4 ♦ WHERE TOGO TO-NIGHT WEATHER FORECAST Columbia—"Code of the West.- Coliseum—1926 Revue. Playhouse—“Sally from Saanich.- Für M hours ending I p,m. Saturday: Caplto)—“Soul Fire." Dominion—"Chlckle.*' Victoria and vicinity—Moderate to Crystal Garden—Salt Water Bathtns free* westerly Winds; fair and coot
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VOL 67 NO. 38 VICTORIA, B.C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925—18 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS GRAIN ELEVATOR CONFERENCE TO-DAY Over $ Taken In Daylight Robbery In Street of Winnipeg VICTORIA IS 87,000 LOGICAL PORT DUNNING STILL 7.100 MEN GO B.C:S MINISTER IS OPTIMISTIC FIVE ARMED BANDITS TO-DAY IN CONFERENCE TO GRAIN FIELDS ON ARRIVAL HERE; HON. J. H. KING FOR^VHEAT WITH MR. KING OF THE^PR AIRIES Ottawa. Aug. 14.—Premier C. IN WINNIPEG TOOK PAYROLL Winnipeg, Aug. • 14.—-Harvester» Says Expert in Talking of Elevator Plans; J. A. Gibson A. Dunning of Saskatchewan con tinues to maintain a policy of ali from Eastern Canada numbering 2.100 arrived here leet night and Addresses Business Men at Luncheon Here; Nego enee regarding his conferences eentlnued their Journey weal, the with Premier King as to his pos majority being ticketed through te tiations Are Now Complete. OF COMPANY AND ESCAPED sible entry Into the Federal Cab Moose Jaw. To-day nine epeelal inet which are understood to be trains carrying 8,000 harvesters, are In progress. due here from the East. When approached this morning J. A. Gibson, fioenciel manager of the Panama Pacific Grain Cashier of Winnipeg Electric Company Beaten on Head On the matter. Premier Dunning replied he "had nothing to say for Terminal* Limited, at a gathering of representative buaine* and $87,478 Taken From .Him; Bobbers Forced the present.** men here to-day briefly outlined the plans of hia company for While no definite statement Cashier’s Chauffeur to Drive Them Rapidly Away has been made. It Is believed FIREFIGHTERS the construction of a *1,000,000 grain elevator at the Ogden Point Premier Dunning will not return docks. Negotiations and conditions for the erection of the ele and Pursuit by Police and Citixens Was Failure. to Regina for several flays. vator were completed.. C. P. W. Schwengers said in introducing MIKE READY FOR Mr. Gibson, with the exception of the arrangement with the City Winnipeg, Ang. 14—Five daring daylight bandit* executed OHIO ROBBER Council which Mr. Gibson was here to complete. one of the boldest coupa ever recorded in Winnipeg when they Mr. Gibson expressed thanks to the Chamber of Commerce dele held up and robbed Dick Shaw, Winnipeg Electric Company ESCAPED WITH gates who went to Ottawa and se caahier, at 9.50 o’clock this morning. The amount taken, payroll cured a lease on the Gçvernment money, was *87,478. It was contained in a pouch. SUM OF $20,000 Rangers Work on Fire Breaks, docks for the company. Before that SEARCHING FOR was done the lack of the lease had While the police are scouting the whole countryside, no clue Fearing Return of Hot caused considerable difficulty In has .been obtained as to the direction in which the bandits fled Dayton. O- Aug- 14-—A rubber held Weather financing and the company was Just after leaving a car they had commandeered. up six employee* of the North Day- ready to build elsewhere on a ninety- loii branch of the Dayton Savings nine year lease. WOMAN LOST Returning from the bank with a bag full of money to he and Trust Bank and escaped with Rain Soaks Interiçr, But Victoria-area A MUI* bard *• mil apprvrrlmutely tftMHHl. ‘ The hbldup on the prairies but the prairie peo 2^690023 weed in making up a company payroll,- Straw was surrounded by man apparently had been hiding In Leaves Coast; No Im- ple were Interested to know the rgtea five men as he stepped, from the company automobile in which the basement of the building all mediate Danger were the same. he had made the trip. night. VITAL FACTOR With a gun thrust at his head, " The grain business was a vita! Parties Seek Mrs. A. C. Me* Shaw refused to hand over the cash, While British Columbia’s for factor in Canada. It was respons whereupon one of the five robbers est fire menace is temporarily ible for building Winnipeg Van Coubrey in Hills 30 Miles slugged him over the head with the couver to-day was reaping a real butt end of a revolver. With Shaw umler control as a result of rain benefit and there was no reason why From Lake Windermere MAYOR INTERVENES; CITY’S Victoria should not do the same. unconscious on the pavement, while all over the southern portion* of the hurrying throng stood aghast at the Province, forest ranger* are PRAIRIE VIEWS Is Winnipeg Woman; Was the daring holdup, the five robbers "People of the prairies would reap leaped Into the car and ordered the making vigorou* efforts now to more from their product by shipping With Party Climbing Peaks driven to speed up. ULTIMATUM TO SAANICH prepare for a return of hot grain Weal than by shipping grain of Purcell Rahge PURSUIT QUICKLY STARTED weather. After the preeent moist East,” aald Mr. Gibbon In talking of An Immediate alarm started a hot WEST IN tOOD HUMOR the Western movement of wheat. Lake Windermere. B.C., Aug. 14.-* pursuit. Police on motorcycles and spell it is feareil that the heat They will also reap greater benefit by •hlppfWg through your port than by Hgying become separated from a In automobiles and citizens in com and drought may come back climbing party, Mrs. A. C. McCoub- mandeered cars Joined In the chase. SUSPENDED UNTIL MONDAY again with Its accompanying toll of •hipping through any port on the Mainland. The reason la obvious. rey ef St. James, Maniteba. ia re As their car aigxagged about In the ruined foreets and heavy property ported lest in the mountain» thirty maze of downtown streets, direct lorn. AS PROSPERITY CAINS You havS a free port here, whereas miles from Lake Windermere, and eight ef the robbers was lost In a In Vancouver the port expense» are Ma.vor Carl Pendray. aghast that 12,000 citizens ofUtisaiutxh ■® fM. however. JJum A. He* considerable.** search parties have been organized' few minutes. After a ride of ap of hot Weather. Report» from Gon- Mrs. McCewbrey, Her husband, a proximately half an hour the eom- should have been threatened by Victoria with stoppage of water salea Observatory to-day predicts QUALITY FORT , „ "This is a quality port for Cana •tetar-in-lew, Mrs. Reilly, and guides ny ear was abandoned My the supply as a means of collecting the overdue June account of continued cool temperatures and hu eet eut te ge up Toby Creek te the ndlts and the driver returned to mid atmosphere on the coast and ION. J. I. KING FINDS dian wheat There la no danger of de summit of the Puroell Range during the office, where he was seized by*5,368.20, yeeterday afternoon intervened with an order to Water more showers In the Interior. Rain grading. and Western Saskatchewan Spolice. fell heavily at some pointa In the ------r------wheat and Alberta wheat can be the leet week. While In or near Ean Commissioner Preston to withhold any contemplated action of Grey Pass on Wednesday Mrs. Me- The holdup was carried out on one Interior yesterday and drenched the •hipped through thle port Just as it Is the kind until the City Council has -expressed an opinion on wood*. Aa a result moat of the Big Crop at High Prices, Immigration Opening up and shipped from those points and mar Coubrey became eeperated, and wai of the busiest corners In Winnipeg. leet In the mountains. Hundreds of persona going to work Monday evening. larger Area have quieted down. Soundness of National Finances, Give Bright Out keted In that condition '* said Mr. Emergency fire-fighting crews, has Gibson, otter dealing with regrading A messenger arrived here with the pass that corner in the early morning •Speaking from Vancouver this morning by long distance news and a search party, under Hours, and at the time of the rob tily assembled to cope with the dan look to Country, Particularly the West; Vtorks De of Western Canada wheat with in telephone, Mayor Pendray stated, “I was aware that Saanich gerous situation of the last two ferior wheat» from other pointa when direction of the provincial police, has bery ‘the street is always well left here. crowded. had been nerved «,-ilh notice of arrears, and 1 understood that weeks, are being cut down now. For velopments Here Being Speeded. shipments were made through Buf eat rangers, aided by expert fire falo and otharffCaetern '■ports. FAR FROM TELEPHONE payment had been asked, but I had no idea that a formal threat fighters. are (rylng, however, to sur The Western Canada price should The locality where lira. McCoubrey of eeasation of supply had been issued by special letter. I do round all existing fires with fire be the Liverpool price of wheat lese became separated from the party 1» breaks which will hold them after Canada is breaking into another cycle of prvaperity and ma the coat of freight and handling, he fifteen mllea from the nearest tele* HEAVY SENTENCE IS not think the council would permit any turn-off, I would oppose the weather gets dry again. It 1* terial advancement, according to the Hon. .).' H. King, Minister aald. 1 it myself. hoped that with a few more days of (Concluded on Peg* ■ > Mr. and Mrs. McCoubrey are ex the preeent weather It will be pos of Public Work* for Canada, who arrived here to-day. perienced mountaineer» and familial “Water Commissioner Preston. I atn sure, had no intention of sible to confine theee fires despite Two factors play an important part if! this. Dr. King ex with the locality. -...... *■ causing any such hardship, indeed 1 cannot believe that any aueh bad weather conditions later oh. GIVEN MEN WHO plained : MADE SEVERAL TRIPS construction can be placed upon any document issued by any Winnipeg, Aug. 14.—A. C. Mc 1. The opening up of immigration on a large aeale. MAN WAS MURDERED Coubrey Is an active member of th« civic employee.’’ Mayor Pendray expressed amazement when 2. This yearn crop* in Canada, which will be worth nearly Natural History Society of Manitoba, The Times informed him of the text of ultimatum, whieh is aa *400.000,00(1 more than in 1924. ______being general secretary of the body follows : MOS. J. P, In addition to being an active workei As nn Instance of the fundamen in the geological section of the so From Ten Years to Life Is Office of the Water tnl soundness of Canada and Its CATTLE DISEASE ciety. Department readiness to step out and advance at Mr*. McCoubrey Ha* made a num Order of Los Angeles Judge DIED TO-DAY AFTER a faster rate again after handling Its Woman in Windsor, Ontario, ber of trips with her husband. After Trial •“ Victoria, B.O great war burden. I>r. King said that FOUGHT IN TEXAS Faces Charge; Wounded * Aug. 7, 1926 Canada la paying off out of revenue during the present weeks $46,000.060 Houston. Te*.. Aug. 14—Warfare Herself CHARGE FOLLOWS C. Z. Stephens and C. Hol The Water Commissioner, ! BRIEF ILLNESS of loans. on the foot and mouth disease began comb Convicted of Plotting Saanich Municipality, PAYING OFF DEBTS In earnest Thursday with the DEATH OF A MAh Succumbed at Long Island "To me this is one of the most slaughter and burial immediately of Windsor. Ont., Aug. 14.—Police Against Mary Pickford Royal Oak, B.O. satisfactory Uüuga a» far. as the some 600 head of "contact cal41c1* on here elated this morning Arthur Janlsz would not be called on to Winnipeg, Aug. 14—Samuel Bab Dear Sir: Home of Family; Sleeping country as a whole is concerned — the Infected range near South Hous yuk. forty, a fanner of the GienelU Loa Angeles. Aug. 14.—Superior this fact that of our loans maturing ton. Révérai thousand head of cattle undergo any examination when he SESSION DITE appeared In police court later to district, lost his life as a result o Judge Victor McLui-as to-day s< I beg to notify you that the Sickness Cause In I
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- THE - BURBERRY Angus Campbell & Co. Ltd. TREFOV88E SOUTH AFRICAN PLUME SHOP VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS COATS GLOVES 1010 GOVERNMENT STREET THE STORE OF ETERNAL NEWNESS the leport Just Uautd by th<- 1LC. /?= Pairs' Asawintion, this Mr takes a high place In percentage of marks received. The Hayward Women’s |Sayward News Institute takes an active interest in Lake Cowichin this fair and it was through the ef ■ forts of Its members that at last New Fall Coats Have It Special ta TVia Times year's fahr Hayward held their place Hayward, Aug. 14. — The Rev. for domestic science and ladles' News Charged Father Heaton of Comox has been work in Circuit I. visiting in the valley for the past For Women and Misses R. Reese of Startup. Washington, Cowlchan Lake, Aug. 14.—The fol But) Your week. During hie visit he has taken la spending hie holidays In the dis a great Interest in the district and trict as guest of his brother. Gustave lowing gueata registered at Cowlchan IN FUR-TRIMMED AND TAILORED STYLES Hat To-day has visited practically every resi Lake Hotel during the past Week: and At- dent. While in the dietrict Fathei Dr. and Mrs. Haynes. Capt. and Mrs. Beaton walked Over the mountain ' range trail to Port Kuean. which Is located J. Gosse, Mias D. Gosse. T. Halladay, At Very Attractive Prices Payment on the ehoree of Johnstone Straits. Mr. and Mrs. Wf Dlsher. Mr. and + ♦ Mrs. W. E. Quayle. Mr. and Mrs. C. to Suit Mr*. Styles and family of Winni It’s time to be finding,out what Fashion says “is to be” You rielf peg, Man., are spending their vaca Duncan News G. Walsh, Mr. ahd Mrs. F. 8. Bone. tion in the valley, as the guests of Miss K. Bone, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pllm- in her Coats for this Winter. You may have yours It Doei her sister, Mrs. K. E. dark. Mrs. ley, Victoria; K. H. Neil. J. Nell, Miss straight if you prefer, or flaring most anywhere you want Styles has expressed herself as be Special te The Times F. M. White. Miss V. White, Mr. and Not Coil ing delighted with Hayward and'its Duncan. Aug. 14.-—The monthly Mra. H. (1. Nichols. Mrs. E. M. Dick- it. In this advance showing you will find many smart Any More very pleasant surroundings. meeting of the King's Daughters' leson. Miss A. Dlckieaon, Mrs. W. Hospital was held Wednesday. The Nichols. Miss P. Nichols, Vancou new models in plain and fur trimmed stvles. Vcrv Owing to thé extreme fire hasard matron. Mins C. Black, la on holidays. ver. H. C.: Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Turn the plant of the Armlshaw lumber Mise Doherty Is leaving shortly to er. Miss Hore. Cowlchan Bay; Mr. specially priced at $27.50, $36.50, $47.50, $69.50 Company has closed down, but saw take a position In Los Angeles. By and Mrs. G. A. Younge. Miss Helen Specially Priced for Saturday logs are > elng assembled at the mill the end of August the nurses' vaca Cameron. "Los Angeles; Mrs. H. 8. and up. by settlers and the company and tions will be about finished. The Alexander. Portland, Ore.; Mr. and cutting will be commenced aftty the month of July was not as busy as Mrs. Joe Crews. Mrs. 8. Rich leu. Ta rain. June. The matron's report showing coma. Wash ; C. P. Nicholas, Trail» < Ighty-seven patients treated with H. C , R. G. Nichols. Britannia Beach. On Wednesday, August 8. at Hay 811 da) s' treatment average thirty . B. C.; Mrs. H. A. Sinclair, Toronto, ward I x>uli Leitoy of Port Kusan There were thirty-two X-ray photo Ont. Final Clean-up Sale of All Summer Frocks whs charged before J. E. Armlshaw. graphs taken, eleven minor opera Miss Rolls, of England is visiting Latest New York Justice of the Peace, for being In tions, two births and two deaths her cousin Mr. H. T. Ilardlnge snd l>ossesslon of deer meat 'out of sea The treasurer's statement showed Mrs. Ilardlnge. Greatly Reduced to Clear son without having taken out the receipts for $1.022 46 and disburse Dr. Beech, or Victoria. is acting as necessary hunting license. Before ments $3,275.97. Bills for payment locum tenons for Dr. & L. Garner, the «une court George Gange was totalled $2.77$, which were pasted, who Is away on business. Saturday at $4.95, $7.95, $10.95 charged with being In possession of together with $1.56$ to Lee for new Felt Hats and a pump shotgun contrary to the addition. Collections are never very Game Act. Both the accused plead good at this time of the year, the ed guilty and the court Imposed the consequence being that the directorr and $16.50 minimum fines with costs In both find it a little hard financing. The cases, Mr. Le Roy paying $25 and Improvements to men's ward, bath Langford News costs, and Mr. Gange $10 and costs. rooms. etc., are under way, the kal- Both complaints were laid by D. somlnlng is being done by employees Kid Sports Hats of the hospital. If It Is at all possible Stewart, provincial constable and a secretary's office and chart room • Special to Th# Times game warden of Comox. Two Special Corset Stamped Three-piece Vanity Sets will he added. Mrs. Fry was ap Langford. August 14.— Mrs. A. Mc- Miss Rebecca Wilson of Vancou pointed a delegate to the annual con Crlmmon who has boon visiting in ver. B.C., is visiting In the valley as vention of British Columbia Hospital VancouVWr has returned to her home Values for Saturday's Saturday, 29c Per Set Association at Nanaimo, in place of at Langford Lake. the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. E. Miss Wilson, who is unable to get Fine quality stamped three-piece Vanity Seta, on an excellent Armlshaw away. The tcensurer. E. W. Carr Selling quality of white needleweave cloth, in neat and easily worked Felt Hats, $2.95 to $5.75 Hilton, was nominated by the board Master ITons Id Stewart, of Lang- patterns. Specially priced to sell Saturday at, per set 29f J. Smart of South Vancouver Is to a position on the executive. ford Lake, has left to spend a month At $2.19 Per Pair spending his holidays In the valley yachting at Cowlchan Bay. as guest of his old friend. Joseph Mrs Stewnrt, on behalf of the pro New Back-lacing Corsets, with rust vincial executive, confirmed the fol proof boning; a model suitable for Bruckehaw. lowing nominations to the hoe pita) The third long distante swimming the average figure; medium low J. FL Armlahaw. J I* , has been ap hoard' race will he held on Saturday eve Travelers9Sample Kid Hats, $1.95 to $3.75 Vowichan—Mr. W, H. Ftklngten pointed It* a defer*fe tif rtsfC Van ning at Langford Lake The wfnher hO*T:" stxe ft to JtT Very speclkf Mrs. Klklngton, Mrs. F. II. Price. Mrs couver and Victoria as a representa f< r the past two year» has been Dick value at, per pair ...... $2.19 The Felt end Kid Sports Hits havr no rival for traveling, J. L Bird and Miss Wilson Burnett who will be entitled to keep tive of the Say ward Women's I nail - < Victoria—Mrs. H. A 8. Morley for play, for yonr vacation, for sports occasions Or for , tute and the Hayward Progressive the handsome cup If he succeeds in New Westminster— Mrs. J. Stewart winning the race this year. COATS general utility. Agricultural l>evelopment Society Surrey—Mrs. F. O. Christmas. At $3.59 Per Pair Incorporated. Mr. Armlshaw has Tempting Hats to, club with all out-of-doors. Hats l*rorlncSal executive—Mrs. J. H. Ne w Go Beard Front-lacing Corsets, been delegated to attend to several Whlttome. Mrs. Fry. The Coldstream flats are greatly In cunningly contrived to stay on and look most attractive Important questions pertaining to City of Duncan—The Mayor. demand this Summer as Ideal camp In three good styles; for all types for Girls while they do it. the further development of the dis Municipality of North Cowlchan- ing sites for Victoria people, snd also of figures ; made of fine striped trict and to take up with the De Th* Reeve. for touring automobile parties for a 4 to 15 Year* If you intend to take your vacation, if you motor, a snug night or two. couttl or brocade ; sizes 21 to 32. partment of Agriculture at Victoria Those attending the meeting were Very special value at, per questions relative to tltr holding of little Felt Hat or a smart Kid Hat is moat fetching. T. A. Wood, vice-president. In th< pair ...... $3.59 If you merely club' with smartly garbed women at the the Say ward and district third *n- chair; Mra L H. Hardie, Provincial Owing JLo the new road Into Flor At Much Below Their Regmlar Prices nttnl agricultural fair, which is to president. Victoria : Mesdames WhU - ence Izske that part le being opened Country Club or at tea at the smart Summer resort then a he held under the auspices of the tome, I Tice. Hird. Christmas and Frv up to the public. One-pretty bunga Mostly Fur-trimmed Styles smart Felt or Kid Hat must surely appeal. » Department of Agriculture. Victoria, Miss Wilson, E. W Carr Hilton low Is being built while several and the Sa y ward Progressive $rrt- treswurer and W. H Napper, secre camps are situated on the north side. Tricolette Princess Here is your opportunity to purchase a smart new The colors are white, sand, wood, green, powder blue, black, Good catches of bass are reported. blonde and henna. . * nilturul Development Society and In tary. Fall Coat for your daughter at a very substantial Slips at $3.69 saving. Included In this traveler's range of sam IT IS A PLEASURE TO CHOOSE A HAT FROM AMUNDSEN OFFERS TO Fine Quality Silk Tricolette Prin ple costa are many smart fur-trimmed styles to cess Blips in shades of sand, navy, OUR WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT fit girls 4 to 15 years of age. NEW GERMAN TARIFF SELL ARCTIC SHIP DOCTOR COMMENDS brown. orcNld, pink; also black and white. Sise* 36 to 44. Ex Copenhagen, Aug. 14. — Roald ceptional value at ...... $3.69 Sale Prices, f9.50 to $I6.S0 Amundsen has offered to sell hie PUNS CRITICIZED ship, the Maud, which has Just been Imported Autumn Hats freed from the fcre of the Arctic Ocean after a year-long Imprison Berlin. Aug. 14 —The new German ment, in order to satisfy hie credl Johns Hopkins, University Ex tariff law Is adversely criticised by Are shown at our French Salon. We think they are the pert, Says Scanty Frocks most charming creations we have ever seen. Yonr in- virtually the whole of tne German press. e
Toronto. Xu*. 14.—fcerloua Inroads hr molar traction lines Into the rail way traffic during the Summer Smashing Reductions Month, arc causing railway officials to consider what step, may be token to remedy what haa become a For the Week-end Considerable drain upon their re- aourcee." The Toronto star says. The Star prints Interviews with local railway officiale regarding this HEX'S ALL LEATHER LADIES LOOK! CHILDS' LEATHER duration. "The truckers are going WORK BOOTS SLIPPERS Proved safety millions and prescribed by physicians for Into the fruit belt and hauling Into In black or brown. These boots Toronto against the railways and In black or brown, roomy toes, are made for hard wear; sixes 4 steamships." a local man la quoted for growing feet; slsee 4 to 10. Headache Neuralgia Colds Lumbago a. saying. UqU. Saturday special ...... $3.95 Regular $1.71 QE* pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism BREAD MAKERS MET Saturday special .....;.. ÎWV O /U Accept only "Bayer" package IN ONTARIO TOWN $3.00 BOYS' BOOTS White Oxfords and Slippers to FOB $2.00 ZV / KZ which contains proven directions. finish the Summer. Regular youths' xuxxnra Winnipeg. Aug. 14—R. Lletrtck. j Mother*. »et your boy up with I Kitchener. Onl., was electee preal- | SHOES ' i dont of the Bread and Cake Bakers' * pair of mul. hoot*. All leather price $3.00 and $3.60. You must «nd al*. I to 6. Regular price High or low cat: heavy rubber Asptrta N the trade eert (mistered te Oaeade) at Bay* Kteefjrtwe ef I Association of Canada at the annual, ■onvenllott yesterday. 13 06 Saturday hurry. These won't stay QO. sole*; ones 11, It 1* ■ iThrCii- ef lsUaylteeeM (Acetyl Salicylic Add. A. 1. A. ): _ WMk' * * SFiES $2.00 ling. Saturday *57...... aJOC tut a «.in. other officers elected for the year ] el Boor t>»HM MU« are: First vice-president. James | Spiers. Winnipeg: second vice-presi dent, V' O. Btmmona. St. Catharines THIS PICTURS SAVED HIS L$PE—Thl* picture helped Sev MAIL ROBBERY ceived e registered mail pouch from out..: nurd vice-president. W. H. ille life of Arnulfo Valles, who killed a policeman In El Paso, Te$. a Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Henderson. Waterloo. Ont.: fourth It lay on the desk of Gov. Miriam Ferguson. She looked at the snap OLD COUNTRY SHOE STORE train here, and after forcing the mes vice-president. Charles Nash. Saska shot of Valles arid his little Raters and. at the last moment, decided Kewane. HI.. Aug. 14. - A man, senger to drive his truck . several toon: treasurer. A. R Cnrrlck. «36687 JOHNSON STREET about twenty-five year» old. held^up Valles should not hang. His sentent# was commuted to life impris blocks from the station, eacapgd with Toronto, end secretary. H. 12. Trent. onment ” a mail messenger who bal just re the pouch In another machine Toronto VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST H, lïÇiS
nicer was moat prevalent, he added. end vri Vtokoever Island which, we presume, die writer to Among hearty, hard-working, out- can display to then own people. It whom we refer would strenuously of-doors men and women cancer was Birtdria Batlg Œtmrfl THREATENS something that was extremely rare, should at least stimulate a greater defend. Other People’s Views aald the speaker. Their physical FRIDAY, AUGUST H demand for the products of local + + + etate would not allow the excuse of workers and thereby gradually in RIGHT MEN NEEDED a cancer growth. But It was the per Published Every Afternoon Except ALL CIVILIZATION. son who lived on prepared food, fine Sunday by. crease the size of local payrolls. figt jiV'.'euH’sn.s: « fare, slept on soft bed* and lived a For it ought to be apparent to every F IT SHOULD BE POSu life of„extreme luxury that was most THE TIMES PRINTING AND PU■ ■ sible for Premier Baldwin te SSH® kslx. k stmslss apt to become a sufferer from the LISHINO COMPANY LIMITED body by this time that until the I dreaded dlaeaae. „ come to Canada at any time he SORDEi DECLARES Offim Center Dreed end Fert Ste. purchasing public of this district NOT INHMtTCO may rest assured that he would place less reliance on the imported SftHgNoBE May Be Prevented by Proper Cancer was not handed down from Buelneee Oftle. tAdvertleln»). article, it is not to be expected that be accorded a very warm wel parent to off-spring, ns were some » Save Money on ...... Phone 10«e come from the Canadian people Mode of Living, Says forms of malady, said Dr. Hoffman. Circulation .,...... Phone HtJ either acreage under cultivation or IMPORTANT MEETING 1212 BroilSt Phone 139 Neither whs It a parasitical disease. Editorial Office...... Phone 41 the output of local industrial estab In the meantime, however, he might Dr. F. L. Hoffman But It would Increase so long a»: lishments will increase. The first usa hie iaflnanre with the officials E»- rh rough your methods of a proper nature were net" Dentistry 5 press may I be permitted to bring Declaring that cancer waa on taken to prevent It. Unless habits SUBSCRIPTION RATES of the British breach of the Inter were modified and diet çhanged into step toward, this desirable objective before the iHw skald era of ths Laurel the increaae throughout the Te France, Belgium, etc. «I per month is to learn the lesson which the an national PnriiemenUry Union and Cannere Limited, the necessity of at simpler lines, there would be many You sacrifice nothing City delivery______11 per month see that the delegation which is te tending the annual meeting called tot civilixed countries of the world, more sufferers from cancer, said the of quality when you take By mall (exclusive of nual Fair teaches. It is a plain de Saturday evening, August IS. The particularly where luxury waa city)—Canada, Great mand that our products, whether take part in the annual conference advantage of an Indnetry of this kind Victoria’s death rate from cancer advantage of our low Britain and United in Washington next October is a properly Vun for the benefit of the prevalent, and that it would con was comparatively higher than vari price», because we guaran Kates...... per annum from the farm or from the factory, growers must be acknowledged, and tinue to make inroada on civili ous points oir the mainland. The rhall be more generally used by our really representative one. At pre unless every shareholder attends this rate of death per 100.000 waa 176.4, tee every crown, bridge or zation aa long as people ignored according to the speaker’s state plate we make. e sent considerable dissatisfaction is meeting, the full benefit of this can The Triumph ef Expert Tea Blending own people in their own and in the nery for the district will net be at the proper course towards pre ment. The rate in Vancouver for the being expressed in Uie press of Brit •old hy Oreeere Throughout Canada THE WATER SQUABBLE community's interest. It is not a tained; but providing that* the un vention, Dr. Frederick L. Hoff name number was only 149.4. This very difficult lesson. A visit to the ain over the selection. One journal divided interest of all that have put difference Was considerable. As the otwithstanding points out that Sir Robert Horae is money Into the company can be relied mann, Consulting statistician of speaker pointed to examples of can Fair will reveal its simplicity. on It la certain that the Laurel tan the Prudential Insurance Company cer death rate decreases 1n traveling denials from the City Hall * 4- about the only international figure in nery can be one of the beet-paying of New Jersey, addressed an audi from West to East in Canada, vari N ence In the Memorial Hall, under the ous cltls -were cited. Including Ed , the fact remains, as The limes WHAT DID HE MEAN? the party, while die inclusion of Mr. industries on the Island. L. IX» DOUGLAS ST - I hope that all shareholders that STIFF FIGHTSU ON auspices of the Victoria Medical As monton with 144.4 out of 100,000, and - shows to-day. that on August 7 the Shapurji Sakletvela. a Parsee read thla will. If poealble, be at the sociation last night. Halifax, on the Atlantic coast, with • Water Collector for Victoria on in- UST WHAT DID MR. Communist member of the House of meeting. It Is necessary to elect the Excess in habits, particularly In 1S5.3. { struction notified Saanich in writing Meighen mean when he told Commons, whose watchword is “let strongest and moat efficient board of smoking, was a cause of cancer. The MINISTER SPEAKS directors poealble to ensure success, lip, tongue and throat cancer was a J ELD COURT PLAN direct result of heavy smoking In Dr. J. D. MacLean. Minister of =fc= J that it had not paid its water ao the people of Kenora yesterday us abolish the Union Jack," is cell and to thla eed It muet have good many Instances, said Dr. Hoffman. Finance and Education. In the Pro li Ml with the city for June, and that "1 am confident that prosper ing forth caustic criticism. Our firm management. vincial Cabinet, followed Dr. Hoff COTTON RESEARCH The market for all that we grow la Ther* were other forme of the f * that If "this is not paid forthwith ous rural communities can be built neighbors to the South will have sn Resolution for Support With dleefae which were the result of man and emphasised the remark* of —---- at hand, ao let * pull together and the speaker of the evening. Dr. Mac- up when the grain and cattle of the influential delegation at this confer supply it tor the general benefit of over-nutrition, for which there was London. Aug. 14.—The British the water will be turned off. The Reservations Before U.S. no Justification. Lean asserted that the growth of Times was definitely informed by West can be shipped overseas on a ence and it should be the policy of Vancouver Island. cancer and tuberculosis In British Empire Cotton Growing Corporation W. D. JOHNSON. Senate December 17 CANCER COMMON Columbia was startling. Since 1904 * Shareholder. has decided to establish S 'l&ntral competent authority at the City Hall reasonable basis?" the Union in Britain to send the Cancer Is most common where the population of the Province had tha( “forthwith" in this instance It was our impression that the right men. SIS Pemberton Building. August 14, urbanization la highest, according been doubled, he said. But In the colon research station In Trinidad, 1928. Washington. Aug. 14.—Friends of would mean the 6rst thing Satur object which the King Government to Dr. t Hoffman, but little of the same lapse of time cancer deaths had where the cotton plant in all phases the World Court are sending out a causative factors of the disease are Increased In percentage and rate call to supporters of that proposition of Its growth and under rigorously day mondsg unless Saanich Coun had in mind when it proposed to BEER PARLORS FOR VICTORIA known. Despite years of research twelvefold, and tuberculosis had take a whack at the North Atlantic | WORDS OF WISE MEN \ to rally for' the fight which they per work on the part of many of the doubled In prevalence. controlled conditions Will be Inves cil at its meeting on Friday night ceive is coming when the United tigated. ^ authorized the payment of the ac Shipping Conference was a reduc To the Editor;—A few days ago a Htales Senate. December 17. take* up leading medical men of the world, Although Victoria's cancer death To- be fossilized Is to be stag deputation of New Westminster busi the court resolution and debates It little Is known of cancer. Once can rate 1* high, this Is'largely because count. The facts, therefore, are tion in ocegn freight rates—a nant, un progressive, dead, frozen ness men Interviewed the Attorney- with a view to final action upon It- cer has started, the growth will con the city 1* one of the most healthful precisely as The 1 unes stated them course which would have given the Into a solid. It la only liquid cur General requesting permission to put Under the Senate agreement, the sume the body unless it Is removed on the coast, for to this city flock In rent* of thought that move men another plebiscite on the beer ques resolution la simply to be taken up entirely. Dr. Hoffman explained. valids from all parts. yesterday. Canadian producer a better chance and the world. tion before their citizens. December 17, but It 1* generally con Thus, If caught in its early stages, Many of the people coming here In all the circumstances shutting to compete in the markets of the —Wendell Phillips. These hualnese men admit to con ceded it will not be sidetracked until gnd removed by surgical work In its seeking reel and cure are cancer suf Old World—a course which would + + + siderable loss of business since the there Is a final vote. entirety, the chance» for a complete ferer* and die here. It was stated. off Saanich's water supply would Faith Is not a belief that we are inauguration of beer parlor» In, Van- Although the leader* of the World cure are good. be drastic in the extreme, far be have furnished the "reasonable saved, but that w« are loved. Court movement In the Senate are The great danger from cancer K.K.K. OF KANADA yond the necessities of the case, and basis" of which the Tory chieftain —Kirk. Their own citizens travel to the claiming more than enough vote* to lay In the fact that those who suf é + + Terminal City to not only spend their paaa the resolution, some of the ad fered with It waited too long before SUED BY_ORGANIZER would not command the support of speaks. But Mr. Meighen fought Dont build the top story first. surplus cash but also to purchase vocate* of the court outside the consulting a physician, and when —Emerson. quantities of staple* while
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Hickson to the conclusion that crime ------— event ion Is more a problem in psychology than, in police adminis CHICAGO WOULD tration, and that the root of the problem Is the mental delinquent whose debility renders him Incapable of Interpreting punishment as retri a (Ml H MENTAL bution. Payment by Instead of committing offenders to prisons and reformatories for short sentences, and then throwing them on society again, to commit a greater crime. Dr. Hickson proposes a per Check manent industrial farm colony where Segregation Plan Suggested the delinquents could live lives ad justed to their peculiarities. to Rid City of Crime He would make the colony largely Why not pay your telephone ac self-sustaining, and In addition Chicago, Aug. 14.—A standing offer would save upwards of $7.000,000 t®w rmrid »a cltjrciiy, ofui mor«*< lhen 3,0110.000 annually of Chicago's IlMWMWf count this month by check and population,tlnniilallnn ofAf alln if ’crime/.oIima byK if perma11 * .. budget for policing and criminal nently segregating 5.000 mental de courts. prevent the delay at the wicket linquents who are marked repeaters The laboratory's records show la In final form for the next session mental deficiency as the prime factor of the Illinois Legislature. in Chicago crime, and also, that in a which is unavoidable about the The offer is from Chief Justice large majority of the delinquents, the Harry Olson of the Municipal Court criminal bent Is manifested in some 18th? qf Chicago, and Dr. William J. Hick minor offense during the period of son. director of the Court’s Psycho S'" ’••'‘efise. pathic Laboratory. In which defend By segregating the the offenders of ants in more than 46,000 criminal m. uvomty or emotional insta eases have been examined «taring the bility. the Olson-Hickson programme JVo Stamp Tax Now oa Cheque» for 1 last eleven years. would prevent their later and more 4.» '• 4 The experience of the laboratory serious crimes. $5.00 or Leu has brought Judge Olson and Dr. Many records are cited by Dr. A BULLISH MARKET TO-DAY—The jnarket place in Navarre, Spain, barricaded for the annual bull stampede. Once every year the officials of the Navarre arena turn their bulls out Into a barricaded street and the bulls have the pleasure of chasing the bull fighters instead ortwlng chased by them.
Hickeon in support of hie theory that Lees than five per cent of the boys visit Canada this Autumn, Inquiries VAL feeble-mindedness la a major factor have been In school until past four In London show that some time ago British Columbia Telephone Company In crime. teen years of age. 81 per cent have Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin had some Idea PHONE Of 262 boys arraigned In one term not reached seventh grade. of going to Canada this year, but TAXI of the Boys’ Court. 63 per cent, were Many personal histories were In the proposed visit is now out of the morons, and 33% per cent sociopaths. vestigated In this group. A large question. Only l.$ per cent rated average In percentage of the boys were found to telligence. have been offspring of mentally de fective parents, some of whom had long criminal records in Chicago. “At present the law presumes the criminal to be sane until proven In sane,- said Dr. Hickson. “When re cent studies in criminology are In corporated into the criminal code of the iTnlted States, every criminal will be presumed insane until he proves himself sane. “The mentally deficient repeaters are responsible for virtually all vic ious crimes, such as murders, rob beries, bank hold-ups and criminal attacks on women.** Legislation to provide such a col ony as Dr. Hickson proposes has been prepared by a volunteer com mittee of civic leaders for the legis lature. o. How Many DAILY RADIO PROGRAMMES
rmoAY, auousY u CFCT (321.1) Victoria »C 8 n m—Concert programme broadcast bv Fletcher Bros, from their Stelnwmy Studio. Mr*. Percy Grace, soprano; Fred Franc I*, tenor: Percy Edmond*, baritone; Ml** Inès Penser, pianist, Kenneth Webster, medaiwt tn elocution at the RO Musical Festival; Mis* Dorothv Morton, accompanist. CNRV <2*1 ) Vancouver. B.C. _ * 30 to 10 p.m—Studio programme: Plano solo. (e> “Invitation to the Welts.*’ fb) Nocturne In B Flat Minor. I am cm Todd; baritone solo, fat ’‘Like to tbs Damask Boee,“. fb) "The Mis in Your Motor? tress of the Master." Donald Hyslop; violin solo, (a) "Kol NJdrle,’’ (b« ■'Musette." Mis* Edna Crittenden: con tralto solo, selected, Mrs Pt H John son L.A.B : piano solo (a) Polonaise In I 4 Flat, (b) Hungarian Bhapaody No. f •*. Jams* Todd: baritone solo (a) "The ' 1 ute Player, fb) "Thanks Be to Ood. M'onald Hyslop; violin solo fa) “Caprice , And What Do They Cost? ' icnmols, fb) "galute d’Amour, Mias 1 ***dna Crittenden; contralto solo, aa- , Iccfcd. Mrs. H. H. Johnson. L A B CNBC (5t0.t> Edmonton, Alta. T.fld p.m —Children’s Hqlf-hour with *h« Farmer, featuring the "Totem Pole The answer is not in the 1 L-md" stories. * 30 p m —Mandolin orchestra, guitar ■ orchestra, ban to orchestra. K IR (304.4) Seattle. Wash. price per quart of oil, but * 30-10 p m —Post-Intelligencer studio ! programme. __ { 70 30-11.39 p m —Programme of dance how much per^mile. Nor i o'usic played by Gordon Kflhoume and ;si* orchestra by remote control from Downs’ ballroom. KTCL (306.*) Seattle. Wash. are the higher priced oils 7-1, p.m—Slmonds Raw and Steel «’omoany studio programme 0-10 p m.—Western Auto Supply Com necessarily the best. p«"v studio programme. i 10 15-12 pm. — Earl Gray*» Butler Hotel wrehestrn programme KFI (407> Lee Angeles. Cal For example: There im’t cost—with concern only 7 n m—Programme. Los Angeles Ex The Big Hit of break aminer. a better motor oil in the for quality. And it couldn't »pm —Organ recital. be a better lubricant if 4 p.m —Isbell-Boyd Quartette. world dun Aristo Motor 10 p m - Bet»v McCluer. pianist. OIL It is refined in Can Eif“ twice as much KFOA (4M.S) Seattle. Wa-h. p fast is the of 6-8.45 m — Rherman Clay and Com- flavor ada, from selected western nnnv studio programme. * 30-10 p m. — Times studio yi crude. Aristo combats the for gra mme. 10-11 *0 p.m.—Eddie Harkness and his Because of volume pro mation of carbon. It is an orcheetrs. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. duction, and low freight unexcelled lubricant. Its KFWB mt) Hollywood. Cal. *-8 p m -Programme Monte Mar rates, it easily under-sells saving is thus in service as Vista Ruhdlvlder*. Salvlne Balano’s at r(need trio. the eastern oils. well as price. 9- 10 p m.—Popular hour. Louise Some people think that Ifowaft. planotogue*. Each spoonful scores Made by the Union Oil 10- 11 n m.—Warner Bros frolic. KOW f401.8) Portland. Or*. the ' V Company, sold at Union 0-7 pm—H Jests as Quartette better oiL Oil service stations and 9- 10 30 p.m—Sherman Clay and com pany be farther from die truth. bv Independent dealers KHJ (406-2) Las Aneeles, Cal. a flavor home-run. 6-6 SO p.m —Art Hickman’s Blit more Aristo, as an instance, is of the first class every Hotel concert orchestra. where. € 36-7 *0 p.m —Radio kiddles ho_.. made without regard for Crcle John; Plggly Wiggly Hawaiian 7 30 p m —Romance of the Santa Fe Delicious! Delightful! Trail, 6- 16 p m —Programme. Western Auto Sunplr Company 10- 11 p.m—Art Hickman’s Blit more Hotel darçe occhn*tr*. KNK* <3*0.0) Helivweed. Cal. It starts the day right! 5 90-6 15 p.m.—Wurlltser pipe organ studio. «15 nm—Travel talk Make a Big Hk with your family. Serve Kellogg’s I rhtafrsL p m —Atwater Kent *«610 or- No cooking. Just fill the bowls with crunchy, richly toasted flakes 7- 7 30 p m —Programme. Beverlyridge II» wa liana. 7 30-8 n m—Programme. Eastern Out and add milk or cream. Freeh or preserved fruit is also fitting Company. delicious with Kellogg’s. Served in all restaurante. Sold et 6-9 p.m—Programme. West Coast Theatre*. 9- 10 n.m —Order of Optomlstlc Donut. all grocers. Davis Perfection Bread Company. OomUrmh ALWAYS 10- 11 p m—KNK feature programme 11- 12 P.m—Abe Lyman’* Cocoanut f«»«««■. j nrove dance orchestra from Ambassa dor Hotel Motor 12- 2 am.—Wurlltser Night Hawks. KPO (420.3' San F>*-cleco. Cat BEST ALL WAYS 6- 16-7 p.m.—Warfield Theatre. Mmr* 7- 7 30 p.m.—Palace Hotel concert or chestra. •-« pm—Palace Hotel dance and concert orchestra. WE A F (401.8) New Verte M M p.m.—Famines* Candy Bov* *10-9 p.m.—Regie Neutrodvne Trio; 9-10.15 n m —Goldman Bee* concert 10 15-10 «0 p.m.—Pasadena Warblers. 10.30-10 48 p.m*-Nst Cohen, cellist. 10.45-11 p.m —Pasadena Warhler*. 11-12 p.m.—Hotel Boesert Marine Roof UnkmOUCompaqy orchestre. CORN FLAKES WDAF (600.0) Kansas City, Me. 6-7 p.m—Plano tuning In number: MM-.krr Kanaaa ritjr rhlldr.n’. Aias Productri of Union (/fitftiine T)ur.,n: Tell-m»-e-«lery Lady; riant»- tlon Players. 8- 8.30 p.m.—John Thorwald and his male quartatte. KVW (830) Chicago. III. •-« *0 O m —Congres* Hotel. S90-7.30 pm—Evening American studio. 9- 11*0 p.m —Midnight revue: Chicago Evening American; Paul Whiteman’s Collegian* KOA (682.4) Denver. Ce«e. • 30 n.m —Herbert White and his Sil ver state orchestra. 7.30 nm —Book of Knowledge. Taste that wonderful flavor f< 6 pm.—Denver Municipal Band. in Kellogg*» Cor. Flskes. Kirkham’s Started the First Grocerteria - IN WOMAN’S “IRIDESSA” in Canada and StiD Operate It were the Hr* to w coppers Is Victoria. Would anybody abolis*. Bath Salts Ktrtham'V. against the advice of many, switched from credit to Hg RECEPTION HELD kT t"oBT;r^mt„,dh,,re.l^K.W,ef rï!5t"*Æ*25i hive h^drod.^ MtfSTAPHft KEMftL SOCIAL AND PERSONAL the btautifully stented enatomrra using the deposit ay.tem-.bey act the brat eervlre. loweet Prtoea mC.O.D. nulwn^A Inquire about our Have You Tried Our Renowned For Quick and Courteous Service SOc Luncheon Phone 1670 h le One ef the Oeet Velvee I* the Store Private Exqhznfl» Connecting All Departments v INCORPORATED I 2W MAY 1670 Good Reasons Why You Should Shop Here To-morrow »• •* t SaturdayC ammSaving* m in Timer Drug Our Home Furnishing Sale continues with all Home Furnishing Departments offenng the most extraordinary ^risids ^ J^SuHr Sundries AD Ranges Conaeded quality Furniture have keen specially purchased for this event and mmked away below the rerularpnces. Our Augurt ^r^off “J s0^Lke Purity Malt Extras!, r/M Ike. women to buy their Winter furs at very substantial savings. Throughout the whole store specially attractive bargains are being offered so as to Free Haps, quarter alia, 8 for Saturday one of the busiest days of the month. Shop m the morning, if yon can. Kennedy's Tenle Bitters ....98* By purchasing your ranee during Kennedy's Tenle Ale er Stout. this eale you aava the coat of cen- double six* ...... -...... *-4 necUnS. See our bis dlaplay of French Olive OH. 66c value for 87* Importai Ranee* offerlne absolutely F level Bath Seep, 16c vnlub^4 the beat ranye value on the market s to-day. \ Time Payments Final Clearance of Vin.Ua Palm and Olive Seep, 76c value, 8 for ...... 40* Ten Per Cent Cash Why not furnish your home on Almond Cream, 66c value ....SO* our' Time Payment Plan, the Dandruff Remedy, 81.66 value, 89* Places an Imperial Ran|e In your Remnants of Almond Rose Shampoo, 66o value privileges of which we offer Wash Frocks home, connected free, the balance for ...... **4 being: payable In nine monthly you in addition to the advan English «hampe* Pewdere, 10c six*. amounts. Imperial Range, with 11- tages of Special Auguat Sale 9 for...... 18* Inch oven, plain *l>ack, fitted with Prices. All you need pay down Nell •rushes, 66o value ...... *•* white enamel oven door, complete Lemon Cold Cream. 11.66 value ia ten per cent of the purchase . At $3.98 for ...... -...... 8V* with thermometer, heavy nickel - Wash Fabrics ptated trimmings and all the most price, the balance you can pày La Belle Vanishing Cream, 46c modern Improvements— in nine monthly amounta. This group comprises frocks fashioned from value ...... SO* such popular fabrics as silkettc, ratine, metallic Pend1. Creams ...... 4** At Loss Than Half A Few of the Bargains in Ene'e Fruit Salts, 11.21 els* ..00* $59.00 spot voile, tissue gingham and striped broad Phillip's Milk ef Magnesia, Me You will need to shop early to share in this Out Furniture Department velue ...... 53* With llrlnch oven and plain back, cloth, in plain, striped, cheeked and floral de Tapsstry Covered Bed at ...... $64.00 offering. A wonderful collection of useful signs. AU up-to-the-minute styles, with short Diva nette* With IS-Inch oven and tile back. ends representing a wide, raqge of plain and Well mad. with Marshall spring sleeves aid new necks; sizes 16 to 36_£niï: Candy Specials for f at ...... $60.00 seat construction, upholstered Saturday With IS-Inch oven and tile hack, novelty wash fabrics including ginghams, arms and back, makes comfort CleaiNince Price ...... at ...... $T4.00 French crepes, novelty voiles, Swiss frieze, able double bed when open. Cowans' Milk Cheeelete Buds, per sponge cloths, dress linens, Bedford cords, Regular 1116.66. Sale Price. lb...... 49* Waterfronts $6.00 extra. et ...... $89.50 Hudson’s Bay Fresh Peanut Brittle, —Lower Main Floor terry cloths and many other weaves. Dark Oek Fern Stand* per lb...... SS* With cans panel sides and turned At $5.98 Hudson’s Bey Speelal Mixtures, per and fluted lege; splendidly fin lb. 85* end ...... *®4 Eaflish China Tea Sets at ished; regular 886.66. Sale These stylish frocks are reduced from consider Hudson's Bay er Rechene’ Special Friday at Less Than Half Price Price ...... $95.00 —Main Floor Asserted Choeeletee, per box, Sale Prices Large Mohair Chesterfield. ably higher prices and are suitable for smart ,...... , -..j • - $1.00 r In pillow arm style, with white- ' occasions. They include silk crepe, plain voile A new shipment of English China hair top stuffing and beat work Tea Seta Just received In time for manship throughout ; regular in accordion pleated and embroidered styles, Specials in Purity our August sale. Dainty new 1117.66. Sale Price . . .$105.00 new muslins, pure linen, floral drawn thread patterns and pretty new shapes. Three New Lines of Wool Fabrics for Fall Large Blue Meheir Wing Chain Groceies and Provisions The set consist of six cups and With deep spring seat, end high and novelty French voiles, in all the new shades. saucers, six tea plates, one square Hudeen'e Bay “seel ef Quality” hack; regular SIS.66 Sale Also white, navy and black; sizes 16 to 40 Creamery Butter, per lb. .. 48* egke plate, one sugar and one Prie...... $75.00 «•am. Sale Prices. $10.80, Clearance Price ...... • 65.98 3 lb*, for ...... 01.40 Easy Chain $10.06, $11.86 and $18.85 —Second Floor Ne. 1 Quality Alberta Creamery In green denim, with rounded ■utter, per lb...... 45* —Lower Main Floor Blanket Costings The meal popular posting for general wear, soft, nappy and warm. backs and deep spring eeate: 3 I be. for ...... $1.33 It fashion. Into moet de.lr.ble and drelay coat, for women. and reg. 636.71. Sale Price. $98.75 Chelae Quality Albert* Creamery children's wear. Th. following shade, ere now In Mock: navy, Walnut Finished Arm Chain Clearance of Women s Wool Cardigans Butter, per lb...... ■■■* A Bit Showing of New brown, bearer. BuVgundy. purple, Copen. Haxe. gf*y, crimson end With eeate end back upholstered 3 lb* for ...... •:$*St In good quality floral tapestry; Valu* to *13.60 for |7.N. Pure Bulk Lard, pee lb...... 94* Down Comforters scarlet; 64 Inches wide. $2.25 rag III 66. Sale Price, $15.95 Broken assortments and sizes in better quality Wool Cardigans in a variety of 8 lbe for ...... 70* Do not fall to view the wonderful —Fourth Floor Maehine Sliced Ayrshire Roll, per assortment now displayed. Well Kasha Cloth weaves and color combinations, with or without collars, two, three and five- lb ...... **4 filled and ventilated and In a tre Just received a complete range of new shades In this moat desirable Big Savings in the Carpet button fastenings. Shown in white and black, black and silver, t V yiCTORU DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1923 te Pacifie Salvage Comps other craft piled up on \ Whisky Craft same Inhospitable coast that Spring. POLICE SPEED CRUISER TO RUN EXCURSIONS TATJANA BRINGS OVER The TetJanA's salvage and repair HUDSON S BAY lnjhe TeSt» ran Into a considerable figure and OaI .«count of Use souventlen of her owners let her fall Into the hands the Ü.8. Iregion et Port Angeles Of the Pacific Salvage Company who WILL BE EQUIPPED FOR the , Puget Bound Navigation Biloxi, tolas. Aug. 14.—A had expended a greet deal of work VESSEL III FIR Company will operate excursion yesterday to the coast guard bass re QUARTER MILLION ON on the project of her mirage. In trips to Victoria on Saturday. The January of this year the Tatjana waa Sol Due and the Olympic will ported that the schooner Aesop of vommlaaloned afresh and operated make their regular trips and the Naseau, British Honduras, with ap for a time by (he Victoria and Van , SERVICE IN GULF WATERS NORTH ON TRIP Olympic will double up with an proximately 600 cases of whisky, was couver Steamship Company, In which extra trip in the evening. SALE AT EASTERN PORT concern the Pacific flatsalvags Com- captured yesterday near Southwest pan y has an Interest. Little Settlement at Herschel The excursionists will arrive b> To Have Spe#d of Fifteen Knots and Accommodation the 8ol Due at 9.1£ a m. and on Pass, La. by a coastguard cutter. NORWEGIAN HOME PORT Island Gets First Sight of the Olympic at 2.36 p.m., and will Canadian Built Freighter Returns to Norwegian Flag J. M. Hewtaon took the Tatjana • for Considerable Posse When Used aa Pursuit Draft return on the extra trip of the around to Montreal some months ago Visitors jn Year Olympic to leave Victoria at 8 "Tow lent her «va dollars! Well, for Atlantic Service; Her Sale Recalls Notable Sal and sines than she had been again Against Runaway Offetidere; Police Launch Dorothy P.m. Their ticket» wlU also be that's the last Toull aeo of It." overhauled and offered for sale. Her Nome. Alaika, Aug. 14.—The gaso good for a return on Sunday. If "Oh, not You see. oho wants It — vage Feat of West Coast Last Year; Was Built by æ^Ma^e^Tuo, line schooners Baychlmo and Brown to be Shifted to Cowichan Lake Game Patrol. any members of the party wish lend to tithei. who wants to — «* prolan# their May in this dig. Grace the fire detiara ah# l — Canadian Vickers in 1920. be operated between Norwegian ports rived at Herschel Island, fifty miles from tier that I tant Grace. and Canada, It la understood, with Bast of the Canadian-Alaska boun her home port In Norway. Thue dary line. In the Arctiç Ocean, Au Tenders for the outfitting of g 35-foot gasoline cruiser to be close* one chapter in the career of gust 6 for a ten-day stay, are the capable of a speed Of fifteen knots *n hour and to carry "shock Known at Pacific porta aa one of the best freighters con one of the best freighters ever turned Irst ships known to have vlatted the T.Se. "CAAOENA- out of a Canadian yard. Island this year. troops” when necessary will be asked shortly by the provincial Sails from Vaaeoun tracted on Canadian soil the S*. Tatjana after a year of com- The Ftayehlmo Is owned by the poljce, it was learned to-day. The hull has already been pur KUKRI INQUIRY SAIDAY, » p.m. Hudson's Bay Company, from Van chased and lies now in the inner harbor awaiting the call for t Bay. Port Hardy Prl----- , . parative inaction has been sold to Norwegian interests at Montreal VICTORIA IS LOGICAL couver, B.C., and the Brown by pert. Anyoz and 1TEWAAT in a sum approximating $300,000. Once more her blue peter will Uebee and Company of BeAttle. tenders for her completion and outfitting. PORT FOR WHEAT The Baychlmo last year helped The craft is to be fitted out as a patrol boat for Island waters WILL BE DELAYED union’JPsamsm^company OF be hauled out of the signal locker and hoisted on cargoes hpund save the crew of the gasoline SAITI------ISH COLUMBIA y schooner Lady Klndersley of Vancou and will be stationed at Sidney. Normally she will carry a crew 1 VKS.*1* Vfins“ for Norway, her home port. The Tatjana will be renamed the (Conttaeed fr—i sage It ver, which was abandoned in the of two men, but she will be capable of taking a posse in pursuit Return of Japanese Freighter J)rammen«fjord and will be put into operation at once after the MIXING WHEAT Arctic Ocean and left to dlrft with the solid ice. . of fugitives should occasion arise. ______thorough overhaul recently completed. l>eallng further with mixing wheat Necessary Before Hearing The crew hgd been rescued by the The commission of such a craft SttlLT AT MONTREAL | at Villas® Island In April, 1924. She Mr. Gibson said under certain condi Boxer, an auxiliary powered wooden tion* mixing waa eeeentlal. There at the time of the Nanaimo bank rob Can Proceed Built by the Canadian Vickers sustained considerable damage from schooner, owned end operated by the Mourning Marked was a great deal of good milling flour United States bureau of education, bery affair would have proved a yards at Montreal In L»I« the Tat- the pounding breakers and Jagged in No. 4 wheat and In even lower MILL BAY FERRY Jana came Into prominence on this rocks and was brought down to Vlo which also saved the crew of the serious stumbling block to the water grade* In good season*. By legiti schooner Arctic of Ban Francisco, By Strip of Blue Captain 8. Shoddy, pilot of the west when she piled up on a reef ' torla after a noteworthy salvage feat getaway made the perpetrator* In mate mixing under the law at a ter which waa abandoned ât the same Japanese freighter Kalkyu Maru, le minal the farmer wa* able to get time aa the Lady Klndersley. The that ease, it was said at the time. Ss. Rio Doratk) Arrives at expected In Victoria to-day to make UP-ISLAND POINTS profit* he would not otherwise get. Boxer transferred the Klnderaley’s At present the patrol service Is Montreal With Kovel Dreei Lv Verdier Av* INVESTIGATED VICTORIA crew to the Baychlmo. 200 miles being performed by the police launch hla report to Dominion Wreck Com (Brentwood) Southward of where the two ves Dorothy, out of Sidney, but when missioner Capt. J. D. Macphereon. 7.84 am. Mr. Gibson emphasised that the sels were left stranded. Montreal, Aug. 14.—This port saw 4.44 an. decision of hla company to build an The schooner Holmes was reported the new speed launch is commissioned for the first time yesterday, a ship The Kalkyu Maru la two days on her 11.44 la elevator In Victoria had only come the Dorothy will be hauled out and to have discharged a cargo of lumber in mourning. It was the Rio Doratlo way eastward for Yokohama and will «Et , after careful Investigation. for a hospital of the bureau of educa shipped by rail to Cowichan Lake of the Petersen Line. As she steamed "We feel we are doing pioneer where she will go on game regula not be back on this coast until Sep « tit IStS tion at Point Barrow, the Yartheet tion patrol. up the 8t. Lawrence, the now fa work but we feel after our Investiga North point of Alaska. mous "corrugated" ship was con tember at the earliest. No report Is tions and the Information the Cham It is possible that other cruisers looked for from her master until that SAVES 14 MILES spicuous for a bro^d blue band Information. Phone 7481 ber of Commerce supplied us we may be added to the police service, painted around the hutbtour feet be time, even If he does return on the are on the right track and w# see as occasion demands. Though of low the top deck. This ribbon mar ■bip. which le not certain. APEX great possibilities here for the grain ficial circles are silent on the subject gin. which was formerly white, will In face of the fact that one of the trade. We are through with the ex remain blue for six months as a mark perimental stage and well on with US. CUTTER BEAR It Is known that the authorities re part lea to the collision at Vancouver of respect to the nqpmory of the late 10-inch Double-Sided Phonograph Records the financing. We hadb assured our garded the Nanaimo affair as indi cannot report officially until Sep Canadian Pacifie Transcontinental cative of what is possible unless the Sir William Petersen, head of the tember the official Inquiry into the Train Servies — Toronto Express shareholders that we are not going line, who died suddenly in Ottawa to build an uncompleted monument. waterways of Vancouver Island and sinking of the tug Hustler will be leaves Vancouver 8.80 a.m_. Trans- the Gulf Islands are placed under some months ago while on a visit deferred until that time. Canada 4.10 p.m.. Mountaineer for We get the financial and moral sup JIT NOME UNHARMED In connection with the proposed sub port of the farmer and we can con close supervision. To The Times to-day Capt. Mac- Chicago at 7.46 p.m., and the Imperial sidy plan. pheraon explained that deposition» at » p.m. for Montreal. The after ceive of no better way for a success Cspt. R. Hoc ken. who gave evi ful grain terminal than to make the Was Aground in Aleutian of either master could not be taken noon boat from Victoria connects VESSEL MOVEMENTS dence before the ocean rate commis except in the presence of the other With the Trans-Canada for Montreal producers shareholders."* sion In the House of Commons in The company was not affiliated Chain for Twenty-three aide, and this will hold up the In and Toronto, also the Mountains* praise of the corrugated ship experi and Imperial. In addition there Is with neither was It antagonistic to Hours Aqultsnla at New York from ment. Is In command. He reported quiry until the Kalkyu puts back on the wheat pools. Some of Its share her next run. also the Kootenay train leaving Van Southampton. that his vessel continues to live up to couver at 7.16 p.m. ••• holders were members of the pol. Nome, Alaska Aug. 14. — The Olympic at Cherbourg from New her record for speed on a sixty per The Kalkyu Maru had a proper Directors of the Saskatchewan pool United States coastguard cutter York. cent, consumption of fuel. clearance for sea and cannot bo had asked when the elevator In Vic Bear, which waa aground in Bering brought back. It waa stated to-day. toria woqjd be able to handle some Strait twenty-three hours, has an Shipping men here to-day doubt If Gulf Islande—Additional service to Pipe Organ Records of its wheat. There was every rea chored off Nome. service of the warrant could be ef Gulf Islands. Princess Royal leave# son to believe the elevator hero The Rear reported by wfrvTess that fected except by actual posting on Victoria 11 am. every Tuesday, call would get n good proportion Of pool the gamine schooner Maud, which deck. The incident ha* raised the ing at Port Washington, Ganges wheat. was reported yesterday to have TIMES SHIPPING CHART point as to whether wired Instruc Harbor, Mayne Island and thence to by Jesse Crawford Regarding the other company com broken away from a grip of the Arc ing, he said. "We welcome this tions to another port are sufficient tic Ice near East Cape. Siberia, on OCEAN VESSELS TO ARRIVE In the absence of the formal papers news. Though we are the pioneers the Northwest aide of Bering Strait, at such port. Something new in the way of recorded music. The any development in this direction Steamer. Master. Ton. Agent Prom Due. would await fuel from a Russian CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAM strains of the regular “movie" organ played by the will be of assistance to us as well transport which had passed her by ...7242 v N.Y.K...... Orient. . .Aug. 21 as to you. We cannot advance the Toklwa Mare .... SHIPS master musician Jesse Crawford have been recorded In the night. President Madison. . 16000 Admiral Line .Orient. . Aug. 21 Summer Schedule Interests of our company without The two ships later got In touch . .8686 Rtthets ...... Aug. 23 advancing your city’s interest When Arabia Maru ...... V. Hailey? Seam era leave Vancouver, Monday for Apex Records. Hear these selections—then you'll with each other by wireless and after Bmp. of Australia. ..21000 C.P.R...... Orient. . .Aug. 24 CANADIAN we talk Victoria tv the farmers of refuelling the Maud Is to proceed Rlthete ...... U. K.. . .Aug. 80 at 8 p.m.. for Powell River. Ocean want them. the prairies tell them of the Collegian...... Falla, Prince Rupert and Alaska. to Nome. Yokohama Maru . ...6147 N.Y.K...... Orient.. ..Sept. 4 PACIFIC climate and ■ beautiful surroundings. -Meut ‘«■'ontmsrnder I#o* C. Coveil, . Steamers leave Vancouver Wed There la no doubt many of them will Aeuka Maru ... N.Y.K...... commander of the Bear, reported Kaga Maru ...... 6847 N.Y.K...... Orient.. . .Sept. 26 ■ C. COAST SERVICE nesdays and Saturday# at 8 pm., for UntilTo-morrow The Rosary follow their Investments that the vessel waa not damaged and Powell River, Ocean Falla, Prines “Our method of financing," the waa In no danger at any time while Rupert, Anyox and Stewart. speaker again emphasised, "ties the lying on the outer edge of a reef Ton. Agent. For. Departure. Humoresque The Worlds Waiting moral support of the farmer with off Cape Prince of Wales, on the Steamer. Day Trip Canadian National Raltwaya “Con the feeding of the house in which his Bast eld* of the Strmlt. President Grant...... 16071 Admiral Line .Orient. .. Aug. 19 tinental Limited* money Is Invested. It le easy to .. 8484 Rlthete ...... Orient. ..Aug. 21 We Also Recommend These: Arisons Maru...... Leaves Vancouver dally at 8.64 pxn. build an elevator If one has the Shldsuoka Maru .. . 6241 N.Y.K...... Orient. ..Aug. 27 Excursions money. It la the feeding of the President Madison .Quinn. ..16440 Admiral Line .Orient. ..Aug. 11 for points East. All-steel equipment elevator which Is the important ip. of Australia. ..81040 C.P-R...... Orient.. ..Sept. 8 through to Montrent . factor and by this means we assure ...4444 Rlthete ...... Orient.. . .Sept. 18 Pal of My Cradle Days Waite 4864 Arabia Maru ...... the elevator will be fed. Yokohama Maru .. ...4147 N.YJl ...... Orient.. • Sept. 18 Fred Pemberton said the estab Golf Islands Each Sdnday during August ene- Wok Tret 8387 lishment of an elevator In Victoria SPOKEN If You Knew Susie Be. Island Princess day round trip tickets are on sala, would be a reply to those who eald Sidney to Bellingham and return. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS COASTWISE MOVEMENTS Leave* Victoria Fox Tret 8386 an elevator was Impossible before You can leave Sidney at 16.46 a.m., Ah-Ha! they had examined the advantages Every Wednesday and Saturday arriving Bellingham at 3 p.m. Re of harbor due* as compared with A uf net, 1ltB Fer Vancouver at 8 a m. turning. leave there at 2.30 p.m., China and Japan Fee Tret 8341 other ports. * eteamer Udvee daily at Returning Same Evening arriving Sidney at 6.69 ESTABLISHED 1886 Citizen* Patronise Yewr Fair. Aug. 17 to « NEWS IN BRIEF TWO I HOSPITAL MINE DISASTER ALL UNFAIR RAIL RUMOR DENIED LADIES’ SPECIALS The School Codots* Sand wilt play In Beacon Hill Park at the children’s AFTERCAR CRASH FREIGHT RATES MIE EXTBA VALDES Playground to-morrow afternon Paris, Aug. 14.—A report waa from S to 4 o'clock. In circulation here to-day that an All Sixes in This Lot explosion of fire damp luld oc The Civil Service Aeaeeiatieh Jack Allan, With Companion, curred In a mine at Courrier es ASKED TORE ENDED Picnic which was to have been held Drove From Road; May and It waa feared 168 men were at Books to-morrow has been post in the mine and their fate was $3.00 poned owing to confllctlon with other Be Prosecuted unknown, aaye a Havas Agency G. G. McGeer, K.C., Makes affairs. dispatch. The Minister of Labor, however, denied the truth of the General Application to On Manday evening, August 1f, the A Ford “bug," owned and driven by finance committee will meet In the Jack Allan, local taxi driver of many Commission for B.C. Canadian Legion’s Club Rooms, 1406 years’ experience, left the road hear MAYNARD'S SHOE STORE Douglas, at -T.fr. At the does of th4s tael el Alberta Is to Support B.C.’s 648 Tates Street Phone 1888 meeting the executive council will while traveling In the direction of hold their meeting, which will com Victoria, and as a result Edward Argument at Equalization mence at 8.16 p.m. The General M. McCabe was seriously cut in the VENICE VISITED WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE meeting will be held on Wednesday, head and is this morning in St. Jo Hearing August It, at I o'clock. seph's Hospital. Allan, the driver, BY BIG STORM is also at the hospital, but hla In Vancouver, Aug. 14.—General ap Two a# Terry's drug store front juries are not serious. Venice, Italy, Aug. 14.—A ter plication for removal of all dis- windows were broken last night. A It was about 8.88 o'clock that the rific storm to-day spread alarm erimhsatlene against the British Co short time ago a, drunken man put accident occurred. The two occu among the visitors of many na lumbia route has been filed by G 0. his flat through one of them, and pants were considerably shaken as tional Itiee at the famous Lido McGeer, K. Cltuant Patronise Yew Fair, Aug. 1T te *» entrent Fatrenlie Veer Felrj Aeg. 17 te I Women’s Wash and Silk and Satin Outsize Dresses on Sale Saturday WOMEN'S Women's Wash Dr esses Shoes Special Values on the Bargain Highway Saturday On Sale Saturday For . Short line* of Women’s High Grade Shoes, in brown calf, patent, satins and suedes. Values to $10.00. On sale $3.50, $5.00 and for, a pair ...... $3.95 Women’s New Shoes arriving daily in the Women’s Shoe Sec tion, First Floor. Your inspection is invited. See Neckwear $7.50 our many attractive lines at prices ranging from SILKS $6.00 to ...... $8.00 . Novelty Lace and Fancy Dresses of eandv stripe silk broadcloth, with kick pleats, Collars in new designs and short sleeves and girdles; Cotton Canton Dresses in large On Sale Saturday colorings, made from lace, coin spot design, white ground and spots in reseda, rust, 40-inch Heavy Crepe de Plain and Check Crepon, organdie, linens and snede. orange, black, blue, mauve, red. On sale, each, $3.50 Women’s and Misses’ Chine, extra quality, all 40 inches wide, wonderful Regular 12.00 values. On Dresses of beaded and plain voiles in light shades, silk, hard wearing, gives quality silk and cotton sale for...... 96* trimmed with lace embroidery, buttons and ribbons or mixture, in all the most de Overblouses of Fine Broadcloth endless wear and always sirable shades. Makes a Narrow Ties, now popular set-in fronts. Matrons’ Dresses of sunproof foulard, looks fresh. Shown in very attractive dress ; reg. and greatly worn; shown in beautifully trimmed and in favorite shades. Each $3.50 white, pink, black, navy, $2.00 for, a yard .. .$1.00 all the most desirable shades. Wash Dresses of novelty silk, linen crepes, broadcloth, spun silk, Bedford biscuit, grey almond and Ombre Georgette, heavy On sale for, each...... 50* cord, novelty and figured silk; all popular shades, with contrasting trim $1.95 mauve. A yard ...$3.35 quality, shaded georgette mings; sizes 16 to 38. On sale, each...... _...... $5.00 so much in vogue at Printed Crepe de Chine 86-inch Black Pailette, the present. Shown in the Scarves, very smart appear Stripe Flannel Dresses, in pastel shades, made with alternating stripe trim Broadcloth Overblouses in long straight effect or super grade, all silk, dice following shades, rose, ance, blending all the newest ming; necks and sleeves are finished with self or white flannel, bound with with band at bottom, tucked or plain fronts, con mauve, green, brown and colors. Regular $3.75. On tango silk binding, matching tie; others have belted backs and front kick vertible, Peter Pan or Bramley collar, long or quality for dresses. At, a greys. A yard ...$4.75 sate for.- each...... $1.98 pleats ; sises IS to 38. On sale ..., ...... • $7.50 short sleeves; sizes 34 to 44. Each ..... $1.95,.95£L yard ,...... $1"49 —auk*. Main Floor —Neckwear, First Floor ' —Mantles, First Floor 54-Inch Wool 54-Inch Women’s Hosiery Special Purchase of Imported' High Grade » Good Values Fancy Girdles Broadcloth Navy Serge Women’s Bilk Hose, Regular Pries $3.75 $2.00, for $1.» $5.00 and $125 Pure Silk Hose, with mercerized A beautiful cloth, with a Extra heavy all wool DRESSES good face, makes a per welt ; reinforced feet and m a fine quality, especially suit assortment of popular shades. Sizes 40% to 50l/2. Saturday $6.50 fect dress or suit. Shades able for children’s dresses On sale, a pair...... $1.39 For Larger Women Wrap-around Girdles, made are powder blue, mosque, for school wear. On tan, fawn, grey and green. sale for, a yard . .$1.35 Gordon Maid Chiffon Hose, with reinforced feet and lisle Dresses of silk and satin fur larger figures. Sizes 40% to 50%. Made on of strong pink brocade, with A yard...... $3.75 —Dress Goods, Main Floor garter top^; shown in several popular shades. Sizes 8 Vi simple, straight lines with trimmings of silk, lace, braid and pleatings of heavy elastic panel side, low to 10. A pair ...... • $3.00 self materials. Shades are nigger, navy, black, and wine colors. Sleeves bust and long skirt, six hose supporters; sizes 24 to 33. “Kayser” Chiffon Hose, full fashioned, with pointed heel seven-eighth length, neck finished with binding of self material, waist line Priced at ...... $6.50 and lisle hemmed tops; shades black, gunmetal, mauv- beltless or caught on hips with tie of self material. On sale, each $14.90 Low Bust, Wrap-around esque, platinum and toreador. A pair...... —Mantles, First Floor Wash $3-50 Girdles of pink brocade, with Pure Thread Silk Hose with reinforced feet and lisle elastic insets and elastie garter welt; all wanted shades ; sizes 844 to 10. At, a tops, six hose supporters. pair ...... $1.50 Women’s Pullover and Sizes 24 to 30. Priced at, Fabrics threat Values Saturday Silk and Wool Hose, in checks and stripes ; in shades to each...... $5.00 suit all; sizes 8% to 10. A pair...... $3.00 Cardigan Sweaters —Corset*. First Floor Fancy Ratines and Fancy Check —Hosiery, Main Floor On Bale Saturday At Voiles and Fancy Colored Suitings ; Women’s Satinette reg. price $1.50 for, a yard... .98* a Plain Color Ratines, Nile, rose, sky, Women’s House Dresses 11.50, $2M and S3.50 Bloomers and grey, white and tan ; reg. $1.50, for, All Wool end Silk and Wool Pullovers, made with long a yard ....;...... 79* On Sale Saturday for $L98 or short sleeves, V neck or small collars, and Sleeve Slips Plain Crepes in mauve, sky, brown, less Cardigans with plain hack, fancy weave or con pink and old rose; reg. $125, for, Very neatly made House Dresses of high grade ginghams On Bale Saturday for trasting fronts, with or without pocekts. On sale for, a yard ...... 59* in plaid and check effects. They are attractively trim each ...... $1.1 med with collars and cuffs of white repp, will launder tl.00 and fU9 Stripe Crepe Suitings, grey only; reg. $1.00, for, a well and give excellent service ; sizes 16 to 44. On sale Pullovers in many different styles, stripe brushed w it with plain back and sleeves ; Satinette Bloomers, well yard ...... »...... 39* for...... fSr...... $1-98 plain knit pullover ; silk pullovers in pretty allove: s. All shown with either long made, with double elastic Fancy Voiles, Ratines and Crepes, regular $1.25, for —White wear. First Floor or short sleeves in a good selection of shades. Won erful values. On sale for ...$3.50 knees; shown in peach, blue, a yard ...... 59* Silk and Wool Pullovers, finished with small collar nd tie; and Wool Cardigans in plain pink and orchid. On sale White Swiss Embrodiered Muslin ; reg. 50c, for, a and ribbed styles. Shades are pale blue and dark gj >y. All great value at, each, $3.50 for, a pair...... $1.00 yard ...... 39* —Sweaters, First Floor Satinette Costume Slips, fin 30-inch Fancy Figured Crepes, suitable for kimonas. a Children’s Blue Serge ished with hemstitched top ; a yard ...... »...... 39* shown in sand, powder blue... 30-inch Silk Finished Crepes, in leading shades; a yard Thermos Women’s Knit peach, canary, pink, navy ...... 50* Dresses and black. On sale for, each Scotch Ginghams in a wide range of patterns and shades, ...... $1.39 plain colors or check. On sale, a yard ...... 35* Lunch Kits Underwear —Whltewear, First Floor —Wash Goods, Main Floor All metal kits, fitted with a genuine pint Thermos bottle. On Sale Saturday Complete for...... Silks Vests, fine rib or plain knit, $2.50 opera tops, ribbon or self material Kid and FahricGlov y Children’s All Wool Navy Serge —Toilet Articles Section straps. Shown in shades of flesh, In All the Latest Novelties Dresses, made from very fine quality maize, peach, white and mauve ; sizes Trefousse Novelty Kid Gloves, short flare cuffs with two-tone 36 to 40; reg. 98c. On sale for 50* - - serge with round collars edged with chainstitch design and silk embroidered points. Shown in grc-.>, red and red trimmings, and brass Swansdown Lisle Bloomers tn very fine weave, f large double gusset, elastie at waist brown, beaver, black with white and white with black. A buttons down front ; finished with two and knees, in white only ; sises 36 to pair ...... 77...... $3.75 pockets; sizes for 8,10,12 and 14 years. Puffs 42; reg. $2.00. On sale for, a French Novelty Kid Gloves in slip-on style Splendid value at...... $4.95 A very complete selection of pair ...... $1-35 English Duplex Fabric Gloves, hand sewn dainty designs in selected Cotton Vests, short or no sleeves, round or opera tops; with elastic at wrist, fancy cuff with Van dyke point, insets of contrasting shades and with black, one-dome strap fastener at English Swansdown Puffs sizes 36 to 42. On sale for, each...... 35* All Navy Serge Dresses with short sleeves and round handsome two-tone embroidered points. wrist. A very smart‘glove in chamois or collar, trimmed with black braid and silver buttons ; sizes at very reasonable prices. Vests in fine cotton, various styles to choose from, beaded beaver shade. A pair ...... $1.75 See the beautiful handled Colors are grey, mode, brown, black. A pair for ages 8, 10,12 and 14 years. Special values at $4.95 or lace trimming. Shown in flesh or white ; sites 35 to ...... $3.75 Kayser Double Texture Fabric Gloves, slip.- —Children's Wear, First Floor Boudoir Puffs, very hand r46; reg. 65c. On sale for, each...... 50* on style, heavy weight with soft finish. A some. These make dainty Combinations of fine weight cotton, short or no sleeves, French Novelty Kid and Suede Gloves, these washable glove in shades of chamois, mode, souvenir gifts. fancy yokes and loose knee, also step-in styles with opera have short flare turn-back cuffs with pleas and elk. A pair ...... $1.76 Infants’ Dresses, Rompers and —Toilet Article* Beet ton or round tops and wide leg; sises 86 to 40., On sale for, ing chainstitch design and fancy silk em Novelty Suede Fabric Gloves with fancy a suit ...... 90* broidered. point*. Shown in grey, beaver, flare and turn-back cuff, daintily em Coats, Special Values Woman's Pure Wool Knit Underwear, First Floor brown and mode. A pair...... $3.75 broidered, with one-dome fastener. Shown Trefousse Glace Kid Gloves in regulation in all the wanted shades. A-pair ..$1.00 Suede Fabric Gloves in regulation wrist wrist length, with two-dome fasteners and To-morrow Bathing Suits length, two-dome fasteners ; all sizes and Lace uni Insertions, 25c to over-sewn seams. Shown in brown, Lawn, Voile and Silk Dresses, broken lines in dainty colors. A bargain at, a pair...... 50* for $2.96 tan, mode, beavhr, grey, navy, black and Children’s Novelty Suede Fabric Gloves, styles, for ages 3 months to 2 years. Special, each, $3.98 $2J5aYard white. A pair...... $1.95 Rompers of cotton crepe in plain and two-tone effects, A special purchase of Fur* Wool prettily embroidered flare cuff and one- trimmed with rick-rack braid end in sizes for 1 to 2 years. Bath I ns Suits, excellent In qual A choice assortment of Guipure Laces and Insertions; dome fastener at wrist. These are quite new ity and style A fins range of Washable Special, a pair...... $1.00 colors to select from, and all attractive patterns and perfect quality. All widths, both We specialize in English in grey, brown, mode and beaver shades. Infants ’ Cream Lustre Coats, trimmed with silk braid. sises. On sale this morning at, a lace and insertions. Special, a yard 35* to ....$5.75 Chamois and Doeskin Gloves. A pair...... 75* suit ...... $S.*S —Olovea Mala. Floor Splendid value at, each...... $3.50 —Whltewear, First Floor 9 —Laces, Main Floor —Infants' Wear, First Floor j DAVID SPENCER LIMITED {: ¥mi iïx# TH.-JÎ?fUÆ V«J,l'T TU»WT, rniMr, ftiMtlTM’ 14, ira DAVID SPENCER LIMITED | Cltlnm PiMMn Veer Pair, An#. 17 to as MM Hum • Mm to • Mm WlMirilr. 1 mm. Sotureoy. • ^.ro. cuisons Pitmin Veur Pair, aim. 17 to ■ Excellent Saturday Values in Men’s Suits, Shoes and Furnishings August Sale Bargains and Big Values on the Bargain Highway Men’s Athletic Boys' Tweed Suits Blue Serge Combinations Saturday 69c Suits Men's Athletic Combinations, with $7.95 and $12.95 elastic back; suitable for present wear. Sizes 34, 36, 38 and 40. On Tweed Suits of good grade cloths and neat ■ale for...... 8W styles. First class tailoring and the most for Men popular shades and patterns. Large selec Men’s Ties and Braces tion to choose from, $7.95 and...... $12.95 On Sale Saturday For Boys’ White English Flannel Knickers, neatly Good Values Saturday made; sizes for 3 to 9 years. A pair ..$1.00 Men’s Silk and Wool Crepe Ties, in new patterns and fancy designs. On sale, . Boys’ Combination Overalls of heavy khaki denim, with red or blue trim each ...... 95# mings, with plain or sports collar. For the ages of 3 to 7 years. Brice. $25.00 Men's Art Silk Knitted Ties, in fancy $1.25 and ...... -V...... t1;50 stripes. A large choice. On sale for, each ...... 50# Bovs’ Khaki Breeches of strong, heavy drill. Ideal for outing wear; sizes Men’s Heavy Elastic Web Braces, suit 26 to 33. A pair...... $2.25 able for work. On sale, a pair ....50# Boys’ Cotton Combinations We have secured this consignment of Fine —Men a Furnishings, Main Floor Bovs’ Khaki Waists $1.00 and $1.26 A Suit, $1.00 . Twill Blue Serge Suits from the manufacturer Khaki Waists in full size, and well Boys’ Cotton Combinations, cream at a considerable price concession, which Men’s Pants, $2.95 made. Plain or sports collar; hard rib, with short sleeves and legs; good weight. Sizes 22 to 32. At, a makes them such a remarkable value for you. Men 'a Whipcord Pants, dark and medium shades ; strong, serviceable pants, well wearing materials. For 8 to 16 suit ...... $1.00 Sizes range from 34 to 44. On sale, $25.00 tailored and neat. Special price, at, a years, $1.00 and ...... $1.25 —Boys’ Store, Lower Main Floor pair ...... 5...... $2.95 ■0 , —lien's Suite, Mein Floor Men’s All Wool Sale of Men’s Four Furniture Bargains Mattresses Linoleum Boots and Saturday Three Aughst Bale Bargains All Cotton Mattresses, with The “Flask” On Brie For Oxfords Dining-room Suite of eight pieces, of fumed oak, buffet strong covering and in stan and Floor Oilcloth Saturday, a Pair with mirror back, oblong extension table and six leather dard sizes. On sale to-day, $3.95 seated diners. Special ...... ,.|115-00 at, each ...... $6.75 Huge Stocka at Special Prices Bedroom Suite of dark walnut finish, including full size The “Flash,” ■ popular, all $3.95 All Cotton Felt Mattresses, Floor Oilcloth in over 20 designs, genuine heavy painted bow-end bed, chifferobe, vanity dressing table and bench. wool bathing suit for men; Men’s Smart Boots and Oxfords, in black or On sale for...... $149.90 covered with a strong art back canvas oilcloth, all good patterns. Regular 65c. Chesterfield Suite of three pieces, fitted with Marshall ticking; made so they will On sale for, a square yard...... 58# shown in self colors, scarlet, brown calf, welted soles, built on up-to-date not lump; all sizes. August royal, navy,, camel, maize, lasts. Wonderful values. On sale for, a spring cushions and covered with good grade tapestry. -Linoleums in -full- range of - designs,- Dominion made. Saturday special.____ ...... v,.-.....;r... ;$149.50 sal*,- each . ™:.. $7.50 and black. On sale for, pair ...... $3.95 August Sale Price, a square yard ...... 79# each ...... $3.95 —Men's Shoes. Main Floor Small Breakfast-room Suite, of five pieces, round 36-inch All Cotton Felt Mattresses, table, and four Windsor style chairs, walnut finish. On better grade and guaranteed Inlaid Linoleums, 8 patterns to select from, designs right Men a Cotton Bathing Suits, sale for ...... $22.50 not to lump; covered with through to the canvas back. Regular $1.85. On sale navy and red, navy and —Furniture, Second Floor Chinaware Bargains for blue art ticking. Price, for, a square yard ...... $1-49 white. On sale, a suit, 50# -Men’s Furnishing■, Main Floor each ...... $10.50 —Linoleum, Second Floor August Selling Beds and 52-piece Dinner Set, sufficient for 6 persons, in a plain Colored Scotch white, hard wearing, medium weight ware ; made by John Couches Wilton and Axminster son Bros, of England. Specially priced for August, a Madras set...... $6.95 August Sale Bargains Clover Leaf Cups and Saucers. Special, 8 for ..$1.00 Saturday Extraordinary Values On Glass Biscuit Barrels, silverplated lid and handle. Special, Bale Saturday each ...... 85# Pull Size Brass Beds, with heavy, two-ineh posts, fitted Scotch Madras. 45 Ind 50 Brown Betty Tea Pots, all sizes. Special, each ... .40# with coil spring with braced sides and having 100 coils. RUGS —Chinaware, Lower Main Floor inches wide, in colors of And an all cotton mattress. All for ...... $27.50 August Bale Bargains Saturday blue, rose, green and tan. Bed Couch with steel grey enamel frame, and made to Regular #1.95, for, a vard Wilton Rug, 9x12 feet, British made and fine fold into a full size bed. The mattress is covered with ...... 75# Special Silverware Values good grade cretonne. On sale for...... $18.50 grade. Fringed ends, rose or blue grounds. Coil Cot, with black enamel ends, 30 inches wide, with Regular $ 7.90, for ....;...... $52.00 Scotch Madras, 36 inches Pie Knives, sterling silver handles, beautifully fin cretonne mattress and pillow. Each...... $18.50 wide, four designs to qelect ished. Special, each ...... $1.95 Wilton Rug, 9x10 feet, in seamless and excellent White Enamel Bassinette, with wire wheels and decor from. Regular #1.00. On Silverplated Bread Trays, a plain, first quality ated panels. Size inside, 20x39 inches. Complete with grade ; very attractive medallion designs. Reg. sale for. a yard...... 36# article at a bargain price. Each ...... $3.95 cotton mattress. On sale for...... $17.50 #120.00, for ...... $79.50 —Draperies, Second Floor Silverware. Lower Main Floor Wilton Rug, 9x9 feet ; choice of two designs. Regular, each #56.00. On sale for $38.50 SPECIAL PURCHASE OF “WAY" SAGLESS SPRING Wilton Rug, 6.6x9; green ground, with conventional design. Regular #39.76. On sale On Bale During August Bale. Each, $14.00 for ...... $26.75 Pure Irish Linen Lunch Cloths This famous Bed Spring is guaranteed by the makers for Axminster Rug, 9x12 feet; finest English, ...... $63.00 2d years. Will not roll occupants to the centre, is sanitary and noiseless. • Made with flexible hollow steel English Seamless Axminster Rugs, including some smart, two-tone effects. Regular, and Napkins cable, easily cleaned and will not tear bedclothes. On each #77.50, for .;...... ’...... $50.00 ON BALE SATURDAY ■ale during August Sale ^>14- 00 each Seamless Axminster Bugs, sise 9x9 feet, two only ; good designs. Reg #65.00, for $42.00 Pure Irish Linen Lunch Cloths and Napkins of the finest —Furniture, Second Floor Axminster Rugs, 7.6x9, seamless, two-tone designs ; rose or blue. Regular #55.00. On , quality, oyster shade, hemstitched and With woven colored sale for ...... $37.50 —Carpets, Second Floor borders in green, blue, pink and gold. A very attractive line Paints and Varnishes for at a very low price. Interior Use Cloths 36x36 inches. Special, each------$2.50 Cloths 45x45 inches. Special, each ...... $3.75 Flat Wall Paint, good quality, interior washable finish, House Paints and Shingle Stain on Sale Saturday Cloths 54x54 inches. Special, each ...... $4.50 in ivory and white. Per Quart ...... 98# House Paint, leader brand, in colors of cream, Oil Shingle Stainjn light or dark green. Reg. Napkins 14x14 inches. Special, ailozen...... $6.00 White Enamel, a rich white, high gloss enamel for all red, grey, slate, brown, green and white. Per #5.70 for, a 1-gallon can ...... $2.25 $9.00 purposes. Per quart ...... $1.35 gallon ...... $2.85 Napkins 18x18 inches. Special, a dozen .. Linoleum Varnish, guaranteed not to turn white or show A 4-gallon can...... $8.60 Any of the above colors, a 4-gallon scratches. Creosote Shingle Stain, a very good shingle Per half gallon ...$3.25 Per pint...... $1.00 tin ...... $11.00 Pure Linen Damask Table Cloths in rose, chrysanthemum, poppy and lily designs ; preserver as well as a deep penetrating sizes 70x70 inches; good heavy quality. A real bargain at, each ...... $3.75 1-quart tin ...... $1.75 Per half-pint...... 55# Porch Paint, a real outside, weather resist stain, in browns and reds. Regular $1.90 ing paint for porch and steps. A 1-quart Church's Alabastine, all colors ; reg. 75c. For, a for, a gallon ...... $1.50 -Linen», Main Floor packet ...-..... 69# tin ...... 98# Spencer’s Kalsomirie, all colors ; reg. 65c. For, a Oil Shingle Stains, fine quality Spencer’s oil Browns and reds, a 4 - gallon can, packet ...... 56f shingle stain, a deep penetrating stain with special ...... $5.60 All Lawn Mowers Reduced for Clearance Varnish Stain, for all woodwork and furniture, in good weather resisting surface ; shown in mahogany, walnut, dark and light oak. Per 1-quart brown, chocolate and reds. Dark or Light Green. Regular $2.20 for a 8- inch Wheals, 3 Blades 14 inches wide; regular $12.00. August gallon...... $1.75 Sale ...... $10.50 tin ...... 98# Regular $2.25 for, a gallon...... $2.00 12 inches wide; regular #8.50. August —Paints, Lower Main Floor Any of the above colors. A 4-gallon Any color, a 4-gallon can, special . .$6,40 Sale ...... $7.25 16 inches wide; .regular #13.00. August tin ...... #7.60 saie...... :$1T380 —Paints, Lower Main Floor 14 inches wide ; regular #9.25. August Sale...... $8.00 lOVj-inch Wheels, 4 Blades Highway Bargains in Books 12 inches wide; regular $13.00. August 16 inches wide; regular #10.00. August Onr regular stock of 89c reprints on sale, Saturday only, Sale ...... $11.00 Sale ...... $8.7$ for, each ...... 75# Stationery Bargains on the Highway Saturday 14 inches wide; regular $14.00. August Leather Bound Gift Books, Kipling, Hardy, Dickens, 9- inch Wheels, 4 Bladss Sale ...... $12.00 Scott, etc.; regular values to #2.76. On sale for A few only, Mih Jong Sets; regular #6.00. Notepaper, linen finish. Special, Saturday 12 inches widé; regular $11.00. August 16 inches wide; regular $15.00. August each ...... $100 To clear at, each ...... 75# only, per packet ...... 40# Sale ...... $9.50 Sale ...... $13.00 Children’s Books; values to $1.25. On sale for ... 50f Picture Frames, values to #4.25. To clear at, Envelopes to match. Per box...... 40# | —Hardware. Lower Mala Floor —Books, Lower Main Floor each ...... $1.00 —Stationary, Lower Main Floor :| DAVID SPENCER LIMITED |= VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 times : sporting news Horse Races Wa CPU. WiB Meet Gertrude EderU Has SSik Margo Now Resumed Training for Pictorial Golf Instruction Open At Willows ' Nanaimo In Final Her Charnel Attempt Proper Balance, Essential for Good GoK Track To-morrow Separates Ladersh •y H. B. MARTIN Boulogne. Aug. 14.—In J****??' Battle Tomorrow Hon for her attempt to Major League Race English Channel. Gertrude Merit Major K. B Spurgln, Well- ha* resumed the easy Ball Teams Clash in Deciding training ah. favor., «he .pent yw- known Local Sportsman, terday afternoon on the Orle h« Giants Four and Half Games Game for Island Champion Bench In front of the hotel, where Will Be Judge she Indulged In a eunbatjh After Behind Pirates; Athletics ship at Royal Athletic wards she was massaged by an ex pert at inched to her c"np\ Lead by Two Games Lillian Harrison, the Argentine First Race Will Start at 2.30 girl. Is still taking things easy. She Norm Forbes Will Be on show, little eigne of her ordeal of o’clock last Monday, when on her fourth el New Yoric Defeated Pittsburg Mound for Locals; Game fort to crone the channel exhausted and wa. nearly drovrnrt Yesterday; Philadelphia Starts at 5 o'clock et n point about eight miles off Major K. B. Spurgin, well» Fell Before Browns Dover Castle. When she Will take known local sportsman, will t,i„ water for her fifth trial has not be presiding judge at the seven- ret been decided. Interest is at a fever heat over * The Swiss long distance Çh^iplon day meet to be staged at the New York, Aug. 14—Sectional the ball game to-morrow after de Mlevllle. le the latest addition to Willows track, commencing to. the Cape Orla Nex Channel swim morrow, according to an an hostilities will be resumed to noon at the Royal Athletic Park ming colony. He expects to n.rke nouncement made this morning day in the major leagues with between the C.P.R., local cham- hie effort to swim the channel at scanty margins separating the soon ae he can make necessary ar byAhe Columbia Country Club, foremost contenders in the pen piona, and Nanaimo, winners of rangements.______- Seven races will be held daily the Mid-Island League, in the nant race. with the first commencing at The leaders took a back seat final game to decide the Island 2.30 o’clock. yesterday in both circuits, the championship. The battle will be Capitols Score Fme Major Spurgln la a local architect called at 5 o’clock sharp with' and I» well known to followers oi Giants turning in a four-to-one horse* ■ . . ^ umpires Murray and Boyd of With nearly three hundred horaeg victory over the Pirates in the Vancouver In charge. Lest week the Victory Over Sidney «tabled at the Willows, the meet final of their eerie* with Pittsburg, game commenced at 6.20 o'clock but promise, to be one of the most sue. while the Browne beat the Athletic* It has been decided to start half an ceseful ever itifed here. Several of la the concluding number In Phila hour earlier to-morrow In order to Win Championship the finest thoroughbreds In the coun. delphia 6-4. make sure nine Innings can be try are here to take part. Including The Glante now trail Pittsburg by played. . . Worthman. ths champion long dis fcur-and-one-half games, and open One of the largest crowds that tance runner of British Columbia; J. a double header on lta home lot to has ever attended an amateur ball I Defeated Millmcn by Score Hit AG AI * CT. THE. McNulty Jr, winner of both ths day against Brooklyn. The Roblna game In this city le espected to at LEFT LEC.' THE. FOOT Lanedowne and Brtghouse Derbies, were not scheduled, but nevertheless tend. The C.P.n. arq favored to win of 4-2 in Deciding Game JUG «T J and Queen Catherine, unbeaten sprint went into undisputed possession of In view of their decisive victory lest at Royal Athletic SHOULD BE- fimmlv p(VOT#« « champion of British Columbia It la fourth place when the Cardinals lost HAS ALDAYSKED week over the Up-Islanders. more than likely that Worthman an< to the Cube, 8-6. plunging the 8t. ptAMTE D, ON THE THE LEpr i Queen Catherine, along with an entry NANAIMO WON FIRST Louis Club back Into the second div A TINE GOUfS- dltewMD aeti- from the Dromheller stable, will op ision. The recent form reversal of In the first game of the series By defeating Sidney at the pose one another on Saturday. the Yankees will be watched with BOT MES played at Nanaimo the Coni City . —v ------. - , .- , ■ v. LEADING RIDERS HERE more than ordinary Interest and the team won out by n s-l score but the Royal Athletic Park last nignt, All the crack ridera of the Van Hugmen Invade the Capital to-day local champs were without the eer- . , „ undoubtedly the ------vices of three of their regular play- m wngt wag unuuuut J couver circuit with the exception of to stack up against the world's ActSACAÙ HUrSKCTIOM ere end were el a decided (Headvan - | beat game, b} the the young apprentice Magee, who chafntHonw. With the Jinx trailing this season, went to Winnipeg, will wear to, the the Yankees two-game winning JpvsW tage. In the second game pleyed | f 4_2, the Victoria Capl 7-JA. „( in golf le in the hendllng of the feet which mean, saddle at the Willow* There will be streak now broken, the New York ^r^e^L^fuf.^ tola lacro.se team won the Vie- eve^thln. If on.™ balance he will hit a poor .hoc The only po«lhl. twenty-five riders seen to action. Club Is figured to disturb the peace did brand of hall, behind the pitch- |or;a «11(1 District championship \ k *w»d tee shot la to make certain that the weight l* on ,the Another Interesting feature Is that of the front rank in the American a local boy will he riding during the L?he Senators split a bargain Mil ‘7,hr. •^mendUrohT. °"‘ and also the right to meet Van- at the time the follow through le being completed. If this le done meet. Zerelll, who broke Into the Ferions wee good enough In that ______hy the Hagans. Norm Forbes, pitching nee pf the C0UVgr in the provincial cnam- ""t1^ n?v°o7 «n .^,7 h.,0.c«mpn.Uh0wh.n w. hit «gaine, «h* left leggame______at the Willows last year, has with the Indians capturing the sec NE -REASON tournament to outacore Hagen. Mac now become one of the best In the ond game, 6-4. with a ninth-inning w IIthe Saraxens and the Bameeea Donald. Barnes. lax». Harneen. The pivot c*n el,‘’ -tatlonaCy and the body merely turn, on, e lnd hal been riding con, rally, after being blanked In the rule the roost in professional goir Is Brady and Mclhom. jpr.' ^°ôf zzzz Thi, member of „u„ch eupplled. If the left foot U .latently over .Inc. he left her* H4 Othat they have the class. last we*k* victory. Norm held the witnessed by one oi the largest ______Where the real punch opener by Utile, 2-0. After that affair MacFarlane wa* will be mounted on several borer* to. Another Is that they go In for Nanaimo batters well In check and croW(L, 0f the season who were V.Vu.iantlsIlv planted there can be little cl Boston clubs have always been re forgotten. He «rent back to h*» should he pitch the same brand of erowas oi . ... êvmîhîi, él~ leading up tn the Impact I. don. properly. morrow and his riding will M garded as dangerous to the peak tournament competition In » at Pbrt Washington and resumed ball to-morrow there win no doubt watched with Interest by local fol way. This comes cloeer to being their treated to plenty of thrills, tenants. Cotfnie Mack's club In the routine business of ln',rx,/"*r as to the winner of the game. In the first two periods Sidney had (Copyright, 1226, by the Bell Syndicate Inc.) lowers. . .. w vades Boston to-day with a two- bn el ness than teaching the geme. the members In the subtle sciences of The contest for riding honors wblcfi which le aupposedly their chief and Nesbitt will most likely be N*; the beet of the play and at the end game advantage over the Senators, keeping the head down, the 'eft arot nalmo'e choice for mound duty and of ttlfl eecond quarter were .leaaing has been conducted all season be« who are the closest competitors for primary contribution to the sport. straight and pivoting ’ If he receives the same Mnd of re- j by a 2-0 ecore, but In the third and tween Elmer Neal. Willie Molts* first honors In the American. Very few people ever heard Vf And In the meantime the big touD'a" ceptlon as last week he wfll have flna| period* the local* m ***** Ted Frayne Battled Fredericks and Harry Rowe will bt A wild throw by Poole yesterday Willie MacFarlane. the ‘’eepectac-led ment went to others: to Barnee In a hard task holding the local slug- ( comeback, overcoming J^r^ppon- resumed. Fredericks had a alight ad» feet -the ire me-Aw Philadelphia. AJ ««sterner,■ until he beat Bobby Jens* 1»îl. Saraaen In 1*12,-Jones In J*?.*- fefsf Tie iTàftM tm the morond here j en(yB Vea<1 and theh «forint the w tri Football Elevens Great Falls Fighter vantage ln points at the end of tM Simmon* socked his twentieth home- In a play-off to win the open cham and Walker In 1»24. but only lasted two Innings when j ning goal*. Lansdowne meeting, but Moltar had run of the year. pionship this year. Now who l« there to eaythat Mac he wa* replaced hy Barkhouee who At the start of the game ToMeetTo-morrpw piloted the largest number of wigs NATIONAL LEAGUE Tet MacFarlane has always been Faria ne would not have *>eena enn- finished the gams. took the offenalve and for the first To a Draw at Tacoma nera, second and third choices, wMI a fine golfer, easily capable of hold eptcuouB name In the., fifteen minutes the Capitol * defence Neal close behind. Rowe, who got Pittsburg. Aug. 14.—New York took tournament. If he h*d ,plt2£î eren’t THE TEAMS away to a poor start, showed fiM the final of a four-game series with ing hie own in any tournament was called upon to break up several agalnet any sort of opposition. Ton who I* there to say . The teams for to-morrow will be dangerous attacks. The c®"' In Benefit Match Tacoma, Aug. 14—Ted Fra>’n*j form at the end of the Vancouver Pittsburg yesterday, four to 1. draw plenty of others In the land Precise- season and was considered one or tbfi ing an even break and reducing the never heard of him before because , follows: | tinned to press and Just before the Seattle light heavyweight. and he shunned the tournaments. |y like MacFarlane—very splendid C.P.R.—Falconer Campbell, Harry I whistle blew they opened the scoring Marino Ranleri of Great Falls, drew best Jockey# on a half-mile track. lead of the Pirates to-fotir and one- IS Jim who etay away from, tmjnm- Copas Feathereton. Mlnnl*. Colin I when Regelebra shot a hot one past half games In the National League Either It was not a simple matter In six rounds last night la the main for MacFarlane to leave hie duties ment* because they are faithful Campbell. Dave Rlchdale. Roy Copas. Oravlln Local “Rep” Team to Play event of a card presented at The pennant race. , _ B* I More end Norm Forbeg. Play wee feet In the second half Station Belle Is Kent Greenfield allowed the Cor at hie club or else the lure of eham^ '^Z^Xx -OrandDaC H.M.S. Capetown at Royal Oskw water stadium. Lake Bteiia- sairs five hits and his teammates pionehlp play left . him _ alngutarly Nanaimo—Altken. Rice. Brown. wlth both team, having an .ten room, near her*. The ring was erec calm and unresponsive. At any rate, ^re.r2k,ek,.“.p5>s»i5. Tenney Edward,. Mllhurn. Beattie, I share of the play. Cotton Brym- ted on a float to the middle of the turned out a three-run lead In the Neahltt, Perry and Barkhouee. lolfeon had a great opportunity '" Athletic Park Owner of Sweep third inning. The Giants totalled the records show he he* ptayed In Stadium which encloses a body of only two championships In five finished a bare stroke out of t\r*t .. —— I put the locals on even terms out water 200 feet square. seven naffc blow* off Aldridge, who nlace And bsfore that tourn»*n<*M At av meeting of the executive of Simpson, In goal for Sidney, blocked Young Jack Dempsey. Tacoma Cleveland, d, Aug. 14. TakliTaking was removed from the box in the years. no one had ever heard of him beyond of tM You find him mentioned «rat In the senior amateur league held last j what looked like a sure goal. 8ld- light heavyweight, knocked out tile command at the start of each seventh, to be succeeded by Adams the boundaries of hi» ntght It was decided to postpone the ney scored their eecond «0*1*h*'n In a benefit mstch for the Anderson. Tacoma veteran, to the two beets and holding full swai and Sheehan. Travis Jackson again the records In 1*2» a* a Uk. MacFarlane. bsd P Rllh . Inverness, the tournament which wit RUhet Cup game echeduled for Mon- Billy Munro mopped widow of Obrly Davidson, late third round. throughout. Station Bella, Belwln. injured Ms lame knee and had to re (erred to stick around home. Bltnet ,h- (.pn and Eaglea putting hla team on the offenalve. Dick Potter * of Seattle, kayoed Sienna filly, easily won the main al< tire from the game. _ nessed the dramatic collapse of Harry line of Jim Corbett's favorite t7ac^unVnofth.raJoade,1r, h.'n.and Mjnny Norion^.cojed £ a P™ of the Veterans end North Ward Vardon in a Clustering gaJe, and the Eddie Brock of Centralis In the eec vision of the Rainy Day At Pittsburg------, , , theories concerning boxing £ “ o„v tomorrow ln.,«d ^J^urihTeco^.^^ ond round and Ray Ttngley. Tacoma •takes. Amerlca-a richest New York...... « J J unlooked-for victory of hla slugging no matter who l« .hamplonthereU to play to-morrow. football flubs, « local “rep Sons and Eaglea will clash ______team and H.M.S. Capetown welter and Gib Weaver of Centrait* two-year-old trotters, ths Pittsburg ...... l * 1 compatriot, Ted Ray. . hth always someone somewhere In tn 1 In the third quarter the best la drew In four-round bouts. Greenlleeld end Snyder: Aldridge. That year he was tied for elebth capable of beating him if should the former chalk up I criï,e of the game was seen with the football teams will flash at the yesterday’s Grand Circuit racing Adame, Sheehan and Smith. place at 2*». and. oddly -nough the you can find him and get him In they will win the eerlee end I Capitalsre__ 1_ a--..!having—— akathe adaaedge. The Vic North Randall. player he «hared the position with Royal Athletic Park to-morrow The race, valued at $16,260, wot CUM WIN FIRST coveted trophy. ______toria team lodged a determined at woe young Bobby Jones who wa. ,llThl« ^eame theory can be logically tack on the Sidney goal and John afternoon starting at 2.30 o clock $6.712.76 for her owner, E. J. Merkto St. Louie. Aug. If-—The Chicago like MacFarlane. making hla first Columbus, O. Double Cross, owned applied to golf Taylor scored the local's first goal Victoria Cricket Cube outhlt the St. Louie Cardinale atari In the American open. Mac- on a neat bit of individual play. A sharp. As the match ifi being hy A. B. Cox. Paoll, Pa., and drive* yeeterday and won the Bret game of few minutes later Johnny Johnson «Uged for a good cause a large by Thomas W. Murphy, was second the eerlee S to 6. The riel tore got Vancouver Boy Is evened tip the count when he beat and Charm, a stable mate of Statloe thirteen safeties for a total of Crothers Breaks Trap Simpson from close quarters with a crowd in expected. Teams To Oppose Belle, was third. Charm won UM twenty-three baas*. Manager Rogers stinging shot. Ed. Popham had a Since their arrival at this port the only other two-year-old trot rwc# Hornsby, of the Cardinal*, hit hie ack Kearns Is Extra Attraction golden opportunity to put the Capi tar* have played quite a number of this season, at Kalamazoo. thlrty-flrat home run of the season Shooting Record W ith tols in the lead but hie shot missed local soccer teams and they have with two men on bases In the fifth the goal by Inches. The period ended showed great improvement since their Inning. „ _ Anxious To Hold A Remarkable Score On Fme Fight Card! with the teams on even terms. first match. To-morrow they will Westerners Win At St. Louie— R Jv E. WINNING GOALS field a strong eleven 'n^heMh”pe" Victoria “A" Team to Play in Chicago ...... * ” 1 lowering the colora of the all star” It. Louie...... 6 J®, " . , Both teams worked hard In the In Chicago Tennis On To Meal Ticket Wilmington, Del.. Aug. 14.—Sieve *An eighteenrpiece band from the Vancouver; Victoria “B” Cooper end Gonsalee; Haines, Crothers, Pennsylvania State trap Perry Oueenan Will Bring lthem and O'Farrell. Capetown will be In attendance and Chicago, Aug. 14.—Decisive vio. shooting champion, was declared to Over Prospective Champion | Sf- will render selections during the at University AMERICAN LEAGUE day by officials of the Yorkttn Gun tories for young western P»P ntori Washington. Aug. 14 —Washington Club to have broken the world's fftp ^atlirdaV I *n lMl Ed Popham put the Capi- over their eastern rivals featured till Will Sign Dempsey for Match lur OdlUl Uflj | tole ln the lead When he broke away The Victoria team will be as fol fourth day’s play of the national and Cleveland divided a doubleheader amateur record to-day for consecu lows: Goal. Zanelll (United Services); from his check placing the ball In the Cricket followers will have the op. Junior and boys' tennis champion» yeeterday, the champions bowing to With Harry Wiils tive targets at sixteen yards. Croth backs. Joe Watt (Eequimalt) and ship on tfce turf court of ths Soul* superior pitching by Uhls In the. Aral ers in scoring 496 out of 600, broke net. This seemed to put renewed Whyte (United Servi reel; half-backs. port unity of seeing n Vancouver game and taking the second with a 484 straight targets. The world’s —. . . . .Jjjfigan tn the fight 1 vigor In the Victoria team and they Side Tennis Club. Preston (Veterans), Edwards (Esqui eleven In action to-morrow when the Three westerners, Cranston hou ninth Inning rally to break alls. The record of 414 straight targets was The latest addition to tne g j attacked the Sidney goal with ven can! to be offered at the ice geanc«. Brynjolfson put the game mau). and Popham (Victoria West): Victoria "B" team will engage the man of Ban Francisco, favored tj eeoree were 1 to 6 and l to 4. Zach New York. Aug. 11—Jack K,*,r”*hl! held by M. Carrolll of Kansas City. forwards, Stewart (Esquimau). Spiers mainland representatives to an all- win the title; Harris CoggaahaO j ary pltcheed well agalnet Lhle In the the validity of hi* Vwwalmce Saturday makes on toe for the Capitols When he went (United Services). Coulter (United opener but had two bad Inning*. I" hockey palace c>euiru»y ^ ^ I through on hie own, beating Rlmp- day game at the University grounds. Deerw MolneaMoines, and Berkley Bell «4 managerial contract with Services). Warren (Eequlmalt), and Thé Victoria “A" equad will Journey the ninth Cap Kerr wa* hit hard by eey el the New York State Athletic ■VANCOUVER BOV WINS it perhaps one Of the beet eveM eon easily. In the dying moments Austin. Texas, are ln the neml-flMlI Coaler (United Services). to Vancouver to play the mainland Of the Junior singles aa a result «4 the champion*. Walter Johnson op- Commission meeting to-d*y.__ offered to the Victor» f.ng ,f ofjh. ^ t.ta5jjo San Rafael. Cal.. Aug. 14. — senior team In another Inter-city easy fifth round matches yesterday ooaed Karr, but gave way to Oregg The dapper pilot of the world s In a hard-fought game the United tntha fifth, the latter getting credit Speedy" Sparks. Chicago welter not the best. On top of Joe Day-1 lhrough th* stonewall defence of the match. Henry L. Johnson Jr. of Waban heavyweight champion Intimated to- ftorvAcsa football elevan defeatedl the The game at Mount Tohnie should nlrht that he would call on ttve eom- weight. won a ten round decision fey and Henry Behnaeo in the ^*joe Hancock refereed and the emek team from H.1Î.8. Capetown Mass. Is the only easterner to gat$ be a good one as both aides Flat gam , to-morrow and make hla from Sailor Duselk of San R»*»»! at the Canteen Grounds last night ere the semi-final bracket. Three west, here last night Mickey Gill of Van- ten-round headliner the iaterest___ team* were aa follows: strong. ern doubles teams and one tens Cleveland .. peace with the Iwxlng eolona by between Sam Victoria—Oravlln. E. Taylor. Kroe- by the score of 2-1. Washington signing Dempsey for a match wltn couver. B.O., took a decision after L semi wind-up between bam Tea minutes after the start of the Although the Victoria senior team from the East are In the semi-final* ger. Patterson, Brynjolfson. Popham. wtlt not -he ae strong a* usual they trill* and L. Sewett: -Bachary. Rue Harry Wllla. At the same time he four round» from Rammjul^e. 6ie- aD,V the Indian Baptise lute, J. Johnson. John Taylor, Mc game Spiers put the Service men TO of the Junior doubles said be would sign Mickey Walker for ramento bantamweight. In the eemt- Thomas"■cveo has raised that...... bout to— -the the lead when he booted Coulter’s should give the mainland*» a good sell and Serereld. Ruel. Gregor. Jack Taylor, Macmurchte. battle. Included to the eleven win be New Westminster. Aug. 14.—Van Second game — "■ “■ K a match with Dave Shade. final. ______proportions of » headliner too. Then Sidney—Simpson. Munro. Ander into the net. The «rat half Cleveland J • Kearns made this intimation In Xha on top of that It I» announced that son. Burton, E. Norton. Stuart, Mr rnded* with the focal team leading Major Cobtwtt, Matthews. Sperke, couver Indiana and the - New Wont» Washington...... * ” „ face of a reported declaration from Perry Queenan, a .name to conjure Nell, Begrlehra, Hobbls. Hicka, M i*a Wrnman and Grant, nil crack play- minster lscroeee teem fought to. I Karr. Miller and Myatti L. Sewell Dempsey on the Pacific Coast that with In ring history, will bring a boy Norton and Steele. utay was fast In the second frame, •three-all tie here Inst night, dark, who. It I. illevsd wlU within a v«;y Victoria and Five C'a are now tied neea preventing any further play. Johnson. Oregg. Mar berry and Ruel, he would not fight In New York Bute HOW THEY STAND Summary of Goals with the sailors fighting hard to even or In any state over which the New abort apace of time step Into the First quarter—Segelebra. 11.06. up the score. Ward put the Service» tor the league championship and In York hoard has Influence, and despite tones that VIC Foley, also a protege Second quarter—M. Norton, 1.60. two up when, he scored from close order to decide the winner a match WILD THROW COSTLY the announcement hy Dempsey that NATIONAL LEAGUE of Queenan, now holds. The lad 1» quarters Just before the _ final Kill he played on August 21. Philadelphia. Aug. !*•—«'• ,x>u*' Won Lost Pet. Third quarter—John Taylor, 1.60 he would do hie own signing In the Ted Noble, and he will go ft Johnson, 2.60. whistle Smith netted the eaUorslone The team* to play to to-morrow's won Its only game of the eerle. of future. Such action on the part of .. 44 41 .610 goal when he placed the ball to the four by winning the final Any with Pittsburg ... rounds with Tommy Fielding. Fourth quarter — Psfham. 620 games will be as follows: Kearns will likely cause a showdown wa 61 47 .666 net after the goalie had come- out to Victoria “A" team—H. R. Cobbett the Philadelphia Athletics here yes New York Fielding IS regarded In Victoria as Brynjolfson, 2.10. concerning the contractual relation* Cincinnati .. .. 67 50 .531 one stepping Into the class of Bud (captain), (Victoria), F. Sparks. R. terday. I to 4. A wide throw by .600 Trmatrong refereed and the tee me between the two former partner*. Ht. Louie ... .. 65 55 Lamln. who got a decision over the Wenman (Incoge). A. Mathews. F. Poets tn the eighth Inning save the Kearns may strike «meg In Me . . 61 62 famous pencho Villa. ŸïobTa 1* a few Browns their winning run. Al Sim Brooklyn ..'. Indoor Ball Teams to ■ere M'BSE III ’: ------Saxton-YVTiftn and 6; Croeland programme If the New York com- Philadelphia .. 47 66 .456 pounds heavier than Fielding. Quee United Services—Zanelll: Grime, (Cowichan), H. Gillespie, F. Wateou, mons hit hie twentieth homer of the mission-demands a heavy forfeit to 60 .444 and Peters: Hawkea, Whyte and eeaeon off Gaston In the fifth inning Chlc«*o ■■■■ a. 48 nan. who trained Foley and then O. C. Grant and A. W. Cocke (Vic bind the contract. AX. 1» almost cer a. 44 66 .400 Meet This Evening in Robinson; Smith. Spiers, Coulter. tain such a forfeit will be demanded sold out hie contract to Allan, be- toria). and another. At Philadelphia R. H. limres that In Noble he has the best Ward and Coaler. The Vancouver team to oppose this Ft. Louie .. although members of the commission M LEAGUE handled in bin Me, H.M.H. Catoltown-L»e; Mcholla were unwilling le-dUcuee the matter...... Second Play-of side will he composed o4 T. Letih i - Won Lost » andhe has handled many of them, and Foley; Burrows, Wild and Coch- (captain). W. L. Rivera G. R. Baton- NANAIMO Oaaton, Vangllder and Hargrave It Is logic» I to believe that Kearns 26 .660 Smlth, Finn. Bowser, Fair and will not poet any heavy forf«lt »l'|>- Philadelphia .. 70 and with two bouta already on the In the second game of the Indoor Shore. P. Broadfoot, E. 8. Sullen. W. Walberg. Harris and Cochcmne. 39 .630 list that can be regarded In the head- Dlckapn. ______out assurance from Dempeey that he Washington .. 69 play-off for the Victoria and district Peters. O. Thom, W O. Ivnmy, C. A. VS. At New York—Chicago game post ...69 61 .636 llne clase this mîke. the third out- will abide by the contract. Chicago .... .tandini fight the Victoria Boxing championship the Hlllcreete end Wood. F. G. Peers and G. C. Peel. Floyd Fltmlmmons of Michigan ...64 65 .40» JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPION Victoria “B" team—H. Edward* Detroit—Boston game poet- Detroit ------Association offers to an expensive ef Ÿ.M.CA. teams will meet at Work City lnd. the promoter who hold* 81. Louie ...... 63 66 .466 Point to-nlffht. commencing at 4.20 (captain), Eric Qualnton. Eden VICTORIA .461 coast League „ q Dempsey's signature to aj contract, Oevelapd. ...61 62 fort to win .h. Moose Jaw. Aug. J?m”y *“** Qualnton. F. C. Comley ml P_C, 61 .430 right fans in it» fleet bid for public o M the come through with JL^H. and Paddy Mullins. Mills's manager, New York ...46 sail, seventeen, captured ths Sas Payne (Five C'a), R. Knight, T. Pits (C. P. B.) i At Be*------76 .306 4 II continued their negotiations to-day Boston ...... 33 “■Si Victoria Boxing Association a victory they will be declared In katchewan junior «^,1champ'on,b'p and F. Jordan ( Albion»), D. Dunlop with nothing developed. door champions, and will gain poe when he defeated Phil Morse, etx- (Cowichan), and O. Wilkinson (Vic 8‘pi#rS*»3dCook':'Pfeffer, William., Fltselmmons Is eager for Mullins » LEAGUE had planned.to Invite the visiting teen-yesr-old Saskatoon boy Thurs sailors as their guests at the fight session of the Clearthue Challenge toria). signature and Mullins la eager for a Won Lost Pet. day afternoon. He won ( and 4 In a The Vancouver eleven coming over Royal Athletic Park hut finds that owing to the expenses Cup. In the first game of the series crack at the championship, but h* I* San Francisco ...86 44 .660 played on Tuesday night the "T” thlfty-ktx-hote match, the game to piny at Mount Tolmle will be: reluctant to Incur the wrath of the 63 .60* toe, have «tailed they will be un- ending on thé fourteenth green. Salt Lake ...77 lull ” do no. The easoclation has Bine scored a decisive victory. The Slmmonda (captain). G. 8t. J. Do Saturday. 8.00 p.m. * « * Hew York commission In signing for Seattle ...... 72 66 .603 Hlllcreste, who won the champion ver. H. Chamberlain. C. Vernon, a no-decision match. ...70 60 .638 however set aside » block of seats ship last season are confident - General Adnunaiot. 35c Hushes E. Jacob* and Los Angeles .. for the sal lore at a lower rate. The and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I Remnant, Addle, A. Beresford. R. V ...60 63 .418 winning this evening's game ana i ______Pink ham, d GUes. G. Allen. T, Hog- Sandberg. Portland ...... ■association also plans at this and all making a third battle necessary to I Baltimore 7-1.7-7; SyracuseHyraov " 4.1" ' postponed’ WESTERN LEAGUE ...65 72 .433 1 garth. Seattle-Vernon game At IJncoln 4-0; Wichita 1-2. Oakland .37T other bouts they stage to offer AB others postponed ram. Vernon ...... 49 81 | special concessions to schoolboy». decide the title. 1 r*Portiafii-Oakland game postponed; At Omaha 10; Oklahoma City 2. ... 45 S4 .340 At Dee Moines î; BL Joseph L i Sacramento .. gala. / VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 19& 13 of order, Arthur Young, an Inmate of PRISONER REPAIRED the reformatory and a skilled AUTO AND ESCAPED mechanic, was given the task of re FUY BOARD pairing it. - -X___ Me put it in good running order Guelph, mu' A us- 14.—When and hm it out when no one was look Serst, McGuire of the Mtmico re ing. Police are searching tor both STARTS INQUIRY formatory, reported hie sedan car out voung and the car. IMEIBHTS Entire Canadian Rate Struc a Horse Racing ture Investigated to Bring Equalization AT o ..Ottawa, Mig. 14.—The Rail ’ At the Willows road Commission has inaugurated i ? an exhaustive investigation which, will go into the entire LIGHTS CIGAItET—FOUFI—One cigarette; price $250.000! Twenty-three tank cam went off the track of the Midland Valley M/I rate structure with the object Railroad at Haskell, Okie Someone lighted a clgarotte, dropped of equalizing railway rates the match—and look what happened. 7 —DAYS throughout Canada. From an o economic point of view it is re to changes and objections bave been garded as one of the most im filed the board will begin hearings, which will be held In various parts of portant investigations ever the Dominion. ENGINEER BROKE Starting Saturday, August 15 undertaken In Canda. The field to be covered is a broad Interested parties were notified one because nearly every section of ^ at 2.30 p.m. some time ago of their opportunity Canada hae some grievance involving to submit written rcasona why they railway operation or rates. In Brit RULES AND ELEVEN desire changes in the present tariffs, ish Columbia there has been com SEVEN THRILLING RACES the time for submission ending Aug plaint against the mountain differen ust 15. After that date there will tial higher rates which railways Right Tire- be- fifteen daya during which the claim are due to the extra cost of DEXTHSRESULTED With the Finest Thoroughbreds in the West Competing public will have access to these mountain construction and of moving written documente with the right to trains over difficult grades. In the submit objectlpns. Maritime Provinces the claim la put 160 Persons Injured When COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB LTD. By this procedure the commission forward that the Canadian National Train Wrecked at Station hopes to expedite its work and bring line from Montreal and Quebec to Right Price 220 Central Building it more quickly to the point where It the Atlantic was built as part tjTTttr in Amiens, France will hear oral argumenta on the confederation agreement, and tuat questions. When all suggestions as rates which will permit free commer cial Intercourse between Nova Scotia. Cars Piled Up; 6as Tanks New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island and the central provinces Exploded and Started Fire XT THY waste time shop- It doesn’t matter whether you must be maintained 6n this section Amiens, Frenee, Aug. 14.—Eleven need a 30 x 3 Vi Clincher or the of the road. VV pitig around? The Throughout the investigation the persons were killed and 160 injured Goodyear Selected Dealer ' biggest balloon—whether you commission will be restricted in only in the disaster last night when need the road-gripping, long- one particular. It must not permit crowded Parie-Calais express train has all you are looking for— wearing. All-Weather Tread or maximum rates on grain and dour of twenty coaches piled up and burst moving eastward to be higher than right tire and right price. those set by the Crow's Nest Pa as into flames ju|t as it swept into the a tread a little leas rugged— Agreement, an old agreement entered Amiens station* The train is said to whether you are used to paying into between the Government and have been going at sixty miles ■" You can’t get a better tire the Canadian Pacific Railway. This hour instead of having slewed up less than $10 or over $100—the |s a concession to the Western grain outside the station as the rules re than a Goodyear at any Goodyear Selected Dealer can quire. Last Call The peeeengere were meetly third- price. meet your needs. class. CANTEEN FUND FOR The train left Parle yesterday You can get a Goodyear Tire afternoon. It was on time, but the And you can count on one thing EDUCATION PURPOSE engineer for some unknown reason, for the same or less money ran aa fast aa eighty miles an hour, —the tire he sells you will be a Winnipeg. Aug. 14.—A proposal alarming the passenger*. He should than you are frequently that. RriUaii .Columbia,'* share..of Jibe hwe slewed -up ae-he approached t he Goodyear, with full Goodyear This is our final announcement Canteen Fund of the Canadian army yards, but when In the station he asked to pay for uncertain quualfty. See your Goodyear which eervecT in the Great War jammed on the brakes while the train should be invested in Government was going at high speed. The bag quality. Selected Dealer now. Our sale is about ended—the special allotment securities for the purpose of creat gage car whs derailed, seven of the ing a fund to obtain scholar ships for forward third-class were telescoped is going fast. « Thousands of men have already the dependents of ex-service men and the remaining care toppled on was sponsored in a motion placed be their skies. taken advantage of this offer. They are now fore the annual convention of the Goodyear means Good Wear Grand Army of United Veterans here GAS TANKS EXPLODED « enjoying a clean, cool, velvet shave with the yesterday. The motion cam* from Gas tanks in the old-fashlonedga the Kamloops branch and received lighted coaches exploded, three only razor that strops itself. Get Yours Now. the unanimous support of the dele coaches being eet on fire. gates from British Columbia. The Nine bodies, five of them women, Important nature of the resolution have been found, some of them badly was stressed by speakers and as a scorched. It la feared others are still result it was turned over to the in in the wreckage. Two of the injured coming executive. men died shortly after they had been JL M. Madeod. Dominion secre removed to a hospital, and five others IN CANADA tary. stated the feeling t* the -dele are -ln -a rxltlcal condition...... ; ... gates on the question of amalgama The train, loaded with holiday tion of soldier bodies was one of en makers, was bound for the seashore tire accord with the proposal out The engineer escaped unhurt and lined by Meld Marshal Karl Haig his mental condition la being exam during hie recent visit to Canada, ined. * provided all associations entered into it with the same spirit The same feeling of accord, he said, brought RADIOACTIVITIES the Grand Army of United Veterans w* of Canada and the United Veterans’ AND MANUFACTURES League together in 1B20. Unity, he pointed out. was the national slogan IN CANADA GROW of the Grand Army of United Vet- WXILKK AUTO SUPPLY Ottawa, Aug. 14.—Canada spent $5,r BBOO MOTOR 00., LTD. • 14,710 on radio seta and parte In HOUSE 1924 Public interest in radio broadcast 1000 Douglas St Phone 660, 668 936 View St. Phone 2066 EASTERN STAR ing and the consequent demand for apparatus have created a new indus DELEGATES HEARD try. A report issued to-day by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows IOWA GOVERNOR that production of radio sets and paru in Canada last year amounted Toronto. Aug. 14.—John Hammll. to 13,201.103. Governor of Iowa, whs «he outstand Radio license* were Issued by the f ing speaker at yesterday's session of Department of Marine and Fisheries the grand chapter of the Order of during the twelve months ended the Eastern Star, presenting a com March 21. 1123 to 92.994 persons. prehensive report on the internation Ontario was first with 41,147; Sas al organisation in connection with katchewan took 9.303; Manitoba the Temple committee, of which he 4.563: British Columbia 4.409 and 59 la chairman, with headquarters in éJberta 6.448 licensee Washington. A complimentary banquet was ten dered the delegatee by the Ontario U.S. SAILORS IN Gold-Plated chapter, presided over by Mrs Lena Logan of Iamdon, Ontr, and Mrs. Alice 6. Meadow». CLASH IN PORT OF NEW ZEALAND PETRIFIED MAN WAS Christchurch. N.Z.. Aug. 15.—All men on leave from the United States FOUND BY SURVEYORS warships at present visiting Port Lyleton. the port of Christchurch, Special Xe The Times were ordered back to their ahipa last Milet Wellington. N.Z.. Aug. 14.—A sur night following slight disorders In vey party has made, in a wild and Victoria Square here, caused by men la many a corner, to you unseen, inaccessible spot on the Wanganui of the hoodlum clement annoying River, a find of an extraordinary the American Bailors. No one was Our washers continually scrub and < kind in a petrified man. He was Injured, hut several of the United found In a limestone cave, and it Is States sailor* were arrested by their thought he took refuge there ages own patrol. ago and was covered and preserved The order created a sensation when by the ice-cold and lime-laden the news became known. The trouble water. started when the United States sail AutcuStrop A syndicate baa been formed to ors were annoyed by Insulting re retrieve the stone man by cutting marks from a small Irresponsible out a solid block of aliout five tone band of civilians who shouted, "Who of limestone and transporting It to won the war?" Excessive Carefulness civilisation. Asked if the etranger would be accommodated In a mus eum. one of the syndicate replied: “Not on your Ilf#! We're going to take him on tour. He’ll make we 0147 rich. He'a worth a fortune!” When one serves a loaf of 4X Bread there is that almost uncon scious knowledge that, through every process, from original Razor NORTHERN ONTARIO ingredients to the product placed in your hands, excessive care GROWTH STRESSED fulness has been used. This rule is very much in evidence on the Three Rivers. Que„ Aug. 14 —That Sufferers From Indigestion iniide of the wagons that bring you Shelly » 4X Bread. Call our a highly placed personage in the Stomach Trouble Government had admitted to him wagon salesmen, or your corner store or phone us—to-day. that Regulation XVIII of the OUT THIS OUT What Ontario School Apt was directed You’re sure to like more against the Roman Cut hollo religion than against the TYeneh tkm, aouriMM. sa», heartburn, forôîler- You language was the note of an address mentation, etc . are caused nine times delivered here by Mgr. Halle. Bishop I In ten by chronic acid stomach.” says of Northern Ontario, in connection a well-known authority. Get! with the Semaine Sociale now being Burning hydrochloric acid develop* in the stomach at an alarming rate. The celebrated at- Three Rivers. acid Irritate* and Inflame# the del traie 'razor “I come from Northern Ontario," stomach lining and of tan leads to gas-. *afd the Mwhop. whose see etty U Iritis accompanied by dangerous stom (Gold-Plated) Hearst, “and ! do not hesitate to spy ach ulcéra Don't dose an acid stomach it will become a new province of with pepsin or artificial dlgeetanta that | STROP only give temporary relief from pain by Quebec.” driving the sour, fermenting food out of BLADE He predicted that'In twenty-five the stomach into the intestines. years there would be 560,000 Krenoh- Instead, neutralise or sweeten your BLADE BOX Canadlans in Northern Ontario. acid stomach after meals with a little hot water and Blsurated Magnesia and (Gold-Plated) not only will the pain vanish but your MAN ENDED LIFE meals will digest naturally. There ie I CASE nothing better than Bisura!ed Magnesia Three Rivers. Que.. Aug 14.—The to sweeten and settle an acid stomach. body of Philippe Verrette, forty, who It soaks up the harmful excess acid had been missing from home aînée much aa a sponge or blotting paper Wednesday night, was found yester might, end your stomach acts and feels fine in just a few minutes. Blsurated OBTAINABLE day. hanging from » power transmis Magnesia can be obtained from any sion pole Just outdide the town. He reliable druggist in either powder or had apparently committed suicide* tablet form It is safe, reliable, easy He leave# a widow and*several chil and pleasant to uae, Is not a laxative ii >■■■« dren. ‘ ki not at all expensive. CAdvt Slfc 1* VICTORIA TXAILY TÎMKR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1925 he had Adopted a baheruthlan career. it must be time to go to sleep again, mud turtle with a hard shell oh hi* WHEAT IS HARVESTED Paramount recently translated to 1 guee«. Anyhow, that's what 1 did!” back. 'Slip me In footer's bed to Start the day with the screen Hi» latest novel, ‘Code of "Yes. that's what you did,” agreed night after he's asleep.“ whispered NORTH OF EDMONTON the West,** now showing at the' Unci* Wlgglty. «And* I milàt find a the turtle. "Tho next morning. If Columbia Theatre. It la a present way to teach you a lesson, Tooter AT THE THEATRES he doesn't got up when he Is càlled, Edmonton, Aug. 14. -* Btvnol day story of Mfe in the Artgona Stay Abed. Come now, don't wait farmers In the Bon Xcord district, mountains with its share of the another mlpute. Dress and cothe 1*11 tickle hls teet with my tall.” north of Edmonton on the Alberta brand of thrill» and. red-gloodcd ac down?” And that's Just what happened. and Orest Waterways Hallway, have tion for which all of the Zane Orey This time Tooter didn't fall aleeep The turtle was put down at the foot commenced the cutting of wheel, ac ALL PRETTY MOVIE •lories are noted. again, but hurried to the kitchen for AT THE THEATRES of they rabbit’s bed between the cording to reports received at the GIRLS NOT ACTING Among the many prominent play a late breakfast. And then Uncle railway offices. Harvesting la ex ers in this production, which William Wigglly went wandering In the woods sheets. Ahd when Tooter turned pected to be general in that district Columbia—-Cod, of the West." K. Howard produced from the screen to look for an, adventure, and at the over for his second sleep that morn in a couple cf days. * SHREDDED BEFORE CAMERA Capitol—Soul fire." adaptation of Lucien Hubbard, are same time to try to find, if he could, ing the turtle in the bed stuck his No damage I» reported from hall Demiiiioit—^‘Chiekie.* Owen Moore, Constance Bennett. a way to make Tooter get up morn tell out from between his shells end M«tbel Ballln, 'Charles Ogle and or any similar cause, though the All the pretty girls la thé movie Coliseum—-1#6 Revus.” ings. . wsgged his tall ver$rlaet. grain I» In pieces a little "spotty" David Butler.______"What's the trouble. Uncle Wtg- “Oh! Wowch! Woosle!” howled are not belot e the camera. Playhouse—-tally from Seon- Tnnlsr *»■«■»«>■>» mil nf hxl "Wh,i as a reault of the recent dry weather. gilyr* asked a votes near the rabbit The crop yW4d a»>». eehele srttt be These are the discoveries of Bar gentleman, who was sitting on a log. tickled my toeef And when he bara Bedford, the pretty screen ROBERTSON HAS "What are you thinking off looked and saw the turtle he laughed good, however. .;- artist at the Ince Studios. "Trying to think of a way to get And ever after that he got up the The Boyle, Venice end Lac la Biche'districts anticipa Sc one of the "It la amazing the number of Flrot National'll current offering at THREE OTHER NOTABLE Tooter out of bed,” waa the answer first time he was called. <. pretty girls who are employed in the beet crops In the history of those the Coliseum Theatre. And then the voice went on: So if the goldfish doesn'.t go to WHEAT studios who are not in pictures and PLAYS TO HIS CREDIT "Put me In bed with Tooter when sleep In the bird's bath tub and get eecttons, there.having been more never have any desire to become he doesn't know It. I'll get him up!" a lot of seed tangled In his hair. I'll rain Along the northern end of the players, at least to all appearances,** John 8. Robertson, who produced Uncle Wigglly lookM and saw. tell you next about Uncle Wigglly*» railway. Cutting la expected to get It merits health and strength LIFE OF ZANE Richard BartbelHiee»*» newest ve crawling along the ground, a big shoe string. under way this next week. "I wonder If they are not often a hicle. “Soul Fire,” has three other little envious of the fame of the lees GREY AS THRILLING notable photoplays to his crédit. He beautiful actresses, and these actres is the man who created "Sentiment ses are not a little envious of the AS HIS NOVELS al Tommy.” “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. other girl's good looks. Hyde” and “The Enchanted Cottage." “Life's a funny proposition, any- Tljg story of Zane Grey's own life all rated by the critics eg milestones ouM make as Interesting reading as of cinema progress. Miss Bedford's artistry aided ma hie novels? \ Bessie Love, who plays opposite terially in the marvelous scenic ef Born In Zanesville, Ohio, he comes » Richard Barthelmess in his new pro fects shown in**Playing With Souls.** of a line of hunters, farmers and duction. "Soul Fire," which plays at sturdy pioneers. iYom them ha in the Capitol Theatre this week, was herited a strain of Indian blood. Itorn in Midland, Texas. Her parents As a boy. the famous author pre moved to Los Angeles. D. W. Grif ferred swimming. Ashing or hunting fith saw her riding a velocipede in City of Victoria front of her mother's home—and Order of the to school and work. He was fond of PLAYHOUSE books, especially Scott and Cooper. engaged her for the pictures. Stage As a young man he played baseball at the University of Pennsylvania Reginald Hineks iÿ and became such an enthusiast that COLLEEN MOORE presents it was with difficulty his parents re A Lova I M u si cal strained him from going into the IN FLAPPER ROLE Tale major league. Millions of Action readers the AT PLAYHOUSE world over have every reason to feel “Sally grateful to Zane Urey's folks, for It From the flapper roles of "Flaming 1* a certainty that the many enthral Touth** and "The Perfect Flapper’’ ling stories he has written would Colleen Moore has turned to more never have seen the light of day if serious drama In her latest First Na Saanich” tional picture. "So lUg.” This is an Absolute Audtion Sale adaptation from the novel of Edna Ferber. and portrays Colleen as the ^Colleen MooF wife of a Dutch farmer in the year 810. Incidentally, the picture, which of City-Owned Real Estate COLISEUM is being shown at the Playhouse "The Show That's Like No Other.” Theatre. I» Colleen's first as à full- fledged star. The Stage Homes, Business Properties, Apartments and Investment Properties to Go to Highest Bidder The official opening of the Bagful FORMER LONDON of Pun STENOGRAPHER IS “1925 REVUE” NOW SCREEN STAR Dearies Zveeiege From I N i The Screen Thoe. H. Ince Corp. presents Dorothy MaekalH. who plays the City Authorizes Unreserved Sale title role In "Chlckle," First Nation “PlayingWithSouls" al's screen adaptation of the recent The PUBLIC Will Make the PRICE—Unusual Investment Victoria Property serial novel, which is the attraction How to Make - A good story -told by a good cast thé» ■ wsefc at - the Dominion Theatre, Opportunities, for Large and Small Investors AMERICANS and John Bower», who has an im IsTotfaythe Freferraf portant part in the same picture, Bv enter of the city of Victoria, 150 valuable pieces of Victoria real estate will have been brought back to the be Money in lie sold under the hammer, without reserve, for whatever they will bring. The Investment of Shrewd Want a Good Time ginning of their careers In the pic- property involved consists of down-town business buildings, garages, apart Dorothy started her career as a ment houses, private houses, and building sites for every conceivable use. Some stenographer in London. Bowers Investors, BECAUSE- stsrted out to become a lawyer. Both Real Estate of the property is located in the heart of the retail- ahtHjping district, some gave up their desires and turned to immediately opposite the Kmpress Hotel, and some in the>rst residence dis -and here they get It: — the screen, where they became suc- The trend of realty values already DO YOU WISH ;~ i ease* Now. Dorothy Is a steno tricts, while there are also homes and home sites in other partVof the city suit grapher and Bowers is a poor young Follow the Rothschild Prin able for the man of extremely moderate means. is upward and rapid advance is In evitable in view of assurance of In Swimming lawyer in the picture. ciple—"Buy at the Low, TO SELL dustrial expansion, transportation Horse Back Riding Sell on the Rise” NO RESERVE growth, larger tourist trade, each • Art Getiery BEDTIME STORY The City, in authorizing this sale, has but one object in view—it is to distribute with its Important money dlsburse- Turkish Baths ----- the property into individual-ownership-for the- purpose, of -placing these pro- . . mania. contributing to -maintenance Teas and Lunches YOUR PIANO? Rolhachlld. the multi-millionaire, pertiee back on the tax roll. In order to do this the City has authorized an of larger population. Concert Orchestra once «Aid: "The wey to make money in Afternoons Uncle Wiggily and le to buy when nobody want, to ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED SALE, thereby offering you (the public) the Business failures locally have this We have buyers. Also, we opportunity to buy these valuable properties at prices to be made by your own year been nil. Mill and factory pro buy. ftII when everybody wants to duction shows six per cent gain. Ex will give you a good valua Stay Abed Tooter buy." That motto, put Into practice, bidding, regardless of cost or value of the property. port trade has expanded. Tourist la the secret of making money In real traffic is forty-five per cent heavier, tion towards payment on a and inquiries as to commercial op Copyright, 1926, by McClure News estate. It is a matter of common Crystal Gardes ;-L£L brand new piano or player. EASY TERMS portunities thirty-eight per cent paper Syndicate. knowledge that Victoria, like all other more numerous than last year. Con cities, has Its ups and downs lb real In order to make the opportunity thoroughly complete, the City is offering to tracts for home construction show a (By Howard R. Garis) estate. Those who have lived here sell on exceptionally easy terms of payment spread over a period of years. The sixty-four per cent increase over 1924. any length of time have seen real exact terms, which apply to all properties, improved or unimproved, are 10% Isn't Tooter up out of bed yetf estate vatuee climb, re-act. then climb THERE ARE VALID REASONS asked Uncle Wiggily as he hopped of the purchase price at the time of sale, 15% thirty days thereafter, and the vvima ridiiua Into his hollow stump bungalow one again To-day Victoria real estate, balance, namely 75% of the purchase price, may remain on agreement of sale, Growing importance of Victoria as SOCIAL DAW OHIO morning, having been on an early due entirely to the wer, le at Ils payable in six equal semi-annual instalments. These same easy terms apply to a contlnentally, fhmous resort. Sum MURRAY STUDIO OF LIMITED visit to the three and four cent Store lowest ebb. lower than It will ever mer or Winter. Is proven by the (Member National Inst. Social to get a dosen cf milk, or something down-town business properties and in fact to Aeh property offered. C.P.R. Investment in new coasting Dancing. New York) like that. be again and a big rise Is sure to passenger vessels to handle thrice Expert end Specialist In All Branches 1003°“"* r 514 "No. Tooter Isn't down yet,” an come, for It is a matter of history the volume of present traffic—by of Ballroom Dancing. Teacher's swered Nurse Jane F*ussy Wusxy. that real estate activity runs In erection of the Crystal Garden for Diploma. New York DATE OF SALE gt4#A^au hiifu-e toga •lansiisi g si. ^ cycles, like salmon, and it Is apparent The sale is scheduled to take place on Thursday, August 27, at 2.30 p.m. It entertainment of these visitors. PHONE 24SS OR 5S7SR to all far-sighted Individuals that the will be conducted under a large tent opposite the Empress Hotel, regardless of It is proven by the fact that the Empress has been turning away "run" Is now due. that the trend al weather conditions. ready la upward. The eigne are un ■coses of would-be guests daily and further extensions are now being con mistakable—at no other time In the sidered; by the new Glenshiel and history of Victoria have eo many HOW TO MAKE YOUR BID other first class hotels reporting ac DOMINION—TUs Week people flocked here: at no other time In order to bid intelligently and take full advantage of this opportunity, it is commodation exhausted. have conditions looked so promising, The Great Newspaper Serial at Last in Pictures! essential that every prospective purchaser shall first inspect each property and Erection of the 11.000,000 grain at no other time have real eetate thoroughly familiarize himself with the character of the property, its location, elevator at Ogden Point will necessi Investments been so attractive, and tate employment for many, with large payroll disbursements during con those who follow the Rothschild and, and its present and prospective income. Also it is advisable that you familiarize yourself with values in the immediate vicinity, both past and pre struction, and create a new perma “CHICKIE” principle and buy at the low are ab nent employment factor. solutely bound to double, yea treble, sent, then decide ip your own mind what any particular property is worth to With a Tremendous All-star Cast, Including ______Completion and opening of the Im and even quadruple their money. It von, either for a home or investment, and attend the sale on Thursday, August mense drydock at Eaquima.lt predi Dorothy Msckaill, Hobart Boeworth and Gladys Brockwell VU does not take much of a business 27. and make your bid. The highest bidder will secure each and every property, cates development of an important ALSO COMEDY—DOMINION NEWS brain to foresee that. A few dollars steamship repair industry, rlyaliQg. a-* regardless of price, even if only one bid is made, Bnd a little courage, coupled with that of Hongkong, now handicapped NEXT THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL’’ Tooter sat by labor disorganisation. up. ordinary common sense In the WEEK I The Tear's Beet Selling Book selection Of the property to buy at ALL TAXES PAID Provision of an assembling plant of this tint#, will be the foundation of the C.N.R. at Ogden Point must Dear me!" exclaimed the rabbit NO LOCAL IMPROVEMENT CHARGES vastly stimulate contrlbutary lum many fortunes, for the day la already bering and deep sea trading, with gentleman, twinkling his pink nose Within sight when Victoria real eetate Another outstanding feature in connection with thia proposition is the fact and thinking hard. ”1 never saw such large payroll and supply purchase sleepy little rabbit. His will be worth many, many times Its that there will be no back taxes or any arrears of any kftid for purchases to disbursements In Victoria. should be Tooter Stay Abed instead present value. A sale of this kind, assume, ilnd with very few exceptions, to which attention will be called at the Flouring mills at Ogden Point are of Tooter Longeare." authorised by the city authorities, time of sale, there are no local improvrmnt charges to be paid. In short, the naturally supplemental to the assured COLUMBIA “You should give him a good scold grain elevator—another source of romeh but once In a lifetime. Be one ing." said Tooter'» mother. "I have City has undertaken to pay all taxes right up to the day of sale, and deliver that bought at the low—not one who community maintenance and payroll TO-NIGHT’S PAY NIGHT tried. In every way I know, to make each property free and clear of all encumbrances as of the date of «ale. augmentation. Tooter get up when the others do. wished he had. Get Your Envelope as You Enter But each time, after he promises me Completion of the C.N.R. cut-off ZANE he will get up and dress, he turns PERFECT TITLE to permit of forest products being over and goes to steep again.” Good Market for Victory delivered and boomed at Cowichan GREYS Til get him up!" offered Uncle Another feature in connection with this sale is the fact that the City is only Bay gives Immense impetus to lum CODE OFTHE WEST Wiggily. He hopped to the room Bonds—Make Them Earn offering properties to which it has absolute indefeasible title. The title to each bering from Victoria to Lake Cow whepe Tooter slept. The little rah ichan. with certainty of . thia .city Wrttr thrrn Moore. Constance Bennett and Mabel Ball in hit boywa»' stïlT shüggted down fn Ftoml6to36Per Cent property has been thoroughly searched for the'purpose of this sale, and thet'ity benefiting from the acceleration of A Big Romance Rodeo that promises you a thrill a minute, Zhne Grey’s the bed clothes. “Come! Come! will convey to each purchaser a perfect title. forest products trade. story of a Broadway helle who came out to spread a little love among cried Mr. Longeare! "Get up, cowhpys. Packed with action, gay with romance. ------:- — Provision of paper mins ott the Tooter!” The Government provided a good LEATÎIER STOCKING—COMEDY "Oh, yes, Daddycums! Of course East Coast of the Island will permit ril get up at once" said Tooter Investment when It Issued Victory THE OPPORTUNITY - of a clean-up of what has hitherto quickly. "I—I didn't know L fell bonds earning 4tt% to 4% Interest. To those who realize these facts it"must he apparent that there never was a been wastage of the lumber cut. em asleep again! The City of Victoria is now offering ployment of additional thousands better investment opportunity offered to the public. With a knowledge of the close to Victoria, and the leaving of And he sat up so quickly, reaching to accept these bonds at full market for his shoes and stockings, that character and location of these properties, coupled with the knowledge that logged-off lands In future #© that Uncle Wiggily thought perhaps, af value In payment for real eetate pur they are to be thrown on the market at an ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED they may be quickly and profitably 1er all. It might be a mistake on chased at the auction salt) authorised utilised for sheep-running. Tooter’s part—eo he didn’t scold him. by the city. Those taking advantage SALE, it would appear superfluous to recommend that you attend this sale Ttieîè Wîggtly; went downstairs, Co.operaUvg expansion of logan CAPITOL—To-day of this opportunity should make their and buy, for anyone with jnst plain, ordinary common sense must know that berry wine assures the bringing into a Big Double Bill of Comedy, Drama and Muolc. Feature Presentation thinking that Tooter wouM soon follow. ' 7 money earn from 11% to 30%, since to buy property of thia character at a small fraction of it* real value means berry crop of more hundreds of acres, statistics show that well located in a reliable local mai*et being assured, But half an hour later, when Mr. huge "profits for all who take advantage ofthe opportunity; and the beauty of and development of an Industry to RICHARD BARTHELMESS Ivmgeers was thinking of going off come-bearing property earns from the whole popoaition is, that everyone, even the man of f xtremely moderate to seek an aventure, Tooter still rival the Catakha wine interest of 14% to 30% per annum. Your first the Niagara District aaSeW1, “soul fire” WT>lrdm”!1' What can he the mat- duty I» to your Oovemment-you means, will have his opportunity. There are'homes, home sites, investment ilia greatest picture. Aflame with the fire of genius as Dick mirrors the properties, siqgle store buildings and large business buildings—a property to hoy ,who loot only to regain It again in the stirring strains of music tee with, that little , rabbit r. cried] have already performed that duly to and the beating temp#*Y of wtt. suit every poeketbook. ’Therefore thé rich and' the poor alité àré offered à Viicle Wigglly. I ll K-t him down the fulleet extent. To yeur city you ■dStSt »a».Ug^5 LARRY SEMON COMEDY FOX NEWS expanded. this time!" , . owe your next duty—to yourself and money-making opportunity entirely unsurpassed. Up the stairs he hopped and, look In tit# aggregate, assured new buet- EXTRAORDINARY ADDED ATTRACTION ing in the room he saw Tooter lying family you also owe a duty, and by neea enterprises and industrial ex on the bed. fast asleep, one shoe and exobsnring your bonds for well lo The Maps Are Now Ready—Come in and Get One, or Phone pansion must provide employment stocking on and the other off. cated Income-bearing real esute you sufficient to maintain ten thousand THÉO PENNINGTON ■Tooter! What does this meanT" aerve your city, .and should make or more additional population. Dle- , Prima Donna with til. Brandon Opera Company. Alao lhe asked the rabbit uncle sternly. bureemente In connection with thee# fear -Come! net up at once, Tooter Stay the money Invested In your bonds enterprise# muet add millions an Abed!" Tooter sat up, rubbing hla earn far «renter dividends for you. nually to local circulation. from the _____ eyea and saying: The same applies to savings bank The Charles S. Austin Company -Oh. dear! I meant to get up: Do not these facta suggest that »ULL*VANAOPiffA “IOLANTHE” truly I did. But after I got one shoe depositors. Why be content with Phone 5600 now Is the time to buy Victoria real 3% interest T Put your money Into 624 Fort Street estate: that handsome profit# are This is one of the tnoet pretentious musical attractions ever pre end stocking nn 1 nulled an hard on the safest and beat investment In the sented as aw QEtra attrition. _ - _ my shoe lace that I fell backward nn bound to be made by all who take the bed. where I wa alttine » world - veal estate, and earn far advantage of the present situation. as soon as I fell in tbs bed I thought greater dividends. * :tiyvr >»>'. ,ç ai & ■ . . VICTORIA JDAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 15 ------n '—'I I I II ...... — I **** —_____ . ' = NEW YORK STOCKS Retail Market WINNIPEG GRAIN Winnipeg, Aug. 14—Weaker Liverpool cable* and acute lack DUNWELL MINES Vegeta Mea Wall Street Local Corn, dom ...... • of export demand combined to push down price* on the Winnipeg MEW YOKE .TOOK EXCHANGE. AUGUST 14. 1M6 Oarttc, lb...... Reasons for fluctuations In these shares treated in our Cauliflowers...... 2» to Weekly Mining Review of August 16. Also hems on grain exchange to-day. Improve'd weather conditions on this several other British Columbia mining companies. Con (•eppHe* by two tees I stockbroker» ever direct New Terk wire» Parsley, bunch ...... Kt* Local Potatoes, 6 lbs...... continent and in Europe also influenced the ' bearish trend. sult our local stock, department when considering an Mini ...... inveetroemt. We execute buying and sailing order# o* Carrots, bunch ...... October wheat sagged 3*4 cents to close at 143, both December all Stock Exchanges of America. Mirk ' Last Fre*h Green Pena 4 Ike...... * Amer. Steel Foundry .. SS-S Local String Boa ns. »er lb. and May showing relative weakness. Atch Top * Santa re. 111-4 151 7 St-1 Bethlehem Steel ...... 43 Freeh Cucumbers. I for ...... Atlantic Coast Line . .114-4 198-4 184 Itrit. Empire Steel ... 71-4 Fresh Artlchehe*. seek . -...... The market was a small local affair, exporters continuing to Lent Minute News on Stock* Baltimore. Ohio ...... 11 66-X IM (’ruetitle Steel ..... 71-4 llotheua* Leaf Lettuce, head ...... stand aside. On the extreme bulge October reached 144%, but R. P. CLARK & CO. LTD. 141-4 VttM State* Steel A3 Local II * thou** Tomatoes. H>- ••»••• Members Chicago Board of Trade. B.C. Bond DealtDealers ’ Associai!ilea •ad Financial CUeaapeake~ ■■ y**.-;- Ik «w ?&-t me Replogl. Steel U-t Watermelon, pot* ; . . . - closed off rapidly when the early demand bad been satisfied. lWW “%reet Wvaufe.ïfMSrSIrern 1 is 6491 Chic. Milw 4 8ti Paul. » 4 3-3 Republic 1. and S...... 41-4 Hene>dew Melons, each ...... Affair* 1*0 pfd ...... 14-7 16-6 Sloee-SbeffleM Steel 142 Caeab* Melons, eaçh ^...... «U Liverpool cables closed V/$ pence lower, considerably below ex Chic. North West United States Steel 128-4 Chic R I end Pac. ... 44-3 I*> pfd ...... 124-3 Apple#-- pectations. • k. Atyr. .— Do. pfd ...... #.. 94-1 Olte— Now Local Apple». « I be for...... * Co.. Ltd.)—Th« .market to-day Dele and Hudson . .164-4 The coarse grain market was dull and trad* generally was Del». Lack, and Watrn 143-4 Associated Oil ...... 37 ProMnGniCprochoM*Cai.' Klbertee. %•« 1 was again a rather mixed affair with Krle ...... 341 California Pete ...... 37-7 Freah Pineapples...... ,...... *• •"* light. Prices were following the trend of wheat, with flax and specialties once more the prominent Ot. Northern pfd . . . . T3-4 Voeden Oil ...... 1 31-1 I.ocel Peer*. 6 lbs. for ...... 116 Houston Oil ...«...... 43 iff rÿe suffering the moat extreme declines. features of strength. The declaration Illtaoi* Central 116 IH . Marland Oil ...... 43-8 Local Rasgbwwa ...... of extra cash dividend by General Kanette city Southern ae 8 46-4 IM Dates, par lb...... DO YOU OWN EDMONTON 76-3 21-3 Pacific Oil ...... 34-1 Lehigh Valley ...... 74-4 Fan American Fete . . 44-4 Bananas, per Ik...... ■ ■ • • • : Winnipeg, Aug. 14 (By R. P. Clark Motors imparted strength to motors. Louie, and Nashville ■ 117-4 114-7 117-4 La mena. Cal., down...... * .25. •• and A better demand was noted In oil Miaa. Kaa. and Texas 40 36-6 31-4 Prune*, 8 I be for .28. 2 Iba for .88. A Company).—Wheat: The market BONDS MATURING 17-i Phillips Pete f.’. . 38-3 To-dalays ivMining group. Some of the rails were again Missouri Pacific .... 34 87-3 8 iba. for .41. and. lb. was heavy and weak throughout the Do pfd ...... 84 48 4 • 8-8 iToducere end Refiners 16-3 Turban Dates, packet ...... •••••: In demand on prospecte of favorable %m-e I'ure Oil ...... 34-4 Florida Grapefruit, each...... 21 and OCTOBER 1, 1929 ? New York Central ... 111-4 1161 Royal Dutch ...... 43-4 day, closing near the bottom and Markeita dividend action by some of carriers. NT N H A Hartford *6-4 36-4 35 4 Grapefruit. Californie. 9 for *The market has an undeniably strong 83-6 Shell Union Oil ______33-4 Canteleupoo, each ...... ft 8*4 showing a loss ot •% to 1%. Ontario and Western 34 11-4 Sinclair Oil ...... 18-1 Mining— B.d Asked We have Information covering these ^appearance but we would not be sur Norfolk and Western. 119 2 134-6 137-6 Navel Oranges, par doua, .66. -»• Sharply lower cables, lack ot In €6-8 Standard OU—Calif. .. 63-3 • 48. 34 and ...... 1.26 bonds which should be of value to you. prised if some liquidation is not being Northern Pacific .... • S-3 61 4 Standard OIT—N.J .... 40-3 B.C. Silver ...... Pennsylvania ...... 41 «3 4 47 California Plum*, per lb...... terest by foreigners, and no export Boundary Rad Mt'n .. 49 Please call at our office. carried on under strength In special Pittsburg and W. Vtr. 71-6 71-4 71-6 Texas Company ...... 47-6 Peach**. Cat. par down ...... Bowens Copper ...... 16 ties. • 47-3 34-7 *7-8 Texas Pacific C. A <>. 13-8 Cal. G rapes, lb...... business, combined with more favor Cork Provlsoo ...... Indap. Oil and Gas ... 37-4 Local Pluma, lb...... able weather In Europe and on this Dougina Channel ...... 69 New Rork. Aug. 14 (By B. C. Bond Kt Louie A a Western 49 Union Oil of Cal...... 31 Rate Dunwell Mint* ...... 1.76 8.66 I ml «striais and Ml Almonds, per lb...... side creating a more bearish senti Glacier Creek ...... 16 British Columbia Bond Corporation Ltd, Corporation's direct Wall Street Southern Pacific ...... 104-3 W.lnute, per lb...... Southern Railway ....182-3 Allied Chemical ...... 84-3 ment and brought out some liquidat Granby ...... 14.64 723 Fort Street Phenes 344-340 wire)—The Wall Street Journal’s Ten* Pacific ...... St-3 Ailla Chalmers Mfg .. 82-4 12-2 8: California Soft Shall Walnuts, lb. .. Hatehon Gold Cobalt .. .61 stock market edition this afternoon Vnton Pacific ...... 148-4 Amer. Agi. Chem. ... 21-4 81-4 21 Bra alia, per lb...... t. • ing sales which found a very meagre Hemlock Creek Placer. .46 Victoria Vancouver Nanaimo says: With call money In plentiful Wabash ...... 44*3 A inn. Agrlc. Corporat e 83-7 88 35 Filberts, per lb...... How# Sound ...... 9.76 1.64 Amer. Can ...... 344 141 342 I.nested Peanut*, per lb...... buying power. Independence ...... 14 supply at four per cent and Indica Wabash and "A" ...... 7Z-1 Cocoonuta ...... 18 Seaboard Air Line .... 34-3 Amer. Car Fdy ...... 1»4 143-4 143 American markets were Re weak or Indian Mines ...... 63% .46 tions pointing to continued expan American Ice ...... 116-4 114 114 Chestnut*. |b...... International Coal .... .17 sion in business activity, stocks gave A tner. I .lowed ...... 35 34-3 38 Dairy Produce and Egg* weaker than Winnipeg at times and L. and L. Glacier...... 26 .11 Continental Motors .. • Amer. Radiator ..107 104-4 1*4 Butter— there was no encouragement to the McGllllvroy Cool ...... 11 another remarkable demonstration of General Motors ...... 82-7 A tner. Tgh and Tele. .138-4 133 138 No 1 Alberts, lb...... %...... cPremier Mines ...... 3.66 1.1* vitality in to-day's session Little Hupp. Motors ...... 13 A tner. Wootens ...... 39 T 39-4 18 Como*, lb...... bulle from that source. The market Sheep Crook ConoolMoted .44% DIAL *ITH The Lowest Market attention was paid to brokerage ad Hudson Motor Co...... 43-4 Atlantic Gulf W I . .. 81-3 49-3 81 V I MPA...... «...... was a small local affair with little silver Greet Mines ...... 16 feba Local stocks of the better companies Mack Truck ...... 214 Austin Nicholls ...... 28 37-4 87 Cowlchan Creamery, lb. . ».♦...... Silversmith ...... 11* II R G CHRISTY-Co vices that a technical reaction was Moon Motors ...... 31-1 Salt Spring Island, lb...... feature. There were very few outside ere a reliable at cheaper prices than nuroadall ...... 30-6 28-7 24 Standard Silver Lead ,. .11 victoui» at - previously end offer an excellent oppor long overdue. American Can. Mack Packard Motor Co. ... 34 Beech Nut Packing .. 49 4 63-6 44 8% re Lard, lb...... orders and the general public was Funleeh Mines ...... 16 Pierce Arrow Motor Co. 8*-4 showing no interest. tunity to average down the cost of your Trucks. White. General Electric and Brooklyn Kdlaan . ...186-4 186-4 184 fresh, extras . A...... Surf Inlet Gold ...... 4% holdings. long lists of other specialties soared Ftudebaker ...... 41-1 Brown Shoe Co...... 117 117 117 With the weather clearing in Eur Terminus ...... «• White Motor Co...... 91-1. Burns Bros. "A" ...... 141-2 101 141 B.C. freah. Brats ...... Phoenix ...... INVESTMENT to record levels. Chief Interest at the Willy#-Over land ...... 19» B.C. freah...... ope and allowing Harvesting opera • • 11 Apealng centered-woa tbv effect «of be Hi ...... m fcS8K,«*ro.i:iti m tu tions to proceed the foreigners is not .64 6% R. G. Christy & Co. Ltd. BANKER» 9 C, Cream Cheese lb...... Olle— the extra dividend of 91 a share de Dodge Com...... 24*8 Central Leather ...... 13-2 11 II likely to show much Interest in these Times Building Victoria. B.C. Phone 17»-«14 Do. pfd...... 33-1 BC. Bolide, lb...... 4. 1 British Patrolanm .86 clared by General Motors after the Cob* Cola ...... 143-7 143 141-7 Ffneet Ontario Mild, per lb. markets at the present time. Euro Empira OU ...... 66% Colo Fuel and Iron . 40f 348 441 Finest Ontario Matured, per IK Spartan Oil ...... 46% Close yesterday. Gen. Motors gained 11-4 11-4 114 pean crops are considerably larger Ajax Rubber ...... Vomplg and Tablg IlS 287-4 1 28-6 Rdam Dutch Cheree per lb. ....» than a year ago. and their require >w*a«grope ...... M* a full point to 92 on the initial trad Amer. Boerh Map Consolidated Gas Gouda Cbeew. per lb...... Trojan OU ...... ' .61% ing, while DuPont which will receive riectrlc Stg. Battery . <4-3 Continental Can. . . CorioniAl* Mr IK ...... ment will be correspondingly lower M.C. Montano ...... 60% SI .340.000 from the declaration. rieherbody ...... *8-4 Products ...... Salsa (lruyere. in portions, box ttnd it is evident that prices on this Mlocellaneoue— Scored an a maxing Jump of 11 6-8 Fisk Tire Company .. 24-3 Davidson Chemical English Stilton, jar ...... side must get down to a level where Amal Appliance ...... 80 Goodrich Rubber ...... 33-3 1. Mi pont Powder . . . Krgltsh gttltone...... B.C. Perm* neat Leon. points to 167 on dealings totaling Goodyear Tire ...... l»«-2 Kastman Kodak Canadian Silltone. lb...... export business Is possible. Canada National Fir*. 86.66 LAKEVIEW 1,600 shares. Fisher Body, which Is Kelly Springfield Tire 14-7 Pant Players-La sky Imported Roquefort par lb...... The market was weak at the close Greet West Perm. Lean 16.66 also closely related to Gen. Motors Slewart Warner Co. .. 47-4 Freeport Texas ... Sale* Oruyere. box ...... and looks like going lower unless un Gregory Tiro A Rubber I «« The time to buy Stocks Is when the market Is Me Tim. Rol. Brng. 4S-S General Asphalt Beale Brand Camembert, bos ... BUY LAKEVIEW NOW ■old at 83 1-2 against a low of 78 1-8 17-1 Circle Brand Break feat Cheeee. favorable weather should develop to «6 yesterday. These gains stimulated Industrial AUohoI *6 6 • 6-3 *6-2 damage our crop before It le under Porter Idaho ...... it .23 the whole industrial list and further Amer Sugar Refinery 48.6 44-4 44-4 Inti. C'mbet'l Engine 34-7 49-4 66-1 ...... PUb...... Silverado ...... 16 .66 Mason A Diespecker advances occurred in parcttcally all Cuba A tner Huger .... 25-3 28 25 Ink Harvester ...... 118-2 116 Freeh Herrins#. 4 Iba ...... We believe a selling position should Sales—Yesterday Afternoon Int. Mere: Marin* pfd 29-4 290 Glacier ...... 10 16 » 4489 Members of Victoria Stock Exchange 114 Pemberton 1 the leaders of the class. Bloater*. 3 lbs ...... 111II 11 III Amer. Sumatra Tob. 16 6-4 1* Inti. Paper...... 44 Cod Fl I iota, per IM ...... be taken on all bulges. 1090 Indian ...... 04 Halls were also buoyant, freah buy R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co 83-4 • 1*4 • 3-4 Loews Incorporated . . 31 4 31-4 halibut ...... 86 Coarse grains—These markets con ing having been attracted to this Tob. Product* ...... >0 • 1 IS-6 May Dept. Store* .... 116-6 116 Sc. lee. IK ...... tinued dull, with a featureless trade Montana Power •4-6 9Z-8 • 2-4 group by their ability to attain new Black Cod. freah. per IM ...... paesing. I‘rices were again affected Ta JB y R. P. Clark A Co. Limited) Anaconda ...... 48 3 «2-1 41-8 Montgomery Ward 64 1 67 «*-1 Skat*, per Ih...... high ground for the present bull Amer. Ilmeltere ...... 143-1 147-2 147-1 National Biscuit ...... • 8-4 67-6 «7-6 Cod. I lbs. 13c: par IM ...... $ by the trend of wheat, oats closing market at yesterday's close when 67 rentier ...... v .... 2.18 2.18 Ca-rre de P«»co Cj»r. Co 82 4 62-8 62 1 North Amer. Co...... 87 1 17 . Ktuner*, par lb. . about % lower, barley % to 1 down rentier ...... *66 *24 they stbod at 101.43. compared with Chile Copper Co...... 34 3 34-1 34-1 l ac Oea A Bloc. Co.. 114-1 191-6 114-2 Finnan Haddtes. per lb. . and rye 2% to 1% lower. A little B.C.f Silver...... 1.86 J. G. GREENWOOD the previous high. 100.96 and estab Granby Cone Mining 14-7 14-7 14-7 Publl' Service N. J.. • 8-4 S3 43-4 Smoked Bleak Cod. par IM ...... Indien ...... 84 at. Nprtbern ure. . Savage Atm* ...... 64-4 44-6 trainees In Canadian oats was re lished March 31. 1836. International il1 fri t # SJHïfcnà, *—• U-...... surer-Crest ' .S ' <16 FINANCIAL AGENT iraptretfon Copper Co I peara Roebuck 163 196 ■ nea minim. mr mt •. • ported by Seaboard. Int. Cool end Coke...... ■- Il Telephone was another high priced International Nickel 81 36-7 31 Hubmarln* Boat -. 44 44 64 Smoked Salmon per lb...... Flax: Scattered liquidation with a REAL ESTATE INSURANCE STOCKS AND BONDS White Soring Salmon. 2 Iba Issue which soared sensationally, Miami Copper Co. . . 14 6-7 $-7 XVeatlnghouae Electric 76-8 74-6 76-9 poor demand carried the market off Forty-nine ...... 66 .37 Foreign Bonds a Specialty reaching a high of 143, the best price Ray Cone Copper ...... 146 144 146 Western Union 133 133 139 Small*, par IM ...... I Yates Street F hens Silt Utah Copper...... 16* 1*4 144 Wool worth Co ...... 164-4 164 164 to-day. and closing prices were 1% to of ita history, and an advance of Crabs ...... Premier ...... 2 «4 412 «1-3 «2-3 Amer, and For. Pr. . . 41 41 11 4 % lower. __ MollInger ...... 14 77 14.80 practically 10 points from yesterday's UK Smelting ...... 39-4 36-1 36-2 Columbia Oea .... 71-1 74-6 Shrimp*, par IM Indien ...... 04 »l low. This company are continuing Equipments— Irtn Tele and Tele.. 143 143 Esquimau Oysters. Winnipeg. Aug. 14 (By B. V. Bond Keeley ...... 1 80 I *1 American Locomotive 114 113-4 lll-l 66-3 66-8 Olympia Oysters to expand In foreign fields, its ac 79-3 Corporation s direct pit wire).—Con Lake Shore ...... « 40 4 60 quisitions In Speln and Mexico are Baldwin Ian omvtlve . 114-4 114-1 118-1 Remington ...... Freeh Meats N Y. Air Brake...... 54 44-3 4»-3 Universal Pipe ...... 84 « 13-6 34-3 siderable weakness developed in our Premier ...... 2.00 î 60 expected to be forerunners of other I oilman Co...... 141-4 146-6 141-4 77 76-1 74-4 Trimmed lalna. per lb...... market due to lower cables and Forty-nine ...... 32 .27 developments along the same lines. ' N pM V' ...... L#s* per lb...... i...... Shoulder roaete. par lb...... weakness In Chicago. Liverpool re Portland Canal Mining Stocks Further announcements of such may ports more favorable weather on the Gladstone ...... 32 .33 come at any time. Aggressive buy liqve that hard spots should be taken Pork Sausages, par IM ...... Mllveromlth ...... 16% .20 N» 1 Beef— Continent and an absence of export Lurk y Jim ...... 12% 11% BOUGHT SOLD QUOTED ing operations went ahead without advantage uf to sell on. TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE Sirloin steak, par lb...... McOliltvrey ...... «e .71 Round eteah. par IM ...... Inquiry It was noticeable that on Interruption in the late morning. the breaks good class of buying was Premier ...... 1.60 HEYWOOD & LE1SER Soo Railway assume the leadership Wheat— (>pen High I^IW rinse - F*4 -roasts, per HLmumuio 11» BROAD STREET RHONE MS May ...... ICS% 144 i«: l«t% Rump roasts, per Ilk...... absent and feel that WltT have to nell of the rails, spurting more than two Kept. 143 1 <• » 116% 140% Great Britain — Demand 486% Lamb— Members Vleterie Stock Exchange Shoulders, per IM ...... lower before attracting the foreigner. points to 1021. Case-Pomeroy inter I>c 141% 141 % 133% Ji»% cables 485%; 60-day bill» on banks Cash premiums easier, being off 2 to ests maintained a constructive atti 482. I-ago. par lb...... »•% Loins full, par IM ...... 3 cents. Trade continues very light tude with regard to this stock and May «*% FYance — Demand 4.66% ; cables Sept. 1*3 144 S 101% 104% Prime Mutton—- In coarse grains, with scattered buy recent accumulation has been largely De« »•% *7% s«% »«% 4.67. Shoulder*, par IM ...... will undertake the distribution of Egyptlan Bank and the National at this instigation. Buying has been Lags, per lb...... ing In barley on scale down. Crush Italy—Demand 2.61; cables 2.61 V*. Lain* Ml. par 1^ ...... ers moderate buyers of flax. grocery goods to retail stores on a Barnk of South Africa, were an based on expectation of an increase May «7% 47% 47 lessened cost basis. It will, it wae Kept...... 41% 40% 40% Belgium—Demand 4.60. nounced in a cablegram received al In the 15 dividend before the end of 41% Floor, oil «tender» breads 48* stated, mean an eventual saving to D»...... «4 «4 % «3% 42% Germany—Demand 23.80. :: tU °rrr High Low this year. Holland—Demand 40 32. Floor, poetry. Afie ,...... 144% 14*% 141 the consumer. the New York office of Beu-clayg Norfolk and Western was a feature Sept...... 147% 107% 1*1% 164 141 141 116% 124% Bank Limited. Control of the new Norway—Demand 18.44. 148 148% 141% 1 % 48 % of special strength in the carrier Sweden—Demand 26.86. Wheat. No. 1 .. If 8.0 bank will rest with Barclays Bank NBW YORK CUM group, running up 2 points to 188| on Denmark—Demand 22.86. Wheel. No. 8 .. . 56.84 46 by virtue of stock ownership. fiMMK - Clark a . 64. 66 «6% British African The Colonial Bank will be rein buying attributed to First National Whole Barley" " if 46 «4% Switzerland—Demand 11.41%. . 41.66 49% Bank interests. These people, as well . 66.66 (*% 44% 46% corporated and change its name to Spain—Demand 14.43. % Whole Corn .. . Toronto. Aug. 14.—News of a sen Barclays Bank (Dominion. Colonial as the Vanderbilt Interests, were also Centrifugal ...... «...... Cracked Corn . . 6166 74% 74 % 78% 76% Banks to Merge Checker Cab ...... Greece—Demand 1.66. Feed Corn meal . 66 — 72% sational nature concerning a new find Overseas). It will then acquire n the conservative side of New York . 47 66 73 72% entrai, which reached new high Durant Del ...... Poland—Demand .18%. Whole Oats ... gold discovery on the property of the business of the Anglo-Egyptian Durant Del...... Czechoslovakia—Demand 2.96. Shorts ...... 41.66 246 *«• 236 234% the Northwestern Ontario Gold Min ground on the current advance at . 46.66 229% New York. Aug. 14.—Plana for the Bank and of the National Bank of Jugoslavia—Demand 1.79%. Alfalfa" Her "I! . 82.66 231 281 09% ing Company, near Schrleber, east of South Africa. Î119*. New York Central's earnings, 244 744 339 236 amalgamation of three of the largest Austria—Demand .0014%. Fort William, has been received British banking Institutions In The new institution wRl Nure as plus undivided equities of Its sub Tot! Prod Ex sidiaries, are running at an annual Rumania—Demand .52%. 166% 146% 143 1*3% here, according to The Toronto Star. Africa, the Colonial Bank, the Anglo- authorised capital of £ l0,Sse,4S0. Un. Profit Shar...... Argentina—Demand 40.36. 104% 166 161 "Reporta telling of the encounter rate of 117.60 a share, allowing for t’n Retail Candv ...... 166 seasonal variations and the recent ac Cities Serv. Com...... Rrasll—Demand 12.00. Ceeh Price* ing of a vein carrying gold running cumulation of the stock has been Cities Set \ .. pref...... Toklo- Demand 41%. Wholesale Market r . 144; 1 Nor 146: 8 Nor. In value ae high as 1260 to the ton. cities Serv. Bkrs...... 4. 146%: No. 6. 1*6 •based on the belief that these earn ▲mal Osa. B1...... Shanghai—Demand 71%. The whole width of the lode has not ings justify considerably higher prices Kt HlSh Pop Sees 146 % Montreal- Demand 100 1-22. 8 C.W b^cn ascertained, but engineers be 334 <4 > fU? 6#% tor the stock. Natl. Power Lite »*••• K«. 1 Steer Beef . .err.ra...... 18 ♦6%; 8 feed. lieve It will spread from ten to Cow Beef ...... 11 twenty feet ae further progress along METAL MARKETS Umb ...... 84 cw. H»: re- the 100-foot tunnel Is made. Znt.nrpete ’ ...... Bprlos Lamb ...... 84 i*?; ’».vr. c w . “At the point where rt-'h bearing Marl Mex...... elec- Muttee ...... «...... ” CHICAGO GRAIN trelytlr. spot end futures. 14% He«< ...... ^...... 11 8 C.W.. 811% : rejected. 261%; track. ore was found, the *am<* vein a Mexico Oil ...... tapped el 400 feat below the surface ConVI Oil ...... Tin - Firm : spot and futures. 88 37. freah. tstros. rpae lots, down*...... 42 Noble Oil ...... Iron—Steady and enchanted. of the ground. It Is the belief of en I.ead—Firm -, spat. 8.28 ta 14.12, froah. first a. raae lota dozen .48 Chicago. Aug. 14 (By R. P. Clark Pen nock oil . e % Pullet's, case lota, II gineers that an enormous body, of Ryan Cane...... Zinc—Finn. Kaat St. Lout*, spot and A Co. Ltd.)—Wheat: Sharp price futures. 7.87 to 7.66. rich ore goes down to that depth.' Prints, apwlal cartona ...... << recessions were made as there was Salt Or. Cone...... Antimony—Spat, 1* 66 to 18.25. Montreal Stocks Irondon, Aug 14.—Standard copper, Dairy eollde ...... 34 quite general selling by commission Salt Cr. Prod...... Dairy prints cReoee ...... 41 (By TU r. Clark * Ce UaiHHI ^ houses with eastern connections Wilcox ...... ■pot. (.2 12». id ; futures. (43 12*. 4d. ; Mu ...... electrolytic, spot. (44; futur#*. 144 14» Wholesale Grocers Buying was largely confined to MPC ...... Tin -Spot. 1248 7s. id.; future*. (361 B.C. large, lh ...... Î4 AtlEI ...... —...... -...... il 17a 4d BC. triplet», lb...... 28 resting orders and profit-taking by Mias* Albe-ts «elide. IM. BOW ...... 13 % A sheet oe ...... shorts. Receipts estimated at 100 Arts. Globe ...... •ad—Spot. 137 13a. Sd_; futures. 334 Sa Atlantic Sugar ...... ! kr: Lj^iEK,y 16 vtctokïa mïly mm; fbtoay; auottst m, 1925 (Coerright MM. By M. O. PMi Trade Mark Rat. la Canada). DENTISTS MUTT AND JEFF (Continued) r\IL J. W. SHUTS. dentist. Office. We. IT u* Inertie BMg. Pboao TUT. M R AS SR. DR. W. P, 161-1 State rt- AND -the cAfcfcV iAib Peeee Block. Phone 4*64. Office. I M /$it> Tou k/oovu \WSLL, He WCWT OVER1 Pto « n.ra. tf.M fïZxr, r JUST LOFT TO A CADDT an»-*» '^es'.'THeiU FIND I He WEARS Ht S HAT HOdt SANhY AM» T- ABOUT SAbDV PH€MON AT asked HIM if He one? said sandy MATERNITY HOME -me,UNO TMMCieV iw THt House TO MON1. WEISiT UP TO WAS GOOD AT ♦AND WE'LL PUAT GOUP Cook. Mr* E Johaooa. OLE. phene CLUB*. t'NX Be ÜSQUIMALT Nursing and Home. 467 Lampoon Stru ______and general nursing. Invalide gives as pect cere. One acre alee grounds; Phenes 4414 and 6I66L. ÎÏSuS“ 3 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN r- V. B TAYLOR, general practise. Special atteattea te finger surgery af theD eye. ear. nose and throat. 464 Pees- barton Bui Id I eg Phone 1644. tf PHYSICIANS nx DAVID ANGUS—Wemea's 41 sard eee 1 9 specialty ; 16 years' experience. Salts 466 Pantagee Bldg.. Third and University. ~ at tie. Ü POUND NOTICE I shall sell by Public Auction nt the ïxmjtëk map» rfn:'t»‘«i! lowing described horses, unless the some ere previously claimed and pound fees paid: One draught horse, rosebed mane, IW ky H C CWtoA Gæi white face and docked tall and unshod. One iîâ. hay draught mare, roached mane, white face, decked tall and unshod. H. B. D AW LET. lfS»-l-17 Poundkeoper. COMING EVENTS 'LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES HOLIDAY RESORTS BUSINESS DIRECTORY (Continued) (Continued) (Continued) Birtorta Batin Stmts OST—Return ticket t# Edmonton ---V* PEND ABLE UNUSED MILEAGE URNISHED cottagte t# rent; alan room rpENDERS, sealed and endorsed, are * Phone 1476X. 1114-2-44 HUDSON Super Six Speedster. ef the and board; levely beach. _App\j Mr* ATIVK RONS OP CANADA—Regular I smartest and best taken care el earn la F INSURANCE ■x invited for transportation of pupils Advertising Phone No. 1090 NA meeting night, first end third Thurs the nty. many extras ...... *hi9l to Cedar Hill, Cralgflower. Royal Oak days Neat meeting Aug. 76. at their hail. T OST—Monday noon, between Christian MAXWELL Touring. 1614 Special, and West Saanich Schools. AJ Scie me Church aad Dallas Road, via last October, disc wheels, glass Life, Ante aad Accident Incur Full particulars may be obtained from ■area roe cukttawmt adtb»t»i»o TWO LIGHT CAE BABOA1NS a ace. See Lee A Fraser 6767-14-44 EGULAR Saturday dance. Caledonia. cars 3 and «. a string of pearls Reward rInsures; owner turned It la sa 1-1—„ the Secretary. BJte.Ho*s Vécut, enu.ri.ne Wanted. T. at 1314 Pandora. «171-1-44 «ar. Save the depreciation written #f* WANTED—TO RENT The lowest or any tender not neces R We have best floor end most snappy for a good ruanlag 1626 NSURE with Dominion Gresham. Fire, orchestra In town. Visitors cordially In •n thle car aad still get eue ae good *■ OAK BAT ROME AND TWO LOTS flTHlS dwelling la la one of the beet red- HERES A REAL BARGAIN F ABM SNAP -»■ dentin! parts of Oak Bay, and le very MrCLIRK STREET, nicely «Stunted on a corner. It le fully IX miles from Victoria, just off the modern and consists of S rooms with fire- paVbd reed. S3-acre farm, fire acres IMTELL PLANNED and fully modern Oak S pieces, bum-In affecta, extra Settet. see*- REAL BABOAIK AT WILLOWS BVNOALOW OP MS BOOMS under crop, balance partly cleared and vant'a room. etc. The grounds are Steely LABOR LOT Bay residence in desirable location, lightly timbered. Fgur-roem house, barn laid out; lawns, shrubbery, shade Ui VS-mOOM BOOS». cloMd m versnde clone to beach and convenient to car line. and chicken house. Pries 33.IM. Easy Good garage. c«a»j^^Mr. Price and hell; lot lislll In «arden House all In excellent condition and terms. ____ F contains •htehan h eue». This property le In «ood cCLUBB STREET-Hera la » bunga- JOHN GBBENWOOD #*•11 mon and ha» been greatly reduced, I Large Bright Rooms lew eltuete Just in convenient walk consisting of large entrance hall, drawing Terms to arrange. fl In worth your Inspection. Ming distance of the cltir. yet In the heart and dining room a. fine living-room, ST PATRICK STREET HOME of one of ur beet realdentlel eecttone. It kitchen, etc., downstairs and 4 cheery bed Price, lum, has entrance hall, parlor with opea fire rraiHIH modern eeml-bungalow la situated place. dining-room, large kitchen, pantry, rooms and sleeping porch upetalra Pull within a block and a half of the Oak TTSOTI A WALK! cement basement, attractive Interior finish etc.; 1 bedrooms, with clothes clo«et off with paneling. beamed caillage; alee Bay chr line, with open fireplaces, built- each. The lot la approximately «6x1.0 ft numerous built-in features, fireplaces and in fixtures, basement, furnace, etc. FALSE CONFIDENCE been watching you. We’ll say you your luncheon engagement after yon were desperate for some reason or hear what I have to say." It was Weston himself who ordered other and the bonds and the money "But what is it, Hal? You frighten Mansfield to leave the office after the proved too tempting a combination.” discovery of half the stolen bonds In Mansfield made a gesture of hope "Come," he pleaded, and opening lessness and turned to the detective. the library door, he stpod aside for SERIAL STORY his safe. her to enter. "Go home.” he told hie son-In-law "Are you ready?” To be continued. grimly, "and wait until I decide what At the door he turned. to do. This man.” Indicating the de "What about Helen?" he demanded, tective, “will accompany you.” "what «hall I tell her when I return MEIGHEN-GOES EAST home in this man’s keeping?” Mansfield controlled hla fury with "Tell her the truth,” his father-in- AFTER PRAIRIE TOUR difficulty. law advised. “Have you handcuffs?” he inquired "She will know It. I think, without “THE LOVE CYCLE” Kenora, Ont, Aug. 14.—Rt. Hon, of thé detéctlve. being told," was Mansfield’s con "No sarcasm. Mansfield,” Weston fident reply. "She trusts me." Arthur Melghen, Federal Conserva advised, “you are in a bad hole. If Half an hour later, he realised that tive leader, on his way to Ottawa BY MILDRED BARBOUR you were not my son-in-law and I he’ had never spoken less truthfully after a tour of part of the prairies hadn’t Helen and the children to In his life. during which he was heard Ipy audi think of. I’d turn you over to the When be arrived home, Helen waa ences In a number of towns, ad police right now and let the law Uke Just preparing to go out to a dressed a -meeting here last night. Its course.” Mr. Melghen'e next address is to The door closed behind Davldnon, mind and finding It a hopeless tangle, luncheon-bridge. At sight of him. be delivered in London, Ontario. Au but not. before Mansfield had caught when the door to his office opened "Yoti’d do that, sir, without In she stopped on the stairs and called gust 19. a cürious little gleam of triumph In and- Weston entered, followed by a vestigating any othtw possible ways out. hie eyea, which puesled him not a man who was patently a detective. In which those might have been "Why, Hal, what are you doing home at this hour? Are you 111?” MOTORIST KILLED little. “Mansfield.” said his father-in-law placed there?” Mansfield demanded. "There are no other ways, and don’t "Helen, may I detain you for a few r*"~ For the first time, the mjn had abruptly, "open your safe, we want to Elphlnetone. Man.. Aug. 14.— look in it” forget. Mansfield, that the case minutes?” Mansfield asked. "Will you gone away without threats or taunts. come Into the library?” Thomas Murray waa killed last night The following morning when Mans- against you is made worse by the fact THE ACCUSATION that everyone knows you are hard Hhe glanced at her Jeweled watch. when an automobile in which he waa fleld came down to the office at the up in spite of ap pea rinces, that you "Only a few minutes, Hal. really, riding, driven by William Crawford, >UK>C*SPR Alluei-. usual hour, he found It in a great are living beyond your means. You I’m Into as it Is ” collided with a buggy driven by e N> state of excitement. Hie own sec Â1 Westons request that he open tried to borrow money from me and "Helen, this Is vital. You must George Jeever end turned over. The retary. visibly disturbed, put down his safe. Mansfield felt surprised but from a lot of your friends. I have come and I think you’ll want to break othere were not injured. the telephone receiver that he was he rose nevertheless and obeyed. holding to hie ear. As soon as the heavy door swung •*I was Just calling you at home, open, Mansfield found at his elbow air. at Mr. Weston's orders, to aee^ if the detective, whose name Weston you couldn’t come down at once.” bad not mentioned. —By GEORGE McMANUS "What’s the matter, what's hap BRINGING UP FATHER pened?” Mansfield resented a trifle the way • - “l don't know, ahv . Mr. Weston In which the former shouldered him hasn't said, but he wants to see you aside and began coolly te ^examine the contents of the safe. right away.” *>HE HA-3 MADE •WELL- \F Citizens Pstrenlie Your Fair, Av§. IT to tt turn Pickard f Tuck Ltd., The Popular = LwY. Put Real Mustard Weston replied. "What else do you think I hired him for? It was hla 7^ Idea to open your safe, not mine." in Your Kit “But” Mansfield protested desper » ately. "if you found the bonds there, Rid* at tbt top of the lût of where Is the cash?” CTnuim MtcMtk. i, e tin It was a new thought, to the de or two of ml Minted. tective. who scratched his head thoughtfully. He returned to the Men who flab end men who safe and made another careful ex ■boot know whet a spicinew amination. thumping the Inatde walls end flavour mustard frnhly for secret drawers. 7^ Weston and Mansfield watched him In alienee. He turned to ttitm finally ♦ they cat in camp. "Tlsn't there.” he announced, k\M "beats me; 1 guess.” he said to Wes COUMlW-KBS* (c...r.) U-tt.d ton. "this fellow must have hidden in AaOra Oral the money somewhere else.” MONTKXAL me "Then.” suggested Mansfield, con trolling himself with difficulty, "why didn’t I hide the bonds with it and vx not leave them around as damaging evidence?” ——— folmans "Beau me.” the detective re Ülur WHEN... THEY LEFT THE IAND AND ^ Igjar long peated. BIOHNW CALLED AT THE 5W7TEDI OUOUT OVEQ THE sex THE RING WASN^T Weston, meanwhile, had seated HE um. F OLD MAN TOOK DOHNNV CASTLE AND OLD KING '-'Mustard 50 HAPPY. HOVFVEO.XVHÉN» THEY HAD LANDED himself at the desk and was running OUT ON THE I30A0 AND THERF SIOCO THEWN0 RDCAR1DE. THEVWFNT RING. HE AND "ME < through the contenu of the package. I SAEEIY AND WERE BACR INTHE CASTLE HAPPY TOGETHER ) A BOAT THAT COULD SAIL BOTH ON SMOOTHLY ALONG THE RCADS AND THE Finally he looked up and fixed his HE CONSENTED TO THE MACQlAGE. WAS LONS AND son-in-law with a cold stare. LAND AND SEA. ring was Quite delighted. "Only half of the bonds are here,” BUKOm Nr«|»ptr Syndic.)» —— he announced, "where are the raise- bur OM. » yirTOMA patty ttwt?r. ywrpAT.'Apqpiyr - u, ■■ less