w is b il I f ir * ' J {.""������'>. wETTe s ime ono got a gr al bargain In the purchase of the Salad .Maiu 'and j 1'tr ; outfit, [which was-. Knocked dowd !'oT ?15U. Electric Light surpasses the Coal Oil ; I .ad r,a-. Cost8 '' ss :l1"' l;u' ? il le s. e us ahout ttie Itghlfng I1 i >'. a v.ii ., ur stece. .... [3. Sixth St. Phone 30-1 f eauj 99 *t. ji. I - ii, - , . .. I i t i - ' a Is the Crews o? Investments A GOOD. FRjEND ALWAYSv If vou drpnsit your monpy for miiA^ m Ti,,.. u.mk uf Tu'umto i wiil be safe while*} ouvleave ���'��� :""l " i.^ win.n you neiaVlt, ��n>-tt'. will jje ' 2 4 ime (ng for you'tVro'o' prf'tbil^' iritevei i small or large sums may ' 1 i bs dunositpd at _n#> tlmo.o | , 80 BRANOH^ffV'"1 ��ml1 '&i\M6, * tffliW WS* ��e�� * ill ' "w^sr '..., -n-it*. y �������������>����������<��������������' CApITAL $4,000,000 RF-ST 4,750,000 rr.,.ViV .o. NEW ( + WEST1VHN6TER, B. U. !T1 r ). Graccy, Mgr. "a /j 17 large lots situated in,the choic^ est part of Surrey, South Wsstmip--. \1.' ! ster-The ideal suburhan homesite. Price $15ft per loi ��� Must' be '.solt} 'r: ��� en block; adjoining property is . selling at $250 pdr jot. ' -. qO ,-. .:��� Xte Above is a Money Maker c <��� i >. i; IjS^pTTj .. Mi f.C -Th, Gateway of the Delta" ,i/ ,av.i io .Hai Mia ,t.' i | i 1G0 acres in section'25.; |5p acres i^is'dcfeixjfa^V] 4t>5!hcre^in soclSoir^8.: U a. >vs i ; I Cl-TLOROPORM HORSES HER DYING REQUEST .' ' . : [_ Chicago, May 1.���Two handsome'' black.noTisdS, propiity of the late Mis. Beatrice Smith, of Bvaisston. mother ol Uie.lu'v ,Jain,fs.ll. ("Silent") Smith,' wore''chlovofonnfd loday in accordance with the dying wishes of their. lefonei) who pgejerred that they beL ' Hiied rather than have mem fall into^ the liaurtfi.C'i' soitjt< ono Who might H14 ticai them. '���Th. hoVsc .'ilia, been! owned used by Mrs. Smith for* more thani fifteen ye.ars, and were \iell known inl iheMilMirb. ��� lt was on account of Sier affect ion JJ for them ;liatMrs. Smitji steadfastlylg refused to have an autoisoblle, as shei] I frequently declared to fiihuls that sheS had nil use for both and loved her' team too much to give it up. ' ] Suyers Send full particulars ana il j ls&: For. Larviky. aad Ai.oots;' n,i pjnoperty. lowest iirbcrs���owners only���i- to - REAL ESTATE AMD MINING BROKERS Room 3, Old Safe Block. 536 Hastings St., West, Vancouver, Phone 6730 B. _Bt__te Bi aaaegassaBttMaBtsfc cagaattSflflHM and! I ... . atom i I -���..., ��� Iii I ��� ' turn, yesterday. . L,. ell.til elected with 8,694 votestlJ Liberal Elected'. Loi\d<m.' V'-y V--^ln South pdln huri,'l! by-cleot Liberal, was el over Glynn.,-Vni.nist, with <'>,���". a- Atlln the general efe'ctltth. 'Dewir, i.iberal.fjf wa'* elected over Oox'/TtiioYilst. -by ;u:;| hiajority of 2,334, the vote being! much heavier than yesterday. i . ���: "��������� COMPANY SETTLED. A block of 10 lots in Sapperton. Price $225 per lot. One third cash, balance 6 and 12 months. . ... ���. i C.P.R. Paid"$10,000 to Heirs of Victim of Spanish River Wreck. | Fargo, X. 1>., -May 1.���Ai**e��)ho |>f; U.l)u-,.S>iij. ujsU.rher,tragedy wnicH .cost' se<'ifcs of lives,, was heard;Ui dMrlM3 ICniii't yesrerdiiy iifteriioon When tlie: 1 Canadian Pacific Railway . . IJ i ' ci .' . s m view; . ���" i- io - c.M-^itlip,^oyprar;e on life Scott R&d. ^d;tlie prices-range trom i^-110 to ,<jlt>0 per ac'i'e. See ns for full i)a4c#rs. ��m7fi 1 \<:R-J 1? -SQCTI'On 18'.' 1 h section 12. I ,i nooi J.')1;) < List Wilh U?. ^e Are Sure Sellajri. i ���:?{f \ Norlfcerii Crown Sank w : ' ��� ���,, 31 080 ono* ltiin?. J v,"-'- bliuS .'he va-a+i ���C a**}', tt tt i..i>tta*i.t.-t-Ci- It'irSKrti f-v^O*��> *��* I. I ......I). I " ' "H". ' '" company. ;]ffiUV tii the Heirs of l-.uward (1. Boeitafl liielfc; laic of. Lisbon. N.D., J10.000 iu' cash without any legal struggle wlu.tr. ever, -j In sfnue. rospfct. tha case estaM-j ilBUeB Vi'Cce.denf In' (list net court piffl gMurej lo PQlut ofi Miue seldom has 'an action lava, disposed of so rapldfiB T,lH��: entire'affair .U.lisuuiing the tiihej that it (took Ju.ltje yiiarles A. l'ollofcic 'foWfat'h1 hi^'-dl. iilitnive tb the fliniings', (|quif asjil&i-eijinji by attornt^, parties. >��� action came under the title M (".-..; tl.-yilcminel^,.: Ti . "nffifiCUstrator |o| I wV(HRnCp( ki'ix��i*N O. BoemmeH deceased, against the Canadian I'.u ijlO : Railway conipany. For the plaintm, .WHM'U.V ai. A. Curtis, of Lisbon ;ip- peared while Attorney John L, KrdttU Of Minneapolis app<'. mdL' for the be- .fei^diwil .yoiut'i'iy- ��� .���'''��� G. Hoeiuir.easj oftl.ithbni linhsoin .<^unti, was a pis- settgt-'rlif'"'tllV Ul-frhtMT Canadian H* cdllc train bound for^Sault Ste. Ma.W oluJnnmiT. yl.U^Jor, Iloouiiueli \vaS not (pstantly killed,, but lived only! a .very tufiMJttnd. . insihe of 15 ntinur || from tl^e time lhe case was IntrodfiQ- JIqfWJftf)Wirt. Miarrangftment had b< arrived at und the case closed for time. . . MWAT.-IV. ���'������'If., A block of 18 Ml sized Burnaby, beau t if ul Terms to suit Sold singly or eh i I i .. t block $450 each, purchaser. .. ��� ���.' ��� i. We have Buyers fpr Houses in all parts of the city. Owners apply to =3=E eft-ana TT 1 . . ]., v nnl .1 ���;���<���. o ��� ' i ..'������������".��� Ie British Canadian Company, limited. r / r , ���, ���,,:, ��������� ��� . ���til .,..,. mxoc m ,1 toWa ��� "\ H,; ~ni\ ��� ,i tou [J . 1 i MHHM ,Ti.W�� 'lH.-'dl'ul T. R. PEARSON, Manager. ..m - ���>-ir, -vii I H Office: The Dominion 91 .!-.r.I ��� ������'.'. 0' ������' .1i: io 1- mm n ill ���!'... rit'<.*irar �� lA.'TSm i : ' I .k 4 mi ��� Uil f ii ', t ������-.". 'm.::;. :��:: r "a PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910. The Daily NewsiTBEATHE PATRONS WERE MISLED ABOUT "ST. ELMO" IPublished by Tne Dully .News Publisn. ing Company, Limited, at their offices, Corner of McKenzie and Victoria Streets. C A. Paige Managing Director FRENCHMAN INVENTS NEW SMOKELESS POWDER More Honors for Paulhan. Taris, May 1.���The National Aerial league has awarded its grand gold modal to Louis Paulham for his fli. ht from London to Manchester. *a___X__6_2g2&__TW_l_2^^ . 2SE3 ^2i rtSBJJTOTJ^ CnJi9bU^[LAB_n> Play Not So Bad, but Not Worth All the Advance Fuss Made Over It. Unofficial Test Shows Explosive to Be Most Powerful Yet Used���Receives Offers for Invention. MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910. THE LUMSDEN AFFAIR. Little surprise will be felt, we opine, that the parliamentary committee appointed to enquire into the Lumsden charges has reported that those wore not sustained. At the very commencement of the enquiry it became evident that there was not the slightest ground for the allegations made in regard to over-classification on the Transcontinental railway. Hy his own -words Engineer Lumsden put to nought to the sensational aspect, which the Opposition attempted to attach to the affair. The retirement of the Conservative members of the committee was in all probability duo to this crumbling away of their case, though they managed to formulate a more plausible reason as an excuse for their backing out. This incident was not however perniittod to interfere with the progress of Ihe enquiry, which was carried through and completed in a most thorough manner. The committee nows reports: "That in our opinion Mr. Lumsden's charge of general disregard of bis instructions has not been sustained, and no evidence has been adduced which in our opinion would justify him in .stating that he had lost confidence in .the portion of the engineering staff referred to by him." The committee also remarks in their report: "It is to be regretted that Mr. Lumsden did not go earlier upon the work Xiiuiself and visit more frequently. Had he done so it is possible that any question arising in regard to classification would have been immediately and satisfactorily adjusted; and where any difference arose your committee is of opinion that it was Mr. Lumsden's duty as chief engineer to have immediately taken steps to have had the difference settled and if any portion of the staff refused to conform to his instructions, to have recommended their dismissal to the board of commissioners." Thus is disposed of one more of the series of baseless allegations of Kraft and corruption which have been brought forward by the opposition during the present parliament. But it is loo much to expect that it will Le the last. MILAN SUMMER VILLAS RANSACKED BY THIEVES Milan, May 1.���Twenty summer residences, belonging to wealthy Italians, ^on the shores of Lakes Como aud V'arise have been ransacked by thieves iind many thousand pounds worth of silver, bicycles, clothing and valuable mirrors and paintings stolon. The police got on the track of tho thievi s by noticing an accountant, named Martini, with his companion, named Celli, leaving Milan station almost every afternoon empty-handed and returning the following morning laden with baggage. The police also noticed that an endless succession tot cases had been consigned by the "thieves to the goods department. Twelve hundred pounds worth of plunder has been recovered in a Milan flat and in the local Monte di Pieta. For a show widely heralded as "The ' Big 'Idling of the season," and aboul which so much noise was made by John Cort, dictator of the Northwest Theatrical circuit, "St. Einio," which was produced at tho local Opera house on Saturday night, certainly is no great credit to anyone connected with the production, 'lhe show is jusi an, average presentation, neither first- class nor absolutely poor. It would have been better enjoyed had nol the audience been led to believe something exceptional was to be presented, the advance retaining of a certain number of seats before the local appearance of St. Elmo would he guaranteed being a regular joke on the public, and altogether unwarranted by the book, the play or tlie actors. Having heen misled Into expecting something well above the average In dramatics, the audience was naturally somewhat disappointed to discover only a mediocre dramatization of a story the "heart Interest" of which belongs to a bygone age. There was nothing wrong with the actors, however, the different parts being interpreted with a duo regard to correctness and fidelity to the intentions of Willard Holcomb, the guilty person who dramatized Mrs.; Evans' novel. As St. Elmo Murray, Charles E. Gunn came as near making a hit as is possible in the play. Cast for a clever caustic cynic, he added strength to his lines by a graceful bearing and a subdued reserve in the mock-dramatic situations with which the play is punctuated, the duel scene being the only occasion on which his acting was "stagey." Probably because this was early in the evening. The leading lady, Gerda Nelson, although hovering on the border line between youth and middle youth, still has enough on Father Time to permit her to interpret juvenile roles in first | acts, although she was better suited for the part of Edna Earl, the society woman's protegee, that for that of Edna Earl, the blacksmith's granddaughter. Miss Nelson's acting was convincing and not unduly overdone. In a more appropriated piece she would appear to considerable advantage. As an actress, however, the palm goes to Lois Brownwoll. (Agnes Powell) society girl and schemer. Miss | Brownwell added to a rather attractive face and correct, figure a certain charm of manner that captivated and commanded admiration, her sneers and bitterisms being equal to many delivered by her prototype in real life. St. Elmo's mother, a graceful dame of the middle of the last century, found a celver interpreter in the person of Mrs. Cooper, whose, acting of the part could hardly be improved upon. The remainder of the cast, which included Chris Lyton, as a negro servant, Edgar H. Sinclair, a village blacksmith, Hollow Baldwin, a minister of the gospel of the old school and other lesser lights, went through their lines in a meritorious manner. Apart from the circumstance that the public had been misled into expecting something much better, St. i.Elmo was a presentation worth wit- I nessing, especially for ladies who delight in lachrymose. Paris, May I.���A now and, as is claimed, more effective smoki less pow. derder than any yet known, has heen Invented by M. Gulchard, a photographer, at Lons le Saulnier, the shooting cliih which has been making some interesting experiments with it on the Monteil ground. The targol consisted of a block of very hard wood nearly ,;i inches In thickness. The president of the club began by sending a Lehel bullet Into the target, which showed a penetration of close on 25 inches, and then he employed a cartridge invented by M. Guichard, which, with the exception of the powder, is identical with the Lebel, the pentration in this case being upwards of 29 1-- inches. All this was witnessed by a number of officers, who were much impressed by the result, and those club experiments are shortly to be followed hy official trials. M. Guichard has already received a quantity of offers, but he declares that lie is determined not to reveal his secret to any foreign government, Tlie inventor is Ou years of age, and is a native of Sallienard, in the department of Ain. Still a Mystery. Naples, May 1.���The Princess Ros- plgllost, who has been here Investigating the death of Miss Estella Held, an American, whose body recently was found on the shore, has reached the conclusion that there is nothing to show that the young woman committed suicide, but that there are sufficient elements in the case to cause the belief that Miss Held was abducted. THE . Smith Co. LIMITED MOVEMENT IN SURREY A BIG SALE OF TELEPHONE GIRLS STRONG ON MATRIMONY Pittsburg, May l.���The matrimonial bee finds its way into the heads and hearts of 16 per cent of the 1200 or more telephone operators employed by the two companies operating in and about Pittsburg. Statistics furnished by those in authority a few days ago substantiate this claim, and this is one of the reasons telephone companies aro obliged to keep their training schools busy from day to day. Most of the girls are taken into the employment of the telephone companies between the ages of 18 and -3, although some are as young as 15, while others are past _:>. The company realizes that this is a young woman's most advantageous age from a matrimonial standpoint, although some have continued ln the service 14 years or more before braving the storms of matrimony. The greatest drain on the service occurs in the months of June or December, or just at the close of Lent, when many of the girls leave the service. Last week In Vancouver there was a heavy demand foi certain sections in Surrey. Tho buying for some unknown reason was mo?tl. round sections 24 and 2a, township 2. In three offices this peculiarity was noticed, but no reason could be ascribed. There has, however, boon rumors in New Westminster for some days that a Seatt': ��� syndicate is buying in that direction, but as their movements have boon kept quiet for obvious reasons it is difficult to know what Is moving theie. All otilces are experiencing a difficulty In obtaining sufficient property in Surrey t. meet, the demand for it. The S.W. quarter section of 24, township 2, changed hands three times last week in one Vancouver office and the first price and the last price wore not In the same street. *** TENDERS WANTED. Tenders will he received by the undersigned up to May 9, 1910, al 5 p. in., for supplying Uniforms for the Fire Department. Specifications can be obtained at the City Clerk's office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. A. DUNCAN, City Clerk. City Hall, April 30, 1910. NOTE OF THANKS. Mrs. E. M. Domlny, proprietress of, the old established Arrow Press, wishes to take this opportunity to | thank her many friends for their . kind patronage in her old place of business and hopes to still have the pleasure of supplying th ilr wants in ' tbe job printing line in her new premises, near The Daily News Co., 000 Victoria street. Phone 695. ZSa***3B\SaZ ake Money Now EVERETT FIREMAN TO TRAMP TO NEW YORK Everett, May 1.���Lieutenant Elliott, of the Everett fire department, May 16 will start for New York City by pedal power. Elliott, who is an ex- cowpuncher, says he can't stand the .-simple life of the fire department, and that the only thing that could hold him hero would be a fire each day. Elliott intends to stroll down to Portland before starting on his East- ��� ern walk, slating that, pedestrianism is easier through the central section of the country that over the more mountainous region to the north, lie expects to cover forty-five miles a day in liis walk of 3,149 miles to the Empire State, the shortest distance one may travel by foot. Hc is not making the trip on a wager, nor will he attempt to earn a grub istalte as he advances over the country. He will be fairly well ballasted with ���coin, although In the cattle-raising districts lie may pick up a few dollars .breaking horses to the saddle. CONCRETE SHIPS NOW USED ON RIVER MAIN Berlin, May 1.���"To sink like a stone" is a phrase that has lost its ���meaning to a great extent, for ships 'built or stono are now a reality. The process of construction is the invention of Signer Gabelllnl, an Italian, and a vessel of the type is already ���working successfully on the Ilivvr Main at Frankfort. Several more are ���In course of construction in Germany and Italy. Artificial stone or reinforced concrete is used in building those ships. The . reat advantage of the system is that they are free from barnacles, and It Is more durable than steel or wood. The weight of a stone vessel is one- third more than that of an ordinary ���ship, but the cost of construction Is less by twenty-five per cent. INFANT MORTALITY. Greater Number of Births, as Well as Deaths, Among Poor. An investigation just made by the i New York milk committee with a view [ to getting definite Information as to the effects on infant mortality of social '��� and economic conditions has resulted '��� in some interesting disclosures. Three ! sections of the city were selected for study, varying much in size owing to different densities of population, but each containing about 7,500 poisons, in the first, inhabited largely hy the rich, only thirty-seven Children were born in a year; ln the second,, where the circumstances of the people were what is called comfortable, tbe births numbered 160, while in the third, where poverty prevailed, -i'6-l : tables were born. But during two summer weeks, one I of them the hottest of the year, not: one of the thirty-seven or of the 100 ; died, while among the 434 there were | sixteen deaths. The figures are not - largo enough to warrant any final con- elusions as to percentages, but doubt-! less i hey are lairly characteristic, of l the three classes. The Immunity of the babies in the two more fortunate i classes during this hot fortnight only ��� happened to he comple.3, and that peculiarity would not be likely to be repeated. That the one grouij did as well as' the other is explained by the investiga- tors as due lo equally efficient care | in both, in the one case, however,! largely the care of highly trained! nurses, and iu the second to that or mothers with leisure and Intelligence, I Among the very poor each of the much more numerous babies bad a decidedly | smaller chance of life, but many more than enough of them survived to outnumber the otber groups. Probably at the attainment of adult age the difference will not be nearly as large, for the excess of mortality will remain ! where it began.���New York Times. kOME choice buys in Sapperton on exceptionally good terms, nothing better on the market. POR EXAMPLE:- Large lot close to car and park, lane at back. Price $400. Good Terms. And others if you call and ��� L^- IKS, s ��� ��� ��� ��� raimwrrvMvrrr^i^nrngTi im��u. ������_.._,_.-.. PLES IF THE GOODS INTEREST YOU, WE ARE CERTAIN THE PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU A large purchase of samples , including Handkerchiefs, Glovei Hosiery, Umbrellas, Children's Hats, Dresses, Coats, Underskirts and Cushion Covers. Those goods are not soiled, all fresh and clean and in extremely pleasing variety. Stunning little styles in Coals and Dresses that come as a timely offering for the May Day celebration Call and inspect them all���you are just as welcome to look as to buj White P. K. Coats fascinating creations in white P. K. suitable tor children from ii months to 2 years old; smart iy trimmed and finished with embroidery and Insertion. From .l.nu to $2,25 each. Smart Coats in Cashmere Attractive garments for children In Cashmere, Lustre and Bed ford Cord, in similes of Blue Blown, Green and Cream; braided. cord and Bilk-trimmed collars and cuffs: a choice collection of daint; stylos at saving prices. From $1.75 to .3.76. Hats of All Descriptions Straw- Hats, Linen Hats, Duck Hats. Cloth and Serge Hats 1. all colors and while at prices that will make them go out with . rush. Banging trom 2l>c. Sample Hose Where the variety is greatest of all is in this collection of stool, lngs. Children's and Ladies' si/.os in Cotton. Lisle, Cashmere and a sur prising showing of Novelty Hosiery. A rare opportunity to BUpplj all your needs for the season, i .Now is the time. Sample sales liki this are not every day occurrences. You should get hero early, i Ladies' and Children's lloso from lac per pair. SH2ESI \xi*tvim'i*a*i*x.\wi_tm!_asmmmhimm ami ������"- Miller and Jewhurst ******a****4*****aaaaaaaaaaa*aa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*^* Breakfast Room 7, Thompson Block Phone 669���New Westminster (Opposite City Hall) Open Every Evening. Do you like breakfast nicely served���a little fruit to commence. such as Rhubarb, Sliced Oranges, Grape Fruit, Bananas in Cream, then Bacon, crisp and done to a turn, Fresh Eggs, boiled and fried, Fish, Steak, Chops, etc? Try the "ROYAL CAFE." Snow white Napery, Neat, Quick and Polite Service. WE ARE NOW UPSTAIRS THE ROYAL CAFE OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS. May 5���Nelson-Wolgast Fight Pictures. May 11���Gingerbread Man. May 10���The Prince of Tonight. May 2-i���Juvenile Bostoniaiis. May 25���Jessie MacLachlan. June 2���Dorothy Morton. June 30���Tho White Squaw. Commercial Hotel CHILLIWACK Containing 33 rooms. New bedding and furniture throughout. Dining room, bar room, two card rooms, bath rooms electric light, etc. Beautifully situated in the heart of the town. PRICE $16,000, Easy Terms Exclusive Sale by Brening & Co. Room 5 & 6, Merchants Bank Building Phone 686 Cor. Columbia and Begbie Streets New Westminster, B. C. Seabold & Jones, Props. Dominion Trust Block. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*��� CLOCKS ���������������������������������������������������������������������������* ��� WESTMINSTER CHIME, MUSICAjL, MARBLE, POLISHED WOOD, J GILT, SILVER, CHINA, ALARM, CABINET, CUCKOO AND HALL ��� ��� CLOCKS Chamberlin's THE JEWELER aaaaaaaaaai * * * * iaaa*a+4>aaaaaaaaa**aa*4>+aaaaaaaaaa*44 Official C. P. R. Time Inspector. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������+�����������������������������������������< A NEW LOT OF Rag Mat Patterns A T J I Ryall's Drug Store \ EYES TESTED FREE BY OPTICIAN ��� *********a**aa****a*a*a*a*aaa***aa+4>4>***aaaaaa***** *m*f****KJ,-- MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910. THE DAILY NEWS. PAGE FIVE. SPORTING NEWS a rich, fragrant tea ~jV��� ���^v-w~~ ^~���������~w* SALADA" is fresh from the gardens of Ceylon���the BALMORALS DEFEATED i BY UNBEATEN CLOVERS Vancouver Ball Tossers Hang other Scalp In Crowded Wigwam. An 'who will guard NflS fOR CUP HOLDERS [Sandy Gray May Not Be \!,!e To Play ��� Possible Candidates. Thn Vancouver clovers took the Bal- , | morals Into Camp by the score ol 6 to 2 on Saturday. Tbo game was even 1 , ,!,,,,,:, Bellies may have diffl-juntll the third Inning, but the Bai- culty In finding a man to pul between moralB went up in the air ln that ses- I. , goai nets this year. Sandy dray sj,m an(j the Clovers came in with bias nol been oui to practice yet and enough runs to win the name. lis reported as noi being In the best; prei Lynch made-tho most efficient .,- |jeaith. He intends to turn out referee that has attempted the Job ye1 [i,, practice tonight and the way he this season. ftei ii." exercise will prob-1 The Balmorals lost In the batting. - gardens. . finest tea-producing country in the world. Sold only in sealed lead packets, which preserve its native purity and goodness. Ask your grocer for a package to-day. You'll like it. . Black, Mixed and Natural Green, 40c, COc, 00c and 70c per lb. fei l,ave a good deal to do With the They did not Beem to have anyone " n as to who will defend the who could lilt tho ball, and the de- the Cup Holders. flelency proved disastrous. Tho mon , does nol c e back tbe Sal- \n the outfield played good ball, hard Bellies may tind themselves In iy an error being Bcored upon against foi a goal keeper. Ellsworth j any 0f tiU!tn. The Infield men won fl:.. b .il tix .. l,as heen mentioned for the Job I una Ibul i take it. If be once gol in a not stick he could never play amateur again and that would not suit him not. so goo:! and made some costly . nol by any means anxious errors. nd did This Is the fourth time that the Clovers have come over from Vancouver and returned with a nice fresli However, lf the seniors were H,alp from tiiis part of the country, absolutely grounded there is nol much They have not yet run agalnsl the doubl but (hat Munn would cot Into Maple Loafs, but most of the other be game. city teams have fallen a victim toi Hughle Gifford is another prospec- their prowess. The following players live candidate tor the position, but took part In the struggle: Lie Fame objection as tbe one encoun- Balmorals ��� Bllodeau, Smith, S. fcred by Munn also applies to him. Smith. Sinclair, Hunter, Wright, Stein, Ke has been working oui with the Dleldal, Ryall, Canfleld -team he- the last few practices and clovers - Andrews, Carruthers, The wonderful progress of Canada u illustrated by the fact that the finest Cocoa in the world u made there. PERFECTION li the purest ��nd the best and li fait becoming the beverage for old and young, THE COWAN CO., Ltd., TORONTO ��� ��� a a a a a a a a a a a a I .* ^ a a a a a ��� a a a a a a a * a a ; a a a a GLEY The South West quarter of Section 16, Township 10. 160 acres at $50 an acre. is rather life of tho Moir. Praser, Alberts. Holmes, Milling, Shaw, Grassey, Fulcher, McGarrigle, Robinson. BASEBALL -lg .pin:: up v ' il. hut ji^on- ;...- lie- :������'������ irmus Henioi f it will he up to the management gt,, i ��� ��� i ������ man pretty seen for the first tame with Vancouver is due in less [than two weeks. This will he only in exhibition came but none of the It are at all anxious to lose lt on Itliat account The other positions on the field aro ���well filled. The na n have been very [regular in their practices and are showing up well. "All younger than [we were last year." remarked ono of pt. Lou! [the players. "None <>f the men seem Cincinnati 2 i i : ..��� deteriorated at all during the American. winter and this year's team will bo ^ pt Louis DOWN Al OUT RUNNER MAY HELP JEFF COME BACK Sunday, May 1. National. At Cincinnati��� R. K. good or hotter than that of p( Louis 4 ear, when we had tbe best team Cleveland 6 12 II. e 4 H. 11 K Tom Longboat Will Assist in the Repair of Jeffries Wind��� Perhaps. . world.' [16 in. BRITISH SOCCER. H. FIRST DIVISION. Bradl id 2, Everton 0. . i 4, Nottingham 0. I, Blackburn Rovers 1. i. rpool 2, Aston Villa 0. ester I Inlted l, M Iddlemoro 1. Newi istle United 0, Sheffield Unit- P ���m N.E. 1. BoltOD W'ander- | At Chicago Chicago .... Detroit Batteries���Walsh and Payne; Wll lets. Browning, Parnell and Stallage Umpires���Sherridan and Kerln, Eastern. M Providence Buffalo Providence .... At Newark��� Newark Toronto Ft. 0 R. 4 3 S II. 6 Hamilton, April 30.���There Is a chance that while Tom Flanagan is looking after .lack Johnson's road work. Jim Jeffries will be tearing off miles over the roads near his camp with Tom Longboat as pacemaker. When Jeffries was in Toronto last summer lie became a warm friend of Longboat's, and at the time told Tom 11 that he would like to have him in his 1 camp when be started to train. The E. I other day Sol Mintz received a letter 61 from Sam Berger, saying that he would like to have the Onondaga at tbe camp, and he wants Sol to notify him as to whether Longboat would go or not, Sol is willing, providing Jeffries makes the right Inducements, E land it would not he surprising to see 0 Sol and the Indian taking a train r, 1 H. E, IU 3 . Id W. 1. Sutherland 0. ham Hospurs 2, Chelsea Saturday, April 30, SECOND DIVISION. ingham 3, Stockport 0. ��� y 3, Lincoln City 0. im ii. Clapton Oi ient 0. I ii T. 1. (liimshy T. 1. 1 p :;. Bradford l. i C. l. Leicester Fosse 1. a. 2, Hull City 0. mwlch A. 0, Derby C. 0. i hampton West 3, Manchester ley 1, Blackpool 0. Northwestern League. Vancouver, ?.: Spokane, 0. Tacoma, 9; Seattle. :'.. and Needham; R. 11. i: SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Brorapton 3, Brentford 2, d Palace 0, Brighton and Hove i ��� : Park Rovers 2, Bristol Rov- ��� * * ��� 4 4 . ��� CK. a) 4 ***** >****��� * * * * * )D, I LL ��� * * * a \ * * * ***** ��� ���������* ill I, Coventry City 0. ' don Central 2, Watford 0. I m 5, Exeter City 1. 1'"" mouth l. Luton T. 0. rtli impton 3, Norwich Central 1, Plymouth 3, Southend l'nited 0. Southampton 3, Reading 1. ndon 5, WeBl Main United 1. Gotch and Zbysco. Icago, May l.���According to a : icl signed here yesterday, Frank h and Zbysco will meet in a fin- ; m:i"'h at the American league ���basei.aii park on the afternoon of May ��"'" '''���'��� oration Day. The ���he for a puis,, of $25,000 National League. At Pittsburg��� R. H. E. Chicago o Pittsburg 1 Battel les���Brown Powell and Gibson. At Cincinnati��� St. Louis 4 7 0 Cincinnati 1 S 3 Batteries���Harmon and Phelps; Caspar, Rowan. McLean and (.'lark. At Boston��� H. H. E. Boston - 5 3 Brooklyn 4 5 0 I Batteries���Curtis, Burke and Smith; I Barber and Erwln. | At Philadelphia��� R. H. E. j New York 9 13 - Philadelphia 4 3 4 I Batteries���Marquard and Myers; Wilson, Moron. Humphreys, Marcny and Dooin nnd Cheek. ASSISTANT JANITOR WANTED. Easy Terms. ��� | WHITE, SHILES & CO. 628 and 746 Columbia Street. Wanted���Assistant janitor for the Central schools, New Westminster. Applications received until Saturday, May T. R. LENNIB, Secretary New Westminster Board of School Trustees. New Westminster, April 28, 1010. NOTICE. ! Phone 85. NEW WESTMINSTER ***********************aa*aaa*********************** Take notice that as my wife has voluntarily left my bed and board, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. CHARLES PARKER. Dated this 20th day of April, 1910. Sapperton, B. C. "GET THE HABIT" Specials This Week 38-piece Limoges China Tea Set, only $9.00 40-piece White and Gold Austrian China Sea Set, for, only $10.00 west within a very short time. Sol lias had several offers to take Longboat io tbe Pacific coast to meet some of the big professional runners In a series of races, and if be joins Jeffries it is likely that he will have several important races out there. Mlntz ferls that if Longboat was with Jeffries' staff of trainers that he , would settle down to hard training . and that he would soon get back to j bis old form again. As things are J now. the Indian will nol train the . 01 way he should, and the only time he , LI will get busy is when Sol is with him. j Mlntz has written to Berger stating; his terms, nnd expects to know defl- i nitely within a week or two whether - he will go or not. The Fair 646 Columbia Street. We buy for cash and sed for the same. Contractors and House Builders ^kVe have a xull line or tne Best Builders Hardware in the City. Before Building See Us, as we believe we can save you money. Also Complete Stock oi PAINTS and OILS T. J.Trapp & Co., Ltd. Vandergrlft; McGinnity match wl American League. At New York��� R. H. B Philadelphia ������ '-1 - Now York 2 6 Eleven innings. Batteries���Bender and Livingstone Qulnn and Sweeney. _\ Washington��� R. H Uoston -r' 1T Clnlcy. and and Crisp. At Jersey City��� P.. H. E3. Rochester 1 6 - Jersey City - 5 - Ten inmnus. Batteries���McConnei! and Balalr; Set ton and Crist At Providence. R. I.��� R. H. E. Buffalo 6 9 :1 Providence " li ���* Batteries���Burchell, Spear, Kissinger and Woods; Filts, Huffy and Fit '.- j gerald. \t Baltimore��� R- H. E First came. I Montreal '; 13 7 Baltimore *��� ~ ' Pleven Innings. Pattcries���Wilson and Bridges: Ad- E, kins and Byers, 2 \ Second game. If You Don't Trade With us we Both Lose Money The Timberland Lumber Company, Ltd. MANUFACTURERS OF Fir, Cedar and Spruce Lumber.Rough, Dressed and Kiln Dried, Dimension Timber and Shingles, Cedar Poles and Piling in any quantity. Ask Us for Prices Office, Room 8, Thompson Blk. New Westminster, B. C. A. J. CRAIG, Man. Director P. O. Box 953 Washington Batteries ��� ��� Karger and Walker. Cray and Sire, l. \t Chicago��� 8 S 1 | Mont real Carrlgan; , Baltimore Callfornlan Wins Bicycle Race, ffla-ll V,'"'k' May ^���Christopher'Detroit Her, the California amateur hi- chlca��to ne-JS .'.'."'I'. ."'*' .,h('-.>��'\����<l' Hattcries-Summers Batteries���Sievors, Wiggs and Bn 1. E. iger; Vickers and Byers. cyclist, th. events at the Vailsburg Whlte lin(1 Payne, ii.uk, near Newark, N. ' and R. ii 2 o 1 1 0 Stallage; J., today. Ss At St. Louis��� Cleveland Sl. Louis R. Batteries���.loss and Clarke; Powell BerlBeri Victim Dies, ian Francisco, May l.���Antonio, lanierl, the first white victim In this 1 nnd Stephens "ty to succumb to beri-beri, died to- ,:,v- rwo Chinese have died from lu' eBects of this unusual disease, "" Rnnierl is the lirst Caucaslon hero Toronto B 1 a fatal attack of the Oriental , Newark < E. 0 At Eastern League. Newark��� li. malady. H. 8 9 R. F Batteries���Berherlch. Rudolph, Mc- **������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������* LOOK AT THESE Coast League. At I.os Angeles- Sacramento Los Angeles Batteries���Nourse and Delhi and Orendorff. At San Francisco��� V. rnnti Oakland Batteries���Schaefer and Tonnesnn and Metze. At Portland��� San Francisco ;! Portland l Batteries���Henley and Berry; Gar ��� rett and Fisher. IT. 3 9 1 1 4 1 Lalonge; R R H. E. t 1 >> log m; 11. E 10 ���1 Slx lots and a 14-room bouse on Third street between Third and Fourth avenues. $6,275 Vi Cash; balance fi, 12 and 18 months at 7 per cent. There ls no hotter buy than this in the city. The land is all under cultlva- ""M and In addition to the house, there is a two-storey stable with accommodation for six horses. SURREY $2,200 for 10 acres, house and barn; 5 acres cleared. Malins, Coulthard & Co. Limited. *������������*������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ A'erts Practice Toniciht. The playing members of tho Alerts | Baseball club will hold a practice at Queen's park this evening. BEEF TRUST BALKED IN GRASPING SCHEME London, May 1.���In spite of denials, it is true the American beef trust wns behind a fruitless scheme to control tral mart for chilled meat. This ls the third attempt to corral the British markets, each effort being made under cover of dummy organizers. But just at the last, moment in each case the cat got out of the bag and tbe scheme has failed. This time the plan was to purchase t>,. i,,.,Ue. of ail the stalls in the Smithfield market. Everything seemed smooth for signing the contracts, when the board of governors of the market stepped in and prohibited the deal. Fresh Maple Sugar 10c per cake. Fresh Maple Syrup 50c per tin. Self Rising Buckwheat 35c per package. Fresh Vegetables Daily Try Our Proper Blend Ceylon Tea 3 lbs. for $1.00 For CHILLIWACK AND UPRIVER LANDINGS THE NEW STERNWHEELER S.S. PAYSTREAK Leaves Brackman-Ker Milling Company's Wharf, New Westminster With Passengers and Freight as Follows; REGULAR SAILINGS Leave New Westminster Tuesday, Thursday and 'Saturday at 8 a. m. Leave Chilliwack Wednesday, Friday alnd Sunday at 7 a. in. FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ACCOMODATIONS ROYAL CITY NAVIGATION CO., Limited NEW WESTMINSTER EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY Why You Should Insure Against Lawsuits C.A. Welsh The People's Grocer PHONE 193 and 443 Sapperton Phone 373 VV ORKMEN can sue you without cost to themselves, and they have EL V'ERYTHING to gain and small chance to lose by so doing. P R O T E C T U FRSONS other than employees accidentally Injured about the premises invariably sue for damages. EGARDLESS of their own responsibility for the accident, or the existence of negligence on the part of others. N the slightest pretext employees may sue you. even for accidents caused by the negligence of a fellow-workman, and HE suit may be brought against you long after the occurrence of the accident by which he was Injured. MPLOYERS and business men can 111 afford to assume the risk of this ever-Increasing an.l uncertain liability. REDIT of otherwise responsible manufacturer* and business firms is sometimes seriously impaired by such damage suits. O go to law means lass of time, money, endless annoyance and worry. , OUR profits may be seriously curtailed as a result of accident unless you are Insured. NLY Insurance against such risks wlll enable you to fix and reduce your expenses to a minimum. NDER the protection of a Liability Policy In the Railway Passengers' Assurance Company you will save money and time and be relieved from all such annoyances . ALFRED W. McLEOD Phone 62. "The Insurance Man" 657 Columbia i ���' ���; i i lit-.'* -i ���.:. ������:. ,F ':& 'y.u ������tt ���*'��� W. 118 m RAQB SI?C- /.V/THE'iDiAAlY.'TSBWS. MONDAYl/M-AY <. 1910 tClTY -QP NtrWiVj/ESTMl^l^SRv ��. - . . . . ; IW.Q5* I i i ����� ' tenders Wante*d! Take notice that I. Grace Crui ' Tenders will be received by the un- shank, of Matsqui, B.C., farmer's wired Sfrsignad,u��-t. .\lay .^.',rd. &**,, .at jimem. Jo ja��?ly to^the Comagesionei< f. p. ni..>,lV.'t\vVin-,i-P.ve l2l nils of.Lap.Is/and Works.. VtctoijI, for ;�� h'2i" liis.\6f r-in<'ll and six ii) tons I llfSns* 10 Pgospecft f&r coal aid petrol* Ot 4-inch tfot Iron \ V^tor PiiJeis, 1M1> c|��ni (hi and under the l.ollowin. des^ ch in JKjkneJs. Alio tWo <���(.>��� rO'lhedi lands. < ��\4 inch T's. Commencing at a post marhetf- ��� Pipes must he free from flaws, Grace Cruickshank's, on N.E. cornej fe-acks or other defects, and an even set of the Section line between Seoj Sickness of metal throughout, cast tion H8 and 29, Tp. Ill, New WesH Vertically, and covered with Dr. An- minster District, about 10 chains nortlj Smith's or other approved sola-! of the S. E. corner of Section ~.'f Pipes to have -the, standard thence south-Mie mile; then west 011$ e spigots and scfcjjetert mil*/; then north one mile; then cast 1 he !r.arVcdv'VcndeVs for ^'c' mile to the point ot commence^ 640 acres. < UliACK CRUICKSHANK, .. April IS,' 1910. HUM m IS FEtE FOR ALL FliBTi SEASON TO IIS END ! V Commencihg May 2nd Emperor's Daughtsr Heir, to Throne Scu Meat" Vienna. nd e In Wife c Public *us ���ion feze �� Tenders to ~ iter Pipes. benderi for J 6tte ��� ; ... it or any teij* ment; not necessarily' Qcfcepted \V. A. DUNCAN; City Clerk. itP IttSqlli. City Hall, April 26, 1910. uAND ACTS. :U�� < f* New Westmister Land District. <> District of Neyy .Westminster. '.' Take notice tha( MJj^ndei ^IcUd-ii- ftan, of Vancouver, British Columbia, Occupation contractor, intends to ap- !hy for permission to purchase tiie t RICHMOND MUNICIPALITY WATEQ v . . WORKS. Vienna, May 1.���A conflict between the Archduke! Francis Ferd'n- Prorogation of Commons On Wednesday���Subsidies Total $20,000,000. Tenders for Steel Pipes. Sealed Tenders, endorsed "Steel 111cs.'' vlll-W received by the unde�� signed ;it lhe Municipal Hall, Lulu llsland, up to 5 p.m. on Saturday Maj 7. pras.M'foii thf supply of about 2 1-2 following described lands; j mile's "on.'ip' wehh d l--inch sic. l watej ��� Commencing at a posi planted at pipe. fiie southeast point of the Island situ- ..T.he speci^pations may be Been anfl *te aboul tour (4) chains froi��jpGif^ftohns^gead$' obtained al the ojflc| ger limit No. 38733, thence nftRRenyrof1 thevraf 2nd westerly and southerly and east- eron, 506-8 Jrly around the shore at low tide ver, B. C. place of commencement, containing j Tiie lowest or any tender may not ir acres, more or less. - be accepted. ALEXANDER McLENNAN. , C. L BLIGHT j J. F. BAGGS, Agent. I Anril 23, 1910. C.M.0S & Can* Vancorf. Marc* ah }1, ^.'lti. r '��� ;'" Lamp \. :��������� -*& .Ol ���! ACT*', c> '-..>��� v.^ ����� ...>��� v.'. New Westminster Land District. District of New Westminster. ent. ' April ! :,",., '., - R^'ftioNDLt. UNIC1PALITY -WATE f,Tw0RKS' . i . Tehders for Valves, ���-���> lives," and,, heir to fhe Austrian throne, and bis Wile, the Duchess llobeuheig, bn the one sb.'.o and the resl of the emu; on the dtliejj (s inMca.in. 'in' lis in- te'rislty since the jSjftP��>'qr franc's [, IpB laiscd thfe Counters tshoteft to the rank of a chichess; - A1 lhe launching of ttTC Austrian haiilesiiiii Ziiijy "al Tiitjste a deplorable friction devela_ed between I (fee < auchpss and the archduchess Maria Uilerie, the daughter pt the Jv. wtfor. Dnring the c^eyotticfe jfettb '������ 1 .- ciiangod a vrork nnd ihe Aichduki i'i-. ncls simpljJtfl^TOed sirtien ihe Arcfl. culke Francis Salvator and wife, ar- rlfed. This was tialnweif. 1>. .1)1"*T(it*' lev turning her hack on the duchi s When an opportunity j/rr^rcd,-,tli'eroby ' Uoepiy exciting thi ' Kvhen the festlvitl/s v.-i-qv o\.i-.' the 4.ichduchess Marl 1 KlriPthi hi i:-1? mor- dantlc wife exchanged bitter words. afci Ottawa. May 1.���With a bare (lucrum presehl ("Ho commons ��� yestf-rday ilLotni.in; autftinalicaUy pqt ihnni^li raihviiy''. uhsuiics for 'Uie jeal1 as pro- \'i;lcd I'oriiVa rcsOlulion hroaglil 3own hy ihe Him. .Mr. Graham last week. There w.us prn��-lic.filly bo tUwwSSToJl 1'hu S|lbsilics Utl:t\ !\\)i)M. $LU.I>fl,l4' porl 1011 of nil. bin, vi loii.rsc.j oiily ,CU), this .. NEW WESTMINSTER TO NEW WESTMINSTER Via 1 STEVESTON and VANCOUVER Str. TRANSFER Loaves llr,.ckman-K..|' wharf al 3 P. V fiH/Uzcfci BatAM^, . 011 Satuiday \.>y Stevishm ami way points. A Delightful Trip for $1.50 Tickets'ai it. C. E. R. tlckei oflliv.and-an boa^fi lsieaii*ec. trie cars leave Steveston every hour (on the hall'-huin I for ��� ,'a afi ver. See the Famous Fraser River Canneries, Vancouver, Et 1-Umnd 11in ticki-ts ly S;u\(sU)ti. Siaurday ai'lei neons, %i. ������� ;i will he 1 arned this year, '1 lie senate has 1 in;,ily disposedjbf U'e. naval, bill a-cl 'ii-; Miller anil- r'anibllu'e, bill ivithoufl ami ndmepl PfcoriMJntion is aiinuiinc^d for Wedn�� day. Jj 't' r total revenue collected by the de;loitmeni'of trade and commerce an ;:���., 0 mi ql riiiaese Immigration for ,cir'v;,S!.;.,dh,". :Vl��-' gcil >% was $813 000 Til, Ij f,-i(> I::-.' *���' ampunl collected In tfie he 'cry of Csnwja. There were Uli Chinese \' ho paid the tax of $900. lis m'm^.iii��kZKMm^m�� alt for Sale 1 V I I i^h.wed hem woSe? u>i..g tp ute ;r:,!.1'1rK':'";'-';i re, nu,e ",.>'1-",- t* t.S-ir umbrellas on each oth^'s hftd. mhM' lhe ( h.i.es,- ..iiinicraii..., U- ; iieir liiishaiHlsfA.fl'fP^.^atvthAir";1 l"''-.^ (�� ���thiUax is payableUi Calif Scaled, 'hen(lers,rendoi'scd "V: a Take notice H*j��,--,T;ii}:e-< 'Biitwium,''\\\\\ 'be VeK-lvet! by t^e undersignej ��� tre- IttY?" ' ' Of Vancouver, Bf'C? flCcdpSnM,*mmre"j,fft iX\e Municipal Hall, Lulu Island, up Butter, intends to anply for permission j to 5 p.m. Saturday, May-7. juo.\,, lijr Jo lfiif'e'litiFe' the -'followmg described the supply or sluice, air'ah.1 scot? hji 'JS.:, jV^Kes. .������������'������'- - '.���'������'". *l-'.* fohii'Tehcin. at a ' post fflfTiTtga 'at The speclflcatlong mayJie_s����u..aii.d tlTf-FOlltbenst' point of a ^inalT Island ' forms of tender obtained at the office yin. ���ahout lo-ehitins mirth of Nr-I'snn ' nf t'-o mriprirF. ricveTmTfi ,C Uami and; tlience northerly, westerly, eron, 506-8, Winch Building, Vancou* southerly and easterlyh���fflcnsL^he -\3Ji_, la$*__ ��� ' ��� _ > [ shore to the place of eoip;iibn(*fc. Jit ,'.| The lowest.or any tender may not} ��� ���h, ontaining 6 acres more'OT logsr JAMES BATEMAN, rKvf.iit.-nni".- JOHN F.^AtTllri; - \pril 20, 1010. ' * Ac ill. hy force. As a cons-queiiee Ihe heir to tlie throne and his wife will stay away liom >t-hc Vouh.'Kh��'&\hva* 'A/tewd,*- ami probably go oir a trip around the wolld. I The line'hctls' H'ohonliere Is looked ir,'aa b? the ��� ���fastidious ami haiighiy court aft .-ah intruder oi low birth. ' ������ ��� NATION WILL RETURN" ANTE-BELLUM CONES [ he nccepted. '.pi'il- ?i'., lUle. C. L. BUG', GHT, C. I. Ik };ofI L*tihAC^o sail !|i; New Westn-.inster->Land tDistrict. District 9tN>^y. e^ndlnjfeL^n; I,'. ';P<V'"L<ll' TenAe Take notice that Simon Henry ��� Washington, May 1. ��� Louisiana state and citj l.��.nnjif(.1.91 tie- face value of $545,540 repose in the tri. si ry C| yaulis. wlicrv Hay v.-.c.-o ��� plaeo 1- ^Jo voiuher. itvi',.".. 'I'hi.> v.."e .aptiiioa RICHMOND MUNICIPALITY WATER al WOFVKS. ��� ������ Nar (lepaitmj.iu tu ti.c i,e.;,;v>; jqi .������.-,;��� ... ' ���������><-' hf'-lia?;.- I] . H'j the pro\iiHo wlieicin it. w;u c >l. >ci(il. Chcriurs, therefore;"for the ifii&TIiil due the various provinces were sent yes- terday from 1110 d()r.ftu!��H"tn Bi-ilfsh Columt.��J f--;t.t.s'tin- Jion's I.li'are in vit.w of the fact that the great majority Cl'.lileVie -ii'rivo.al Va.e<..u\cr Ind Viic fitlii IhwKll tin . iikl? 1 <��� (H^tiiiiS other points in the Interior of Canada., ��� The amoupt fopv-rd.il was .;������.'������">���'��� .:���"'. In . muSt\ r^-riiirc".' 'v,.-:. ,1, clareci i xi mpt j'Pvuti_;i :;> |lffl��t, 9t> -lii:>! being [principally merchants or the wives md children oLanedahflnts already re- [slding in Canada. The total number, fore, enterfttg "Chna la foi lasl fiscal yi -u- was - rr.ia Half and Three- uarter Ground Q> m. an mere, Shreyepori audnru. d -,.,r hy lliqff,2^ ��f��J* r< c . mm \ ea:-.; ���s ^6r Cast ial" Castings. ��� yon ^ipes and Spec r > foi 'hnves,oii.y;qie(^iy,yr,:.J3/ C^-^fcil. ban. ouilding injector, intends to ap- Lulu Island, onAn��.oil -"('��� ; I Iron Pipes,' wlll bfe reci Ivi d. by thej ' . ,, ..;..;'.- ile.l 'it'' (hi- Jcl'ifiiKHVi^ ;_9&all, up to 5, p.m EFFETfe WINNIPEG. n Oui of the W����lfel H S Rated With feosWn. '.UTicni!!^. Satur- ever, is Lis-inlaih 1 ].-'��� p< ".'iiii. i'i .c��;;;i 10s- thi ir 'nt urn,' an 1 -, <:. lie having ; . chai ge have indlca'ti d re id mm k ��� ... ������������ 1 v' " ': ' ": ' ''1;--" ' r' E GH*i Ver-.. 1 ngress, how '""' ' " ' !'." '-: * !' ' / n! ������-. before thl can ���"" *'?1^ '" '.�� P0tj^ -^"":' 1 Ci nl i i.i.- _ acxes more or less SIMON n;:xuY clu.vi-s, I ..Applicant, \ ^= ver.- B. (.'. X;.o lowflBti or any tender may iicepted. ^Applicant, De af IVr, .i.UJJK.t;' ft.\C.��W, ��� M ; A'. A. BLIC, " ''"�� a1��iV. Am ::���'. vm. ��� "!-?-??*'**'**'* ^f^fiBS"? Li Mexican Salt lverpool Coarse Salt Japanese Salmon Nets J IAISa&a All Kinds for I tKe Season. nd .rown nno Back BuilJm- ..'..'- fey n ' ��� ^, ��� m a. Phon6.80.7 .1 ; 1 ..���'��� GGS! Oreeh Gut-Bone to -Make Your Chickens Lay. ���iq bn Xtim ci.ik na. HP*! ih�� *���* S��CF _���_"���*���* irlifi* *js3* n <r*\ ��� ��_v_ $8�� Central Meet et Kri ��� Tl EJCTO ���*hti]<��'ine th��- 1- i'Mvi- 11 -r -, guards 1- h i ar ;".���; d ih i ��� ��� "- " ' t ,-^.r?v---r^^-.-,.-^Tr^TT^^-"r?""T7r")?K'a'-k.''< Cell. ;���!.���! ti-ey ;:, t;z^_��jl��&i��i*^��r^^ nt : ''t ��������� The borroi tif the )������. bei . -.-. li i Is stayfh ���- ai ''��� BA A':" i ���]���::��� f.'-. ' K ���������:' u-. I .. I i ' --.. -. er.. rt-1 li ; ���' 9 ttn I ihe "(���!.'::;���-" rVdik i .-:rri- Bfl?| ' ;,- | stfok ch ;.i. TBitt i'-e fieighl ��e' c Corner Eighth St. and Fifth Avenue Wi'llliee ��� ea imtfn's'dfl ������.' a ��� V'e'l i h> , ' PHONE 3?0. O bill! it re-:/: ':���;������:.:.i.." piir ef bhni- ; " _^ ' kels; cleaninc 6n'e eair i.:' I --..her ironsers witllbtif seatft. That cowboy lefl lor Calgarj _i - terday in a huff! "This in Vinci, ������:/ iins got even Boston | ,. .��� ;, ftjili ." the last printable remark he made. ico \Vhite Star���DominioD Canadian Service BOWELL &. ODDY S.S. ��0Ifc,^6ti cloii't'liurvyvou will mis^ the greatest ^ n3J33HWH?i3Te v;:.; . v i ��- 0 , money saving opportunity (^verknoV^nin Vancouver. MPheiisaiidfe dfvwife^buySrg ar^ carrying away; suits and overcoats every day at prices that are an insult to the high quality of the goods. We want all of our Westminster customers to get in on this and share in the bargains we are offering.^ The Entire Stock Must he Sold Out S COURIER ISSUED. Progressive Journal of Board of Trade fs Good Production. The third issue of 'The New Westminster Courier, The ofljclal cil-jjan of : board < f trade made its. appeal - ce Saturday. This numb -y uialn tains, (he standard sel in the first two issues and coniains iiiteresiinic edi tjprlal'master and timely statistics on the siale'.rl trjlde and the re.il e.tato situdrion in the city and dislricl. On rno ^fi^nt pn*1'' '���' a line illustration of, Columbian college, one of the premier 'educational inslltutions of th. Hoyal City, We G ;vb ' Careful"Aituntlon' to a .���counts of corporation's, linns and i-uiivi'iun)s. and Bhaf] he pleased to aieef or correspoivd vrnir -those who ion. i 'aplatc making changes or open Inr ^i'-v,' accounts.1 If yoil haven't a Savings Account. NOW is th.- best time to start one' The Royal Bank of Canada (Incorporated 1S61M i , NEW STEAMERS Mortrejd to Llverpoc! . LAURGNTIC��� Triple screw, 14,900 tor.s. '1LGANT1C��� Tvj'i'n' 'scrqw, 14.900 toor,. hucjest ind most .modern, commpdatiop equ.-il to-any Ing the Atlantic. For Rates and Tickets Apply tc E. GO U L ET, C. P. R. Passenger Station HEW WESTMINSTER Capital Paid-Up Reserve j ��� ���'���'������ '.'.'.'��� '.'���' Total Assets New Westminster, B, F. RHUTP 5.000.000 .-.-. 5.7O0.000 ,./70,000,000 C. Brunch, Manager. .! : '. Btimates Given. viuu > ���'��������� J. NEWSOME & SON'S painters, paper-Mangers and ' decorators. 814 Sixth iiventie. bfetfteaa Sccoml :iv' ?nui; and Third slre<'ts. NEW WKSTMINSTI-lll -. 1' ^-- t\ HAT BRIMS CONTINUE to c;:ow in WIDTH A' Legitimate andrBona. Fide Sale! . ,.*i.-.jvij,-ij; .iJi.cn-.vn' jmynimm ; . . Clue and Ch Cheviots��� . ft -:$-:?,. SHU for . .. $30 Suit for ... PjJ.-SuiMcr ... ��21 Suit for ... .$1R Suit fot ������ f23 Tweeds for ��� ff:0 T^e'cds -for .18 Tweeds fcr JjfllB] i: '-.'���"��� c,< roes jnd "' :$k.5o' .$13.75 .:������/. I! .$14.75 >.3 B T35 OvQrccsls for $30 Ovitrio^tt; fc '$2~i' Ovf.r-io'i'rs is:- $20 Overooato for ; f I' I . ��� S I ', ���" ;.eir.4o ...';. ...'.ft''..B0 tfit.n. |^#3 .' *��� ���:.-��� ... .{.mm Bb 111 ... llM ���?������". I ��� fn c\ ... JL w A fevj , Topccat3 left Ih r.'l Sizes..' To ' he .cea; cd $25.00 ��� r- l r ��� Cor.t for ...'-... h fl La Clothing D :* ..'...'. L w l_i tfj ' I A Few Frocka��� 523. To be cleared . .. t ! A;'fc'-v 0;.f:;3.C.i/',t*-^- SiO Suit, t4.l^,<!lij. rid 5j.15 SuSts^ti ^oJoiaihrki B30 Suit; to he c!c?reH 310 Pants for '. jc, Pants for.'.;. 17.50 Pants'fcr i -! ���. .$12; . .$19.75 ) ''I'a : SlilaB . .$21.00 ,..$7.75 .$8.50 .$4.75 Paris. May I. Wide ��� and still v .Tor- grow the bi Ims Ol hats worn 'by h'el Ing SillllBeru-. t, ,,. e ISaster \\.ty the' gVl i'i I mi:: ..,-!��� ol taxi and ot'iei cal". are open, the totfa beins' Pel .low.i in view of the wurm weaihrr. Wore' it not foi this, ..he would surely have ! io walk for if would be absolutely im- possihh. for Women to eilteV the' -,V"i. dt a closi 'i . i Mcle when Vfelfltfi^ i he'' new 'style bat. ��� ��� ' . .ci,,,. i ..,', ,. ,;.;(��� Kfftj G is:.'.;" b, ancient memory. '.-,--. h'es le'.h --l fed Ik- ' lOli-ie!'.. oi; th 150 lf( ".-'i's �� [ I' [slllifl able s.n'i ie, when .qh it lidi ii-'i.i wa'j b ; unci '.ter hat, �� hbfi ;.������.'.' in al en to i ;.'..|- some i fiftV^vah > i to 7,. -t .-.'. fYr irr ������., ��� * i ���'' jr - ��� ���'' ���' i ii :"':,/: i''\SlM^i:-,3\^b mot e att'ra 'ive i. .j, I'.MWlV::. i ,11,, Ul .liin-l >'e.\l ' KmiiloHs .alls THE There' Is no than . on the St. ,',ii5 ii iVhd juth. Unkets anply to STEAMER For 11-, i i\i tiens and ED. oorijci C'.PIfi: M CITV OF NEW WtsTMlf-i'STtR. i . Nptice to Contractors! Temle'S ,m e 10 piirel for Ihe I iy- Iffg ulid Vl'utlite- OT i O'eeiil sh|..WMl'.s on Tenth Avenue, Haml in Street, London Street, I:"ili111.ui;-li Street, Dublin Street,-' Sevdinh "Avomm and and there Is a i elite bu- de -idni "riv-1 glfehti Avenue, all Iri ween Tenth iiiui ,'.lv. i'h.ee" on both Bl*es. Th'e Ua&e TfWolfth *reet��;. also -Tenth- Stt^blW $1903 Insurance Given Wiih Every Su'tL As! Alterations Free. No Goooti Exchanged. oondltlon holds good when pussii'^.; in SO 1 rei: ej .-, i;. :��� t-.y |."i ro.i'es', v.iiele no dim -wiKin ���-, io run t'n:. n'sk of having their new spi Ing -hat jammed "or crushed by some other fashionable j beadgi ar 6. h'ugfe QWiSnBtflh's! stitiia'tioiis'are truiv r,filnnv:'' I i. eolloBiq b Mart IIIti aula ! tween Sixth and Tenth Avenues, plans jean' lie r\(*/'L\ ulid . pe"jflpriihm* ob- I tain art from Llui City ��j_ iuue.r. Tho Jowest orany tender not nee- e'nlwny TOB^itrol Mfl %Sly*ren3wnW 1 . ; i:,':l copied to he CQMaU .lUlTiyiUl.^lus^itisa- TfJ)l; of the Locjul Iii)tu>iV<.jne . t -liylaw. j Tenders ta fee-accomplinlied . by ii] ,, , .,., . ,,. ,, , . irtarhed cheque for live per cenl. of aa^l^uflT^g\te 'lMni **i���toi m M��i '"Tender for Sidewalks," and delivered jargea with ��� ^ ,,,,, undersigned no* later th having beaten Mrs. Catherine Col- ,,'���;.\<H.\r lhis;'Xil >V.;ifT4 old; on lhc)iea<l Willi1 a ' ' ' blackjfeck' ftl hoi' liiiiim -.it Nil. WJi v>k*i-- Will leave tlie Dracknian- Ker Wharf ifpj.- Latir.er, Westham Island and v.p.y lioints at'2'(/el..ck, reluming on the following morning' .-��� ') r '..y |.��S I, ' W. RICH Teaminrr and Ex- "O tret <��������.<-�� prossmg; ttKWtt ���*�����������<������; u BLACKJACK OM . ' 3M5tH0ftn��.r*.ima# 'i��7���r-.ii ijalcavemi'e,'NewarkrN.,'l'...f4htl (^'li'in-' in 11, until u��o j-etirs rf8o a'policeman In tJW. ftiy, was takoh'l'roi/i fe! tiolK-y car alt.rr a .(dia'se ,ftnd arrested: The vvoinati and hdr illau'jibler, 1\1hif, A^nes Collins, both 'poWUvMy' 'hh��nllfied O'Donnell nS n tnan they ' Knew ' us1 John Clark,' UeI i lfi edl ��� eiark f.-if i��w< .fil Iflicftrthf had been pay1n_ atlcnlloa to Miss Collins. It \{-as leainfid that In- Vva'd maJripir smi.I" "IB wfis: ordored to Vemaih awdy from tho';Collhis* home. : ��� ���> 'City no1 on May 23, 1910. VV. A. i��1tNC.\n; City Clerk ���flail, April 28! lSb.0? W OO D 'J.'i'l'l^.F.OURTH ST. all ,���>.., ������'���,* PHONE R527. ���r* oCITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER. (Applications will be reci trad.erslgned up to May ic, i\l by the 'p. in.. at the posh ion bf Cllt'v Treamtrer. W. A. I.I'XCAX, City Cl.uk, Mall, April 26, 1910. I" in u t I ii ro;.- Icity ���H- IT PAYS YO ADVERTISE' f- ���IN��� THE DAILY NEWS 0 ', ** . < t ti % a ���. I *i<.t< . tri t �� . 4-tt^C.'. . :���. <i c*,t"i. <���<�������� ;���<�� ��������* i> <��� * 4 Westminster Transfer Co. Utnce''Phone IM. Barn 'Phone U$ Columbia Street. E*gg��ge deltvered prompWr-"^0 <��� ,��ny part ot tac, cltyr and Heavy Hauling OFFICE���TRAM DEPOT. M*foW^mi thedaW^'MewB) . ��� ���( :-io/.T PAGE SEVliN. R ~ZZ.**--+*-'*^"~*""~""'i"*""ti BRlliSil fLOCKING ��***v* rl' mil 1 MTG/f ���ii 'mmrni mm RAISE RATES FK 3. -ATIATIC COAST ��� Waiting to invest in New Westminster ; Properties. L^st your property with us. I Thirty Thouskritl: %lfcs| q Left For Canada During Month oi' April. '��� ��� '.;���'!. pne o, , . i ,: . ������ e etufgr iftcin i . . First Step Towa ***************Wt*a New York Neproes Bub^. > New York, May 1.���To enl'.nee their right to admission t ->. .. e%tri-.-, i hotels -and- other > pul.iic place., in-' .roes <\ M��w York have orgaousei] ami Incorporated a.|oi i.-ty know a* the ^lanhnuBn Piflfttectl-ftr 'League. The ilr* L i . WATiiR NOTICE , �� , ' \������ c.inki Ipromoters of this league say in (ni arc! Advancing Fl^HfcMfcl of Incorporation that'.'heir b Tariffs' Throughout. ' <""f -"' K" "' " ""-' ma"i" h- ��� I . ... - ��� ��� ��� . p - '^lj^i_!J^!f^BiILll- THC ��� "va"^i3^V 2UG9 Granville Phone\U^W- Vancouver, B.C. | delSien.WorksjYEE KEE & CO. IGN SCENE AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING Hd News Black, Sixth Street Xew Westminster. Thso. P. Young, Prop. TAILORS Salts Cleaned and Pressed. Wlndsof Hotel Block ' P. O. Box'644 en Wanted ^^^^^^^^^^ lOIl, VUpveaiCiilS of ihOUl 111 tiil'.f-S \p j ' i ! , e.o. i. ii.il I. ���.,,; ii.a.i . e ��� ee! .:.-iii .,.,.,, tip , . | ..,,!,��� ; aUij-ali ela.,.- ri. ,, ,', h., . ��� ��� . | ,.i for , ( ..a.e'.a ai.il i i ��� ��� ��� l.a, %(J .;:, ���. a tdutitlg the juoiita p( :-p,.i,, ,,,.! ofb��r thou- .-��� il; Li ai e Ip L.lioV.. -������..-.! pi tfiese i lei;,ran;.-; i.-f i , ui ' Cur \\ '���.-'���- mi i',,!,;aia. i . e- b i ime . ��� I .e-i. hoi,:!. in ��� . ., . . v;.., Atner. ;c..u I : il , , '''"-������ ������ ��� ���' ��� ' . , . tide of eiiil- ' "���''��� '������ ' ��� ". I . ��� 1) .: il.'e than i^S/i'-ia';'.., i I,., :; e noi. V.insisted " For Instan an ong' tlie i bO/t) |���i ������ li,-.. : ��� m I e-> Klii'IO |S r.i'.'.ou. v.i.jf-ii nailed/ireeetjtly frdtn i.i .i-i) ool ie i' tnada, IttOi oB them tunn- ��� ��� HI i il| id i EU by/.' tvhlph is p ,i ,.- , a ��� ..,.. p.ei.. Of .the Capa.luu laeoi.; r; i t -.- n\ ������; i; :18 .10 M.-p|.. I .,. . gatil ���.: ii ���' or EC ai- garj. .a i;,.. i.i-....., i .1, lit' it_. [j i : Capital of ,2-iO,OGO. . . Include,! ia tttU party, v.'iik-W rei.ir, .-.i ;,)|. p -.o'i : ,,r ea! ol tl 1 UDOi wtis tho liirft -haich. of settlors .jfoltts;-but tiV'ivr Sin scheme . for._ farms tor Kriiish iLpnntfcalafitBa ��� ;:l \inoiefcH fatofflles sefcrt dlistlnafiJ toi these homesteads, and their puamJiars wci-e drawn from various poofes^tprls. tin Included an eptinejei. n former iiiu���(.t; er, ri/Jied civil s��Dtaatl army 1 i.-Ur-ioiii-r, bujldei. .((laclnaan, . dairy i'ai mer and vi tei Inai y sui georfl ��� ' . QflS . Ot the pftrtj . :'* hreeil' r of prize pouitry, has paid i.'< BBei#ht oa -(.nn; jChi i.i: b ���!...��� h he was taking put to hfs :, rnaife farm. .\i,.aj,er nienilii r ���'��� - terh a horse trainer al Newniarket, hat. tiring of i i:i:.;. desired la MVi't home fov IM. ih'ihl.i n. Many Have' We'clth. I Kotict' Is iicrehy _i\en thai an appU- "ation will be made under Pali V. of the "Wal'i- Act, 10i>!)," to obtain a R- ceiise in the South Westminster Division of New Westminster District. ��� laj Tbe name, address and occupa* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ Jtion of the applicant: .1. 10. Murphy, ject .will bo "to obtain iosra! redrCss Occupation, dairying and fanning. ? Tor negro citizens who aie denied thel5 (h) The name of the lake, stream full and equal ouju.viiicnt of-all liAhts or source tif unnamed, the desfirft- Irmd ^nylloges in hotels, restanrautti. tion isr. Spring on Lot 11, Block J, ^^h^^^^^^^^^^J anl public conveyances ami kluhdlvision of l.ot o fc ten. May !.--i-'i d:_ht lai ill's !other ]dac a of public accommodatlon ' fc) The point of diversion: At i^e ��� . ....... . .. / - . _-. ...j.. .��,Tt-H Jori*ii,cr>Tnf,nl . - spring. .> - (d) The of"'- . . ter appll f i" .iin <.-:,.'..��� let | sec ind): 0 jeigbth cuh: ��� foot, ���> j ...., * (e)( The c:.a;;:. I"��� ()' Vee gopos* District of New V/estm,ns'.er. t ,. , ���� ^.Qi^gg Take notice that the Put uiveV Lupi- ,-t ','_, ' i:, ,Vi,,.<)ti. , {()J. ^lch Ciflnpany, Limited, a body cor-K Country. ��� . / lo showing coiisidcrahlo tilciea^cs u.i. the present iuleti i.oti: \.ioi.an i��� 11.i- " i. :���) tiie Atlantflfi si al ti "ill bu filed frith .the iuK r::tatu T".ei::i;.. ri e t ' . ,'U, n he; tMe :'. I ���- Oil l���r,J > i \i taken by .the and anuiseinciit." NEW WESTMINSTER TRICT. LAND DIS- I : , is the hrst rai:..1 I .!,��� ,.' : ;... ;. |. Il'e1;;lll. raT^^^^^^^^^ ;���. : :..: t ,..:u. ^ffl o;.crut;i - . I .p'uipOfe gi IV ral- j l)(n es'tiiioughout tne porata i:a\ir;: iis !:end ofTifc at the ���water is to be used: City of New West minster, intends to 14 . ,.���.^.^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Dwelling, ffialr: ing and . tock. *> [> (k) This notice was posted on Hi? HlOtb day of Anril, J01U, ui^tl appllcx apply for permission to lease the 1'ul Lli utlJ ���. ........ ��� -��� ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Rowing described lands:��� . >J'ion wjp i���. rti-e'.o to tho ...fim:ission To *>s[i .Historic Villa. , Coniliielicirili at a post r.lnnfc.l on Kn theW day of :.'a; ,'!:'it)-" > ��� , .. j. .vj^o^oa,:; \illa at, |i;r, westeily slide of Pitt river at K (l) Qfve (|,e nlmes and addl S . ...J be Bjpent m UlM l,n"' 'ts Intersection with the W&iftrlyg,�� anv riparlan g^rietors or Heen* , , . . ,;:l. Ee ���iU.aiici Dayf^.'' i.�� sine of the famuli:.! Paellie 'Itiilway-t>.s wh() or W;10S,. lands are llke�� ;, | ... [uctlori. With the house, cimpany's ri-rh*--ef-w:iy. thine t ol- ��0 be aftectfii J_J Ahfi proposed workfc ,, . b i, kno.wn as-.'.iic Villa de Ban [owing the westerly, shove of 'i'itt ^- fclther ahovte or below '.the outlets . . . , i,..,.i i i i.i are included r.,- in n niirtbeiisrerlv direction seven kx- '.�� T jilailiuo, tiT'ortU'eliaiu, are included I , ..,:,! etUer lellcs oi Me j , .. a appeal m made to all ,.: , ed m the gerat Emperor to .... the c.illeetluu. Of .Napoleonic a - . .ea /i.^.os:iL . er in a nbrthensrorty dire .tion iliiuishn^ ptcht iiimilr.'d f7.!?00) feet, more or less, to a wiinr.^ p.iM planted on said shore to lpcatg th" most nnrtherly corner of the Pitf River Vi/ATER NOTICE. I L ��� Apr outlefi .T33RT3 Ai&ffljl8^P,HY;i Xew Westminster. i ?,0, ITltr "''* nrtrtherly coiner ot tne mt iiivei . .������ ��� '-���'....T-c{, Lumber Company, Limited. boomLn. Richmond municipality water to work at once. 30 cents per Apply immediately. lassam Paving Co. Columbia St., City. New Wellington i ion iin_ plants Or cut flowers, ���hope KaVieS' Greenhouse, R'jns. ���* JOSEPH MAYERS Phone 105. P. O. Box 345. Office, Front St.. Foot of Sixth. ��� iy 'i !���...':. g1��%n thnt.an hjpfVt- CCtlion U"l be u,..(ii�� bailtr Pa:t V. ot ���'. I :-.: ia ' .a- .)sy s lie- "\','at-- r .'..������ ,'a.'i.'; to obtain a H- prwvicBiiK ! ready-niiide dense in the Soiitli Wesuiiii!��t<-r Division of New Westiiihmter DisTiic.. . :i The name, address and oi-ciipa- . ie ap;iUeaut I J. IO. .Murphy, OCCUpali ill, dair. lllg ajul laliiar^. .(b.) The nam,., 'ot, ihe Uilce. Wfeam or .;���;,:,.. t\; imriai.'K."],' the de^.-ri]j- tUui isi: Spring on Lot 11, Dloclc % ^ubdiyi&iqp of Dot 3ft; / 'O The ppin.4 of diversion: At the spring, iu) The ituanuty of wpter .a.pi ib-d for tin cubic feet per second): One* eighth cubic fooa i' (ej The cliaiactor of tho proposed , works: Tank at spring, nine tepm tank to !dweflfti��.'n; tg) The puriosr-s for which the water is to he used: Dwellings, dairying and stork. do This notice w'ns posted on the '0th day of April, IMu. and application will be made tb the commissioner ou tho :11st day ol'_\lay. DUO. (1) Give the names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licens- sitij', thence at riiiht ancles to. said shore a distance of ahout three hundred and titty 1(360) feel to thS Skid iinriherly coiner bf[boonrfffg Sitfej said point being two hundred C200-. f'-'-t from low water mark o�� said sluu'e; thence Kiuthwesterly and two hundred iL'odi .feet from said low wafer nark sevi-'n tbousfind rlqht hun'.'rcd and Uifrft (75,880. fc-t. tnnro o\ less, .'o the southwestfrly corner :of" Salt! booming slt-c: . thence n/>rtltwesterly to point of cnminencemoiit-, aud eoi> (rifning sixty (6!0j ,'icres, more, or less.. THE PITT mviOR LUMBER COM- rAXY, LIMiTKD. T. AV. Gray. Agent. Diked: at the City of New Westminster,. B. ('.. tiiis. 2Sth 'day of February. A*. D. 1910. WORKS, ,'T PiQ.l , Tenders for Wood Water Sealed Tenders, endorsed "Wood Pipes," will In- rorotved by the under- sivi.e 1, .at.. ii.e BjJinidpal l!a'l_l.uju Jslanh.ii> B o.-,u'e>n i^ittirday, Wajl',, prox., foi- tbo supply, tayiiiynncl joint- Ing of ahOu't 72 lullcS 'of1 Wile Wound Wood- sia.\e Pipes ranging ia -eje from f,.t.p" 12 inches, ". The plans and/specifications may he jieeji and huins of Ceiuier.obtained at the officer,, fefe < n'glnoors, Cleveland S- Campfpn, 5ti<J-S Winch,, Building, VafcciiiWer. I .(:'./' Th�� Joweat.w. any tender,may ncit be HCcopted. . . nl C. L. J3UGHT. April''.2?,, -}910.' . ' . ��� .-C.M.J?. I J The Ac- c :ss- ��� YOU NEEDN'T COME AROUND" to our eftiov every fi-me you need A- tos of coaL~a;vy of our drivers will 1 .. glad to take vmir t'id*t- Tbtiu,-to<h k pws-, t��l. vjill bftng about the sami result���good coal in y��W eel lar at short notice. Aiso, our .pbone 1^ in ^ood order, and tbeir .umbers are }5- iind w. _ ... ' Coal ptopuretl here is r.rhe��- jack coal, however secuisd. Tlie whole partv appeared very optimistic cm to the future.- Oil" had liKirrfod ��� to duulify for -t far. i, it 1 e- u>K stipulated under tho sclieme that occupants should be married ran. The youngest, of the party was twenty. Hiree and Uie (ihle.st. fifty. iOach family" was pos.se&ed' of capital, ranging j Lorn Sl.11'.".' to J3.SQ0 I "i bave just settled with a Lincoln-' shir�� man wbo has a capital of $S5. j 000," said I'.ethtme Gray, of the Canadian Paeitk- raiiwav land depart-] ment, the oilier day. "He will he one of our next party, and I am now in correspondence with a man who has a capital of ?1 no.. (Hi who will, 1 hope, take tbo whole of it to Canada." Of course all there emigrant's are not so well bxed financially as these, but with few exceptions they are callable, intelligent, hardworking" people who will make ideal citizens. IMMIGRANT RUSSIANS $TA_T RJOT IN HONOLULU ee* who or whose lands arc likely to be affected by the proposed works, either above or below the outlet: .1. E. MITRFH.Y, New Westminster. April 30, 1010. ! Listen! : Double Corner on Columbia St 132 x 132) Within two minutes of Post Office. .8,00b' cash bandies tin's, surely double in value in tbe r.ext year. Fine Warehouse Site on Royal Ave Wi! 150 feet frontaga; terms. 150 feet trackage; an A-l investment, $G,300i Easy . ' .A 13 loO LAJMD REGISTRY ACT Honolulu. M.iy \.-f..itowlng the ar-L T'V<E ^OTl(Jii> .t rV.t ,:���; row RuMiMfl on the charfee R?s been made to reg inded the J* &n>'.cy Mttiiownerm lee si nple, dti-lJ ....,��� ���.r+i, d^r a I as. Sale Deed from 8Ue Heevy ��� -"��������� ���""" of tbe 11 0 MOTICli that nn/applituidou ister the Corpor- ip or District of. Splendid View Lot on Agnes St j and C i GILLEY BROS., Ltd. Tf Inciting disorder, a mob tlioir countrymen surrou lice station today, and a battle with the police followed. Tfie mob der. j!ju" manded the release of their leaflets, Jf,0^ land defied tl pelfw ^uougi 'thflr ��asid.> and a stream was turneu ,',e , - OO the mob which had " "- !ldl'St' auy front of the gaol, with babies held in front as sbieias. ipe -,- a .... . . . . fire hose failed to break ihe mob en-' >.'"- and &!&* ��v-*-*-;���. . ��� tlre.lv. -and Ule police drew ^teW^^W'l^ liihs ami cluu-gol. Th -'- -** &*> Columbia, more particularly k.nowir: �� One of the best, in the; city. ?2,500. Good terms. BMll'in v.. release of their leade.s, ! ^,u" '""' T :~; ie order to (itsperse. The to, p it,.o c, ��l Ull* lowisnip-or 1 ;ht the fire department, to j^1 "l 9��fft Uftulu; ,aul��s ,"1 ' ' - "��� was turned .^ l il}' $ 8P***- A i'',.''.V massed in Wt Uif-V �� ^ec'embfU', A,D, Voul, women and'ilU i"^ Bfi\s.uia.i- -Uifit,.. cttam. jnuci hlelds The'ori tJ>'a(-'' o�� lilUl^ ^u,i ln'cmi-ie . siqe.;u��i: ,' 'lying and beimj hi the- D,istri,c , ul Nevvf ,k of the Corporation cf the rip ix-District of SurreyJ.o tlie.1^ Dis- , the I uadil l^ui, of.! '1 Don't forget to tell yowi' friends, Sapperton lots in the city. We tan fit we have the be6t ran-pd a lot to an$. pocket.fSee us. E > ��--\ _ ' J IT. _��� ) AND nd '���'" I! C. ,...,aa.,.M.*~**~*A******+***����t~*****~*****' STORE, BANK AND OFFICE * * SHOW CASES WORKING-DESIGNS AND EST. MATES SUPPLIED i drew Ih.eir I'lPWQn^iin- 1'a0'1 scat- tered. , ��� .. The Russians were brought here by the iinmigrad'oti board to work on the toi. ar plantations] but refused to wot'k at the wages offered: land described as: Dot 1 in subdivi- ision .24 of bLock 1 of section 3D, block |5 north, range 2 west; lots S to r ,ion ...'.-. XFOJJND PREHISTTOR'IC fttllNS. .' \ f. * 12 NEW WESTMINSTER J. BROOKES, Proprietor WORKS���Corner Eleventh and Carline. PHONE 473 * A wurks-Corner Eleventh ana t-annm. _^___a_,*����J m_w Beef, Tyiuttpn, ��� Buried Village Dating Back to 1000 B. C. Uncovered, Berlin, May 1.���Important discoveries bave been made by archaeologists of the Potsdam Museum in excava- ;J2 to C tionn near that city. Tlle ruins of a' ���* prehistoric village, estimated to belong to a period dating back to the year J.000 B.C., have been unearthed In a field. The Investigators have found rows: of stones and fragments of urns sup-1 posed to mark tho site of a prehistoric burial grounds. By means of these discoveries and ot Uei-a elsewhere in the district surrounding Berlin, the Scientists expect to establish that this fs the home of the S��mnanes, the earliest forerunners of the German race. The site of the discovery lies be- twaeii Putstiuni and' Saarmund, but tiie exact location is kept a secret in order that the work may proceed unhindered Inclnsiye, ot subdivision 113 q�� s^cjio llG, block y, torlU i-ange- o ^'e-st't Jot J15 toJEl. inctusivc .block 14 ot souili- least quartei section 4, township 'J; lltits fXh atul'^^in. srtb'dtvisi'on'1'3 of: section ltl, block 5, north range west; lots ZZ and 23. in subdivision . LIST WITH, UP, WE CAN HANDLE' Ml I The Craig Rmlty Co. Room 8, ThomsaiB Bldck. -auo 'J no I We represent, Hoy^s.'.alfo- tlj��| Ocean Accident and Guarantee Carp., Dtd .yO'ik'1 Property Ing9��g.,j*^1 J,\ and,j tjie 2^ se9tion 11. blocl^mirW nffljj block 4 of. l.qt ^S.T,\, jiii'OUjP 2; lots 1in'cliii.iv{i/blWkl T4 of soiilb- ieast quarter section 4, township 9; lot 5, block 3. of .lot .��7A, grqup 2; [lot 38, block 2 of lot��387A; grOup 2; lllots 21, 22, block 3 of southeast quart ier section 4, township 9i lots Its, 19 'block 2 of southeast quarter section township U; lot 22, block 1*> of ^M ' ! 0WACOH 1101 3R3rRAU^A3M| Out of $2000, or M $2000 oitV bi' $600 A in 3 or 4 months ? i I Pork and Poultry QUALITY THE BEST Fresh Oysters are on P. Burns & - CrC." Traves. Manager- l\i HATS IN THEATRES. Ladies Must Remove Them, : trate Decides. London. Wty If-HMtv Curl Magis 4, townsuii) u, u.i ..... .southeast quarter section 4, township 9, map 519", lot. 33, block 16 of aoutli- east iiuart.yr section 4 township 1). You and those claiming through or under you and all persons claiming any Intel est in tiie said land by vir tue of any unregistered iti&t.vument and all persons claiming any interest In the said land by descent, whose title is not registered under the provisions of tbo "Land Registry Act." are required to contest tho claim of the tax purchaser withiu forty-live days from the day of the first lien.ion of this noticeupon you Iin default of a caveat sr -"*'" of lis pendens belnj period, or In ub- and certificate filed within such default of redemption n<��! .JUffe' registration. y��W and each manafie-j right ta nolt, a Bow street endered judgment that the ment of a theatre has tbe eject Women patrons wbo refuse to remove their large hats. The action had been instituted by Wrs. "m'an'clie"F!ariirey, the* TttTttyw .*, Who charged Frank Curzon. niijnagfer of the I'Wiiae of Wal^s Tl^litiei with lelll'V 1 ���� nuu- :Hr>U"> "" , . .���..���,���1 magistrate. tod& ,ou will be forever ^<���f a tencbnlcjil assault. |StffHe�� matinee tended tu moils ban *{ bat. W.. -- , manner and refused hat. Curzon was wfeari p#ard In/ an it- n Or of j]parred from setting up any claim to or in respect of tb��- said land, and 1 shall register The Corporation of tbo Township .or. IMstriet of Surrey as owner thereof lit fee. And 1 hereby order that publication of this notice I for thirty day's fh a dfelli' newspaper' published Iii NeW Westhllrister will be good and 'fedftlciont service ihereof. t>alod at the'Land Hhgirftry Offlfe/- New Westminster PtdMnce'tof.'llrUisb ffl,>4as lrrl��te�� * thcJimiB's | D If so'see 'fi wni. iii ___________________! ,.-���' ��� ' -"I Patterson Co'y 657, Colutnbia St.' Evenings at Edmonds���Phone F 208 ���a������wimwwiwwiiw���bb ^--Trrl==i, .. 'i ! . , i ���!��� .; , ",, i a ^. * > e#Ti*i 4iT*��nj*Tj| L4s4>iaa t a **'** a T a*** a * i4\*s. e#T ss**T a a T a eT# j^****Ja >T < ^[������T^_^��Tg _iT* mT ��� * T s eT s*a T a s \aa T *a T $tt 1 #���!% ���?������ ** iver Urive : . ' . Fine View Lot between';"'" Eburne carline and cut off to Vancouver. $?S0,- one- third cash, bai. 6,12; and 18 to take c��T tft appealed tji &_\ ^^pardle��.fM1called Inl fSWumT* frmove th< ed into tlie cbr-] nlned tlrm |'n ' lam", Artgu o the hit ihe ; 11am .lliiyU. . 'M^V^^^tXi's wouliVot permit hereto returnto her ; Kells! _t*UU pS��fA* ^W-Bplo.s. 191��- ; c. n.mxv.���< ir. i f \\ >\ District������lteglstrar. to -OitVld MUlor,:^'lam.A.��l^il: M. Sl us 'Mc'liinos, T C, StafR. WW Ham ,Hay|��. . H��ryT3F9flKa.3gf!1_n I r. 1 9 t :-. blsq : ,dvJ^^ ii// no ,.," .lliiyls. s'ea'f." TifdlsmTssnTg '"'tTift''���MTS6 flie [George Stone, Itohert U(MMI Mai lla^JCatojlajAccltM'jpd that. Curzon hjid ' ot (1. Coo'pW,'.tofin lt6heVfs; Uicbard 'acted, admirably and inthe IMweetjo. llosklng, llugli T. -Criisyioy, John E, theatre-goers. Hunter, ��� .��� 10 \ : I M. M. LENINIE 1 f Phone 596; 650 Columbia Street P.O.Box 326 M ��^*^���I~^'W<*^���*^*W��� ���J*4,*M*4"i*,H,,J ��^^^^I"H^^^I���^I^��H^^I^ 4*M"M"M,,M* -,���' ���i I..I ���_ T. PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910. *��������������������������������������������������������������������������� ' : -;Vv<.V". ��� * 3 V... '������*- I MKUI mAA^^ a =City News; ��� ��� SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS All Sizes and Prices Call and See Our Stock Anderson & : Lusby 1 COLUMBIA STREET. *������������������������������������������������������������������������ ��� : : ��� ��� : ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� : ��� ��� ��� ��� : : ��� ��� To Men Only Dr. Ernest Hall, of Victoria, Will Lecture on " The Social Evil and Alcohol," with Stereoptican Views In ST. GEORGE'S HALL, Tuesday, May 3rd, At 8 p.m. The Westminster Modern Business School More than one are investigating tlie merits of this school and they find it truly a business scliool. No need to look further, as we have the best facilities for giving !ou,'r' students a/ thorough business training. REMEMBER. WE ARE OPEN FOR DAY SESSIONS THE ENTIRE YEAR. A. L. BOUCK, 610 Columbia St. Principal. Simmers' "Toronto Parte' Lawn Grass Seed is the Best. What is the sense of sowing inferior seed We protect our customers by destroying all old seed. Spectacles SO cents up D. S. Curtis & Co, DRUGGISTS HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAKS AND SUPPLIES. 1 Gold Watches tor Ladies from .12V.. op. Sliver Watches, gents' open face $6.00. Silver Watches, gents' open case. 17.50 up. Agent for Waltham and Elgin Watches. Watch repairing n specialty, Two Doors from Geo. Adams' Grocery MMR'S DRUG STOR Removed to DEANE BLOCK Four doors east of Bank of Montreal, where the same careful attention will be paid to all prescriptions and orders a? heretofore. COLUMBIA STREET NEW WESTMINSTER. At a meeting of the Odd Fellows' lodges of the city on Friday night. Brother M. J. Phillips was presented with a gold locket in recognition of his long connection with the order. The advance sale of seats for the Jessie Maclachlan concert will begin next week. Tickets at Barclay and Adams. ** It is our business to make gloves, vests, waists and other garments perfect by our special dry cleaning process. If you desire to be well dressed for any function, patronize our cleaning department. Royal City Cleaners and Dyers. Phone H. UTS. ** The regular weekly meeting of tho city council will be held this evening. Tbe operetta "Trial by July" will he given in St. Barnabas parisli ball tomorrow night by the St. Barnabas Dramatic club. We have $10,000 to loan on improved city property In amounts to suit a few good propositions. W. .1. Kerr, Ltd. ** See Fales for Bed Lounges. Guaranteed goods at prices cheaper than the cheapest. ** J. Loftus Mclnnes has resumed his duties as jailer of the city lockup after an absence of one month. He has been off duty on account of his health but is now as fit as ever. See the pictures of tlie two May Queens in the current issue of The Xew Westminster Courier. ** The court of revision for tbe voters' lists of the city of Xew Westminster and the municipalities of Dewdney and Delta will be held today in the courthouse. Automobile for sale cheap. Five- passenger thirty-horsepower Russel,, $500. W. J. Kerr. ** The popularity of the midday lunch at the Royal Cafe grows every day. It is served from twelve to two, with quick service. ** In future the reserve seat sale of tickets for the opera bouse will he at Tidy's florist store, 737 Columbia street. Th. re's quality in "Solo Special" COLTS COULD NUT IM AND CAR MEN CDULU NOT WIN WINE VAULT TO BE FRANZ JOSEF'S TOMB 1.���Though hale and Momentous Question of Soccer Superiority Still in Doubt After Extra Play on Saturday. J. A. Russell, of Vancouver, on behalf of his client, S. li. Ford, who j.s ai present in the county jail on a charge of wonuding with Intent to j do bodily harm, made application to Justice Clement on Saturday to allow the prisoner out on hail. The judge ' reserved his decision. This is the third time Ford has applied for bail. Anything in our line 10 to 20 per cent, saved for vou. Fales. ** I For ice ring up Phone number 151 and the man will call. ** The receipts at the land registry ofiice are expected to total over .ti.L'uO for April, although the returns have not been fully made up yet. A payment of $25 procures a lot ln South Westminster from Hale Bros. & Kennedy. Ltd. These lots are in great demand. ** Spring is here���bow about those plants for the gar.'I'll? 'Tidy, tlie Florist, can suit you to a T i:i anything in that line. ** An unknown man was run into by an interurban car at the B. C. 10. H. station here on Saturday afternoon. lie : was knocked down and hurt about ', the head but was not seriously injured, being able to get up and walk away. Remember the Pythian Sisters' ; Wonder sale of work today at three ] o'clock and the Wonder social tonight j at eight o'clock. ** The Xew Westminster Courier is ! now on sale at all the bookstores or at the office of The Westminster Press, 7-11 Sixth street. i - T. J. Trapp left on Saturday on a business trip to the east. The death occurred on Saturday at her nome on Queen's avenue of Mrs. Mary Catherine Winifred Kushton, wife of Ernest Rushton. Miss Kushton was twenty-six years old and was a daughter of W. F. Brencbley. of New Westminster. The funeral will take place this afternoon at two thirty o'clock from the residence. To Furnish an Office, Fales. see W. E. ** The football event of the season, and one tbat removes all doubt as to the Canadian brand of soccer being equal to or hotter than the old country variety of tlie same vegetable, happened on Saturday, when Col.li- cutt's Colts made two goals, while their opponents, the B. C. 10. R. car shop men, scored two goals. Prom this it will be seen that the game came out a tie, and although twenty niintes extra time was played it still remained a tie. About then Referee Mahoney got hungry, a condition wliich was considerably aggravated hy fright, and ho called off the game and went home to remove three layers of accident insurance with which he had had the foresight lo cover himself. According to Mat Fraser ithe names of the other two spectators are not obtainable) the game was line, although some of the players had been left too long in thc sun and were overripe. He said that Grant played like a dead halibut in a gravel pit, hut no doubt he was exaggerating. Spring scored both goals for the Shop Lifters and Coldicutt and Knight; divided the honors for the Trusties. About three minutes before time Coldicutt had a good chance to score on a penalty, hut he did net make the grade and his opportunity to fieu'e in the hall of fame fled. Sawyers ln goal migut nave neeu netiei, nut in- stopped one or two that were will outside the goal posts. Coutts, for the Shop Lifters, played well, and Kweu, a dark Colt, showed up well. The following are the men who took part in the crime: Colts Goal Shop Lifters Sawyers Coutts Backs Bruce KIrkham Woods Longboat Halves lOwen Collier Marshall llurne Buck Marshall Grady Foi wards Coldicutt McKay Hayes Spring Reid Collier Knight Turnbull Grant Shawcros i Vienna, May hearty, and keenly enjoying the prospect of celebrating his eightieth birthday next August, Emperor Fran/. Josef lately has made arrangements for bis own burial. Beneath the Capuchin church in this city is an historic vault, containing the remains of all members of the royal family I'm I two centuries. But il was crowded, so the emperor decided to make more room before he had to join the departed. Next door to the vault was lhe wine j cellar of the Capuchin monastery part of that big chamber has been purchased by the aged monarch, and out of it two mangnlflcenl vaults have heen constructed. Stopping in his argument toi minute. There war. a fixed k his face, llis arm. that he u in a gesture, remained Thinking be was sufferln sudden attack of illness, tho: ������ '" the I courtroom stirred uneasily . al court attendants made thi the lawyer to give him assii Then slowly, as If iii a dre Cartel- reached Into an Inside and drew forth tin ee letters, , be gazed ruefully! Then he .-��� following brief explanation, v\, vulsed the courtroom: "My wile gave me the post I hreo days aro and i fo A until this very minute." Starts on Long T Ip, Edmonton, Mav i.���V ,��� ,, ... .. Their walls are ' J ackson, of the Meteoroh lined with pure white marble, On.-Ms here, and will start ;. . vault will be reserved for Fran/. Josef I long journey north to the mo . nnd his Immediate relatives. The j the Mackenzie river to Inspi larger chamber will serve as the rest- eorologlcal stations along in; :J Ed place for more distant kin. ABSENT MINDED LAWYER CONVULSES COURT ROOM The farthest north official i ai Athabasca Landing, 100 ml ��� of Edmonton, bul voluntarj i linns are taken by the mOUllti Trenton. X..1., May 1.���During the and others at posts far Into tin trial of a $300,000 damage suii In the The farthest north of these state court here yesterday there was busts is on Herschell Island a sudden Interruption, caused by Arctic ocean where raounte former. Attorney-General McCarter have taken observations for The Kdison Phonograph recoids for May will he on sale today at J. 11. Todd's music house. ** George McMurphy, formerly pound- ki i i pr, ts leaving in a few davs for Prince Rupert, where he will engags In business. Mrs. John A. Lee will not receive again until October. Gentlemen:���Have you seen Sinclair's selection of $5.00 tan and black Oxfords? For value and style they defy competition. ** The new B. C. E. R. track on Columbia street will be used for tho flrst time today, from the depot to its western limits, by the interurban cars. Commencing today freight cars will unload at the new freight sheds on Twelfth street. Jessie Maclachlan, the world renowned Scottish singer, assisted by Barnaby Nelson, tenor; Craighall Sherry, entertainer, and R. Buchanan, at the opera house May 25. ** Part of the Hassam paving on Columbia street near T. J. Trapp's store will have to be torn up to locate a leak in a water pipe, South Westminster property is handled by Hale Bros, and Kennedy, Ltd. Call in and see them, and they will put before you some good things. The local agency of the Oliver Type- j writer Co., is at 746, Columbia street. ] three doors from tlie B. C. 10. R. car i station. It, cost you nothing to try j this machine and only a small cash I payment to get one, when satisfied with your test, save IT cents a day. that pays the balance. ** The restaurant and hotel proprietors advanced tlie price of meals yesterday. Tho Pythian Sisters are giving a Wonder social tonight in the K. of P. I hall. This afternoon they hold a wonder sale of work. Attend. ** For Geraniums, Dahlias an.l all kinds of Spring Bedding Plants phone Davis' Greenhouse, R 208. ** Fernie Assessment Grows. Fernie. May 1.���As an evidence of the growth of the city, it may be mentioned that the assessment roll is $157,000 more this year than last. Six Important money by-laws are to be voted upon May 5 looking to the expenditure of $113,000 for municipal Improvements. Bohemian Cafe Depot Hotel. ��� Opp. C. P. R. Station. Baseball. Lacrosse, Shoes at Sinclair's. and Tennis A B. C. 10. R. spur is being built to the Western Canada Box Hoard and Paper company's plant at Sapperton. See Robbie Patclien in The Courier.* An additional G. X. W. telegraph cable is to he laid across the river this week, the amount of business handled over this line between Vancouver, New Westminster and the s. nth having made this provision necessary. General Superintendent It. L. Held, Assistant. Superintendent .1. ll. Jeff an.l General Foreman Wright were looking over the ground for a suitable crossing un Saturday, The local agency of The Vancouver province, which has been held by A, W. McLeod for several years pasi, changes hands today, when the Westminster interests, of that publication will be taken over by ('. 11. Suther- land, formerly ol the Columbian re> editorial stall Mr. McLeod will in future devote ail his lime to his Insurance business. 35c-Merchants'Lunch-35c From 11:30 to 2:30 MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910. SOUP I Celery with Hurley and Consomme FISH Filed Ooliclians, Mail re d' lolel I'l I. I ace your lerr, Ltd Fire Insurance witli W. ** ENTREES Club Louse Sausage wilh Macaroni .New Englan.l Dinner Lamb Pot Pie, Family Style ROASTS Sirloin of Beef, Hrown Gravy Leg of .Mutton, with Cm rant Jelly Ox Heart and Sage Dressing VEGETABLES Steamed and Mashed Potatoes Stewed Cairots Baked Beans DESSERT Apple, Raisin and Rhubarb Pie Cabinet Pudding, Wine Sauce Coffee Dinner from 5 to 8 Milk Ladles:���Are you aware Sinclair Tea can show you the largest assort.ment | i I pumps and Oxfords to be seen In j the city? ** | , , , , ! If you want something dainty and At the showing of the movIng p.c-��� ;tizing or are in a hurry phone tures ol the Ne son-Wolgast fight on Ug and order will be ready when Thursday evening at the Opera arrive at The Bohemian Cafe. house no one will be admitted after ..acu the flrsl projection is thrown on tha J' P' CASH- Proprietor. screen until the doors open for the second presentation at nine o'clock. Try "Solo Special' cigar, filled. Havana Langley bargain���H10 acres cut, right In two by the B. C. Electric; the soil all beautiful chocolate loam. $12." per acrew. W. J. Kerr, till ''o- h::nbia street. ** STORAGE HERBERT P. VIDAL Market Square n^5S^3^^SlS^:S5EI^| For a Few Davs Only SPECIAL SNAPS IN lulu Island Acreage j and Waterfrontagej ti.. i ������ w w (il w Also some Choice Buys in Surrey. Comet Visible. Paris, May l.���The Astronomical society announces that Halley's comet is now visible in Paris between 3:15 and 3:50 a. in. It is formi d like a clouded star. B SLv; B LIMITED. Wiu^^s^nzw^^^^r^ sss 'a ���'Vr?^>*-������%?.- m CHILDREN'S WEEK AT THIS STORE ���May Day This Week--- Not a child in town bul knows thai May Day is to be celebrated, In this store we have planned for ibis week hy providing special values in Children's Clothing. Larger assortments, belter values than ever are here In Ready-to-Wear Hats and Bonnets, Dresses, Suits, Aprons, Blouses, Ties, Belts, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, etc. Watch our advertisement. White and Colored Dresses and Aprons 50c Each An unusually largo assortment of Girls' Dresses and Aprons, sizes 5 to 10 years, In White Lawn. Colored Batiste, plain and fancy; Prints and Ginghams; well ma !e and nicely trimmed with Ins itions, Laces and Frills. Our special sale this week, 60c each, Small Girls Dress Aprons 25c Each White Aprons for the small girls: material Is Lawn, made up witli yoke trimmed with Insertion and Lace; flounce at bottom, A price such as this la less than cost of material. Special this week, 35c each. Belter Dresses in Immense Variety The two foregoing lines are but an Indication of a few of the special values offered at very low pi ices. 'l'he better dresses and aprons show better quality, nicer styles, newer colorings, and this week's showing embraces all grades in While and Colored Aprons, Drosses, Suits, Blouses, etc., ranging in price from 7,r>e to (6.60 each. PHONE 475.
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