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THE DAILY PROVINCE, VAyCOTjTER. BRITISH COLUMBIA, lO.VDAY. 17, 1912. The June Whitewear Sale NDIAN OUTLAWS ENTENTE BETTER Not Merely the Best value, or the best at the price, but positivelythe best at any price. Buy a pound packet ED THAN ALLIANCE -mm Not the Slightest Trace of Paul and Spintlam Can Be Found.

Britain, France and Russia Are Working in Closer Harmony Than Ever. HAVE VANISH Desperadoes in Cariboo Coun-try Got Away When Pursuers Were Almost Upon Them. IS NOW IN PROGRESS Special prices have been placed on many garments for women and children. The summer vacations will soon commence and whether they be spent, travelling, visiting, camping or at home, they are very exacting in the matter of cool outer and undergarments. This June sale, which commenced today and will last for two weeks, affords a chance to buy such clothing at lower than usual prices, White Underskirts Children's Dresses Clinton, B.

June Spintlam and Paul, the murderers of Constable Kuness, William White and the CSnaman Wye, have gone straight up. At least, no trace of them can be found. The trackers were within and if you don't find it superior to the tea you have been using, you can return it and your grocer will refund purchase price. Each Day the Practical Working of the Three Governments Becomes Closer. Paris, "June 17.

Prime Minister Polncare's declaration. In the Chamber of Deputies, in regard to French foreign relations, has been received with enthusiasm throughout the country. The feeling In Paris is practically unanimous that the solid friendship between France and England Is stronger and far more efficacious in Its form than It would be, If transferred to an alliance. The three governments of France, Russia and Great Britain have never explained their views with such complete freedom and confidence on all the questions cropping up In every part of the globe, as they have done since the Poincare cabinet came Into power, and each day the practical working of these three covernments lour nours or them on Wednesday, in the vicinity of Big Slide, near the Reduced raser Klvor, weet of Clinton, but the murderers found that the posse was on their track and disappeared. James Bain of North Vancouver and Cultus Jack of Clinton are on the west side or the Fraser looking for tracks.

Chief Fernle, with his Indian track ers, are operating in the vicinity of Big suae, constable Wyatt of North Bend came in last night with twenty men and fifteen were laid over and ELECTRIC BELTS (Trade Mark) will cura rheumatism, neuralgia, liver and kidney troubles, lumbago, constipation, nervous, restless ntgots, Incipient paralysis, numbness, prickly sensation, dizziness, tired feeling in the morn sent home. becomes closer and more fraternal. No official information as to future operations is available, but it is gen Great significance Is attached to the Czar's reception of Premier Poin erally believed that if the tracks of ing, indigestion, costfveness, general debility, lack of vital force and weakness of all the murderers are again picked up care, which is to take place at Peter-hoff on August 10. Rumors have bee current for the past two weeks of SENGBUSCH INKWELL Absolutely Dust Proof. No Evaporation.

Ink Always Clear and Clean. Will Not Spill If Upset. Saves Its price in economy of Ink. Price 31.75 Each White Ltd. Stationers anil Printers 113 Hastings St.

West. aogs win oe employed. The Kain-loups Indian trackers have done good kinds. CONTINUOUS CURRENT. The current aenerated by our belt en $1.00 to $6.00 Certain lines of skirts, with lace trimmed and embroidery trimmed muslin flounces; lengths 38, 40 and 42 inches; $1.50 quality, for $1.00.

Certain lines of skirts of cambric, with lace and embroidery trimmed flounces; full lengths; $2.00 and $2.50 qualities for $1.50. One line of $2.50 skirts at $1.75, Certain lines of $3.00 and $3.50 skirts at $2.25. Certain lines of $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 skirts at $3.50. Fine nainsook skirts, with lace, insertion, embroidery, beading and ribbon trimming; $7.00, $7.50, $8.00, $8.50 and $10 for $6.00. In addition to which are dozens of other lines of skirts in lace and embroidery trimmed styles at $1.00 to $12.00, with special values at $1.50 and $2.50 diplomatic friction, and the best evi work, but they cannot travel the pace with the outlaws set.

The latter are t.rs the body In a gentle and unbroken stream for hours at a time. living the in dence of the friendship which exists with England will be forthcoming on Because there are several styles of dres'ses at each of the following prices, descriptions are left out; there being both embroidery and lace trimmed styles at almost every price. For girls of 1 to 8 years, $1.00 and $1.50 dresses at 75 f. For girls of 1 to 14 years, $2.00 and $3.00 dresses at $1.50. For girls of year to 14 years, $3.50 and $5.00 dresses at $2.50.

For girls of 1 to 14 years, $4.50 and $5.50 dresses at $3.50. Cream cashmere and serge dresses for girls of 2 to 6 years; $3.00 and $4.00 for $2.50. For girls of 2 to 12 years, $1.25 and $1.50 pinafores at $1.00. Cream serge sailor dresses with pale blue and navy blue skirts and trimmings, for girls of 4 to 6 years, $5,50 for $3.50 valid tho full benefit of a current of elec on foot and wearing mocassins, and their tracks are hard to trace. There the Prince of Wales' birthday, June tricity.

A NERVE TOXIC. 23. President Fallleres, It is ex Is so much country for them to oper pected, will on that day, confer on the The effect of electricity upon the nerves prince, the Grand Cordon of the ate in, and they know this country so much better than those who are following them that the latter have Legion of Honor. practically no chance. SASKATCHEWAN ELECTIONS TIED TO GOOSE'S LEG Is that of a powerful Nerve Tonlo.

It generates new life and energy and tones up the relaxed, weakened and shaky nerves and gives them vigorous energy. We have both men's and women's belts. Also (dry and wet) cell belts. TESTIMONIALS. ONE of our Many Testimonials.

"This Is to certify that your Electric Belt has cured me of a bad form of rheumatism and nervousness. I faithfully recommend it to all who suffer." Yours faithfully, PERCY ERICKSON. South Vancouver, Fraser avenue, South Hill Post Office. Trices S10, SIS, S20, $25 and $30 Each. MAIL ORDERS A SI'ECIALTr.

lalc Has Bern Fixed for Thursday, July 11. Regina. Jar.v 17. The third Legislature of the Province of Saskatche Found by California Farmer wan has been dissolved, and the writs for a general election will be issued on Monday. Nominations will take place on Thursday, July 4, and polling on Thursday, July 11.

The legis Six Years Ago Secret Well Kept. Sacramento, June 17. "North lature just dissolved had a membership of 41, but tho next house, as a result of a redistribution bill put Pole, July 1, 1906, Major Andree." through at the last session, will have 54 members. Corsets 75e and $1.00 A special purchase of summer corsets enables us to offer at this time two out of tho ordinary values. No.

1 is a percale model with medium high bust and moderate length skirt; it is laca trimmed, fully boned, and has three pairs hose supporters; sizes 18 to 26; at No. 2 is of finer percale with medium high bust and extra skirt length, is also a laca trimmed model with three pairs hose supporters; sizes 18 to 26; at Chapman 8c Walker Ignited. Engineers Dealers in Electrical Supplies IS Seymour Ktre-et P. O. Box 1353 Phone S.

9379 KEEP COOL USE ELECTRIC FANS (All types) ORDER NOW. This was the message which was tagged to the leg of a southbound goose captured by a Northern Cali LUMBER KING ON WAY II! fornia farmer, on July 24, 1906, 8 message from the dead telling of the first successful conquest of the frozen north by the leader of tho Ill-fated polar expedition which left Danes Island, Northwest Spitzbergen, in the balloon Cornen, on July 11. 1897. For fifteen years the civilized world hjs waited in vain for news of the Andree party. On the morning of July 24, 1906, a huge goose, unlike Red Star Drug Store English, German and American Prescription Chemists.

3 Cordova Street W. Opposite Hotel Manitoba. any species ever before seen In California, fell exhausted into the chicken yard of H. M. Thomas, a farmer, residing near Montague, "Siskiyou Frederick Weyerhaeuser to Visit This Province, Where He Has Large Holdings.

Seattle, June 17. Mr. Frederick Weyerhaeuser, head of the Weyerhaeuser syndicate, arrived In Seattle Telephone Directory yesterday on his way to British Co lumhla, where the syndicate has ac quired large timber holdings. He was White Waists $1.00 to $2.25 Muslin waists in high and low neci styles, with short sleeves, daintily trimmed with embroidery and lace; in all sizes. Special at $1.00.

Shirtwaists of linen, finished cambric; made with pockets, soft double collars and soft cuffs; all sizes. Special at Muslin waists in low neck style with numerous styles of lace and embroidery trimmings. A group of $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 waists at $2.00. Fine tailored waists with starched collars and cuffs. A clearance of several styles that were $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 a S2.25.

Corset Covers 15? to $3.00 Nainsook corset covers, with trimming of lace and narrow ribbon, sizes 40 to 44; 25c for 15f. Corset covers of wide embroidery, finished with drawstrings, in all sizes, 75c for 50f. Fine cambric corset covers with yokes of embroidery and lace insertion, in all sizes, $1,25 for $1.00. Corset covers of nainsook, with fine embroidery work, closely resembling the Madeira hand embroidery, at the following reductions, $1.50 for $2.00 for $2.50 for $3.00 and $3.50 for $3.50 and $4.00 for $3.00 County. Thomas discovered a nickeled tag attached to one of its legs, tied securely by a strand of copper wire.

Roughly, but legibly chiseled Into the face of the tag was the announcement of the pole's discovery on July 1, 1906. For nearly six years Thomas the secret to himself. Whether because he doubted if the tale would be received with credence by the outside world, or from a passive indifference as to his discovery Thomas did not divulge his find'. But the facts are as above related. He did.

however, capture the goose and discover the tag. Both are still In existence. The bird accompanied by his son, J. P. Weyer haeuser, Mrs.

J. P. Weyerhaeuser and their daughter, Emma, T. J. Hum bird, of Spokane, who represents th syndicate In eastern Washington, an J.

W. Mahon, of, the St. Paul office. "The lumber king," as Mr. Weyer haeuser Is commonly called, is past 78 years of age, and is still actively en remains on the little farm, whloh has now passed into other hands, and the tag Is in tho possession of Thomas, who recently removed to San Mateo County.

gaged in business affairs. Besides being president of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, which Is capital ized at many millions of dollars, he TORS DRIVEN A certain firm in this city is giving to some of our patrons a directory cover which carries this firm advertisement. We ask our subscribers not to use it because It is a stiff, awkward affair and makes the book hard to handle. It is doing the firms who advertise on the outside of our directory a gross injustice by covering up their ads. It is a violation oi vrf contract with us whereby they agree not to make any foreign attachments to our Droperty.

It is an attempt io get the benefit of our directory as an advertising medium without paying for it. Is said to be interested In more enter prises than any other man in Amer ica. FROM CAMP BY FLOOD His interests have grown rapidly and he has acquired new timber tracts In every part of the United States, until at present he has timber More Wilson iSS holdings In this state, Oregon, and California larger than any other in John Corcoran Drowned Near dividual or company. for Women and Children DEFECTIVE TIRE 556 Granville Street High River, Alberta. High River, June 17.

Heavy rains in the mountains sent Highwood River on the rampage Saturday night, and at midnight, the valley was flood ed two miles wide and a mile of the C. P. R. track was under water. Al iam Fletcher of Everett Do Not Use It Please railway transportation was suspended for twenty hours, but was resumed last night.

The flood swept down upon ths camp of the Corcoran Contracting Company who are layins gas Instantiy KiHed in Automobile Mishap. common object, which Is the Integrity of "I repeat that it is the fixed policy of Japan to secure the Chinese peace and to abide by all agreements to prevent the violation of China's mains, a half mile from town, and one hundred and fifty men were Everett, June 17. William Fletcher of Everett was Instantly driven out of their tents at midnight. John Corcoran of the above firm, killed yesterday morning when an automobile Jumped Into the ditch from MISSIONARY CONVENTION aged about 70, was drowned in trying to escape from camp. His body was recovered Sunday morning.

British Columbia Telephone Co. Ltd. the' Marysville road, about two miles from Everett. Floyd Jeffs, who was DEATH OF MRF. H.

HALE Women's Foreign Board of Presbyterian Church to Meet. On Tuesday, Wednesday and running the machine, and Richard Using All Efforts to Havt Business Men Pass Over the Crows Nest Line. Nelson. June 17. To the efforts of R.

F. Green, M. the Associated Phillips were slightly Injured. Kay Dewey, the fourth member of the This the Assurance of Prince Katsura, a Former Premier. Tokyo, June 17.

Prince Taro Katsura, twice premier of Japan, made Former Member of Parliament Died Thursday of this week the Women's Unexpectedly last Week. party, saved himself by Jumping. The automobile left the roadway kt The death occurred last Friday, Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church In Canada will hold Its thirty-sixth annual meeting a point where there was a bank fif teen feet high, plowed part way down Quito auddently, of Mr. Frederick Harding Hale, a prominent lumber the slope aua tnen turned over. a prolonged statement today regarding at St.

Andrew's Church, opening al man, know from coa3t to coast, and Fletcher was thrown out. His head his views on Japan attitude toward an ei-M. P. for Carleton County. N.

struck a stone and his neck was China. Mr. Hale had not been In the Boards of Trade of Eastern British Columbia, the Nelson publicity bureau and the boards of trade In this dis who are using their influence toward inducing the immigration department to route the party of British busincrs men throueh Kontenav best of health of late, but his condi The statesman addressed his re 10 a.m. tomorrow, with a conference of the board of management, presidents of auxiliaries and mission bands and presbyterlal officers. At 8 o'clock tomorrow evening the sacrement of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated In St.

John's Church marks to the Associated Press corres tion was not regarded as dangerous, and ths news of his death was de bpoken. A defective tire Is said to have caused the accident. The automobile was on its way to Marysville, a town a few miles north of here. Fletcher waa a brother-in-law of Charles Royal, an actor well known in Northwest- pondent and denied most emphatical cidedly nnexpected. He had been a ly that the Japanese attitude toward resident of Vancouver for three or either on the return or one the way SALESMAN WANTED Permanent position with established financial business.

Remunerative contract will be made with right man. Good references must be furnished. REPLY BOX 105S PROVINCE four years, but had been interested in ISrittsh Columbia lumbering opera China had been prompted by selfish aims and said that Japan's greatest hope is to see peace established. Regarding China, Prince Katsura said: tions for ten or twelve years, having iur me aeiegaies ana au women interested in mission work. Wednesday evening will be given up to a public meeting in St.

Andrew's Church, and on Thursday the business of the convention wll be the election of sold out his New Brunswick Interests Airships for Australia. Sydney, N. S. June 17. Ths and engaged in the lumber business "China now is assuredly the great Enderby, Fernio and Cranbrook, about 1900.

From 1887 to 1900, Mr. commonwealth minister of defence has allotted every penny available for ths defence scheme by means of mili Halo was prominent in New Bruns- est problem. Unthinking persona have asserted that Japan sought for and hoped for a revolution in China. Nothing could be more unjust. Two years ick politics, having In the latter Hindu Gets Damages.

ears sought ami obtained re-election when I was -tin premier. 1 told from Carleton County as a Conserva- Moose Jaw. June 17. Kartar Singh a Hindu, was granted tfit) damages for having been put off a Great the Associated Press that no such ve member, lie was a native of RELIEVE NEURALGIA io tne coast have been added thoe of the Associated Boards of Trade of Southern Alberta who are anxiou--to fe the partv travel over the Crows Nest line. Pincher Creek, brought the matter before the Southern Alberta Centra! Association.

H. H. Currie. publicity commissioner, has received a letter from Jlr. tJrcn, in which the member states that he lias telegraphed to Hon.

Robert Rogers, minister of the inwricr. urging Kouienay's claim to be placed on the itinerary. Provincial members In many ridmg? in Kootenay and various boards are aiding bv communicating wJth the authorities at Ottatra. Brings Madman on Handcar. Moose Jaw, June 17.

An instance of the unfailing zeal of th Mounted Police was shown by the er-rival here last eight of a constablr thought had entered into the consid- Grafton, K. B. SANTAL-ifllDY tary airships. Clark Drive Improvement. Clark Drive property owners will meet at Grandview School, First avenue and Commercial Drive, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, to discuss with Aldermen McSpadden and Baxter and City Engineer Fellowes matters relt-Ing to Clark Drive.

i nun in ueu of travelling la of my government, upon my The late Mr. Hale leaves a wife. honor, 1 stated that what was most three sons and two daughters, Archie earnestly sought was peace under a wise and competent government in wnen ns tic ket to lownsend. B. was marked first-class.

The trainman ordered tho Hindu to ride In the smoking car or MATHICU'S KERVLXE POWDERS fw tessaes sat lenlfja Halo or victoria. Arthur Hale of New Westminster, George Hale of this city: Sirs. A. F. Saunders and Mrs.

China. What I said then, I repeat now. RelieTes in 24 Hears Catarrh of the Bladder knowing that my statements repre lue joe lert the train and brought action against the company to establish his right to ride tfBss 0S sOTfBjasvss JITJVan sent truthfully the views of His Majesty and his advisers. "The great powers should conceitedly adopt measures to assure better world conditions pledged to th integ Back from Winnipeg. Mr.

Chas. W. St. John has returned to the city from an extended business Hancox. both or this city, and two brothers, Judson and Alonzo Hale of Grafton N.

B. The) funeral took place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the family residence. 425 Twelfth avenue west. hT-Ls vm. Railroad Employee killed.

trip to Winnipee. I SAfJTAL-MiDV with a lunatic 19 charge. The mounted -lose Jaw. June 17. A Galician Glen Macdonoujrh and Ray Hub- are responsible for a new musical comedy to be ealW "Annrlcaa IJx-traraeanc Abroad," w.i-h will -be rity of China.

Japan no more sek3 to violate mn a pledge than any other n.titn bound by similar agreements. Perhaps each rtttr. of the powers differs frnm tiic others nn niino- ttt I hnpe en ill indi-k4m1 in order to aciuete the Improvement Mcctinx. The No. Ons Koad Improvement Assoriatinn will hold a spmial meeting tnnizht at b-a1'jiiat ters corner man came ail the way from forty miles west, on a handcar, work-mar it himself, the madman handcuffed to his side.

The latter Is a railroad worker of Parlats and will bs transferred to Brandon asylum. namel Budhinska, a wiper in tho 'anadian Pacific Railroad yards, while mounting an ensrine on Saturday on his way to get his psv cheque. hii footing, fell underneath, and aj kU'tvJ If your d-aier can not aupplr en. the J. L.

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