Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 2

Wednesday, April 7, 191o. THE VANCOUVER WORLD FOREIGNERS IN 0 BREAD These Prices are These Promises are Reliable AND START RIO Permanent WHEN, upon the urpent advice of many of my patients, last week, published for the first time my scale of prices I statea emphatically this principle of nv'ne, which I now repeat Every piece of work done in my office, every' service rendered any patient is according to the highest ideals of the dental profession. WHEN, some months ago, I established my practice I made certain definite and emphatic statements of principle. These are touched upon below. Thev have not been altered in the slightest degree NOR WILL THEY BE ALTERED AT ANY TIME IN THE FUTURE.

PREVIOUS to the actual publishing of my prices I had made the statement that my prices were AS LOW OR LOWER than many of the so called "cut rate" or "bargain" dentists. I invited a comparison, and invariably when I gave an estimate the patient expressed, surprise that my price was so low. IT was this which led to the publishing of my actual charges. In doing so here I wish to state again, with all the sincerity at my command, that these are not "cut rates" or but a PERMANENT SCALE OF TRICES FOR DEFINITE SERVICES, and that the principles pon which I have built the foundation of a fine practice and upon which 1 hope for an extension of that practice HAVE NOT, AND WILL NOT, BE ALTERED. MY well known guarantees are hacked by my reputation and my resources.

They mean what they say. Serious disturbances occurred on Tuesday evening, when a large number of foreigners who. during the past few months, have been members of the bread line, decided that as the civic relief had been stopped they would take the matter Into their own hands and procure the food which they considered the city should give them. A dozen arrests and prompt action by the police averted further rioting. All through the day a vast crowd of men, mostly alien enemies, thronged the vicinity of the relief office, atid tcwarris evening the case began to lcok serious, threatening murmurs being heard passing from mouth to mouth.

During the day American Consul Mansfield, who Is alsn acting Austrian consul, was called upon, by some 100 AuafrianB. who demanded that they be given food, and made threats is 10 what they would do If refused. In fact their attitude became so aggressive that the consul called in the police, who cleared them off the premises. 4t the relief offices on Camble street the crowd steadily grew larger, and when It became apparent that no relief tickets were to be handed out. the mo'.) began to shout in an excited manner, and those in charge of the relief office felt thlft the situation was becoming alarming, whereupon, shortlv before 8 o'clock.

Rev. Mr. Ire lard the city relief officer, came to the front of the building and ad dressed the crowd, exhorting them to disperse quietly. Fit Reform Wardrobe Store Closed Thursday and Friday, April 8th and 9th Re arranging Stock and Marking Down Prices for Our Removal Sale Watch for Startling Price P.eductions on Fit Reform Clothes, Burberry Overcoats and English Raincoats Every Suit and Overcoat in the store will be reduced, including all our New Spring Suits and New Spring Overcoats The Largest Exclusive Clothing Stock in Western Canada to Be Sold at Sweeping Reductions Watch newspapers for further details and prices Sale Opens Saturday April 10th, at 10 o'clock FIT REFORM WARDROBE The greatest Individual care and skill to patient. All work insolutelv painless mv Halldiae method.

All work guaranteed for ten years. Pyorrhea cured absolutely or'all monev refunded 'Nature teeth" my own invention which can not he detected, either by the patient or others from Nature's own. Full set of Nature Teeth, upper or lower. $10.00 Gold Crowns Jj JJJ Bridge Work, per tooth 00 Gold Fillings, per tooth 5 Porcelain Fillings, per tooth Amalgam Fillings, per tooth Painless Extraction, per tooth Tn a Kpeevn, Plained the situation to them, conveying 10 them tne nope Licentiate of Dental Doctor of Dental Surgery (Toronto I Diversity.) Member Hoyal Col leer Dental be so arranged mat uirj Wm. S.

Hall Standard Bank Bid. Kntrnnee 212. Thnne 9rr. 470. in receipt of at least some renei, 'u puttins the situation 'before them in its proper light.

He assured them that he had done all In his power to allevlata their distress and hesged or mem The Modern Dentist 3E look at the matter In a rational manner nd disperse quietly, as no gooo purpose would be served by a disturbance. Following Mr. Ireland epeecn tne crowd appeared to 'be in a better humor, and cheers were given for the epeaker, TEE YEAR RELIEF PROBLEM BIGGEST WIN TER ibut one mor ibellleerent than the rest caused a disturbance in th mob and was hustled away a policeman, alter tussle in which the officer was OLD GIRL SHOT BY BECOMES ACUTE IN WHEAL ACREAG roughly handled, his helmet beinig smished. and this incident eeemed to nflame the mob greatlv. Mob Invade Some of tha cooler heads endeavored BRIDGE GUARD 1 VANCOUVER II PLANTED tn argue with their excited compatriots.

The vast crowd, however, was not amenable to reason, and a move was made towards Hastings street, when the excitement of the evening commenced, the men marching east on Hastlnsta until thev reached the Boston Lunch, 333 Hastings St. West J. W. Foster Ltd. Registered where a number entered the premises nd demanded that they be food, but were refused an ddrlven out by a couple of policemen.

From heTa they went to the White Lunch, a few doors east, where one of the 'plate gliss win CORNWAL.U April 7. Last night, while Mrs. Mitchell Oke was returning from Cornwall Island with her three children they were challenged by one of the guards on duty on the Ottawa and New York Railway bridge. The guard, receiving no reply, fired. One of the girls, Sarah Oke.

aged 13, years, was wounded In the thigh. As soon as the Identity of the party was established, all haste was made to render the wounded girl assistance. Klie wai hurried to the general hospital, where her wound was dressed. Mrs. Oke claims she did not hear the guarj and the first she knew of his approach was when she saw the flash of the rifle discharge.

(Associated PreM. World's Leased Wire) WASHINGTON. April 7. Prospects of the winter wheat crop planted last fall on the greatest acreage in the country's history, were that 615.000.000 bushels would be produced. This estimate by the department of agriculture today, based on the condition of the growing crop on April 1, may he Increased or decreased, according to the changes In condition from that date to time of harvest.

Winter wheat condition on April 1 was 88 8 per cent of a normal, against 5.6 last year and 87.6 for the ten year average, the department of agriculture announced today. There was dows was broken by the mob. Fruit Store Looted. Bv this time the police reinforce ACQUISITION 0 ments were coming up, and the crowd surged along to Abbott street, where they commenced looting a fruit store on the corner of that street and Hastings, a policeman who tried to stem the tide of human beings being driven to take refuge In the clothing store G.T.P. BRANCH ment as meaning that the government proposed to purchase the line.

He said that could not be done without the consent of Parliament. Sir Robert Borden remarked that In view of the present situation of the money market the government would not be anxious to undertake an expenditure of from thirty to forty millions. He was willing to put in an amendment providing that if the line was purchased the government would have to come to Parliament to secure the necessary money. Hon. Frank Oliver argued that the legislation Introduced an undesirable element of uncertainty Into the matter which should be avoided If possible.

The bill was still under discussion when the house rose at one o'clock. an Increase of SS points from last De nearby, after a bombardment of oranges, onions and other commodities LINE DISCUSSED cember, compared with an average decline of 2.7 points In the past ten years. taken from the fruit store, the value of the goods stolen being about (40. Rye condition was 89.5 per cent of a The officer was pelted with oranges SOUTH VANCOUVER, April 7. Municipal Relief Officer Plemlng reports, that the relief "problem In the municipality is becomng a serous ques ton which will have to be solved without any delay During the past month about 30 families have been aupplied with provisions and eight loads of wood have been distributed to the needy.

The total grocery orders given during the month amounted to 34. This, however, states the relief officer, does not represent the destitution of the people. Many men have Ibeen hurriedly put to work to help the situation temporarily, while many others are barely able to meet living expenses and are not able to clothe themselves properly The curtailment of relief in the city of Vancouver has thrown many back on the municipality, whilst private charity, wood cutting anJ other agencies are about exhausted. Infantile Dlseasra Increase. "Quarantine and placarding has increased somewhat," continues the inspector, ''owing to the prevalence of infantile diseases, and fumigation has been carried out as required.

Employment has been dealt with In conjunction with the ward foremen who, whilst endeavoring to give each man a share, have generally been willing to give any really destitute a quick turn. During the month a total of 1100 men were placed to work as follows: Ward 180: Ward 11. 122; Ward III, 29B: Ward IV, 85: Ward 148; Ward VI, 116; and Ward VII, 154. "The sanitary work' In this department has greatly increased during the past The advent of warmer weather." he says, "has brought numerous complaints of unsanitary conditions. Nearly all of these have been attended to as promptly as (possible, and instructions or advice slven to remedy nuisances." Continuing, he rays: "Manv premises have, been Inspected in the usual course, of dutiea, Including the principal Chinese colon lea, where conditions called for very sharp orders to clean up.

These have) made an attempt to comply, but thera Is much yet to be desired." until his uniform and helmet were normal, against 913 last year and 91 for ten year average. covered, but he was unable to atop the (Western Associated PreaaT OTTAWA, April 7. When considera crowd, and was forced to back Into the Sir Wilfrid Criticised. OTTAWA, Ont. April morn fnir sitting of thp Commons opened with an interchange between Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Major General Sam Hughes in reference to a report In the morning papers that a guard at Cornwall had fired on and injured a child.

Sir Wilfrid Laurler. in bringing the matter un. remarked that "another case of the shooting of the Innocent" had been reported. General Hughes remarked, with some heat, that he presumed the leader of the opposition had heard nothing more than appeared in the press reports. He thought It would be as well to wait for official reports.

The minister added that people had been warned In ail towns and cities, where guards have been placed, that thev to oppose it. As to the Quebec bridge, a letter by Mr. Hays would not modify the terms of a legal contract. Completion of Road. Sir Wilfrid Laurler said tnat the only correspondence submitted showed that there was a dispute between the government and that was as to whether the road was complete.

Mr. Cochratic had stated that the company was anxious to have the government take over the road. It was not proper to deal with Parliament by word of mouth. The House should be informed of all the circumstances. In his Judgment provision had been made for establishing when the road was completed by the process of arbitration.

60 tar as the completion of the road and the terminals at Quebec are concerned, the company had been treated with contempt by the government. The original proposals had been discarded and another arrangement had been substituted contrary to the wishes of the company. Sir Wilfrid also declared that the bill had every appearance of being a permanent arrangement, although It did not say so. Key to the West. Hon.

Frank Cochrane said that the branch to Fort William was the key to the west and should never have been owned by the G. T. P. Mr. Graham considered this itata store.

Oranges, apples and tobacco tion of the 'bill authorizing the govern were grabbed from the fruit stand and passed from one to the other in the ment to secure 'ny lease or uuieiiw QUICK DECLINE crowd, the proprietors being unable to the Grand Trunk lieific branch line from Superior Junction to Kort William resist tne onslaught on their property, and adding their voluabla protests to the clamor of the mob. I PRICES WHEA was resumed In the Houae of Commons this morning, Hon. C5eo. P. Graham renewed hi objections to the ibill.

He must speak wnen challenged. Mid that some step should he It has also been stated that th WALL STREET. NEW YORK, April 7. Confllctln conditions, resulting from a mixture of buying and aelllng orders wr reflected in today's early traSlng. Rarriman ahari United Statea Rubber and a few lesa important laauea attained hlgheat prices of the year, end aome of the specialties ediid on or two pointa to recent galna.

Bethlehem Sleel, however, yielded another two points to lta decline of yesterday, and United Ktatea Steel, Reading and Baltimore and Ohio were inclined to ease off. Highar prices for specialties, with Irre in standard Issues, constituted the main features of today's msrkot. taken to operate the National Transcon soldiers have been instructed to shoot to kill," remarked Sir Wilfrid. Bir Wilfrid. ON RAIN REPORTS entrles have ibeen Instructed (hit The King shoe store next received the attention of the mob, and here a plate glass window was smashed by the rioters, one of their number deliberately banging a brick through It, but, so far as Is known, no goods were stolen from this establishment.

Riot Call Turned In. A riot call had been turned in and extra police were arriving on the scene, the situation becoming alarming, as by this time the mob waa over 1000 strong: but the members of the force kept them on the move, and thev nro tinental railway until It Is completed, this step on the part of the government was premature. if attacked, or if an attempt is made to disarm them thev are not to shoot to hubs, replied genera 'In this case, it was woman (Asaarlated Press, World's Ieased Wire) CHICAGO. April Prospects of The National Transcontinental was not completed under the term three children who flttakaH iha dier," retorted Sir Wilfrid, and the ln of its agreement with the late govern ciueni ciusea. ment until terminals were provided at general showers made the wheat market today turn quickly down grade.

The reason was that In most of the important wheat territory east of tha Quebec. The overnment was acting In advance of situation created by itself. deeded east on Hastings to the store of P. Burns, where another plate glass Mississippi river there have been no AGUAS CALIENTES wmoow was Daaiy cracked. n.

Lttrrmi street tne crnorrt wm adequate spring rains. Firmness of cables exercised only a brief Influence After opening 6 8 lower to 1 4 headed off Hastings, and proceeded to No facilities were yet provided at Quebec to take charge of the traffic of the road. Mr. Graham said that it would not be necessary to wait until the completion of the Quebec bridsre ibe Thf BLOODED loot a email irutt store kept bv Miss jorrres, where about 135 worth of to 8 up. the market underwent a material decline all around.

CONVENTION WIL gooas were taken, the proprietress of the place receiving a Mow nn th. h.ni Bearish figures in the government crop report led afterward to a further during her attempts to save her property from confiscation. Leaclng thla point the crowd mad This Label on a Bottle of Beer decline. The cmse was wean at i a a to 2 under Monday night's level. torn sympathised wun tne weaK BE REASSEMBLED or tne fountain Cafe, where.

In th. past, the relief tickets have v. ness of wheat. The volume of trad ing waa fair. Opening prices, whlcli were unchanged to 1 8 lower, were fol ored.

but the proprietors of this establishment being forewarned, and more police having come up, they were kept out of the cafe, and after Borne lowed toy a moderate general setback, flmallness of country offerings later to act as a nroo. The close was steady 1 to 1 2 to 6 8 net lower. Need the Rich, Red Blood Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make. Thln hle oded people do not remain bo from choice, ibut from Indifference In talk tha mob moved away again visiting the Travellers' Clgar Stand, where tre.

World's leased Wlrs.1 WASHINGTON. April 7. The element supporting General Gutlerrex as provisional president of Mexico, made public today papers giving the appointment by Gutlerres of Jose Vasconcelos Oats took the same course as other grains, Shorts covering, however, a tew pacKagea of tobacco and some helped to steady the market, anS as special envoy at Washington and the ome cues from deapalr. People who' there were signs of export business. Notwithstanding a firm Btart.

provi cigars were taken. It Waa a Draw. Near the Atlantic hotel, two of th crowd got Into an argument and slons began to sag. support waa lacking. fistic contest took place, which waa or a strenuous nature, until a couple BIO OBBKR FOB SHRAPMM, PLACED.

or policemen mane their wav through PITTSBURGH. April 7. An order the rear of the hotel and headed off Like the "Sterling" Mark on Silver It Denotes a eaua Mr. Hays, In a letter addressed to himself some years had slated that a ferry service would be accepted as the equivalent of the bridge. Sir Robert Borden said that the government list year had taiken a substantial iportlon of the powers asked for hy the tolll when an act was passed slvln, the minister authority to operate the N.

T. R. The present ibill carried the matter a step fetrher. Mr. Graham: "It oes much farther." Sir Robert Borden: "In what way?" Power to Expropriate Mr.

Graham: "You take the power tn expropriate the line and its terminals." Plr Robert doubted whether the hill gave the power to expropriate. Sir 'Wilfrid baurier remarked that Solicitor General Molghen had said so. Sir Robert said he waa absent during the deibate on the resolution, hut considered that more definite language would 'be nicesta.ry order to Rive powers of exrpnrnriatJon. Sir Wilfrid said he thought so too. Continuing, Sir Robert said that It would ie hard to say what would constitute completion of the line under the terms of the agreement.

A railway wa.s never jnnvpleted. The G. T. P. had Ibeen operated for years In the west, but was not technically complete.

was th C. 'P. R. The jgovernment, he eald, was not anticipating any controversy with the G. T.

(hut It was necessary to make provision for tha operation of the road. The government, he said, would give the same consideration to the company as If the railway had been initiated by tho Conservatives. The discussion with the O. T. P.

had been friendly and the company had not exhibited any desire the mob, when the emulators of John calling tor tons of aieel rounds for shrapnel has Bean placed with tha Carnegla son and Wlllard immediately stopped Bleel Company Dy a uiersiana concern, act to arbitrate, and one remarKed to the ing for the French government. The.ord.or lengthy formal statement presented by Vasconcelos to Secretary Bryan on 24. The statement reviews Mexican affairs from the time of Huerta's withdrawal, and maintains that Gutierrez 1 the regufarly chosen provisional president by virtue of the Aguas Cal ientcnts convention. It recites at length the contests between the. Car raiu.vViila elements and their efforts to displace Gutlerrex.

The Gutierrex stat of government Is Bald to be established at the city of Doctor Arrayo, state of Neuvo Leon, from which place, the statement says, Gutltri4x is directing affairs and has under his command a considerable army. It adds: other, "It's a draw," to which his ra paJe, languid, with palpitation of the heart, aome difficulty 4n hreathlng and a tendency to easily tired, are suffering from thin iblood. They need only the resolution to take the rirht treatment and stick to it until oured. The remedy that can ibe relied ujxm is Dr. Williama' Pink Pills for tPale People.

With very dose they maJte new Iblood, and new iblood means health and trsngth. The red cheeks, Rood appetite. Increasing weight and strength that follow tha use of these Fills prove their reat value to thin Wooded people. Here Is an Mr. R.

Steele, lAfton IP. E. aaya: "Following ehild iblrrh I took a pain in my head iwhloh igrew so Jad I had to call in a doctor. He told me that my blood had ta aild to be really doubling of one placed bv the same Intercnii with th lackwanna opponent repnea, "res. guess its a Sleel Comoany and calling for a total of craw, all right.

and they moved on Five ningleadrra Arreattd. 90.000 tons at a coat or approximately 12, I I In the meantime the police, of which WATERY GRAVE OF all the reserves had been called out, togemrr wun six mounteo men un SUBMARINE VICTIMS rttr Sergeant Long, were doing effec five work In reundlng up the ring. "President Gutierrex will at the first leaders of the disturbance, ano keeping mass of men on the move to pre opportunity re assemble the convention vent further outbreaks, five of the of Aguas Callentes and tefore that prime movers In the trouble being turned to water and that I wa In a bbtIoub condition. He treated me four month. ut still the pain remained, and my condition was rowlng pitiable.

1 lost my appetite, and was wea3t and run down that I could no more than lushed to tne station in the patrol legal body he will offer to resign his power, In order to leave the convention free to elect as president any man who may answer to the necessities and the names of those In custody being ius KrlckBon. Tony Valentine. Sam Pushoff, Frank Eastman and Bat testurl. rights of all of the Mexican people." Battle May Be Decisive. WASHINGTON, April 7.

A battle walk across a room, I was as pale aa a corpse, and the doctor told my frlemla lie had Ibut little hopes of my getting better. A cousin who came to see me trd i to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and sent and got a supply. In Tha police had a strenuous time In arresting tha men, as their mates In tha crowd made determined effort te First Class Article. Ask Your Liquor Dealer to Send You a Dozen Pints $1.00 Vancouver Breweries Lid.

with 40,000 troops engaged and which may be a deciding action In the war between Carranza and Villa factions In Mexico, is In progress or Impending reacue them, hut the co operation of laMMKRO th force prevailed, and th culprits will be brought up at th police court thla morning. near irapuato, in tne state of Guanajuato. State department despatches today atbout a month after (beginning their use I tiafl much relief, and fy tha time I lhad taken ix mora boxes I waa fully cured and felt aa well as ever I did in my life. I have never had a twinge of ptin alnce, and feel that I owe my life to Dr, Williams' 'Pink Pills, as they A apeelal meeting of i city council has been willed for thla afternoon to dated April 6, but delayed In trans mission, sent by Special Agent Caroth consider the reilef question, a cheque for 15000 having been received from the vCATARRH; BLADDER Vl5ll(DNy 24 Hours Btmar ofeounltrftiu 1 provincial government on Tuesday, but cured me after the doctor had ers with General villa, said the fight would take place soon. That was construed to mean that Villa had assembled a force strong enough to meet In view of the disgraceful proceedings Sold by all medicine dealers or sent (by mall at 50 centa a box or six boxes IJ.

The Dr. Williams' (Medicine of Tuesday evening, extra police pre cautions have been taken by Chief Mc hen the naasenaer steamers Kaiaua General Obregon a armjj and waa mov. Inar south from Torraoh a.lnno th m. ann Agulia were sunk by German ut Brocltvine, Ont, i tlonal railway. lnnan to prevent a recurrence of such tactics on tha part of.

th mob. marines many ve wera lost. 1.