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12 THE VANCOUVER WOULD 15 SMAFSH TS THE CITY The REPERTOIRE FOR ENGLISH ARTIST IWiCED FOUNDED CITY REGIMENTS JUST 20 YEARS AGO Lecture on Ilrftlnh lHrael Prof. E. Odium will deliver a lecture on "Urit Ish Israel" in the lot. son Memorial Methodist church, corner Eighteenth avenue und Fleming road, Cedar Cottage, on 'J uesday evening, January 19. The led ure will Mart at 15 sharp and is free to the public I ekphoie THE ADVANCE AGENT OF Comfort and Convenience Forms a closer union, of FOR A LIMITED TIME Business or Residence Telephones will be installed upon payment of $5.00 rental in advance.

For Particulars Call Seymour GOTO CONTRACT DEPARTMENT B. C. TELEPHONE COMPANY LIMITED r'l i Home, Eusiness and Friends. 1l mil a In 5t J1. rl v.

WILSON'S BRASS Lnl! 1 an a 1 a vuiiif 1 a nrle 34 M. Wilson, Proprlato re it We roanufaa.u:e Brass. Copper, nltn 1 Krone and Whit sen Metal Llht and Heavy Casilnga mat )ao S.ioe Blaclr Tedestala Propellers and Motor Boat Work a Specialty S3 avrrrr. b. twei TalanhnriM I llHl HI' Si" Have Ion.

Aruhltaos BpsolXy Monarch 3 Art Stons Trlmminrs 'A and Oraa WdUal' nW'WllW i A. MONARCH AST BTOMB Z.TO. 71 Dufl.rtn St. Tanoonver, B. O.

Pbona Fairmont 1681. J. Macltenale, Vancouver's Furniture and Piano Mover, operate! tbe largest padded moving vn In Phone Fairmont 114. A. M.

Beattle's piesent address Is IO7 S08 Vancouver Block. Thone JM The cheapest place In British Columbia for good prlntlni. A. H. Timma, Phono Fairmont 1371.

Bone dry 13 and 14 lnch cordwood, $3.00 per big load. High. 930. A. Ami el Order your Christmas Printing now and save money.

A. H. Tlnims. p'uons Fairmont 1371. Guaranteed dry wood under cover.

Best In city. Boyal Woodyard, pbona Pair. 1009. Rock and Kye, "a sure curt for coUls." A blond of nine year old Rye Whisiy and pure rock candy, $1.00 bottle. Goal Seal Liquor 722 Pender 'VY.

Phone Bey. 4310. Het Heavy Flue S. Cormier, a Cedar Cottage grocer, was convicted of celling iiquor without a license and fined $10 and costs by Magistral? i iShaw on iSat urda v. i Ward I CoDNervntlvrH let "Ward I 'onservative Association holds its annual meeting tMs i.MomJnyt evening 8 o'clock in the Conservative Club rooms, corner luinftmulr and Granville Fireets.

Inn pert Cnreo Knelllties r. H. H. Stevens, M. and Mr.

S. MaH'lay, harbor commissioner, have returned from Seattle, where tliey liad been making an inspect Inn that port's facilities for loading and discharging heavy cargoes. Ward Two l.iherala to llrfl The regular monthly meeting of the Ward Two liberal Association will be held on Tuesday evening, January III. in Itoom 7iH, West Trust at p.m. sharp.

Any persons wisliina: to Join will be cordially welcomed. Brief addresses will be delivered by workers in the Liberal cause. Reaunie Knalgn MnrileH'a Work The work of the Salvation Army Industrial Bureau, so successfully coni ducted by the late Ein lsn hai been resumed by Adjutant Hector llabkirk. Three wasons are now used to collect newspapers for baling, and those wishing to dispose of old papers are asked to telephone the Industrial headquarters, Seymour 2559, when wherl wanrons will be sent to collect. Employment Is given to out of works.

InterestliiK Hroeliure iNHiied Per eons contcniplatlns a trip to the California expositions will be Interested In a series of beautiful black and white pictures of scenes of many of the cities, mountains and lakes in the Jlocky and Sierra Nevada mountains. Just issued by the passenger department of the Denver Kio Grande Western Pacific railroads. An Interesting feature of the publication is a relief map showing the physical characteristics of the country between Denver, Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Want to Hold Nodal Mr. 11.

S. Clement, M. bringing 20 geese and 60 ducks, returned on Saturday from a bunting trip up Knight's Inlet. He met at Alert Bay 60 Indians who asked him to present their complaint that all feasts and social gatherings were prohibited to the Indians, to Ottawa The Indians did not want to hold potialches, but they did wish to hold social gatherings. The Indians had contributed Just a few days previously 1100 to the Canadian war fund.

Moat Count the Coat Rev. A. E. Cook on Sunday preached In the Kit eilano Congregational church on the texts, 'The Way of the Transgressor 0s Hard" and "Which of Tou Intending to Build Tower Setteth not (Dowu first and Counteth the Cost?" Saying that every man Is at work building the tower of character, he asked his hearers If they had ever counted the cost. Many were building a tower of ruin and had no idea of the fearful price they would have to pay.

The must pay the price of an outraged conscience. The minister cited many a famous case of the conscience stricken. Dortrlne Optimism Rev. J. H.

B. on Sunday preached In 6t. David's Tresbyterian church. The minister said that It behooved us to make the best of things, lie said that the war was not of God, but of the devil the devil of plutocracy, of tyranny, of militarism, of brute force and of blind ambition, the sin by which the angels fell and the sin which cause some nations to fall. Rev.

Mr Kobertson said we should make the best of things In our Individual life, es well as in our national life. He preached from the text. "About midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns unto God and the prisoners were listening to them." Acts rratral Muslim's Directorate The annual meeting of the Central Mission was held on Saturday night at 233 Abbott etreet, when the following were elected directors fnr 1315: Messrs E. H. Morgan, J.

.1. Story, Dr. A. J. Oil lespie, D.

K. Harris, N. C. Abercrom 1ile. J.

Q. Drost. U. MeNalr. W.

(1. Rod gers, W. D. McLean, Alderman It H. tiale.

Alderman Hamilton, W. Williams. Kev. I. W.

Williamson. Rev. It. MacBeth, Carney, H. t'hspin, R.

W. Sharpe, J. Mason, T. Edwards. The charity account for this year is as follows: 35.354 free lunches and illnners for men, valued at I300O: Tree beds for men.

valued at 30 free shelter for men; 332 men sMven employment; 3000 garments, valued at given away; groceries to the value of 1170 given away; 625 pairs of boots repaired and given awav, valued at :5. Certificate, (or officer. Certificates of qualification have keen re. reived by the following local officers from the militia department at C'tta wa: Lieutenants J. A.

Hope and R. Peil lrvlng IT2nd Highlanders), Provisional Captain M. Potts Rocky Mountain Rangers Lieut. J. J.

llam mer lchou H. W. Hamster and K. O'Brien 104th New Westminster Fuslllersi, captain a certificates. Tha following provlslonil lleu trt.atits have been awarded lieutenants' certificate: C.

R. Pooler th I. C. O. R.I.

A. R. Mackedis tth D. C. O.

J. Ross tth D. C. O. R.

J. L. Rrlatar ith D. C. o.

If. A. Pentreath thl, J. Koss th). 8.

H. Paynes isthl. W. Brock 72ndi. and 11.

lit. John Montlamrert illnnl. Ortlfl atea of quation hare been rractel to tee following: "jn'. Graham ihi. Capt.

Milne thi. Card. A. Boult thi. Capt, R.

Mnwel! tilth Ir sh Kualllers). Capt A. 'V Mr. Iiellan tilths, Cpt. Pa il ('rat V.dx al CsrpH, l.letit.

P. Corn Ueut. J. A. Hop (TInd).

i i I I RHEUMATISM ItHt Vrnt. iUftm 1)0pn fnr So ailed InrurnlilfM One of Score lio nn Testify Likewise to Worse Conditions Prof. fi. J. F.

Stranack. 440 Richards City. Pear Sir, I wiliintr ly testify that previous to coming to on. I had suffered from rheumatism for years and was considered by medical doctors a hopeless case. aoiiy was more than words cfl express, being in continual torture night and day and nearly a skeleton.

Peath would have hpen a iod send. After receiving my first psychological lesson and vibratory instructions. I came to your office unaided and have done so ever since. Within 34 lessons I walked 10 blocks. I now feel more mself Again, enjoy rest without pain, and eat heartily, and am sure, as you stated from the first, my best health is yet to be realized.

All sufferers should take advantage of your wonderful scientific methods, especially those that are left to suffer incurables. Gratefully Yours, MRS. H. J. REEP 527 Pavie Street.

Prof. stranark. the well known mental phlolnn. can be consulted daily at Km pre Koom. 4U Itiehard Mreet, eorner Vender and KfchimU.

Why offer in this, the nth Century of scientific progress. IS Assignee Hun Hotel of the Motel St. Francis decide at their meeting to confirm the appointment of Mr. F. L.innie as assignee.

Adjourning the meet in ir for two weeks in order to see ha i he ca ii do wit he husines. orlnl Science lull dre I'ndcr thbe auspices the Social Science Club, Mr. V. A. Griffiths, of the Socialistic I.nbnc party, addn 1 a li audience in the Maple I.e.

if theatre last nipht on "The 1 'lo mploj i'roideni and Its Solution." To Tell nt Indlnn Schools Mr. R. M. Cairns, superintendent of Indian schools in the province, is giving an address on his work tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock in the Mount Pleas ant Methodist church, under the aus pieces of the Women's Missionary Society, i Lecture on the Yukon Rev. Ir.

White, superintendent of Methodist missions, will tomorrow night, in 'he i Mount Pleasant church, de liver an address on "A Summer Trip to the Yukon," The lecture will be Illustrated with lantern slides. Colonel Clglivle Here Colonel A. T. ORilvie, of Victoria, district officer commanding, came over from the capital today on an Inspection trip. The colonel attended this mornini; the pale of horses in the Ilors" Show huiMine; to the governmei.t.

He was ifriin', panied by Lieut. Celonel ,1. C. Bott, the Mounted Rifles, and Major Mutrle. ew Swing Defective Because of a minor defect In the machinery of the new swing on the B.

C. E. It. Kitsllano bridge, the bridge could not be closed after a tuir hail passed through Sat ir day night. Kltstlano passengers then bad to return to Fourth avenue and come down town that way.

The def, was later repaired and the swiir Is working all right now. ot Cold In Mountains Mr. .1. M. Cameron, assistant general superintendent of the C.

P. R. British Columbia division, has returned to Vancouver after a trip of inspection through the division. He said that there is mu less snow at Field and at Rogers Pass than there usually wa at this time of the year, and the weather 1s comparatively mild. fompanlea Incorporated The following companies have been Incorporated In the province during the last week: Bullen Jamleson, head office, Victoria, with a capital of 3a, 000; British Columbia Pottery Company as a limited company, and lime Investments, Ltd, head office Van i ver, and capitalized at jriO.nrin.

The Erie Lumber Company Is registered as as extra provincial company. Fight for l.tnuldator Appointment of a permanent liquidator for the Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company was this morning adjourned for one day. Mr. T. E.

Wilson, for the debenture holders, suggested Mr. Clreer. the manager, as liquidator, Mr. W. Burns opposing and recommending the liquidator of the Nat'onal Finance Company.

Mr. Reg Symes and Mr. c. W. Craig, the latter apenarlng for himself as a debenture holder, upheld the appointment of Mr.

CJreer. Satisfied the Hoard Representatives of the Bosrd Trade this morning called on Mr. C. K. Jenney, of the CI T.

and officials of the C. P. It relative to the iim advanced by the Prince George and Vanderlioof tow nspeople that these railways were discriminating against the settlement of British Columbia by high rates and comparatively low rates to the prairji provinces, it was reported that the railways were able to satisfy the Board of Trade people that the special rates In force in the early spring coven the transportation of settlers to British Columbia as well as the set tiers' rates to the prairie provinces. Send Off for rlikan Ixjcal Welstimrn are meeting In Fender nail on Wednesday evening next to give a fitting send off to the contingent cf their countrymen who are leaving the city to Join the imperial forces In les Mr. R.

MariVile and his sou. Mr M. Marpole, are defraying the eipcnte Incurred In sending the men t. tlietr native land. Among tM.ee participating In the send off will His Worship Mayor Ta lor.

Rev. I'. ter Gray Evans, Messrs. Jonathan Rogers, Spencer ami Mr. W.

lireen wood. The musical programme him under the direction of I'mf. J. gan. choir master of the First Cmgre gatlonal church.

rareUa ImjM.rt. Mlaera Compiaitilng that the Importation of coal from Washington mines Is working a hardship on the peopi, Cumberland. a coal mining camp, the se. re tary of the CumbetUn.l Hoard Trade, has written to the Varmuver Hoard of Trade seeking the influem of local business men on behalf Cumberland miners and the families who are near starvation Cumber and oal Is of better grade than Warrington coal. It waa s'sted.

and the aer t.on la made that Wahlngon coal la used at the teeners! II wtntal ard Ihe provincial bulMlng. Cumberlard miners irt In sad straits Ther worked but five data in lswem' I'revloua to 1 e.ember they worked half time The do not Marce the war. Thev blame the 'purchase r.f an Infe or and of coal 'rom Washington T.e cnUn, nt ai nme Bo.rd of ade take the matter up I Famous Knighted Actor Will Give Four Performances Here Early Next Month. Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson's repertoire for his Vancouver eagagfl iment was announced 'by Mr. I'l.

R. Kickctts, manager of the Avenue tliea tre. Just whnt the famous knifhtcd stor of the staare iwould jilay (here lias lieen a matter of much conjecture, and Manager Klokotts has kept the wires hot to New Vork 'for a week giast to secure the desired information. It came at last this nnd the selection of plays Is one that should not only afford a real dramatic treat, but should satisfy the most eMtctlng devotee of the lilsrher drama. Sir Johnston will open his all too brlef enjrayemeiit on Thursday evening, 1 V.i.

4. with "The Passing of the Third Floor Back" and this performance will he repeated on the Satunlsy afternoon following. Friday evening. Sir Johnston will render "Hamlet" and on Saturday evening play "The Us'ht That l'aik ,1." NO RUNNING LIGHTS ON HIS BOAT; IS FINED $20 For failure to proVide Ms boat with lights, in accordance with the regulations of the Shipping Act, August Jack, nn Indian, was fined $0 by Magistrate Shaw in the police court this morning. Mr.

Israel lm appeared for the accused, contended Hint his worship should acquit the accused on ihe grounds that he did not wilfully neglect his craft, In view of the fact 11 noi until niter ne nail iett the West Vancouver side that he discovered he could not light the lights. Hum 10 rne aosence or certain electrical fixtures. CJF.RM 'S I.OSK III nRIIIM.WI'. COPRN HAGF.X, Jan. 17 A German hydroplane has been found on the coast of Manoe, a small Danish Island In the North Sea.

In a badly damaged condition. There were no signs of thn crew, who are believed to have perished. Th machine was loaded with bombs. SAFETY FIRST Local Lady Received Permanent Relief from Headaches by the Use of Specially Made Glasses. VanrfHivcr, R.C, July J5, 1914.

pr. c. b. rnrcE. City.

PKAR SIR: Having hen nn unfortunate miffprpr from inalarh'S fir many ytars nf my ljf, wai adviFd amit eight ytviri afro to commit you, with a view of obtaining rpMef through the medium of I might ay that thont whlrh you mad and fitted me with at that time have been worn continuously, and I have hppn completely relieved ef the headnchs which rauneil me much suffering previous to their use. Wishing you every success, Yours hs. i. Mcmullen. tin Eighth Avenue East.

EXAMINATION AlfiOI.lTFI.Y AT OI STOKK BV FREE DR. G. B. PRICE Over Ten Ver' I'rnrtlee In Vaneouver I'hone Seymour for Appointment LYTTLET0N BROS. 119 HASTINGS STREET WEST The Home of Gemi'iie Kpe (ilasnes KTBI.ISIIED TWENTY YEAKS SJCRAGE Uousenold Goods.

Merchandls Bond or Otherwise G. H. COTTKELL Fho y. 7t0 4t alaJJway BV A.L.AMIEL ALMOND ICE CO.) Ccal, Ice and Wood I'HONF. llir.III.AM 930 CORNER PENDKR AND $10 Gold Piece Given Away Free to purchiujejrs ot our wood and coal, between Jan Usury 1 and 11.

Conic and see the drawing January SI, at p.m.. turner l'txir and Uuntevy. COAL Lump, Nut, (Jioo Elf. ton W.7S Pea. fS.IS CORDWOOD DRY 11 and II Inrh.

per load H.no 4 foou cord. at.Atf BIO LOAD OF CEDAR AND BACKS OF NIT OOAI. FOR f.l.JS ALL OKUF.R C. U. U.

Is Your Furnace Alright in the Morning? That stay in an nipht fire is obtainable only by usin(r our SOI TH WKLLINGTOX CO At. LUMP, per ton NUT. per ton S3.00 Thone Your Orders Now and Be Comfortable. Sey. 8491 PROMPT DELIVERY IT THE VIALITT.

THE MAM SUPPLY CO. 1029 IMA IX ST. Those pioneer citizens of Vancouver W'ho remembered celebrated In some way or another yesterday the twentieth anniversary of' the formation of Vancouver's first military corps. The oath of allegiance to Queen Victoria was taken on Jan. 16, 189.

The organization of that force was the foundation of the presemt Vancouver garrison regiments. a man now prominent In the city's life was a member of that old brigade, which was known as the British Columbia Harrison Artillery. Here is the list: miners .1. Stuff Stuart. J.

Reynolds Tite. U. A. Boult. Geo Buscombe, J.

C. ('. 11. Macaulay. F.

W. Alexander, 11. Mouatt, K. S. Wilband, H.

Simpson, K. J. Crlckmay, J. C. Cornish.

C. Millard, W. A. iBoultbee. K.

K. Marrion, H. Burnett, J. A. Dickey.

J. H. Sulley, J. Courtenay. A.

N. 1'orbes. Hunt, A. Nye. A.

Martin. Thos. rltodway. W. Tedder, Bar wick, H.

J. Sharpe. X. La Branche. F.

Boys, C. A. Wood. .1. J.

Hillier. John Turner, V. C. Smith. C.

Hedmond. A. W. Krascr. T.

W. Ward. E. A. Ford.

II. Howell, lansstaff. J. H. Diamond.

X. H. Forbes, J. M. DwWitt.

1 M. McLean. 1 1. Thatcher. .1.

J. Kelly. H. M. Henderson.

H. X. Smith. F. man.

K. J. lirant, .1. Hill, .1 A. Leslie, W.

Robertson. .1. o. Fleming. J.

Sullivan, W. T. tireen. C. 1'alby.

Hen Hughes. A. Fowler, tiamsay, Allison. Morency, Manning. j.

Murrow, A. Ballard. Proctor, AV. Duthie, IV Keeman. Homewoorl.

Nickels, c. McKedie. Longhead, F. Howay A. (iidley.

T. Holland. Macdougall, K. Moserop, 71. Hitchcock.

T. Xewton, Sim. T. llonnah and T. Held.

Ma jor T. T. Tonnley commanded and he hod with him I. lent. C.

A. Wor snon. who succeeded the command I. iiv.it. Col.

Worsnop; Lieut. Lacy R. Johnson, afterwards of the Heavy Brigade, of Montreal; Lieut. F. W.

RouUhee and Lieut. C. Cardiner Johnson. Lieut. Roultbee.

later commanded both the Sixth, D. C. O. and the 104th regiment, New Westminster. Lieut.

C. Gardiner Jchnson retired only recently frnm the militia with the rank of inajc and quartermaster. Color Sergeant R. F. Marrion, now end Major Tite share the honor of having served through all the years without a brek.

The first parade of the old corps was held in the Imperial opera House, on Pender street. Gunner Stuart is row Lieut. Stuart, brigadier of the 2iir4 in'oMry hrisnde. The old Imperial Opera House, erected 'bv Mr. Crlckmay In 1 f0, which occupied the site of what is now the Duncan buildincr, opposite The World building, was the ene 0f many stirrin? and interesting incidents in ie early days of the garrison artillery and following lis transition to a rifle regiment.

For a time the garrison's sole and oniy "artillery" consisted of one of the two obsolete muzzle loaders which stand as silent sentlnuls just outside the present drill hall on Beat tie street. Later on, another was sent over from Ks'tulmalt. Trie second one was considered too much of a. weight for the floor of tae old Imperial, eo a tomporary gun shed was built for it across the street from the Imperial and on the site of what is now the lofty World building. This enabled two g.in crews to work at once in practice on the even then obsolete wenixins.

The Sixth regiment, D. C. O. sprang no from the old hrigode. And many members of the Sixth are now in awaiting the opportunity to add glory to the old regiment.

Mr. C. K. eneral flRnt in the passenjfr department of the Grand Trunk racific, today Btated that since his company had put Into force a rate to Winnipeg by way of Prince Rupert which included meals and berths on the company's boats to prince llupert, traffic through Northern British Columbia had increases materially. "I look for a very large increase In traffic this spring up to Prince Kupert," Mr.

Jenney said. "Large numbers of tourists who will travel to the I'anama l'aeifio exposition will travel over the Grand Trunk Pacific to Prin Rupert, through a new country. The scenery, particularly that around Mount Pobson, will prove attractive if advanced bookings are any indication. "Furthermore, our new rate on our steamers to Prince Kupert, whi rehy passengers get hrt hs and meal for the price of transportation, will induce many to make this prettiest of all coasting trips. Traffic on the steamers has already increased and prospects for a good season's travel are bright." MRS.

I50AK, WELL KNOWN OLD TLMER, PASSES AWAY In the sudden death of Mrs. A B. a wld of the late Mr. A. A.

Ib ak, many of Vancouver "old timers" will suffer a personal tiereavement. Mr. Boak died on Saturday after a very brief Illness of only three hours. The late Mrs. Boak came t.i this c.ty early In She witnessed the growth of Vancouver from a town of some fiO'iu inhabitants to a city of ever Mra.

Boak leavea three laughters to mourn her loss. The funeral will take place pimiirrti from the undertaking parlors of Messrs. Armstrong llotson, S04 lunlevy avenue. The hour has yet to be arranged. i tod v.

funeral service for the lste Mr. I'arkhurst Fannee Perry, eldest son of l'r. and Mrs. 11. Francis Perry, who died on Saturday last, will be held at the fatniiy residence.

1117 Nelson street, this i Mondavi afternoon at 1 o'clock Mr. IVr'y will then be taken to ciitie. where the final cervices and Interment ill take place on Tuesday. Jan 1 1 KaXaV latest switc'iea made from U.I lea' own cnmiitrega; also any of nlr lece made order. Margaret J.

r.can street, fey. rilltENOUMalST AND PALMIST at rm Tonrt has returnej to hr former eorner Oranvliis and Rbon, over Harrlanti a TVug ISora Practical sdlc given on bnalaeaa adaptation, liaalta ana snairlac EXPECTS HEAVY TOURIST TRAVEL NEXT SUMMER KIs l.liiiiuiilnr' ll.iiid ftinnfl of $60. 000 was this morning fixed by Chief Justiie Hunter in Ihe ease of the liquidator of tlie National Moro.intile Company. It beintf ihoun llial out of the miliyiiio assit, (tO.OuO would ba distributed by the receivers appointed In the I'niled States. arles Dominion Truat Order Chief Justice Hutittr this morninir granted an application varying the order recently made by his lordship, and (riving the liquidator of the Iiominion Tuist liberty to lake certain steps without consulting the solicitor of the company.

J. It. Iliiichcllrfe Head This Chief Smith, of the provincial police, would be to receive news as to the present hereabouts of James. Baxter llinchclifle, late of Prince Kupert, but who was last heard of at Endako, B. which pla he left last October, presumably for Harrison Hot Spr.ngs, he having been in ill health for soma time.

Minieroua I 'ire InrniM Til fire department extinguished seei'al small fires in the city yesterday before much damage was done. The alarms were nins in from the follow iim boxes: Twelfth avenue ind Main street. Twelfth avenue and Windsor street, block Fourth avenue. Hamilton and Hastings street and Carral and Powell strer ts. I iit' Mh of HUsInu lcn Mrs.

IV Clc nts, r.i i.imlcii etuie. Somerllle. has written to Chief of I'olico l.ennan nskiiiu for 1 forma tion ich mieht lenil to the discovery of whereabouts of Xorman HatherlY, ose address iu last beard from Carra'l street, in tins city. t1 feather ot the missing man died River Hibbert about a month aeo. wh the wh Tin at Committed on Theft Charge Charged with the theft of an overcoat from one Herman Johnson, a guest of the Hotel West, Peter Jontr was committed for trial by Shaw in the police court this morning.

Mr. Frank Lyons, appearing for the reserved his defence, wliich Is to the effect that the accused purchased the article of wearing apparel, aliened to have been stolen, from ihe Hudson Bay Stores. Allcued lriiB Devotees Arrested ClinihitiB up a fire escape to an alleged opium den four storeys above the ground, Detectives Denning and Sral lion arrested three chinamen last night anil charged them with smoking the drug. About tmo worth of the dream producer was seized as well as smoking paraphernalia. The tria were brought lief, re Magistrate Shaw in the police court this inorni'ig, but will Indisposed laur in the Week.

a 'Vn' i Just Out of Work Bringing valence to show that his client, .1. Jacobs, a waiter, well known in local cafes, who was charged ith vagrancy in the police court this morning, had been a steady fellow and was hut temporarily out of work, Mr. Frank Lyons succeeded in securing an acquittal on behalf of the accused when the case was disposed of In the police court this morning. The accused was placed under arrested by Detectives Killecn and Sunstrum, who did not consider his account of himself satisfactory. Ilnll ut In Half Bail in the case of Gladys Winters, charged with the theft of several articles of wearing apparel from a resident of Robson street, was reduced from I2b'j to 11000 by Magistrate Shaw in the police court this morning, upon application of Mr.

Frank Lyons, counsel for the defence. The 1rosecution claimed 1'iat they were not ready to go on with the case, and it was adjourned until later In the week, the accused securing sufficient bail to procure her liberty in the Interim. Ira TO BERLIN BY 1'nder the command of Cajdain Hwln hoiirne and Lieut. I Mirn a detachment of men, fU'ty six strunuT, from the Fiji Light Infantry arrived Saturday after noon aboard the Mak ura to pro e. to I.o'i Inn and there enlixt with a r' kiinn nt The men made an inurei vv apiit aTanre In their natty khaki uniforms and their Mourn hatM the brim turnd up one ld Car t.

win bourne took hi men out of town on a I. H. niirht train. He spent a phnrt time at the M' tel Vancouver with friendd. declined to to Interviewed, sayinif th.it It was impossible to diHtdoK the plans his de men but r' i rmed the report that i i a inir hrovjKh to 1 xirnlun ttj report to the Indm war offue.

Thn Fijian andfl ar a erown eol onv under the eon trol of of Th cmt tnut nt are all hite iron, all Hritinh iuhj ta When a call wa ifi.t (l for volunteers there was a ruh l. nth wlnt men and hrown, but he nut I voiiinte'? a were not a. t. nt of th volutiteern Is ravin own and many of the 1011 tiriiient are very well off financially, the deta hTnent beln ilra wn from the wt alt )' "iij'ar filantfra. IMMtllM.

II lit KI HIK. AS' Jn 1 rrt sld i.t iiMn, it bec known has in pool' UK a rrnents In th Je for th recent In the JTii' of wh.Ht and flour which be ha re t'd AMorney Oeru ral ireif ory In in Ka Th prf l.ir nt nt Mr a letter tnUy formally an kin if hi in to inv inifat mh lew pros. ut If eMdt wai oVfTed of l.lt nal cotii dt nst onn. 1 it. at alr In f.ro on or t.i ti White lioue, hut up to Ihe present no fact rant cf.mm.ii a hjve bet dii cs I tSTCKVatEaTT CiKTl.

PORT AftTlirR. Jan. al otter today anrvim et the location of na In CmMrjo. iev mi 4e petnwrwa. avnere mliltarv train.

na onde are to be cleane) iiji; Hearst and Cchrane. unl II it tc on liake A dt i. At te latir T'la 'an I mi c1 irr! tr ei7 r' t.vi: Vmi tmr'vifi. ali. pr.e oe lj be pa! 1 ii cents day.

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C. COAST SS. SERVICE an it it i FOR VICTORIA 17:00 noon Dally 11:45 p.m Dally FOR BEATTI.E 17:00 noon Dally 11:00 p.m sDally xsteamer at 11 MS m. Saturdays FOR NANAIMO 1:00 m. Dally exrept ftiin4ay For Nanalmo, 1'nlon lluy anil Ctmoi 1:00 a Wei anl Frl For Fnwell River, I'nlnn Bay and I'nmiii 11 :45 Haturilava FOR RINCR RI'I FRT and AI.AXKA 11 Feb.

Fur I'rlnee Rupert and (Iranhy Bay 11:00 pm W.itneadays FOR ISLAND rOI'T a Tuesdays an1 FrMava for Victor c.Mlng at point. In th Oulf imanila. Office. 4Si Haatlnf. Street West, Station iransconunenia.

and Local Service SEATTLE EXPRESS Lv. Vam ouver 7:30 a rn. Dai: LOCAL Lr. Vancouver p.m. Dally TORONTO EM RES Lt.

Vanrouver a.m. Dalls "IMPERIAL I.IMITKn I Vancouver Montreal Lt. Vanrouver p.m. Dally ror full particular. City Ticket Ticket Office, fot of Oranvl'le Street.

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