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VOL. 62. NO. 27 VICTORIA, B. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31,1923 BRICE FIVE CENTS

MILAN RAILWAY CABINET OF HELPS TO DIRECT STATION SCENE * RUHR OPERATIONS; 250 MINERS IN TURKS ASK DELAY OF OF A JIG FIRE SAXONY GIVES MEASURES ANNOUNCED RESIGNATION — GENERAL WEYGAND SILESIA TRAPPED site Yttai. Jan. JE—Damage esttnmted at several million lire was caused by Berlin. Jan. 31.—Ths Cabinet of BY EXPLOSION TWO WEEKS BEFORE a Are In the central fallway station Saxony resigned to-day after fail­ IN OPENING SPEECH OF héVe last night. Tffb firemen were ing to obtain a vote of confidence Injured. All thé baggage stored In for Herr Lipineki. the Minister of the building and the safes were saved. the Interior. The vote woe car­ Berlin, Jan. 31.—Pire damp, Two sides of the station remain in- ried by the non-Socialist and following an explosion, cut off SIGNING OF TREATY tact and traffic is continuing. Communiât parties. SCO miners in the Heinti mine SESSION IN OTTAWA at Beuthen, Polish Silesia, says a Central News message. Suggest Meeting of Conferees In Eight Days; Would Several bodies ltave been re Redistribution Bill and Revision of Bank Act On Pro­ Use Interval In Striving to Reach an Agreement; FRENCH ADD BELGIANS covered. There is little hope, gramme; Bill to Safeguard Consumers and Pro­ Ourson Spoke Plainly When Treaty Presented. the meieagw adds, of saving PRESENT ULTIMATUM any of the imprisoned miners. ducers In Matter of Prices Promised. Lauroiro#, Jan. 91.- Tsmrt Pasha, fctad of the Turkish delega­ Ottawa, .Jan. 31.— (Canadian Preaa)-—In the from the tion to the Near East Conference, asked the conference to-day for SCOTLAND YARD ~ Throne, read by Baron Byng ol Vinyr, Governor General, at the a delay of two weeks before the signature of the peace treaty MAKES ARREST IN opening of the Parliament of Canada thi* afternoon, gratification and a delay of eight days before a meeting of the Conference TO GERMAN MINISTRY POISON CANDY CASE was expressed that in a period of world wide trade depression fol­ Commission. The internal would be employed, he explained, in London, Jah. 31.—A man de- lowing the Great War* Canada had made substantial progress to­ striving by every means to reach -an agreement. _eeribed se Walter Frank Tamm. wards recovery. ___ ■ -=T...... '• aged 42. a horticulturist of Bal- Brussels, Jan. 31.—Belgium and France will present to the ham. has been arrested by Scot - The Speech referred to the trade conventions reached with Lausanne, Jan. 31,—A long consultation among the Allied German Government in Berlin at Ç o’clock this evening an ulti­ land Yard detectives, charged prance and Italy, the appointment of a new board of directors of delegates in an endeavor to maintain a united front against the matum, demanding for the last time that Germany fulfill the with the attempt last November on the life of Sir William llor- the Canadian National Railways, the commission to inquire into Turks preceded the opening of the Near East Conference to-day. reparations programme and execute the Treaty of Versailles, it wood. Commissioner of Police. freight rates on the Great Lakes and the agreement reached with It wgs said the British would probably be disposed to grant the was announced here this afternoon. Sir William Horwood narrowly Great Britain in regard to the cattle embargo. escaped death after sampling Turks some days for reflection. poisoned chocolates sent to him It announced : All the Allied delegates, including the Americans, agreed that Dusseldorf, Jan. 31.—The reaction of the Germans, particu­ through the malls. 1. A bill to safeguard the interests of consumers and producer» the negotiations could not be long protracted. larly in Berlin official circles, to General Dégoutté’s warning that from undue enhancement of prices or unfair restriction of trade. Lord Curson, In beginning hie ad­ the French and Belgians had come to the end of their patience '2. A special committee to look intb dress to-day, said the primary ob­ and that the occupying forces were ready to take “whatever time ■uch agricultural matters as the ject of the treaty was to bring to an and measures” were necessary to enforce their policy, was mixing of grain in private terminal end the terrible war which had elevators, the marketing of farm VICE-PRESIDENT awaited here to-day as the Allies strengthened their position. BRITAIN ACCEPTS DEBT products, the development of thq desolated eastern Europe and large livestock Industry and the possibil­ areas of Asia for more thaa eight Midnight will see the expiration of the two-week moratorium ities of further diversification ia years and thus enable all the various recently granted Germany for the payment of her 500,000,000 Canadian agriculture. •rades, whether Allied, Turkish or STATES CASE FOR gold mark reparation Instalment. PLAN OF UNITED STATES 8, Revision of the Bank Act. Re-distribution Bill. Greek, t& go back to their homes. Whether the French will make the The Speech further referred to the The treaty also was designed to en­ default the occasion for putting into additional advertising and general able the Turkish stale, which was CITY'SSUPPORT effect the expected Ruhr customs London, Jan, 31.—Great Britain haa decided to accept the publicity campaign in Great Brltaia and the United States to secure set­ vanquished in the -war with the harrier and the cessation of coal American efftr in regard to the funding of the British war debt tler* for the bind, decisions reached Allies but victorious over Greece, to C.P.R. Official Issues State­ shipments eastward had not been to the United States. at the Postal Conference and the gift resume its place as a consolidated announced this morning. Gen. Weygand, Marshal Koch's to Canada by France of 260 acres of CIITSEXPENSES The Government’s decision was reached at a Cabinet meeting land on Vlmy Ridge. state and re-enter the comity of ment on Empress Hotel It is reported the German Minister Chief of Staff. has taken an active ■allons. Concessions of Railways, for the Berlin Covers - ■hare in the French operations in the thia afternoon. There was a full attendance of the Ministers, and Time Presses. ment, has forbidden the German per­ Drastic Pruning Keeps the occupied Ruhr district. He made a apparently they entered the meeting with the decision already SPOKE OF TRAVELS Lord Curson said everyone re­ sonnel from carrying out any orders study of conditions on the spot ht gretted there had not . been an That the (’anadian Pacific of the French and Belgians. The Budget Slightly Below Last company with M. Letrocquer, one of formed to follow the recommendation of the Chancellor of the -ACROSS CANADA agreement as to every clause In the decree also forbids the workers to Year’s Figure the members of the French Cabinet. Exchequer, aa the sesaion laated only a few minutes. treaty, but time was pressing and Railway has done everything in operate in the shipment of coal and The terms ate 3 per cent, for ten years and 3% per cent, Terf of Speech. Europe, and Indeed the whole world, its power to aid the development timber out of Germany to either The Governor-General said: wan waiting, not for farther debates, France or Belgium. No Interference With Usual thereafter. ______^______. “Honorable Members of the Senate: but for results. Therefore, it was of Victoria as the playground No reservation was made regard­ "Members of the House of Com­ COAL OUTPUT" Increase in Salaries of felt to be In the public Interest thah of Canada, and that its happy ing Great Hritain’e being allowed to mons: the proceedings should be brought Teachers pay the total sum after the ten-year “I am glad to welcome you to a to a termination, as he hoped they relation to the city is such as IN RUHR AREA period. feturn to your parliamentary duties. might be, by common consent, to induce confidence in the Em­ SEVENTEENLOST "In the Interval which has elapsed Lord Curson said the treaty was RAPIDLY FALLING City school expenses for this WELCOMED BY SUN Washington. Jan. 81.—The British since the last session I have had the press Hotel concessions by-laws pleasure of extending my travels intended to build up relationships of yegr will be slightly lower than decision to accept the United States . amity, goodwill and friendly inter­ to be voted upon on Monday In the Dueeelderf. Jan. 31.‘—Ceal produc Willing to Have Expenditures debt funding suggestions was said throughout Western Canada and ae course on equal terms between the opinion of D. C. Coleman, Vice- «ion in the Ruhr Valley is rapidly de­ last year, although the usual to-day by Secretary Mellon to open WHEN SHIP SINK far as the Territory of the Yukon. Turkish stats and the other parta of President of the Canadian Pacific creeing. Only 104*1 eeel enre were in China Supervised the way for immediate drafting of The cordial hospitality everywhere Europe. Railway in charge of Western Lines, id Monday instead of 22400, the •alary increase will be given to iweemmendatione to the President Two Vessels Carrying Vladi­ enjoyed by HenfOueeNmcy and my- Three Objects. as stated in an Interview with The ...... tel number. The ecareity of city teachM*.* * Thi* was made for changes In the funding law to •elf will long be peroembered. “Peace, reconstruction and co­ Times this afternoon. empty car, I» becoming acuta. Only Desires Army Disbandment legalize the terme suggested In tbe vostok Refugees Collided operation are the three objects,' Mr. Coleman said: 1.000 were available yesterday in the known by members of the city and Chinese Reunion United States proposition. IMPROVED ECONOMIC said. He added that the question “I hope the proposed by-law fixing entire valley. Caal ia accumulating School Board to-day after a rate of taxation for the Empress Three Other Refugee Ships CONDITIONS NOTED was how far the conferees had suc­ at the pit heads- Shanghai. Jan. SI.— (Associated ceeded in obtaining them In the doc­ Hotel will commend Itself to the The Cologne-Berlin main trunk line private meeting at which they VIEWS STATED BY favor of the ratepayers of Victoria. telephone and telegraph cable waa Prefca) l * ndIsmayed by the recent Reach Philippine Port ument presented to-day. He was far practically completed their an­ political chaos In Canton, which was - - LONDON PAPERS “ft is gratifying to note that Jn *J fmn thinking their labors had been We ask them to consider It in the .gain cut to-day In several Placée nual budget. -r-rrv-.v.: _ t. period of world-wide trade depres­ light of the expenditures which u‘* near Essen. That etty le completely recently taken by provincial forces In rain, as a considerable- amount of Thé exact total of the year's budget friendly to his cause. Sun Yaf 8eh, Ixmdon. Jan. 21.—The leading fin* Manila, Jan. 31.—With the ar­ sion following the Greet War Canada suspicion which had hung about the company has made In order to attract cut oft from the remainder of .Oer- has made substantial progress to­ tourists and other visitors to Van­ hss not been fixed yet, but it will be South China leader, to-day reaffirm­ ancial jvr iters of the morniqg. news­ rival here to-day of the steam earlier meetings had been blown several thousands of dollars below ed his intention of proceeding to the wards recovery. The increase In tha •way by the breezes of Lausanne. couver Island, particularly Victoria." A message from Coblenx an­ the 1122 total, trustees said. To k**P papers find that opinion hardened ship Paris, a belated member of volume of trade, the diminution of said Mr. Coleman. “A favorable de­ nounced that thirty-four tlerman Kwangtung capital In the near future. Compromise the estimates within the total of last The deposed President of the South yesterday in favor of accepting the the fleet carrying Vladivostok unemployment as compared with last cision by the burgesses would indi­ civil officials were being expelled to- year has forced the board Jo exercise Winter and the restoration of our The British Foreign Secretary de­ day from the Rhineland under ths China Republic, whose forces began United States funding proposal. refugees, it was learned that her clared with Vigor that ft was not pos­ cate that expenditures made by the drastic economy in alt directions, par­ quarreling a mongfherrtscTves after currency to a position of equality Railway Company are appreciated, orders leaned yeetrrday by the ticularly in connection with school There is a widely held opinion, sister ship, the Ajax, had been with that of the neighboring repùblle sible for the Turkish delegation or the they had retaken Canton from Gen­ however, that tne ’United States, Angora Government to claim they and would encourage the Investment Rhineland High Commleelon. supplies and building repairs. are Indications of the Improved sit­ of private capital in enterprises eral Chen Hhiung Ming, explained having regard for the uncertainty of sunk off Formosa with the loss were being confronted with a sur­ Following a meeting between city that hie departure for the South, de­ uation. , The economic conditions In which would enure to the growth of teachers and the finance committee the future, should agree to a clause of seventeen lives. Seven others prise or a menace. The Allies had NO EXTENSION pended on developments in the allowing Great Britain the full bene­ European countries make for embar­ endeavored to frame the treaty not the City as a tourist and as an In­ of tho School Board this week it has Southern provinces and at Peking. who clung to the funnel for rassment the world over. A much by methods of dictation but by con­ dustrial centre. OF OCCUPATION been decided not to interfere with fit of any changed conditions that Hun had intended leaving for Canton may arise In the national credit of four hours were rescued by the better situation In Europe will be ciliation and compromise. Playground of Canada. the annual increment In teachers’ sal­ necessary before we can expect s London, Jan. 31.—Apparently bas­ aries. This amounts to about $16.000. last Saturday, but cancelled his sail­ both countries during the next ten However, the Allies had reached “It has been frequently stated by ing reservations when advised of out­ Paris. complete restoration of confideqpe la the unanimous decision that good re­ ing their statements upon General To overcome this Increase a similar business affairs here. In the mean­ us that we are anxious to make Vic­ amount was cut from various other breaks In that cRy. In some political quarters it is as­ The Paris and the Ajax eol sults could not be expected from fur­ toria the pêiyground of the people of Dégouttes warning to Germany, time, the Dominion has much reason ther meetings # of the conference some of the British correspondents appropriations, trustees explained, Reunion. serted that Premier Bonar Law's tided in h furious storm. The Western Canada, and at the same making the total slightly lower than for satisfaction with the improve­ commissions and sub-commissions, at Dusseldorf assert that the French He characterised the recent Can­ position Against acceptance under­ ment that has taken place, with the time to encourage its development last year; - ton disturbances as sporadic and de­ went a certain modification yesterday bow of the Paris was stove in and accordingly they had drawn up in other directions. As an earnest almost Immediately will send Berlin by the collision, but the damage waa many evidences of a returning pros­ in the form of a definite treaty the a notification, equivalent in spirit If The board has agreed to confer next clared they would be dealt with in as a result of Chancellor of the Ex­ of this, we expended on the Empress week with representatives of the Tax­ above the waterline and she waa perity. essential conditions for peace. Hotel and on Its surroundings, many not in form to an ultimatum, de­ due course. He asserted that the chequer Baldwin’s statement to tbe able to prqceed to Manila Trade Treaties manding removal of Wllhelmstrasse’s payers’ Protective Association, who Kwangtung outbreaks could not af­ Cabinet. Honorable Peace times the sum provided for in the will urge that the utmost economy The Parla allpped Into Manila “The desirability of obtaining the “We are convinced that a general original exemption agreement. Under policy regarding the Ruhr district. fect his present aims, which centred Mr. Baldwin's arguments are also alone yesterday, evading the de­ best available terms for the admis- Germany Is to be told. The Post's be exercised in school administration. upon an effort to make effective the said to have greatly Impressed the honorable peace can be concluded." the direction of Captain Troup we The date of this conference will be stroyer which waa lying outside the slonfof our products into foreign mar­ he said. ‘This is the treaty we sub­ have built up the British Columbia Dusseldorf correspondent says, that disbandment of the large numbers of other Ministers. In circles where this harbor watching for the missing kets has engaged the attention of- the fixed by the chairman of the School belief obtains, the ultimate accept­ mit to-day.” Coast Service until it Is the best of France will not tolerate passive hos­ Board. Chinese troops aa the first step to­ Russian ships. Ministry. „ Conventions have been Lord Curson said he had been told Its kind in existence, we have as­ tility supported and financed by the Mayor Hayward and members of ward the reunion of the nation. ance of the United States terras le She steamed almost to the Manila made to govern trade relations be­ that hopes had been built upon dis­ sisted enterprises which are cal­ German Government, and that If a the City Council also will confer Dr. Sun expressed satisfaction at anticipated. breakwater before she was turned tween France and Canada and be­ cord between the principal Allies or culated to contribute to the enter­ satisfactory reply IS not given, with the trustees shortly to ask that; the replies he had received on his re­ London Express. x back and convoyed to the Marlveles tween Italy and Canada. Thede con­ between them and the other powers. tainment of visitors^ we have ad­ drastic measures will be taken ex* school expenses be cut to the. bone. cent manifesto addressed to gll of the The contribution of The Express Quarantine Station, where she was ventions wifi be submitted for your These hopes had proved false be­ vertised the beauties and advantages ceedlng any already in operation. principal leaders in_Chtna proposing to the discussion to-day takes the held to-day. m approval.______,______cause all the powers were found to be of the district throughout the world, Dispatches to The Telegraph my a reunion of the warring factions. In form of a front page statement, The Paris left Formosa With animated by common Interests. and we have, it must be agreed, done this notification probably will be this Connection he referred to Pre­ printed in bold type, that several thirty-one aboard, but arrived with NEW NATIONAL “I can not recall a single occasion everything that could possibly have sent to Germany this evening. mier Chang Sao Tseng, who. he said, states of the American Union are still thirty-two, a child having been bqm upon which disagreement between been expected to attract travel to The correspondent add» that It Is “HIKETSIRYTO had dissented from the proposal that in default to British investors for en route. RAILWAYS BOARD them on any point of Importance has the city, and to send travelers and not known what form the threatened a foreign expert should assist and sums borrowed on the British market The other three belated vessels of been manifest at this table,". he visitors away with the best possible measures will take, but It Is said supervise the troop disbandment. (Concluded on p»re *.) Admiral Stark's Vladivostok exiles they are not likely to Involve any arrived to-day at Boliano Cove, 300 “Since last session, acting under a added. “And the same applies to the Impression of it. We have not failed The opposition of Premier Chang. statute of 1919, with amendments part played by the American dele­ to meet any new developments or further occupation of territory. Dr. Sun said, was the argument of miles north of Manila, according to a GET FREE MEALS dispatch received at the office of thereto, an .Order-in-Council haa gation. who both inside and outside changes in traveling conditions which the mandarins and the customary Governor-General Wood. It was been passed appointing a board of the conference room have contri­ have materialised from time to time, GERMANS SEEK TO plea against foreign interference. directors to be known as the Board buted materially to the unity of which is, evidenced by the expendi­ Unemployed Groups in Britain STEM PUNS understood that officials at Bolinao Supervision. of Directors of the Canadian Na­ which I speak." tures we are now making to encour- ENTER THE BRITISH had instructed the ships to proceed Closely Watched by Police “As disbandment necessarily In­ to Manila, where thêy should arrive tional Railway Company, having Combined Offer. (Concluded on page 14.) ZONE ON RHINE volves a foreign loan." said he. "I am to-morrow. under its control and operation the Thus, he asserted, the treaty was In favor of the strictest foreign sup­ various lines which go to make up London. Jan. 31.—(Canadian Pres TO 60 TO NEW YORK Given Clothing. the combined offer not of a single REPLAY IN SECOND ervision of all expenditures. This the system and also the Canadian Coblenz. Jan. 31.— (Associated Cable).—Tflkers" of an unusually The refugees now at Marlveles who power or group of powers, but of all Press ) .—Questions concerning the supervision will expedite and make arrived lair week with Admiral Stark Government Merchant Marine. The the powers who were primari ROUND OF SCOTTISH . truculent sort are now trying new effective tty enforcement* of dis­ various- wait», of the system are be­ procedure to be followed in the tactics. They* enter small restaurants, have been clothed by the Red. Crow. tereeted whether In the re-est of the large number of German func­ bandment." The women and children have been ing consolidated as rapidly as pos­ FOOTBALL SERIES where they order food and then an­ £>r. Sun said he had received dis­ POLICE CONFERENCE sible. This, it is expected, will in­ ment of peace or the recovery tionaries who are condemned to de­ nounce they have no intention of given clean quarters in the quaran­ welfare of the Turkish people, I portation by tbe French and Bel­ patches from tbe South stating Chen tine station. crease the efficiency and decrease * Moreover, the treaty was an Appeal London. Jan. 31—(Canadian Press) paying for It. In this they count on Chlung Ming had sailed from Singa­ Admiral Stark said: “This is the the cost of operation. Replay in the second round of the gians and who are Making asylum the nervousneM of the attendants, Gets Special Invitation to not to the Angora Government alone, In the British aoee are occupying the pore. He declared he had also re­ first port we have touched since Shipping Inquiry. but to the public opinion of Scottish football cup this afternoon, generally women, who let thJm go. ceived pledgee of support from three New International As­ leavihg Vladivostok where we were “It having been renresented that am resulted as follows: attention of the Rhineland Commis­ Thia dodge, which was first tried world. sion. The case of The Cologne Ga­ leading generals at Swatow who had not given immediately to understand amalgamation of Interests of ship­ Aberdeen 2, Alrdrleonlans 6. In London with varying success, was served General Chen. sembly From Enright that we must move on.” —■ ping companies and vessel owners World to Judge. zette. which is publishing attacks on •xtened yesterday to Brighton. Lord Curson said he wanted the Bathgate 0. Queens Park 2. the French and. Belgians, also has He declined to discuss the move The Russians have no plans for on the Great Lakes has operated to East Fife 1. Kilmarnock 0. Nearly 200 unemployed mfn. the ma- ments being planned in the South. the future but are awaiting wordcontrol____ _ freight rates and Insurance world to pronounce ^whether the aet been raised in the Commission. The ------t -‘-he!" belie from £jy1—(Canadian Press men. however, indignantly refused, toon Daily Star, for eleven years Staneland attended last year, POINT GREY, DIED Cable)—Games played under the such food and hiked into the town, owned and conducted by W. F. Her­ and which 'gave rise to the $100 Rugby Union this afternoon resulted Berlin. Jan. II.—An apparently In­ led by a man who styles himself man. has been sold to a syndicate of Vancouver. Jan. 31.—IL R. Wells, Warsaw. Jan- 11.—Niewadomskl, spired statement issued by a semi­ “Reverend" and la said to have a cheque case in local courts. Mr. the artist who assassinated President aa follows: Saskatchewan men- In which Saska­ well-known old timer of Point Army 11, United HospNala t. official news agency jwys It is ths ministerial charge In the north of toon Is conspicuously represented, it Staneland explained that Police Grey, who was one of lie first Coun­ Narutowicz of Poland December 11 tagk of the German people to reduce England. - ' Mat. was executed here to-day. ^ Cambridge University if. Bristol announced here, to-day. To­ Commissioner Enright of New York cillors, died at his. home. S»38 Mont­ Premier Poincare’s calculations to an One section of the hikers went to day’s issue of The Star is the last had extended a special Invitation to calm Street, this morning. He had Oxford University SI. Coventry «. absurdity. The statement concludes: a hotel and Informed the proprietor on which jJr. Herman’s name ap- him to attend the new.international been 111 for only a short time. CROW’S NEST COAL “Not until France realizes that Poin­ they all required lunch. Instead of conference in^April. Mr. Wells came to Vancouver britisïTcanadian- care’s action In the Ruhr district Is complying with the demand, the At the last conference Mr. Stane­ thirty-five years ago. MINES SET UP hotelkeeper ordered them to leave. not only unjust, but also a mistake RUSSIANS PLAN land was the only delegate from NEW TOTALS DEBT DISCUSSION; which must be made good, can the The police had been watching them Western Canada, and he took a'lead­ W. G. FULLERTON path to regulations become free." and shortly appeared at the hotel. TO BUY COTTON ing part in the proceedings, being ARBITRATION PUN Then roost Of the hikers bolted. * photographed with Mayor If y Ian and Calgary, Jan. II —Stpam coal pro­ HAMPIHa TO AHtlTRATI in orner nom* in • ongntoR me other- prominent New York pgWc duction In tbs Crow’s Host Pass dis­ Berlin. Jan. XI.—Russia has decid­ Ottawa. Jan. h.—Premier King hikers demanded bacon and eggs. men. ‘ Mr. Staneland’s attendance at trict for January will probably reach Washington, Jaiw II. — President The Invaders Were in detachments ed to buy American cotton to keep the convention was excellent adver­ the record-breaking amount of nearly last night declined to comment on Harding has accepted the invitation and Hie police covered the town In Its textile mille running. Moecow tising for Victoria, his friends be­ 100.000 tons, with all of the mines the dispatch stating that former Pre­ extended by Chile and Peru to act all squads. In thle way the police trade authorities hitherto have con - lieve. In addition. Mr. Stnneland averaging In the neighborhood of mier Asquith had been Invited to act as arbitrator under the Tscna-Aries were able to appear at a hotel almost aidered *aueh ..suechaaea out of the learped much about police work 11.000 tone a da* according to O. S. aa arbitrator in the debt question protocol, which resulted from the con­ qulekly aa the Miters themeeh question In view of Russia-» low ea­ which haa been useful to the Victoria Whiteside, of Coleman. between Canada *nd~erott BNlain. ference held hi Washington last year. and they mad# a number of arrests. ch anas rate.

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INSURANCE NOT EASURES ANNOUNCED PAID; LUSITANIA IN OPENING SPEECH OF DECISION GIVEN SESSION IN OTTAWA Blands Sweet PeaSeeds Albany. N. Y„ Jan. SI—The Hlnk- MALLEK’S HAVE MOVED to 1212 Douglas St. ing of the Lusitania was an act of il Largo on Canadian cattle in the We have a fresh supply of the leading war, the Court of Appeals held to-day United Kingdom la a source of greet Between Yates and View Streets In deciding the case of the estate of satisfaction. It has materially Im­ varieties, 1922 crop, Victor!»’* Product. >lfred Q. Vanderbilt against an in­ proved the outlook as -regards live­ surance company. A clause In the stock and should lead to- the re­ Sole agents for Victoria. policy held by Mr. Vanderbilt, who establishment of a profitable trade waa drowned when the Lusitania with Great Britain. went down, automatically nullified U DOORS OPEN (9 A M. SHARP) TO-MORROW—TO ATTEND THE MOST SEN­ In case death waa caused by war. ARM INQUIRY SATIONAL GARMENT SALE WE HAVE EVER HELD l GRANTED STATED CASE BY COMMITTEE

À motion for a stated case In yta ‘ The adverse conditions which with action of Rex versus Mere Blngh and agriculture generally la confronted In c there was made In the Knpreme many parte of Canada, despite the Court this morning by Arthur L. abundant crop* of the past year, Eat Good kent on behalf of the defendant- render It desirable that a special appellant. Mere Singh with fouf ommittee with bowers to make re*. other Kast Indian companions were >mroendatione be appointed to look =$S] Butter « barged in the criminal court of into various agricultural matters, (Ask Vm, Onml speedy trials In New Westminster such aa the mixing of grain In private with an assault upon Amar Singh terminal elevators, the marketing of CZHTBAL CSMSnua or B.C. end Nathan Singh. Mere Singh was farm product», the development of acquitted, while others were fined In the livestock industry and the poo- varying amounts according to their si bllUlea of further diversification in .■J'g! share lit the alleged proceedings. our Canadian agriculture. “CLEAN-UP” The appeal is by way of case staled from a decision of Jqdge Ho way In the County Court, If aw Westmin­ SETTLERS INVITED ster. on the charge which was brought under section 1014 of the TO^WORK LAND Criminal code. Their Lordships ranted leave to the appellant to 'The matter of securing an In­ tave the case set down for Monday creasing flow of desirable settlers to In next week. ------develop the large areas still avail­ able for cultivation in Canada haa READY-TO-WEAR had the serious consideration Of my Protect Your Health advisers. Additional advertising and The Tonie and Laxative Effect of laxa­ general publicity campaigns have tive BROMO QU1NINK Tablets wlU >een launched in Great Britain and keep the system in a healthy condHkKI end thus ward off all attacks of Colds, the United States, and as Opportun­ Grip or Infiuensa. • 10c. Made In Can­ ity offers will be extended to other ada. (AdYt.) land* from which a suitable class of settlers may be attracted. In other particulars the activities of the De­ GOVERNMENT StANDAR partment of Immigration and Colonisation are being exeanded. . •The time for the usual decennial For two days—Thursday and Friday—we offer an unparalleled sale of Misses’ and revision, of the Bank Act having ar­ rived, a measure for that purpose Remember Oar will be laid before you. Women’s Ready-to-Wear Garments. We offer a “clean-up” sale of every Fall and Winter coat, dress, skirt, suit and fur in our big ready-to-wear establishment. This Wrecking Car REDISTRIBUTION i MEASURE SOON| is not merchandise purchased for a sale, but our own carefully selected garments. If you should meet «rUh tut accident, remember that our Having regard to the recent de­ We offer these desirable garments to-morrow at prices that are almost “give-aways.” wrecking car win aave you cennial census, a readjustment of the money. It handle» your dam­ representation of the provinces in The prices and stated values tell the story. Here is a chance to dress yourself up for the House of Commons as required aged car gently and aavee need- by the British North America Act a trifling cost. 'We will expect you in the crowd to-morrow. Sale starts at 9 o'clock. lea» expanse. Is due. A bill will be Introduced for | Consider tlie It la the only car of Ita kind that purpose. In the city. Postal Conference, SEED QUESTION In pursuance of the announce- ment made In the Speech from the | GARMENTS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES It’s early yet, but the Throne at the opening of the last B A K Government In­ Jameson ft Willis, Ltd. session, a postal conference with the spected Seeds are very The Servie» Oarage United States waa held at Ottawa In much In demand. Year the month of December last The ré­ Regular $27.50 Jet Black Tunic ...... »...... after year farmers reorder 740 Broughton Street. sulta of the conference were cm - CHOICE from the B A K list and bodied In a new postal convention Regular $20.00 Jet and Sequin Tunic...... their neighbors are fol­ which haa been in force eince Janu­ lowing their example. ary 1. It la a pleasure to record that Regular $22.50 Pale Green Evening Dress...... Start figuring now on re-arrangement were made not only Regular $32.50 Peach Corded Silk Evening Dress...... quantities and varieties— for extending and improving the In­ it pays to plant good ternational poatal ear vice, but also Regular $37.50 Orange Silk and Silver Lace Evening Drees.... seeds. Take no chances. for conveyance for parcel mall from l A PERHAPS POEM Canada through the United State» Regular $35.00 Silver Lace Evening Dress...... He slid down the baaleter to all South American countries. Regular $32.50 Shot Silk Mauve and Pale Blue Evening Dress. And struck a nail. Hew sad! Vlmy. Ridge. He placed hie hand upon hie “The Oovemmeht of France haa | Regular $27.50 Blue Silk Taffeta Dress ...... graciously offered to the Canadian | Regular $22.50 Black Canton Crepe Dress...... And murmured “That's tea Government a tract of land of tse bad/' acres on Vlmy Ridge, at the alts Regular $27.50 Navv Silk Tricoletto Dress...... selected for the erection by Canada of a monument commemorating the Regular $24.50 Black Canton Crepe Dress...... • • • ...... It'e too bad If your liens aren't exploits of Canadian troops In the ' Regular $14.85 Girls’ Coats (7 only)...... Great War. This gift haa been grate­ laying. Try fully accepted and a bill approving Regular $16.85 Serge Dresses ...... the agreement has been duly Intro­ VACUUM CLEANER duced In the French Parliament. An CHOICE PACIFIC LAYING MASH appropriate resolution expressing A sack or lass. Canada’s appreciation of the action Regular $32.50 Salts’ Seal Plush Coats (6 only)...... of the French Government will be ------SPECIAL------Phene N ineteen • Seventeen offered for your acceptance. Regular $35.00 Silk Plush Pur-Trimmed Coat ...... -^During the course of the session your attention will be Invited to J Regular $32.50 Navy and Brown Bolivia Coats ------PACIFIC FEED CO. other agreements of an international Regular $22.50 Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats ...... Deuglae Street, Car. Pembroke character and significance and to | $5.00 Cash other matters requiring regulation. Regular $22.50 Squirrel Choker ...... QUALITY SERVICE Regular $27.50 Tweed Utility Coats (2 only)...... Places a Fully Guaranteed “Apex” Vacuum STRICT ECONOMY Regular $29.75 Black Velour Fur-Trimmed Coats ------Gleaner in Your Home IS STILL THE RULE I Regular $27.50 Navy Velvet Dress ...... Members of the House of Com- | Regular $29.75 Serge and Tricotine Dresses...... Us* it as your own and pay the balance at the rate of ASK THE ONE WHO BURNS IT mon* : $5.00 a month. Act quickly if you would secure one of ‘The Public Accounts for the last ( these bargains. fiscal year and the Estimates for the coming year will he submitted at Regular $52.50 Ladies’ Green Cloth Fur-Trimmed Suit ...... CHOICE an early date. A strict economy In Aak the On# Who all public expenditures continues to Burn, It be a necessity- of the existing finan- j Regular $45.00 Purple Broadcloth Suit ...... -...... B. C. ELECTRIC clal situation. Regular $65.00 Heavily Fur-Trimmed Purple Suit ...... “Honorable members of the Senate: | “Members of the House of Com­ Regular $49.50 Fawn Tricotine Suit...... Showrooms, Langley Street Phone 123 THE PEOPLE'» mons: COAL Since you lut assembled, Canada has harvested the larges.t wheat crop Regular $47.50 Fawn Velour Suit ...... In history and an abundance of other Regular $49.50 Navy Novelty Coat ...... ----- •'...... kinds of grains and fruits. THE QUALITY “May the Divine Providence which i Regular $39.50 Brown Fur-Trimmed Coat...... COAL has vouchsafed this basis of pur ma­ terial prosperity guide gnd bleea all | Regular-$37.50 Tricotine Dresses ...... our deliberations.” THE ECONOMICAL COPAS & SON’S COAL WINNIPEG FRUIT WHOLESALER GOING IT-0 NANOOSE TO AUSTRALIA | Grocery and WELLINGTON 1212 Douglas COAL Telephone Spaelal to The Times. Street Winnipeg. Jan. 31.—R. R. Scoit, j 1901 Provision Prices Winnipeg's leading wholesale fruit merchant, and daughter left last Nice Fresh Goods and Best Value in the City. Let J* have night for Victoria to remain a few days before sailing for Australia to Limited Tour Orders. look Into produce suitable for West­ ern Canada consumption. He will Between Yates and View Streets also endeavor to advance the sale of Independent Creamery But­ St. Charlie or Carnation ~ C. apples in Australia. ter, nothing nicer. '4 7/* Milk, 2 large Per lb...... 25c Fresh Creamery Butter, Good King (PI qC sung were “Safe In the Arms of Ill taka place on Thursday. Feb­ Mrs. Samuel Johnston, of 1347 Basil Apples, per box «D AoVlF Street, took place yesterday after­ Jesus” and “When He Cometh.** Lawndale Brand. d 1 FIT AND WORKMANSHIP OBITUARY RECORD ruary 1, at US o'clock from the Wm. Richardson. B. Johnston, U Fresh Artichokes, Sands Funeral Chapel. Rev. Dr. noon at 1 o'clock at the Sands Per lb...... ‘*±1/ GUARANTEED Funeral Chapel, relative, and a targa Fyke and Mr. Ball acted aa pall­ 5 lhs. for...... JeV V The remains of the late Captain Campbell will officiate and Interment gathering of friends attending. The bearers. Interment waa made to Nice Juicy Oranges, OC- will he made In Boas Bay Cemetery. Roes Bay Cemetery. ~ Nice Orange Pekoe Tea, Francia* Patrick- Armstrong, whose little casket waa hidden beneath a per dozen...... AitlV death occurred last Friday at the profusion of beautiful flowers Rev. . 31.50. |s ». cooto officiate* and-tee Hymn» ZZ "'A—s AAÜ5Sae"TSSGSr SAVING 'aneouver flanirof -nr per H* . .. i, - liti tb'rihi' 'freeway srowwi-'fr Î,r, fttr many years s men,bee of tan Hues Bay Cemetery. The cortege firm of Butler * Harrison, archi­ Jelly Powder, all OK g» proceeded from the Thomson Fun­ tects, with offices formerly In the ANNOUNCEMENTS JT:...... $1.00 flavors, 3 pkts. for^nltJU eral Home, 1626 Quadra Street, at Bayward Building of this city. He Like Receiving leaves hie widow and two eons, Ed­ Grade A. Ormandy Potatoes, Selected Picnic Ham, IQ. 2.16 o'clock, and fifteen minutes later Eleetrelyeie Superfluous hair, $5.00 Cleaned service, was held at Christ CWtiroh gar and Oswald. warta and nmoles permanently des­ loo-ib. û»i qc per lb., 20^ and.. AOV Cathedral, when the Very Rev. C. S. troyed. Perfect satisfaction guar­ 25 Sacks of sack...... «D-leVV and Washed QuaJnton officiated. The loth Psalm The remains of Mrs. Esther Marla anteed. Acne absolutely cured. Con­ Freeh Ginger Snaps, IF. waa read and the hymne aung were Holneaa were laid to rest yesterday sult Misa Davison, tit Woolworth "Sun of My Soul"* and "Abide With afternoon In Roes Bay Cemetery. A Bed Arrow Soda 04 per lb...... -LVV BILLS Me." Mr. Davies presided at the Bldg. ”• CoaltotheTon! Let ua freshen up those very Impressive service waa con­ ■ o o o Biscuits, large box w a V organ. There were many friande Nice Breakfast Bacon, by pillows for you. We’ll re­ ducted at the B. C. Funeral Chapel Auto mechanise, attention! During present and a profusion of beautiful by the Rev. A. da B. Owea In the We give you twenty full ouch, the piece. . QCga That’s what it amounts to turn them fresh, fluffy and floral designs covered the casket and ante we offer Khaki Combina Hoi of coal to the ten—bet It'e RSAL Good Cooking OEn presence of a largo gathering of re­ overalls at exceptionally low bar­ Onions»' 10 lbe. for. .«wv Per lb...... OUV for men and women who spotless. f hearse. Members of the Victoria- latives and sympathising friande. A coal. Twenty-five sacks of In­ Columbia Lodge. No. 1. A. F. and gain prices. Shirt. Collar and Tie ferior quality coal went teat have their suits made here. profusion of beautiful floral tributes Shop. Ltd., Tl« Tates Street ••• A. M.. turned out tn a body to pay you aa long or give such satis­ Telephone your order»—1'roinpt attention. heir last respects to a departed covered the casket and hearee, which ft O O jrother. Worshipful Master Donald bore eloquent testimony to the high Figure Drawing end Fainting Clae­ faction. $28.00 Robert eon read the Masonic burial esteem In which the late Mrs. Hol­ ses: Saturdays, to ltd*. Mon­ neaa waa held. The hymne aung ill ANTI-COMBINE service at the graveside. The follow­ day». 7.30 to ».«». WBl Menalawa 118 ing acted aa pallbearers: M.W. Bro were "The Sands of Time Ape Sink­ Instructor. Î01-I thrlon Bank Build­ COPAS & SON OBOOBBS W. Henderson. Bro#. Col. Cyrus W. ing” and "Abide With Me." The fol­ ing. Peck, V.C.. D.8.O.. J. E. Griffith. J. lowing acted aa pallbearers: t. Cath­ o o o Corner Tort end Brood Streets Phonos M and 86 C. HOPE S235.it: P. Fords, O. A. Hunter and W. Fl ead. A. H. Maynard. R. T. William# and S. H. Shanks. ' . Misa Griffith. Dressmaker, la «17 1434 Government Phone : HZSi, rftoqsJkBtst Robertson. poirniily conducting her business on The funeral of the lata Mrs. Ernest The funeral of Richard Samuel 5!.1 FOR RESULTS USE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS. i Macdonald, of 1IÎ0 Balmoral Road. Johnston, the baby soa of Mr. a 4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WED NEBDAY, JAN UAKY, 31,1923 tt QUEBEC VOTERS TO MARK SALE OF Spring Hats for Thursday’s SALE OP WHITEWEAR WIHTEWEÀR BALLOTS NEXT MONDAY 1008-10 Government St •tor# Hours I a. m. to i p. m.—Wednesday • a. ok Selling, $7.75 Montreal, Jan. 30.—Polling in the Quebec provincial general election will take place next Monday. Nominations were made yesterday. There were acclamations in two Quebec seats, Quebec County and Quebec Bast. JU Leclarc got'his seat in the Legislature with­ The February Sale of Undermuslins out a fight for the former, and L. A. Letourneau in the latter. Hon. J. Francoeur, 8peaker, got an acclamation in Lotbiniere, and Hen. J. E. Caron, Minister ef Agriculture, in the Magdalen Islands. From all points where contests will take place the liveli­ est interest is reported. Commences To-morrow Candidates%re: ' - L. Government. Opposition. Every Woman Will Want to Take Abitibi ...... *Hon. J. E. Perrault. Argenteuil ...... Hay...... J. A. St. Jacques full Advantage of These Decided­ Arthabaska ...... *Hon. J. E. Perrault...... O. Boulanger Bagot ...... *J. E. Phaneuf...... J. H. Marcotte There ia a breath of Spring irr-these delightful now Hats, portraying a wealth of color Beauhameie ...... r. .• A. - Berge vln...... A. Plante ly Reasonable Prices end the most pleasing variety of becoming shapes suitable for present and later-on Bellechasse ...... ,....eHon. M. A. Gaiipeault.... Berthler ...... 8. Lafrenters...... Dr. J. O. Gaboury wear. _ . ' Bonaventure ...... „..V- *'• Bugeaud...... M. Martin INGERIE value, more exceptional than those, Haircloth. Kandy Cloth and Straw Braids fashion these new Hats in turban, rolling Brome ...... ;.#W. R. Oliver...... ,,L. G. Beauregard offered at any other season distinguish this Chamblÿ ...... A. Thurber...... J. A. Garneau L February Sale. Now is your chance to select brim, straight brim and pokes shapes. 7 Champlain ...... A. Brault (Ind.) ...... - *b. Horde lea u...... J. O. Lablseonlere to advantage the full quota of Dainty Underthings Black, brown, navy, rod aud grey are the color*. Attractively low-priced at---- f Charlevoix-Saguenay ...... ***& pu/.out‘-.* ^ ...EL Duseeault that-you will^so enjoy finding ready when you go Chateauguay ...... '*...... ». (Hon.H. Mercier...... ____A. La berge to your dresser drawer. Chemises, night dresses, Chicoutimi ...... tousle ...... •J. A. Oaudrault...... P. Bergeron step-in sets, you can’t have too many of them. Even $7.75 Compton ...... *Hon. J. Nlcholl...... W. Martineau warm days to crime niay be well considered when Dorchester ...... **• C. Ouellet...... • oa^.i . .jQ. Dussault such values are available and ample provision made Drummond ...... *H. Ufert*..»..»., . ylpE. Burnaby while it can be done to such advantage. Frontense .*"*'***• • • • - • . : ."Dr. V. Ltncourt BALANCE OF THE WINTER HATS TO 00 Gaspe ’...... #0., Lemieux H...... G. Roy Hull * R. Lafond...... J. Chenier ...... "A. Phillip...... N. Rowatt Huntingdon ...... EXTRA SPECIAL At $1.45 Iberville .. ffFsWrv . •X v.. Forget...... ». Jacques Cartier ... ,.*J. 8. Ashby...... Hon. E. L. Patenaude To-morrow We Will Endeavor to Clear the Balance of the Winter Jollette ...... ,,L Dugas...... M. Dufresne 5 Dozen White Cotton Night­ Kamouraaka ...... *N. Morin...... L. Berube Hate at $1.45 ______La bel le ...... ,.P. L. Ortl...... Dr. C. Cartier Lake St. John .... •Hon. E. Moreau. : t...... J. B. Buchard La Prairie-Napierville t>E. Charbonneau...... M. Broseeau gowns, Sale Price 75c LAraoroptlon v.V... ."..!!!! !!‘Waller Itetd...... —...... —A. Leblanc I .aval ...... *...... R. Jerry...... •- J. Renaud The South African Plume Shop Levis ...... *Dr- V. Roy...... P. Audiet Priced for quick sale Thursday. 5 dozen Fine White L'Islet *!!!!?!!!!!!! 1 i .* 1 i. i. X #K Theriault. ...r...... B. Belanger Cotton Lace-Trimmed Nightgowns with short sleeves Phone 2818 LPtblniere *!!•!!.*11.•••...! *H°n- J- N. Francoeur (acclamation) and slipover style. A splendid bargain. While they 753 Yates St. Magdalen Island. ! ! ! !...... ‘Hon. J. E. Caron (acclamation) last, Thursday ...... 76<) Maeklnonge ...... •R. Tourvill...... A. Lan» .J. A. Bergeron...... J. N. Begin Matapedla •J. Dufour THIRTEEN-YEAR Meganllc ...... *1» Laplerre...... A. Provrncher Pink Mull Crepe Night­ CHAPLAIN DIED Mlealaquol ...... ’A- Beurette,...... W. Olroux ONTARIO LEADERS Montcalm ...... ,J- *■'- D-biel...... gowns, Up to IN ONTARIO Montmagny ...... c- A. Pauquet...... :------■ Nightgowns Montmorency ...... ‘Hon. L. A. Taeçhereau...... A. Lavergne $2.35, at $1.50 Thorold, Ont., Janr-$L—Believed to Dorlon (Montreal) ...... ,.*«<”> A. Lacomte...... E. Tetrault at $1.00 have been the youngest ohaplain In • HIVEA DEBATE St. Henry (Montreal) ...... ,J- H- Bedard...... A. Bray A group of Fancy Colored this country, thirteen-year-old Laurier (Montreal) ...... *E- Poulin...... m A limited number of Cotton Crepe Nightgown# Ernest William Breth«>rick. who was H. Perrier (Ind.)...... A. Duranleau Dainty Pink Mull Night­ in regular and out-size. No Medicine in Republic in elected chaplain of the,Bons of Eng­ Premier Drury and Ferguson, Dainty bird designs. Ex­ Maisonneuve < Montreal) . ..*A- Laurendeau..* ..'...... O. I blonde gowns will be offered for Caucasus Region land Benevolent Association only Conservative Chief, in Duel E. Lallbert (Ind.)...... Dr. J. M. Pellerin cellent quality. Formerly two weeks ago. died yesterday at his Merrier ...... *...... A- U*P°inte...... >*.A. L'Archeveque the first day of sale at the priced regular up to $2.35. home in Merrlton. near here. at Legislative Session v very low price êt $1.00 Sale Price ...... $1.50 Men Go About Streets Only St. Ann. (Montre.!) ...... *1>r- Conr.y ...... Toronto. Jan. 31.—The Leader of Aid. Bushien...... D. Taneey After Dark the Conservatives and the Leader of St. George. (Montrml) .... J. J. Crmlm.n...... -E. C. G.lt the Government met yesterday In St. James (Montreal) ...... -I. Vautrin...... Ur. J. A. Beadoln Envelope Chemises, Regular Up NEW FEDERAL R. Maillet Moncow, Jan. 31.—The Daghestan what was really the opening big bat­ Republic, on the northeast slope of St. Laurent (Montreal) ...W. C. Munn...... White Underskirts the Caucasus, Is starving and with­ tle of this see*ion of the Ontario J. A. Thudyk...... out medicine. M. Sumzofsky, the Legislature. No words were wasted •J. Cohen...... «..CL W. Sayer to $3.25, To Clear at $L50 country's health inspector, has in­ PUN FOB FAIRS at Greatly Re­ in felicitating one another. G. How­ St. Inouïs .(Montreal) ... *P. Bercovltch...... A. 8. Wolfe formed Captain Cyril J. Quinn, who ...• J. Cautler...... A. Mathieu agreed to help Daghestan. ard Ferguson criticized the Govern­ Ste. Marie tMontreal) duced Prices The population of this republic Is Government Desires Grants ment as a whole, and the majority of E. Mason ...... and $1.98 chiefly Mussulman and because the the Ministers individually, and was Verdun f#.J. Elle...... S. A. Laf leur Prices In All-White Under­ to Create Maximum Agri­ ...N. B. Seybold...... General C. A. Smart women, having practically no cloth- followed by Premier Drury, who Weetmount .... skirts have been ver>’ sub­ A collection of Envelope Chemises and Step-In Combina­ Hng, are without veils to hide -their . ..*J. A. Savoie...... L. G. Deslslets cultural Development stoutly defended his regime, his as­ Nlcolet ...... stantially reduced and offer tions will be placed on sale Thursday at decidedly lowered faces, the men go about Jhe streets sociates and himself and countered Papineau ...... ,D. Lahsie...... ;....u^.,.J. I^ngluls values very much out of the only after dark. Toronto. Jan. 31.—Officials of the by attacking the record of Mr. Fer­ . .,*W. R. McDonald... ..T...... C. Belet prices. All are prettily trimmed. Formerly priced regular Pontiac ...... ordinary. They are lace and t up to $3.25, Sale Price, $1.60 and ....l...... $1.98 Canadian National Exhibition have guson, both as a Minister of the Portneuf ... ■...... *E. Hanaf...... P. L. Frenette embroidery trimmed. Note been advised that the Federal De­ Crown, and later ae Leader of the Quebec County ths fbfipwing: ~ partment of Agriculture intends te Opposition, paying particular atten­ ...... *L. A. Cannon....v...... Dr. Faucher effect drastic reorganisation of the tion to Mr. Ferguson’s speeches dur­ Quebec Centre . system of Government grants to Quebec East ...... eL. Letourneau «acclamation). Regular $1.90 for Z1.50 More Dainty Nightgowns on Sale ing last Summer and Autumn...... *M. Madden...... W. Sharpies large fairs throughout the Dominion. Mr. Ferguson challenged the Gov­ Quebec West . Regular S2.90 for SI.90 It is said that the Dominion authori­ ernment to go to the country with St. Sauveur ...... • A. Paquetv...... ,...P. Bertrand ties propose to take over the whole the constituencies as they are now, Richelieu ...... T. Rr^Lgfreniere...... E. Arpln Regular $$.73 for 82.25 at $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 and $2.25 of Government responsibility for without a redistribution, and Mr. Richmond ...... « Dcnault...... Dr. 1 H.y. support of the fairs in larger cities Drury challenged Mr. Ferguson to •R. Roy ...... :...... Regular *4.75 for 82.90 with a view to distributing the funds state hie stand on the Ontario Tem­ Rlmou.kl ...... Dr. More.nit...... V. Morlmctte Here are four excellent groups of Dainty and Splendid on a basis which will insure a Regular *6.00 for 83.50 Montreal Presbyterian Meet­ perance Act. Rouvtlle ...... Dr. C. A. Bam.rd...... R. Are. Quality • Nightgowns in *11 the wanted styles, offered at maximum development of battle The Conservative Leader accused ing Declares Change Would agricultural products with a mini­ St Hyacinth...... T. D. Bouchmd,...... E. Chartier greatly lowered prices for the first day of February White- the Government of Incompetency and St! Johns ...... A. Bouthinier...... ------wfar Sale. It will pay you to stock up at these inviting mum encouragement of “freaks.” extravagance, and the Premier de­ Mean Loss St Maurice ...... L. H. Ricard...... ■...... J. A. Du freine White Cotton prices. On sale Thursday at $1.25, $1.50, $1.05 scribed Mr. Ferguson as making irre­ $2.26 sponsible speeches while In opposi­ Shefford ...... -W. 8. Bullock...... C. B. Bernard Montreal. Jan. 31.—Charging the LONDON MAY ------» ...... A. Cabana ' Drawers at General Assembly of the Preshy- tion. after a record of irresponsibility while in power. Sherbrooke ...... Dr. L. Foreit...... M. O Beaudy terian Church in Canada with having HAVE OMNIBUS ...... C. C. Cabana reversed Its policy when there was Substantial no authority In the statutes of the STRIKE SOON Soulsnge...... -A. Karand...... Dr. G. A. Lortle OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF church for its doing so, and with Ktan.tead ...... A. "J. Blsonnett...... W. Plllette Reductions having otherwise acted in an un­ London, Jan. 31. — London is Two Mountains ...... A. Decarle...... *A. Sauve constitutional manner, Rev. Dr. 8. B. threatened with an omnibus strike. CATTLE EXPORTS Temlakamlng ...... ‘T. Slmard...... A. Belamerc Women's White Cdtton and Nelson, of Hamilton. Ont., addressed Despite the strong advice of the Temlscouata ...... *E. God bout...... J. luinglala Mull Drawers in open and Flannelette Undergarments h large audience here last niglU on leaders of the omnibus men to accept Terrebonne ...... -Hon. A. David...... Dr. J. Deachambnult closed styles, lace and em­ ■ '■ . ' ’ ■ == the question, “Are Presbyterians a reduction in wages. The men have Three Rivera ...... ‘L. P. Mercier...... M. L. Dupleln broidery trimmed, are all re­ being coerced into Church Union?’ voted five to one against It. The ; MOWING Vaudreull ...... ‘H. Pilou...... La Belle duced in price for February For Women and Children On Sale at Among other charges he claimed that proposed reduction is two shillings a Church Union was In some cases day for drivers and sixpence for con­ Verchere...... -J. M. Ricard...... C. A. Guertln Whltewear Sale. being forced in the West by travel­ ductors, with a subsequent sliding Ontario Finds Good Demand Wolfe ...... -J. P. Lemieux...... Dr. Plante Yamaaka !...... «E. Ouellette.;...... '...... J. Desreeicr Reg. to *1.90 for 75* Decidedly Lowered Prices ing organizers. scale, according to the cost of living. in Britain Since Embargo A resolution was passed expressing Fifteen thousand workers are af- —------...... H. Niquette Reg. to *2.25 for 8100 the conviction "thaï ' The tiverging of fected t>y the proposed reduction. Lifted indicates tpembera or the Ml* Legislature. our church In the proposed, organisa­ Reg. to *3.00 for 81-50 tion would Involve a serious loss to the spiritual forces of our Dominion.” WOMAN OFFICIAL Toronto. Jan. 31.—The Provincial Department of Agriculture Is eagerly matter for protest by the Reparations Commission. Bargains in Infants’ and Children’s BORNE WITH FORTITUDE San Francisco, Jan. 31.—Mrs. Mary awaiting the results of the shipments Rantz Schwab, who thirty years ago of cattle to Great Britain since the Corset Covers Are visualized the United States as “the embargo was lifted a few weeks ago. SUPPORT IS GIVEN Madison, Wia., Jan. 31.—Bir Horace Undermuslins Plunkett, when informed of the re­ Promised Land” upon her arrlvaJ The only word received so far Is that Marked at Inter­ port from Ireland that his home had here from Russia as an Immigrant, there is a good demand for Canadian cattle and expprt » agents here are been destroyed by Irish rebels, said will bw sworn in as San Francisco's esting Prices Girla* White Cotton Night­ Children's White Flannel­ first woman assistant city attorney fairly active buyers in the stock- yOEMIGRES that If such a thing had happened, ette Bloomers, sizes 4 to 10 here to-day. yards. Tht Best Cough Syrup gowns, button-front and "Itie sad, but I can bear it.” Dainty White Cotton and years. Priced to clear “I might have expected something From news girl, sales girl, factory The advantage of lifting the em­ slip-over style. Reduced to bargo Is that lean cattle can be ship­ Children From Britain Will it Homo-made. Mull Corset Covers, lace and Thursday at, per pair. 50* like that.” he added, “and further. It worker and stenographer to law­ embroidery trimmed. Sizes sell Thursday at 90*, yer was the road which" led Mrs. ped over and fattened instead of Children's Dainty White Is not so sad as if it had been a poor being killed as soon as they arrive la Help Build Up Western ■Wl .. mmr w»r l.mv, R.,H 36 to 44. Many pretty «tyles man's one-room house that was de­ Schwab to the assistant city attor­ Id In. L. M -rt rmwdr $1.15 and ...... $1.25 Shortening Dresses for ages Great Britain. m n« trim. to choose from at greatly re­ stroyed. I am pleased to see that neyship. Australia Girls' Fine White Nainsook 6 months. 1 and 2 years, to Mem tiers of San Francisco's offfl- duced prices. evidently no one was killed or In­ Princes* Slips, embroidery clear at btr reductions: Reg. jured.*- - ...... - . “ ' " ' ciitl family will attend the ceremony London, Jan. II —(Canadian Prm. LORD KINNAIRD trimmed, for ages 8 and 10 * to $4.25, Sale Price. Bir Horace Is here attending an when Mrs. Schwab Is inducted Into Cable)—At the annual meeting of the You’ve probably hmrd of this well- Reg. to *1.25 for .. 75* $1.00. $1.25 and $1.95 agricultural conference. DIED IN LONDON; Child Emigration Society yesterday. known plan of making cough .vrup Reg. to *1.75 for $1.00 years. To clear at $1.00 William G. Ormaby-Gore. Under­ »t home. But have you ever u»ed it I Infants' Long White Skirts. Excellent quality White WAS SEVENTY-FIVE secretary tn the Colonial Office. »nJ When you do, von will unde retend Reg. to *1.90 for $1.25 “Gertrude” style; fine qual­ Cotton Petticoats with bod­ nounced that the Oversea. Settle­ why thon-end. of families, the world ities. Regular up to $2.60» ice. for ages 2 te 4 years. London. Jan. 31. — Lord Arthur ment Committee had decided, subject over, feel that they could h.rdlv keep Reg. to *2.25 for $1.50 priced to clear at 60*, Reduced to clear Thursday Fitzgerald Klnnaird, 75, a prominent to the sanction of the Treasury to home without it. It’» simple -and $1.00 and ...... $1.2$ -t ...... 7*4 Despaired of Life at 50 figure in the work of the Young contribute half the capital expendi­ cheap, hut the way It take, hold of a Men's Christian Association, died yes­ ture for new building, which the ao- cough will quickly earn it a. perma­ terday. His death is believed to have We.t Australia, nent pince in your home. JtoUbS8ier«m.ent«, aüMi . .. Strong and Well at. 70 prerBXT the- conlrtBultofi vdfittTWbf" *FW*8WnW«ii RS-. Jacob H. Madttgy, SW Mwhin i At*., MMLm* «teeetr «-y.soe; (rmf'atwvtO' mekw-eer- ed.ywe tain contributions per head to til. sugar «vrup to fill up the trot tie. Or, Ont. writes :—- WINNIPEG MAN maintenance of the children over a if dreired, use clarified molettes, "I have used Dr. Chase’s Kidney- honev, or corn syrup in,trad of «near .AND WIFE DIED period of five years. a vrup. Either way, it taste, pood, Liver Pills for over 20 years and I never spoil., and pivee you 16 ounce, The White Sale of Cotton OF PNEUMONIA of better eonph reroedv then you feel that ! owe my life to them. 1 NO FRENCH COAL could buy ready-m.de for *!-$(!' suffered severely from rheumatism and Winnipeg. Jan. 11.—Victims of pneu­ PROTEST TO BE It I. really wonderful how quickly Blouses Offers Un­ heart failure. One doctor just gave monia. N. ...K. KohL -7 •for —thirty-live | ye thk home-made remedy conquer. » manager of the Main Street branch of MADEJO BRITAIN couph—ufu.IIv in 24 hour, or le*. me one year to live, and even told •he >ioisons Bank, and hie wife, died It teem, to penetrate through every Mr Kohl, who was taken ill Sunday, me 1 might be found dead at any time. dud early to-day, while his wife died Paris. Jan. 31 (Canadian Press xir peerage, loosen. • dry, hoeree or yesterday after an illness of only one Cable via Reuter's)—With regard to tight rough, lift, the phle-m. hralt usual Valued A neighbor advised Dr. Chase’s Ktd- day. a report published in London to the the membrane», and give, almost Im- ney-Llver Pills and 1 have been using effect that the French Government medi.te relief. Splendid for throat FOUND GUILTY proposed to protest to the British tirkle. hoarsen»»., croup, bronchitis AT „—A group of AT$1.00;1T them as needed ever since. I am now end bronrhlel asthma Fancy Colored Government against the sale of Brl Pinex ia e highly concentrated com­ 50c 70 years of age, weigh 217 pounds Seattle, Jan. 31.—Charles A. Sulli­ tlsh coal to German buyers. It is Check and Spot Mus|ln van. formerly a captain in the Seattle pound ofoi Penninecenuin. Norway pine ex , Voile Blouees In i and can work as well as any young authoritatively stated here that there tract. and hx. been uned for eenera- Blouses. A limited quan­ police department, who was suspend­ ia not the slightest truth in It. It Is ..■MWl.i, " man.” ed oh charges that he had misappro­ tton. for tbroet end eheet ailment».., tity . priced for a quick priated money, was yesterday after­ understood that the purchasers of the 1o avoid dl-anootntment. aak vour clearance Thursday, while 1er up to $«.». ’ noon convicted of grand larceny by coal are private finds and Individ­ druggl-t for “2V, ounce, of Pinex* they last, at ...... 60* last Thursday at a Jury. The Jury, which deliberated uals and there will be no protest with direction», and don’t accent any- , Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills four hours, found that Captain Sulli­ from France. thing elm. Guaranteed to give at—o- . OnejdU s dmc'SSo sbM.aH dpsler* or Wifimmmmm, Bourn van had misappropriated a cheque It te poeelble. however, that sale of M« ..tlefaetion or mama refunded. ; coal by British merchants to the The I’inex Co- Toronto, Ont. 1 * Os. for $535 sent to the city to pay tor the care of seamen. German Government would be lAdvLW S —iiuiinHiimaiii i ii .■<••"• --/«. •• &-.■••’«« ^æs^wa^weaeeHPaHw

VICTORIA PAILYTIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 31.1928 I -afr* « . ! given addition»! courage in her temporizing pro- n IT ISlrtlïViïY IHltfllt OllulCB cedure. None" the lees the Angora Government The WEATHER ******** wawÿ V>w must know that Britain-is not likely to retreat Other People's Views KIRK by the Victor!* Motoor- from the position deflnitelytaken by Lord Curzon oleslcal Department. WEUNE80AY, JANUARY 11. 1M3 PRICE OF WATER. at Lausanne. wants your February Coal If You Published Every Afternoon (Except Sunday) by To the Editor:—Ex-Mayor Mar­ order. tor la, . Call into our store to-day, *e can show you how you [ THE TIMES FHINtInO A FUat-lSHllNO COMPANY, chant In last night's Times, says: meterr is.Is failingfa! on the Coast and snow LIMITED. THE ISLAND’S REPRESENTATION. may become general in Western U. C. can save money by purchasing your New Edison Oak Bay and Saanich buy their sup­ Decide right now to have Aero temperatures extend from Koote­ il Corner Breed and Fort Streets. plies through one large meter, and nay to Manitoba. NOW...... Phone 1090 Under redistribution British Columbia will be retail to their cltlsens, with the pro­ the beet Coal obtainable in Report*. ♦ teluelneee Office ( Advert lsl.i*)...... viso that they shall not charge leas -Irculatlon ...... Phone Uu Victoria. That Coal is Victoria—Barometer, 30.22; tempera­ ($7.50 Cash, $10 Per Month) ‘itoriel Office ...... Phone 45 entitled to an additional member of the House of than the City charges to its cltlsens. ture. maximum yesterday. 34: minimum. I** Commons. Where the new constituency will be That may be the agreement, but 29; wind, I miles N.; enow, .2; weather I SUBSCRIPTION RATES; agreements are not always kept. Vic­ snowing. •City Delivery ...... $1.00 p>r month established has not been determined yet, but its toria cltlsens are charged nineteen Vancouver—Barometer, 30 29: temper­ By Mail (exclusive of City) Canada and Grext creation and other considerations will involve a and one-fifth cents per thousand gal­ ature, maximum yesterday 29; mini­ _ Britain ...... $9 00 per annum mum, 24; wind, 4 miles E.; weather* $o United States of America...... *7.00 per Sinnum general readjustment of this Province’s electoral lons over the minimum, and Saanich clear. • charges seven and a half cent* per Kamloops—Barometer, 20.39; tempera­ Kent’s amendment. As the unit of representation is one thousand gallons over the thousand ture. maximum yesterday. 10; minimum, I member to 38,000 inhabitants, Vancouver Island gallons, or a little more than a third 2; jvind. 4 mites W.. weather, clear. what Victorians pay. Prtnce Rupert—Barometer, 30 19. tem­ PHONOGRAPH STORE will be allowed three members. This will be, a perature. Jnsximum.yeste.rdAy. 30; mini­ To France. Belgium,PARLIAMENT Greece, etc ...... RESUMES...... $1.00 per month rW. BÔWNAR8 mum, 24; wind, calm; wei fraction more than we have now, because the 24 Douglas Street. Jan. 27, 1922. Temperature. 1004 Government Street Phono S44S present constitùericy of Comox-Atberni takes in a _ Max. Min. The second session of Parliament since the considerable part of the Mainland coast line. We “EAST OR WEST, HOME'S Penticton...... ir the sesr* Grand Forks ...... 12 last Dominion election, which opens at Ottawa may expect to see Vancouver Island’s three con­ Nelson ...... 16 this afternoon, finds the Government a little more K.sio ...... ;j stituencies geographically confined to the To the Editor,—I cannot leave —the Coal that is long in £*5*7 ...... i« eomfortably situated in its proportion of the Victoria without passing a feW re­ Island. Some important readjustments are marks on behalf of the 8. 8. Elec­ life, and absolutely no Edmonton . .V...V.V..*. r membership of the 'House of Commons than it Qu'Appelle ...... 0 ROOF LEAKS called for in the arrangement of the island’s trician crew, with regard to the waste. „ . Winnipeg ...... $ was last year. This is due to the accession to its electoral districts. There is a great deal of merit popularity abroad here of the Con­ Toronto ...... 29 ranks of two Ontario Progressives—from Mus- naught Seamen’s Institute. One has Ottawa ...... io Treated with “NAG” and in the proposal than the northern boundary of Just to pay ono visit. Interview Mrs It is delivered PROMPTLY Mon l real koko and Prescott, respectively — who had what is now Nanaimo District should-be roughly snd Mr. Smith, who are solely re­ by courteous and efficient Ft. John .., Made Tight ■at under Mr. Crerar's leadership in the sponsible for the revival and main­ Halifax ... along a line drawn from coast to coast south of tenance of cheerful spirits in sailors. WILLIAMS A HARTE, LTD. (Nag Paint Co» f peasion of 1922. The death of the Hon. W. C. Ladysmith. This would put Ladysmith and Na­ When one has been away from home WHITE LABOR PAINT-MAKERS AND ROOF EXPERTS 1 Kennedy, Minister of Railways, however, cuts naimo in the riding now Comox-Albemi. The some time, perhaps has experienced 1302 Wharf Street Phone SS7 « the gain in two, at least until another Liberal fierce weather throughout the pas­ section south of that line as far as the outskirts sage, and then eventually arriving « bas been elected in the late Minister's constitu- of Victoria would be another district, snd this in port, falls to receive any letters, Kirk Coal Co., Ltd. f^YBLOO!*! J ency. The composition of the House at present, then my advice^ is. If at the port 1212 Broad St. Phene 132 city would be the third. Certainly the present of Victoria, trot along to see Mrs. » therefore, is: Liberals, 119; Progressives, 63; arrangement which includes Oak Bay, Esquimau Smith, and within ten seconde I BIG ALTERATION SALE NOW ON f Conservatives, St; Independents, f and the Saanich suburbs of Victoria in a district guarantee that mit "yotrr1 trou­ J The actual position of the Government, how­ bles will be temporarily banished. Modem Shoe Co. also embracing Nanaimo and its environs is not The Institute is à perfect little ever, is hot as difficult as this alignment on The Triumph of Expert Tea Blending Corner Government and Yatee Streets desirable. home, and I am SETS that It would « paper might suggest, on account of the extremely be Impossible to find a more suit­ Id By Grocers Throughput Canada able superintendent or superinten­ How’s Your Health? “ limited common ground between the two main dents I should say. than Mrs. an< For fl.SS per monte jeer income |e BRITAIN AC AMERICAN TERMS. •eeured darlee alCKNEM er AOCl- opposition parties. There I» so much more in Mr, Smith. fOlfi.Tedl, DSNT. dsn 1er apposai** tans. • Common between the Government and Progres­ On entering the Institute, uni f After the little ripple of excitement which Mr. sees a magnificent billiard table in Continental Casualty Co. sive forces that in critical divisions the latter Stanley Baldwin’s statement at Southampton the centre of the room to the left of DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED f are sure to vote with the Administration, as long which Is a huge book-case contain­ seemed to have caused on both sides of the At­ ing every possible kind of literature. •fere Heure; • a.m. to S p.m. Wednesday, 1 p.m. Saturday, • p.m. I as it is not dominated by the reactionaries in its lantic general satisfaction will .be experienced by Passing through this room one Is ; own ranks. For example, if the Montreal high .the British and American people over the fact amazed to find an absolutely perfect but the Saanich water rates are pro­ f protectionists on thé Liberal side forced the Gov- model drawing-room, In which you hibit Ivé'îûr Irflgitlorfby open flumes^ that John Bull’s debt to our neighbor across the will see a few persons seated round ernment to adopt their fiscal views, the Progres­ while the cost of overhead system l way will be funded forthwith. The announce­ the hearth, perhaps engaged In con­ would be too great on a large scale sives would vote against it, but, on the other versation with Mrs. Smith, and with­ It may not b» generally known that t ment from London this morning would seem to out one exception, smiles of abso­ « hand, Mr. Meighen’s high protectionist party imply that the margin which separated the two lute contentment are to be seen on irrigated land requires much more February Sale of • Would have to vote with the Government. all faces. But that is not all; whilst manure and fertiliser than un-lrrlgat- commissions and prevented the reaching of an ar­ going through different rooms on# ed land. "Irrigation without exten­ J But there is one possible meeting-place be- rangement at Washington was.not such a serious will hear medley of music and laugh­ sive manuring exhausts the soil - tween Progressives and Conservatives which is ter; closer investigation revealing greatly." ! nothing should be done in that direction until latter to investigate the feasibility of establish­ presque JLn addition there are good tained an order. l after a searching investigation by a competent ing an amusement centre on property adjacent' reasons for believing that favorable When It was pointed out that po to the well-known hostel as a further attraction ac t Sod, by the ratepayers, will 1$ lit leal capital might be made out of * committee of Parliament. In any case, in view the Canadian Pacific Railway to the fact that orders were given to my of the Merchant’s Bank affair the revision will for this community. From these facts two Im­ make the large expenditure neces­ firm while at the same time I was Large Size WILTON RUGS portant points should command the attention of sary to create the long talked of president of the Liberal Association l command more attention from Parliament than Amusement Centre, and to beautify I resigned the latter office;—My busi­ - usually .has beert the case. On all counts, the every ratepayer: The company is not a tax- the unsightly area, across Douglas ness was naturally1 of more financial Values to . $52.00, for u . . . $35.00 dodger. The proposal is a matter of business in Street, behind the Empress Hotel. Importance to me than my political . Session is bound to be exceptionelly interesting The City Council, the Board of office. * and important. Indeed, it is impossible to have which this City would be assured of a very large Directors of the Chamber of Com­ McDonald A Muir have since re­ Four onlv, Wilton Rugs, size 9ft. x 10ft, 6in. and 9ft. x 9ft.. Supcrmi- parliamentary sessions anywhere in these trou- measure of advantage. merce, snd the Amusement Centre ceived a further order for their goods grade, good designs and exceptional bargains at, each...... $35.00 It can also be repeated with full force and Committee of the Chamber of Com as the direct result of the reception 6 ’ n _____ —Rugs, Second Floor ! bious times which are not of absorbing interest merce, all approve of the two by the public gave their whisky. ; and intimate concern to the people. emphasis that the Empress Hotel remains open laws. Since the published reports of Mr. all the year round when ordinary observance of In the interests of Victoria, It Is Johnson's testimony before the pub­ earnestly to be hoped that on Mon­ lic accounts committee 1 met Mr. THE FATEFUL DAY AT LAUSANNE. purely economic considerations would justify its day all those citizens who are favor Johnson, who unhesitatingly told me, closing for perhaps six months. Most people will able to the by-laws will turn out and In the presence of a reputable wit­ also realize that as long as the interests gf the cast their ballots In order that the ness. first, that be did not know where Although the delay must be getting on the majority may be a decisive one. my office was; secondly, that he did - nerves of the delegates to the Lausanne Peace Canadian Pacific Railway are reasonably safe­ A. E. TODD, not make the statements attributed Curtain Scrims RANGES guarded ip this city danger of interference Alderman. to him in the press, and. lastly, that £ Conference, the sense of utter failure which had January 2Ô, 1922. to the best of his knowledge he had * begun to threaten all sorts of dire calamity in the with those elements of its organization which never discussed the subject of liquor have contributed and are contributing to Vic­ purchases with me si .any lime what­ Priced for the Near East has been relieved this morning by the GREATER VICTORIA WATER. ever. He added that after having and Marquisettes * request for further time by the leader of the toria’s welfare and prosperity in a general sense read the reports of his statements in will not become a factor in subsequent plans To the Editor:—Permit me to ex­ the press, he had drafted a letter Turkish delegation. Ismet Pasha asks for a de- press a few comments on the pro­ which he intended sending to both lo­ February Sale * lay of two weeks before the signature of the of the company. The concession asked for is posed scheme. It is regrettable that cal papers, in which he denied hav­ At Away Below business—good business for this city. An amuse­ the promoters of the Idea did not ing made the statements, and that he The "Charmer" Range, with ' Peace Treaty and eight days before a meeting take as great care to safeguard the submitted the letter in question to of the Conference Commission—the interval to ment centre as the quid pro quo should resemble interests of the consumer and owner Mr. Pooley, who advised him to let the Regular Prices water front and high closet. An ,/ound money as far as the city is concerned. of land as they did to protect the In matters rest where they were. As a excellent baker and easy on fuel. < be employed in an attempt to find a means of terests of the proposed corporation. I consequence of this advice the letter 36-Inch Scrim, in ivory or ecru, with fancy - f agreement.------«------— refer to the clauses dealing with In­ was not sent in. It is fully nickeled, and a hand­ * Coupled with this significant development is sufficient revenue of the waterworks In regard to Mr. Pooley’s cheap open thread borders ; regular 26c value*. undertaking; and that relating to the reference to graft, may I be permit­ On sale at, a yard ...... some looking range. Reg. $70.00 * the publication of a note from Premier Poincare possible bankruptcy of the corpor­ ted to say that any commission which for ...... *60.00 L to Mustapha Kemal Pasha in which the Quai NOTE AND COMMENT ation, In which case a surtax would I made as agent in the business re­ be levied on all territory south of the ferred to in the earMer part of this 36-Inch Marquisette, bordered both aide* * d’Orsay counsels moderation and declares that E. A N. Railway land grant—electing letter Is surely on all fours with the with wide, plain border ; in white, navy The Superb Range, with triple . France is in the mood to make such further con- to come into the compact. Then the commission which any Insurance or ecru. On sale at, a yard ...... 29f lined and reinforced oven, cup It would be an unfortunate thing for Europe right to accept or reject an extension agent makes on the Insurance he is ; cessions as may be necessary to preserve peace. if the Allied front were to break up at Lausanne of water by the ratepayers as how •udoeeefttl in obtaining for hie com­ water front and heavy firebox. An For some reason which seems to be lacking ex- pany. or the commission of any bond 36-Inch Marquisette, with fancy borders as well as on the Ruhr. Premier Poincare’s note enjoyed under the Municipal Act salesman or, in fact, any business. I fine quality ; white, ivory or ecru. Oh enamel finished range at 870.00 * planation Lord Curzon did not receive the note to the Turkish Government furnishes plenty of would vanish, under the scheme. The have not the pleasure of knowing Mr. above three points show lack of faith Pooley and my statements are not sale at, 4 yUrd ...... 35^ Black finish at...... *67.00 although it had been communicated to the lega- in the project on the part of the pro­ material for speculation at a critical juncture. therefore made In any personal man­ —Drapery. Second Floor —Stoves, Second Floor * tions at Lausanne and to London and Rome. moters, and will go a long way to­ ner. and further. If at any time Mr. This omission may or may not be important ; but wards wrecking the scheme before It Pdbley desires a knowledge of the William Randolph Hearst surely touched the Is launched. faota surrounding the business done the fact remains that this new attitude of France wrong button when he authorized it to be pro­ Urban parts naturally need WBNT by my firm 1 will be only too pleased ; has caused a stir at Lausanne and there is a view claimed abroad that “Britain at least tries to pay badly, and those already served are to meet him and furnish him with Sale Values in the China Department “ 'Timt- Premier Pomeere-•wtilurow-for ‘«ntftfelfftrfW tee ioformaUan t, whatzfc n Border Cities Star;—Social service work the owner, and If the owner cannot Aluminum and Enamelware at Special Sale Prices in a present day necessity. It is a definite recognition instal the necessary piping now, how Best Wellington taken to imply French willingness to negotiate of the complexity of modern urban conditions. It goes can he Instal name for water main system and at the same time pay for 60 Aluminum Saucepans, 3 in a set ; regu­ Fluted Aluminum Rice Boilers, regular a separate peace with the Angora Government, further, and says that no man liveth unto himself, water rates and frontage? $2.50 et »...... » ...... $1.4» and that each of us Is his brother's keeper. lar $1.65. To clear at, a set ...... 98^ i £uch a course hardly seems likely. Great Britain Irrigation: The rate frontage pay* 60 Aluminum Saucepans, 4-quart sise; I and France are not agreed upon the reparations able for water In Saanich would of Odd Pieces of Enamel Ware, sink strainers A CLEAN-UP SHAM itself force users to adopt overhead regular $1.98 at...... $1.29 controversy; but it is inconceivable that the latter Coal wash bowls," milk pans, cups and pudding Guelph Herald;—Much was expected of Will Hays, Irrigation at great cost per icre. pans, at, each ...... 15# should contrive to drive another wedge and im., whow at the time of the Hollywood scandals was created . .. The amount of uncleared and un­ oral cenwyr of films and those whix make «them, bud 1arable land In Ward 6 would entail a . peril a common understanding thgt stood all the Z very great hardship upon many hold­ * sacrifices of the war. hie admission of Fatty ArBuckle to the ranks again, ings arid possibly result In many Videra Fuel Co., Ltd. after the scandal In which he at one time figured, has throwing up the sponge for taxes, as Ï Without more tangible reasons for the Poin- by no means assured the public that Hhys Is possessed Rhone 1377 1203I03 Breed St. in Victoria. A. R. Graham E. M. Br« DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED \eare note the worst complexion that can be of the backbone or the power to do vèry much that Ward 4 l# the most adaptable as a nlaced upon the incident is that Turkey baa been le worth-while in cleansing the Augean s tabla whole for Irrigation on a large scalai

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DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Store Hoursi I a.m. to • p.m. Wednesday, 1 p.m. Saturday, • F.m. KXCHANQg TO ALL DEPARTMENTS 7800 EXOHANGS TO ALL PEPAETMENTS 7800 Our February Sale of House Commences To-morrow Furniture, Carpets and Draperies— Greatly Reduced

/" Fine Quality 1500 Yards of 21 High Grade Cretonnes Block Print Cretonnes Priced for February Sale At $1.59 a Yard This is an opportunity to secure Genuine British and French Draperies for your Spring needs. Block Print Cretonnes, in several Cretonne, 36 inches wide, over a designs and colorings. Wonder- dozen designs ..to select -from. values for January Sale. Values Special February Sale value at. to $2:75 on sale at; a yard, $1^6 Bedroom Suites—On Sale a yard ...... 24* —Drapery, Second Floor Cretonne, 36 inches wide, com- At Generous Reductions prisihg a choice selection. Regu­ lar 43c values for...... 35r A Six-Piece Solid Walnut Bedroom Six-Piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom Suita, Suite, including large-size dresser, dresser with plate mirror, chifferobe. Cretonnes, 30 and 36 inches wide. 50 Extension Couches chifferobe, How foot bed, vanity dress­ vanity dresser, bowfoot bed, chair and A heavy texture, suitable for ing table, benfch and rocker. On sale rocker. On sale at...... $210.00 draperies, loose covers, etc. On And Mattresses at...... $325.00 sale at, a yard ...... 49< A Seven-Piece Bedroom Suite, walnut Odd Rugs Taken From Our Regular Stock A Seven-Piece Mahogany Bedroom or ivory finish. The suite includes a Cretonne, of finest grade, includ­ $13.75 Suite, consisting of large dresser, chiffe­ dresser, chiffonier with mirror, full-size At Amazingly Low Prices* ing Terry cloth and Chivalry robe, vanity dressing table, bowfoot panel bed, triple mirror dressing table, prints, and many other makes. The Couches are made of heavy bed, bench, chair and rocker. On sale bench, chair and rocker. Remarkable Three Wilton Rugs, 9 x 12 feet, Two Wilton Rugs, 9x9 feet, most Exclusive designs. Values to angle iron, well finished, havie at ...... $340.00 value at ...... $185.00 fine quality and excellent designs. excellent grade and in pretty de­ $1.50 at, a yard ...... $1.00 . Simmons* link fabric spring and An Eight-Piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom Five-Pieoe Bedroom Suite, in walnut, Regular $84.00 for...... $67.50 signs. Regular $65.00 on sale at, Shadow Cloth, 31 inches wide, have comfortable mattresses cov­ Suite, large vanity dresser, chifferobe, genuine warp printed Shadow ered with green denim. Practical includes dresser, chiffonier with plate each ...... $52.50 full panel bowfront bed, ladies' desk, mirror, bowfront bed, dressing table Two Wilton Rugs, 9 x 12 feet, in Cretonnes. Special value at, a for couch or extra bed when ex­ night table, bench, chair and rocker. Three Wilton Rugs, 9x9 feet, in yard ...... $1.15 tended. Price, each ....$13.75 with triple mirror and bench to match. pretty designs. These could not The eight pieces on salé for $205.00 Priced at ...... $175.00 be purchased to-day to sell at exquisite designs. Regular $49.00 —Drapery, Second Floor —Furniture, Second Floor Seven-Piece Bedroom Suite, of curly values for...... $39.75 lurch, natural finish, consisting of large A Six-Piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom $t>5.00, but are offered for Feb­ Suite, dresser with bevel plate mirror, ruary Sale for ...... $47.50 Three Wilton Rugs, 6ft.9in. x 9ft. dresser, chifferobe, full panel bed, a triple mirror dressing, table, bench, chiffonier with low back, full panel bed, Two Wilton Rugs, 9ft. x 10ft. 6in. Regular $37.50 on sale at $29.75 A SERIES OF CORSET TALKS chair and rocker. The entire auite triple mirror dressing table; all rub fin­ A superior grade. Regular $72.00 Three Wilton Rugs, 4ft.6in. x 7ft. Thursday and Friday, In Our Private Tearoom for ...... $265.00 ish. Very special value at...$139.00 on sale at, each...... $59.50 6in. Regular $26.75. Priced to By Madame Dumas A Seven-Piece Ivory Enamel Bedroom A Six-Piece Solid Oak Bedroom Suite, Suite, consisting of dresser with bevel including dresser with shaped mirror, Two Wilton Rugs, 9ft. x 10ft. 6in. clear at ...... $19.75 She will demonstrate Bon-Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets, with living models. The talks will be given from 10.30 a.m. till 12 noon and from 2.30 till 4 p.m. each plate mirror chiffonier with low back, chifferobe, full panel bed, dressing Excellent grade., Regular $55.00 One Wilton Rug, 4ft. 6in. x 7ft. day. full-size bed, vanity dresser with bevel table, bench and rocker. A snap at, on sale at, each...... $45.00 6in. Regular $19.75 for $15.00 To the woman who desires to corset correctly these tail's and demonstrations plate mirrors, bench, chair and rocker. only ...... $185.00 —Ru»». Second Floor will be quite enlightening. ’< —Third Floor Big value at...... $225.00 —Furniture, Second Floor LINOLEUM At Very Low Prices < Ivory Enamel Beds, with 2-inch Brass Beds, with 2-inch posts and At Remarkably Low Prices *•« 2-inch top rod, with heavy ball Eists and five upright fillers: 4 *•« t. 6-inch size. Special $14.50 corners. They have fine 1-inch up­ right fillers and shown in satin Laid Free of Charge—During Walnut and Mahogany Finished ribbon finish ; sizes 4 ft. 6in. ♦e# Iron Beds, with 2-inch continuous for ...... $21.90 Our February Sale w;#l posts and five upright fillers ; size 4 ft. 6 in. only. Special value at Simmons’ Steel Beds, with continu­ Pur Linoleum department carries one of the each ...... $15.90 ous posts and central panel of sheet largest Stocks on the Pacific Coast, and comprises steel in eane"effect; size 4 ft. 6 in. all the best British and Canadian- makes. All Simmons’ Square Steel Tubing Beds it# $ ii r finished in ivory or walnut. Special these Linoleums have been reduced to the lowest *■*; with lVfc-inch continuous posts and February value ...... $17.90 Diningroom Suites—Reduced in Prices possible prices for the February' sale. The lowest five upright fillers. Finished in since 1914. walnut, mahogany or ivory enamel ; White Enamel Beds, with 1^-ineh For February Clearance 4 ft. " o » o Clara B!. Merrill, who for the last Suitable Terms Arranged 631 FORT STREET TWO STORKS 749 TATES STREET Market Building, with Lady McBride :--- O O O —------twenty-six years has been engaged In the chair and a large attendance Colonel F. M. Hblston, of Van Mr. Howard M. Archibald, who has ip educational missionary work in of members and interested friends. couver, is spending a few days In been a guest at the James Bay Hotel China, and who Is principal of a Victoria. for the past few weeks, has left for girls’ boarding school in Klukiang. Helntzman Mayor Hayward, the Bishop of Co­ o o o his home in Penticton. Mrs. Archi­ lumbia, Mrs. Schofield, president of This school is supported *by the 4, Co., Ltd. ’ Mrs. Z. K. Carson and her two sons, bald will remain In Victoria for a Women’s Society of the Methodist the Local Council of Women. Rev few more weeks before returning to New Store, 1113 Government St. Low Heel Strap Pumps Wm. Stevenson, Alderman Wood­ of Portland, Oregon, will spend sev­ Church, and has equipment to cajre eral months In Victoria. her home In the Interior. j for 200 girls. New Arcade Building ward. Mrs. William Grant and Mrs. © o © Smart buckle styles in patent J. D. Gordon all spoke briefly in con­ o o o or brown calf, correct for gratulatory Vélo of the organisation's The 16th Canadian Scottish Bat _Col. and Mrs. F. H. M. Codvllle en­ work, paying tribute particularly to ttlion will hold Its gjggg| ynid - weekly tertained at a dinner party, follbwÿ Spring. Special value at dance this evening at the Armories, by bridge, at their residence at work Miss Lawson, the secretary. Point Barracks last evening. Their only ...... El*®® President's Report. o © o dinner guests Included Brig.-General Lady McBride, in her presidential Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trench have and -Mrs. Bose, CoL and Mr»- C. C addrddsr referred to the anxiety and returned from an extended visit In Bennett, Major and Mrs. L. W. Cock- many difficulties encountered during England to their home on Salt Spring burn, Mr». Archer Martin and Mr. the past year. Although unemploy­ Inland. „ ------Carew Martin. Those arriving Utter By ment and consequent distress had © © © for bridge were Major and Mrs. F, B. RAFAEL been rife, the Association had been Mr,. A. A. Humber, of, Victoria, Eaton, Mrs. Armstrong* Mrs. Driscoll. •ABATINI able to car» for every case which •pent the week-end In Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. À. R. Often. Mr. and TWO STORES—1203 Dsuglae St. and Douglas SL ne to Its notice. Happily the oiti- the guest of Mr*. Alfred Harvey, Byl- 1«t »k Industrially eras now brighter, Mrs. T. O. Mackay, Mr. .H- .Heitor, -vle Ceurt------—: —------Capt. Woods end Capt, Rant. —: although there were stm a number of ------——------—Photo by Bassett. The position had Its fcumlBaOdns. radiou that Andre-Louls was inh­ unemployed in the city. Reference » ,» ♦ ___ ;___ y O d », ered. He was unannounced, as had Mra. W. H. Sutherland, was hostess But If Andre-Louls would liope to was made to the hardships created Mise Peggy McBride hee Vetumed MISS LOTTIE BOWRON dins, he must begin by eating his ever been the custom at Gavrillae. among the ranks of former B.C.E.R. home after an absence of several at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon pride as an hors d'oeuvre. "What do you want here 7* month, in Winnipeg, where she has at her home on St. James Street. who has been President of the Kum- employees, who were discharged ow­ • And so." he said, controlling a growled M. de Kercadlou. ing to the Inauguration of the one- been vtailing friends. Among those invited were Mrs. F. ». tuks Club since she founded It in HUM .1 ..m ■ , , ♦ I — Roes, Mrs. Dunbar, Mra **«*«*■• >at hot-headed, irre­ A food that doctors in great costume, receiving the gentleman’s temporary relief. If during this com­ o © o ------i • --v. o 9 9. sponsible stutterer would bare the prise. Mr. Smith, as the tramp’s The Vnlque Club held Ite five After returning from the rink last a representation to the national con­ ing year only a few of these “habitue” vention to be held In Portland. Ore town in a blase by night unless sanitariums prescribe for ane­ lady, and Mr. Roberts as an Alabama problems could be solved, something hundred drive at the home of Mrs. night to the home of Mr. and Mrs. something were done. The young coon were the beet ‘'comics." Mrs. W. Melville. 1ft Clarence Street. Miss gon. In July. mic, tired people. worth while would be accomplished. Raaslter when a pleasant time was After some discussion the club man. Camille Desmoulins, later to Crocker and Mrs. Carver acted as spent. The prise winners were: First Edna Penty was greatly surprised "Not that nothing In that line has unanimously decided to accept this become famous, leapt down from his Stowed Raidas Judges. Charlie Hunt's orchestra gents. Mrs. Morley; second gents, Mr. when she was met, .on entering the table still waving his sword, still provided the music, and a flashlight been accomplished, however. There house, by a number of her friends, Invitation and a fund will be estab­ One package Sea-Maid Seed­ “More Heat Per Dollar" Down; first ladies. Mrs. Rogers; sec­ lished for the purpose of sending a shouting. "To arms! Follow me!" photo was taken which caused much have been many tangible results. ond ladles. Mrs. Eric Roeettor; con­ who had gathered together for the And re-Louie advanced to occupy the less Raisins, 1 slice orangs or merriment. Mrs. Stephen and Mrs. Many people have been forwarded to purpose of celebrating her twenty- delegate. Many other matters of im­ solation. Mr. Morley. Jr. and Mrs portance to the club weik also dis­ improvised rostrum, and came sud­ lemon rind, 2 cups cold water. Warren were the dance committee, the proper authorities: several Freestone. The" next gome will be first birthday. At about 11.30 re­ denly face to face with a tall man Fut raisins and water In sseee- and Mrs. Schmels, Mrs. Frtker. Mrs. mother's pensions have been adjust­ freshments were seA-ed. after which cussed at length. Red knap and Mr». McIntyre looked held at the home of Mrs. Wallers dancing was resumed until an early Members were reminded that the beautifully dressed. pan and bring to boiling point ed; a few families have been made 1065 Clare Sweet, on February *. Oak Add slict of orange at kneoe after the refreshments. self-supporting; and through the hour. The arrangements were In the club is acting as hostesses to the Thus face to face, each - looking Bay. tourists and visitors In the city on efforts of the workers and visitors a hands of Misses Dorothy Melville snd Into the eyes of the eother. Then and conk for 10 ml notes C. P. R. Social Club*—In the ball­ © © © Rets Kelly. Among those present Monday evening next at the Cham­ Andre-Louls laughed. Wellington new feeling yearning, pressed Sh more than ordinary care, hie t fare le to put Although 84 years of age, or pleasantly accept the payment of d elegantly colffed—Andre-Louis AIN or* if worn*. 9t.UI.0S «U IOBE. oneeelf In the fem­ Moweriü Martin,Hia of* r*Toronto, a mem­ inine Blew that gets ridiculed In the our fare by another woman, without __ hie hired carriage, and 350 COOK ST. / The Society. inted ber of the Royal Canadian Academy drove out to Meudon, to •n.ttt, ] of patlrlo magasines and that mekee comment, It le really too email to VICTORIA.B.C. men put ue down secretly es persons talk about, and (Ur, far tee petty to hnd of the Royal British Colonial It was into the presence ef a peev­ •1.219. The were ish and rather somnolent M. de Ker- tor groceries SPB of small minds. Society, still paints every day VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 31.1923

shows a credit in'the profit and loss account of 9318.000, accumulated by VALUE OF IRRIGATION * the shareholders abandoning their profite over a term of years. It is Crops grown on the Boisy Irri­ Your Headaches SALIENT FACTS ON WATERWORKS considered that apart from operat­ gation project within the last ten ing expenses, the earning power of years have aggregated $30,060.000 the company is five per cent on in value, or an average of $3,000.- 81,500,000. 000 per year, according to the an­ Â Warning The district covered embraces all nouncement ff>f the United States LIMIT» OF VICTORIA AND DISTRICT the teritory west of Victoria Arm Reclamation Service. In 1921 the lit ie a dangerous habit ta from Coldstream eastward, includ­ total value of all crops marketed seek relief from headaches ing the whole township of Esqui­ in this project was $4.203.940. of Store Heure • a. m. ia • p. m.—Wednesdays I $1 through drugs which deaden THE SMALLER SYSTEMS mau. the Victoria West District which $1,563,966 was vegetables within the city (and thus all present and truck garden products. The the gain hut tail to remote Supply of Greater Victoria Water District As Already second item in value was hay and its cause. Ninety per cent Soeke Harbor and future development In the In­ dustrial reserve Immediately west of forage, with a total value of $966.- at the sick headaches sad Developed; About Twenty Million Gallons Avail­ Concrete pipe from Sooke Lake, 301. and the third In value was accompanying dirtiness are a the harbor) and minor connections. with 100,000 gallon tank at Sooke, In view of the fact that it' has thus cereals; with a total value of $871,- warning that lnactire kidneys able Daily Which Is Not Yet Utilised; Oanavan from which the water la dis­ practical control of the industrial 800. Fruits and nuts came next ere Seating poison In your tributed. Forty consumers are area contributory to Victoria, both with a value of $476.107. and “oth­ system. You need Gin Pills. Report On the Irrigation of the Saanich Peninsula. connected. on Victoria Arm and Esquimau Har­ er grains and seed»” produced A lew doses still reliera the V Sidney. bor, the company 1# in a particular­ $$08,741 of the amount. kidney congestion and banish Source, wells and springs hear ly strong position. Its plant 1# re­ Mount Newton, eight-inch mains ported to be In excellent shape. the causa of your headaches. ent line# would be beet. Concrete, he with metered services, and several» Sidney Waterworks. No issue during the airty ycârs of the city 's corporate life supply tanks. The supply is 100,- continued would be practically Inde­ •5rTZ&tLX&JSZ 000 gallons per day. At the extreme northern end of structible and could be built on ,$l>e Pills. So can y oui has. engaged so much attention, has".caused so much litigation * William Head the Saanich Penlnula la located the ground with materials at hand. in the highest courts, and has such vital influence upon its future Sidney Water Company, a small Twelve-Inch steel pipe for 4% " Taking the average yield per acre NATIONAL DR U« 1 CHEMICAL CO. than its water supply. proprietary concern with 8.774 shares of the combined fruit and root crops miles, with ten-inch cast iron taken up of it# share capital. The OF LIMITED, TORONTO. To-day, with a first class supply of mountain water, the pipe balance of the way to the of Saanich the speaker found that Quarantine Station. Forty con­ assets are valued at $41,166 and the if thé '20,000 acres were brought limited population of the city is faced with the absolute necessity source of supply la from wells and under irrigation with the result that sumers eh route are reported. In­ springs two miles out of Sidney, stallation from Sooke main at even half the average yield was met. of raising more revenue from the undertaking, to make the bur­ with a supply of 106,000 gallons a this would mean a production of Station Road, was made In 191$ day. The town is rapidly develop­ den of fixed charges less irksome, while the country districts are by Dominion Department of Pub­ $5.000,000 per annum for the Penin­ in urgent peed of s domestic supply supplemented in some small ing Industrially and it is recognized sula, all of which waa tributary to lie Works. that more water must be obtained Victoria. If the cost of the instal­ fruit areas by the imperative demand for water for irrigation to supply the area served by the lation and operation with fixed purposes. system, which apparently at ,the chargea were applied on the basis The situation in thle area has present time requires additional o{ $60 an acre over a twenty year become exceptionally complicated by capital to make eXteftstons. term thla would mean $2,60 an acre the existence of a private water AT THE INTAKE, SOOKE LAKE A Crying Need. from which a yield of from $200 to company operating in part of’ter­ The district, partly in Saanich $500 could be conservatively ex­ ritory secured to thé city by the Municipality and partly unorganized, pected. wide franchise of the Act of 1171. which lies between the area of the “It has been found that^ système in the territory to be embraced in Saanich Waterworks and the Sidney of concrete ditches, steel miming the Greater Victoria Water District Water Company, la one of those and stave pipe distribution to lota are aleo two municipalities buying which demands most urgently water, of twenty acres or more coat from ' In bulk from the city supply, and both for ’domestic supply and for 140 to .175 an acre. On the lands distributing to their own consumers, irrigation. Unfortunately the bulk in question, which must be provided a government system using public -of the area within the municipality with domestic water too. I think that water, and two private water com­ la burdened with heavy taxation, a combination of stave pipe and con­ panies, one of which is using public and in apite of improving marketing crete pipe for distribution would water, while the other has its own facilities by way of a co-operative rhape meet the requirements and Qjt tfWt dwja/jiàXb undertaking. fruit association ’and the victoria K mors economical than any other Public Market it ie asserted that and more permanent. Cement pipe - FIFTY CENTS m „ A * Complicated Position. farming is not a paying proposition. of email diameter could be made on the ground where materials were at The financial aspect is Just as Thus the . .farmer# and the fruit I growers, to which recently has been hand. These can be made to with­ complicated as the physical condi­ stand heads of 100 to 150 feet While tion, both public loans and private ‘ added the new industry of seed growing, are chary of any water the life of wooden pipes may be The First New Suits . share Interests having to be har­ from ten to twenty years, concrete monised in dealing with the situ­ scheme which will add to the .bur­ den of taxation. Recognising that pipe is practically everlasting," Mr. ation. The financial clauses are Canavan said. naturally engaging a great deal of this Is one of the most fertile grounds for the activities of the pro­ "Such a system, in my opinion, attention in the discussion before the should not coat over $50 an acre electors initiated recently at a posed Water Board, the Board has To Interpret the Spring Mode promised a special relief for long served. If this amount were spread series of public meetings. The over, say a twenty year period, it These Ten Great municipal services are claimed to be frontage# such aa agricultural land operated at a profit, but municipal demande. To the inhabitants of the public enterprises are generally run rural part of Saanich the Water A SPECIAL SYSTEM on the basis of trying to make the Committee is making a special ap­ $49.50 Pianists and _ 1 undertaking break even, ana aa ad­ peal. vances In rates have recently been The district is by nature unques­ In addition to the older organ­ brought Into operation, it may be tionably intended to be Irrigated ized companies using water in thle Many Others assumed that the profits are in the from the gathering grounds around neighborhood, the city has begun nature of adjustment, because any Elk Lake, which waa for many to sell to the Saseenos Water While decoration and design emphasize the substantial profit would Immediate­ years the source of supply for Vic­ Co., to supply that subdivision at may be heard ly entail a demand for reduction of toria waterworks. It is estimated Sooke. new models, special significance is given rates by the consumers. That prin­ that the capacity available la about ciple does not apply to private com­ two and a half gallons per day. the choosing of their excellent fabrics, and panies, and yet to judge from recent was to use natural catchment carried on a limited supply from There la a considerable watershed would be only $2.60 per annum an balance sheets, one company la not grounds with a supply by gravi­ Mllne’a Landing to the Cannery. The around, the property of the City of acre. To thla of course, muet be as for the line of fashion, the waistline is making a profit. tating therefrom. other course waa to push southward Victoria, which would assure the added an annual charge for main­ low, the bodice straight and the hip snug. MPI C 0 purity of the supply. tenance, operation and depreciation, An examination of the reports of Rather singularly one of the catch­ to the sea from Goldetream, but that the great and the seven interests concerned aa ment areas rejected by the Bulkley had been carried out exclusively as a With the exception of a report usually $5 per acre foot used. Thle The plain or novel skirt is entirely a matter only RECRE­ vendors of water in the Greater Vic­ report of 1*72, upon which the city Federal Government undertaking to made in 1918, to which extended re­ would bring the amount to $7 or $8 of individual preference. Suffice to say all ATING piano toria water district shows that price, eventually went to Elk Lake for a serve the WHIIam Head quarantine ference follows, there la very little per acre foot per annum. Roughly, character of service, and wastage service which lasted from 1S74 to station. There are about 40 con­ information upon which to base an the revenue therefrom should be are indeed distinctive. 1913, was part of the present Gold- estimate of the amount of water 9800 to $600 annually per acre." varv very greatly. Existing con­ sumers on the way to the station, which would be required for irriga­ Ornetoin Bauer tracts will afford thé fullest scope stream territory of the Esquimau and last year 18,859,000 gallons Assuming Mr. Canavan’a estimate Waterworks Company, while an­ tion purposes in the territory named, to be correct with regard to the Meisiewitsch God owe hi for tact and good Judgment by the passed through the pipe line. When and which includes the fertile Keat­ One model is of a very A very novel suit is of commissioners proposed to be set other area examined and rejected it Is stated that the Sooke Harbor Saanich peninsula, there is at pres­ Buaoni MeroviteH was the valley of the Mlllstream, ing Valley, regarded probably aa the ent no satisfactory date on the fine quality all-wool navy poirct twill with up under the scheme. Water Co. has about two mllllen finest for soft fruits on Vancouver Cortot Hoffmann which !n after years waa tested aa gallons a day available, and uses available area to be Irrigated in -the tricotine, the coat fits Rachmaninoff Etc. Assuming that the city water­ Island and readily accessible by Metchoetn and adjacent districts, a flare box coat which works is valued at $4,100,000, and the only serious rival to the Sooke about 140,000, it will be seen that Rubonctoin Etc. Lake catchment area. paved road. where email fruit farming is de­ the hip in true cuff-like is heavily trimmed with deducting about $700,000 for deben­ the opportunities for expansion are The Canavan Flan. tures which have been paid off, it There la little question that had twelvefold, on present developments veloping. fashion, the collar is silk braid, the sleeves the city authorities In the early A summary of an address given Midstream. The “Amplco" differs to other may be assumed that the investment To revert for a moment to the by the late H. W. E. Canavan. long and rolled, the are real’ novel, having eighties undertaken to tackle the William Head line, it should -be The only Important source of reproducing-plano devices as the of the city, the Esquimau Water- M. C. 8. C. E .-before the Board of eleevea are finished with work# Co„ the Dominion Government supply for the growing area across stated that the pipe passes through Trade on Jantnry SO, 1911, discloses water supply in the area of the pro­ undersleeves of Oriental human being to the statue. The Victoria Arm, not then within the a district which is becoming more posed board not yet developed la •‘Amplco” Is obtainable only In and the two small water companies Interesting facta aa they pertained narrow soutache fancy silk with poiret twill may be set down at $7,000,000. city, together with the old estab­ and more a small fruit area, which to the irrigation of Saanich, Neces­ that of Mlllstream, which waa thor­ KNABB. CHICK BRING and lished township of Esquimau, the has Its own co-operative fruit sell­ oughly - Investigated by engineers looped braid. The skirt cuffs; the long roll col-, Under the Act, the water supply sarily the figures quoted tor con­ WILLIS pianos (for which we Act of 1885, which set up the Esqui­ ing organization, and is regarded as crete and other work, aa well aa acting for the city for thé late ia two-piece with pock­ lar is faced to match the of the south end of the Island will mau Waterworks Company, would a rival to the better known districts Arthur L. Adame In 1907. He aimed are exclusive Victoria and Van­ be placed under the Jurisdiction of operation and fixed chargee are sub- couver Island Representative#. not have been necessary. After the In the Saanich Peninsula for soft to supply Victoria with five million ets, gathered back, and undersleeves ; fastens, what Is known as an Administration extension of the boundary.. effective" fruits. That ought to assure ulti­ giBonuhtty at a coot «f lUAMR. baa a narrow belt, with four straps end Come and hear the “Amplco"— Board, which la to be composed of in January. 1892, . the Esquimau mate business. bo convinced. Terms to suit. LAST YEAR'S CONSUMPTION While considering the quality good. the Mayor and three members of the Company, with an increasing terri­ In the City. Mr. Adams believed that the op­ $49.50. fauey buttons and is Victoria City Council, the Reeve and tory to serve, and in a charter posi­ When the Sooke water enters the portunities for storage were not lined with red crepe de one member of each of the councils tion with regard to a section of the In 1922 the total consumption of of Oak Bay, Saanich and Esquimau, city, the coneumptlbn la very much first rate, making future develop­ chine, #49.50. city newly incorporated within the water from the Sooke waterworks ments expensive. A fine quality navy and one member from the unorgan­ limits, obtained a clear definition of in excess of the normal allowance ized district of North Saanich, and per capita, of many cities on this after deducting flushing services, The Situation Summarised. Tricotine Suit, has a Willis Pianos, Ltd. its service extensions. From that amounted to 1,117,349,763 gallons, Rome dominant principle# natur­ continent, but the full measure oi one from the Esquimau Electoral date begins the long controversy ally occur from the foregoing sum­ box coat in finger tip Another Box Coat Model District, making a total of twelve which split the city Into factions for its benefit is lost In the fact that as compared with 991,481,871 gal­ members of the Board. Under the the distribution mains are Inade­ lons in 1911. The water used In mary. Take first the city's position. length, bas raglan sleeve of fine quality tricotihe 1003 Si,. Sr 514 nearly a generation, eventually It has: Administration Board there la a forced the Legislature to define the quate to deliver It to the public In the city totalled 720.461,491 gal­ and ia finished with two has panelled effect and the abundance which should be lons; In Oak Bay, 100,817,600 gal­ 1. A fine supply, ample for domes­ Board of Commissioners, to be, ap­ terms of expropriation later rejected tic. Industrial and fire protection pointed by the Administration Board, by the ratepayers, and to a long law available in a dry Summer. The lons; in Saanich, 224.206,000 gal­ rows of fancy black silk is heavily braided with steel pressure main from Humpback purposes. It does not require to be to function as a board of managers. suit terminated in the highest court lons; for Empress Hotel, 64.- a power proposition because the braid, in place of a col­ novel black silk braid ; of the Empire. to Douglas Street for Smith's Hill 916,000 gallons; Quarantine Sta­ The Supply. reservoir has a capacity of 16,000.000 power supply is in the hands of a lar there ia a roll facing the choker collar and Seoke Waterworks. tion. 16.869.642 gallons; Sooke public service corporation, supplying From the earliest days It was gallons per e made In the boundaries of such Later development contemplates ers for water in Oak Bay and could be done at a coat between.$60 round Keating. constituency, that that part of the cial meeting to be held In room 408, addition of run-off' from Leech The Esquimau Waterworks Com­ present conftltpency lying in the Pemberton Building to-night at 8.3fc— The American men and women pany being already in the field In Saanich, to the Federal Government and $76 an acre or even aa low aa Thirdly, take the unorganised dis­ River and 45-foot raise, when the (for the William Head scheme) and $60. Wooden pipe would serve, but tricts. Of these Sooke and Sidney cast of the 124th longitude be cut off. Election of officers will take place at must guard constantly against kid­ capacity of the dam will be 17,860,- the western suburbs, there was no and that Clo-oose District and Port the annual general meeting to be business offering en routo to the to the Sooke Harbor Water Com­ a combination of wooden stave and have some water service, capable of ney trouble because we often eat too 000.000 gallons. pany. concrete pipe for the more psrmaii- considerable expansion. Some im­ Renfrew on the West Coast of Van­ held on February 2G. Lists of mem­ Continuous dally flow availabla city, but two opportunities were bers eligible for holding office will be much rich food. Our blood Is filled Esquimau Company. portant arasa west of the city have couver Island be added to such con­ from present dam, about 21,000,- available to sell water obtained at stituency. available at the meeting, and every so great gn expense. The one was The Esquimau Waterworks Com­ only well water and require some with acids which the kidneys strive 000 gallons. more regular supply. And further that the Boards of member la urged to be preeenL With 46-foot raise of lake re­ the supply of water to the settle­ pany éhows assets valued at about ESQUIMALT COMPANY to filter out; they weaken from ment at Sooke Harbor, where some a million and a half, of which the From a fire protection standpoint ferred to, daily flow available 60,- in the area of the Greater Victoria overwork, become sluggish, the elim­ 000,000 gallons. of its public spirited citizens organ­ permanent works and improvements The Esquimau Waterworks inative tissues clog and the result Is ized their own 'Company, and have are appraised at $1,138,859, and Company obtains its supply by Water District where there is no The conduit connects Sooke fixed water supply experience ha* Lake with the reserve reservoir gravity from Gold stream. 12 miles, kidney trouble, bladder weakness northwest of the city, with a shown that almost every reéldentié! and a general decline in health. now established at Humpback of fire has led to combustion of the Any Touch of indigestion weterehed of 12,000 acres. When your kidneys feel like lumps reinforced concrete, 42-inch In­ l)ouee, the fire getting too much of le*d; your back hurts or the urine ternal diameter, twenty-seven and OVERLOOKING HUMPBACK Within this area are five lakes headway for effective control. Until your various digestive organs is cloudy, full of sediment, or you a third miles long, on a grade of with a combined available capac- Your ■ft » g Wlfbd^toweetrffHN» twmwr three .web- Absweaad. f«*w ewis Island on January 23. arrived here yester­ tion Work at Yarrows, Ltd. the people of that city, was stated day afternoon on the steamer Alki, which rescued them from the lonely OF U.S. LINES with much emphasis at the Board ef island. „ According: to advices received by the WsrHmoo, the Inter-Island The automobile ferry building Trade Council here. It waa pointed «team ship Com pah y a steamer Kaala, with a cargo of 2.000 bags of sugar out that there waa a general feellag valued Ht |11,500, was wrecked on January 18. the steamer being en? for the Canadian Pacific Rail­ United States Lines Taking throughout the city that Vancouver's tirely broken up and the cargo destroyed. ^ way at Yarrows. Ltd., was yes­ Care of the Northwest action in regard to the drydock and terday afternoon inspected by Business to Prince Rupert generally was not Canadian Pafcific officials at the what should be expected from a sla­ ter city. Esquimau plant. Harry * Brandt and Bert One or two members suggested gat» The members of the party who ting In touch with the Vancouver INQUIRY INTO visited Yarrows yesterday were: Webster to Open Seattle Board of Trade In connection with MUST ENLARGE Office the matter, but the general opinion ALASKAN WRECK Grant Hall, First Vic^Preai- expressed was that there should be dent : D. C. Coleman, Vice-Presi­ "no truck or trade" with Vancouver - Z IS POSTPONED If It was found that they were trytag. dent In charge of Western lines; Capt. The Leviathan will be the crack ». ». LEVIATHAN to gfeVthe drydock removed to that TIE LEE m ------J, W. Troup. Manager of the B. C. paeeeager carrier which th# United -Vancouver, Jan. 31.—The In­ States lines will place in service on quiry into the wreck of the steam­ Coast Steamship Service, and, H. E. It was decided to writs to Sir Must Provide Additional Ac­ ship Alaskan to have been held Beasley, General Superintendent of the trans-Atlantic route during the Thornton and aek if representations this memino was for reaf*** un­ coming Summer. The Leviathan la in regard to the dock had been, made the Esquimau & Nanaimo Railway: NEW COLLECTOR OF nhd if so by whom, and to write tira commodation: Future known postponed te a later date', now being reconditioned at an ex­ te be announced this aftemeen. Messrs. Grant Hall and Coleman ENLARGED SCOPE ROYAL MAIL READY Vancouver Board of Trade and a»K pense of $8,000.900. The fleet of the Social Actitivies Wreck Cemmiaeiener Capt. J. D. were in the city yesterday in con­ If they had taken any action toward nection with development work on United State» lines is as follows: having the dock removed, at the Macpherson arrived In the city same time letting them know hoWthe the Vancouver Island lines of the Leviathan, 83,HO tone; President VANCOUVER CUSTOMS e 80 successful has been the de­ this morning. company and they accepted an in­ people here feel. velopment of the Victoria Liberal Van Buren, 13,000 tons; George TO DEVELOP ITS BEE URGED FOB There Is a strong feeling by the vitation from Norman A. Yarrow, * Assoc iation that aY the Central Ex­ manager of Yarrow», Ltd., to look Washington, 26,000 tons; President people of the city everywhere that ecutive meeting^Monday evening it if Vancouver Is doing anything to over the plant and nota the progress ; Polk, 13,000 tofts: America. 24,000 Appointment of G. A. Allen to was decided ta ta*e steps to enlarge that has been made on the new ferry injure this city, as suggested, a strict the club promises. for the Bellingham-Vancouver Island tone; President Adame, 13,000 tone: Succeed Late Col. Carey. boycott should be instituted egalnet Underyi*resident Carlow the club President Harding. 18,000 tone: everything emanating from Vancou­ -L has beén steadily Increasing Its service. Satisfaction Expressed. President Fillmore. 13,800 tons; Vancouver. Jan. 11. — Official an­ ver. and that business should ba membership. and that of the com­ President Roosevelt. 16.000 tons; Halifax Workmen Opposed to Time Is Coming When Com­ turned to Edmonton or Winnipeg or pensent ward associations. Ai w re- The Canadian Pacific officiale were nouncement la made of the appoint­ President Arthur, 12,600 tone; Presi­ pany Will Place First Class ment of O. A. Allen to the position of Beattie or other centres. The meet jgrtilt there Is insufficient 'room) for «ELPLESS I eased with the progress made on Britain Building Canadian bitter hostility Is being manifested. dent Garfield. 11,000 tons; President /meeting* and social engagements, so he ferry and personally expressed collector of cuetome for the port of F Monroe. 13,000 tons. Vessels Liners on Route Vancouver. Mr. Allen haa been In It Is pointed out that Vancouver I» the executive decided to obtain plana their satisfaction to Mr. Yarrow, who In addition to the above fleet the getting nearly all the business that and specification» for the alterations. Drifting With Damaged Rud­ conducted them over the plant. They the Canadian euatoma aerrlce tor a ex-German steamship President irait many r*ere and bin appoint­ is done here now. and that the action The executive planned ^leo for A also Inspected the work on the ' Halifax, Jan. 31.—A resolution ask­ Agente of the Royal Mai! Steam suggested In regard to the rwnoval of monster social gathering at the Ar- der 1,800 Miles From steamer Princeee Beatrice, which is Grant ie being reconditioned, and will Packet Company on this seaboard ment la tha cauae of warm conurutn- the drydock can be considJ&ed only be added to the U. 8. line»' fleet in ing that the Royal Commiaalon ap­ lattona from the hualneae Intereata of . mories on February 13, to which being repaired at Yarrows following pointed to Inquire Into an alleged are anticipating the time, probably unfriendly action. , 8.000 invitations will b» issued. Ap­ Kobe the recent mishap In Kingcombe May next. She la an 11,000-ton ship, not far distant, when the big British the city who. In the years of associa­ plications should be lhade to mem­ Inlet, and will have accommodation» fer shipping combine on the Great Lake» tion with Mr. Allen, have come to be enlarged In scope that It might steamship corporation will send one appreciate his courteous enforcement bers of the Central Executive for Freighter Pomona, 400 Miles Framing Completed. the popular one class of cabin pas­ of its large paasenger liners out te tickets. A fifteen piece orchestra sengers only. Investigate why orders for Canadian of the regulations. The framing of the new ferry was lake veeeete had been and were be­ the North Pacific te teet the pulse Mr. Allen joihed the Government will be engaged, and there will be Away, Goes to Her Aid completed simultaneously with the The United States lines has decid­ of travel from this coast to Europe CUNARD f dancing and other attraction*. ed to establish It» own office at Seat­ ing placed In Great Britain Instead service In March. 1»»». nl Montreal. arrival at the plant of the Canadian of Canada and that It might make via the Panama Canal. The Royal In 1IH he went to Windsor. Ontario, Members of the Provincial Govern­ Pacific party. This stage ha» been tle for the benefit of the Northwest Mall Line was among the first of the ment have been Invited. Ap»rt from the report picked up by Pacific coast territory. ■uggeetlons for changes In policy, re­ where he waa stationed for fifteen anchor the Canadian Government wireless reached In excellent time as It la leee British steamship companies to con­ years. Then he waa transferred to The regular monthly meeting of than a month since the keel was laid Harry Brandt, who has been con gulations or other means of secur­ sider the North Pacific route from a. Ward Two association was held last that the "steamer Bessie Dollar was ing and for preserving to Canadian at. Hyacinthe. Quebec, for two rears, ANCHOR DONALDSON and the weather has not been at all nected with the transportation buel paasenger standpoint. Steamship and In 1*04 waa seat In New Want- evening, it being reported that 88 drifting helpless about 1.800 mllee ness for many years, and one ef the shipyards the business of building from Kobe, Japan." and that the favorable toward progress In con­ agents on this coast are confidant minster to take charge of the B.C. new members had been added. Presi­ struction. moat popular traffic men on the coast Canadian vessels. Waa passed by the that a full complement of paseei _ dent Carlow gave an address to the "steamer Pomona was proceeding to employees of Halifax shipyards h< Breweries. In 1111 he wan made col­ The ring of the wooden ship­ has been appointed as manager, and could be booked and fully justify lector of Inland revenue for the dla- association on organisation and on her assistance." no further informa­ will enter upon his new duties ota yesterday. f mw m™—- —■1 ■ — ■ —------tion was available up to a late hour builders' tools at the Esquimalt yard the placing of a large passenger liner trlct. In 1*21 the customs and the A ode nla...... Feb 11 Auwats...... FSb. \\ social work. His remarks were very is a reminder-in minature days when February 1. Bert W. Webster, who The resolution also pieced the In the sendee, and this. It la believed, well received. It was decided that this afternoon concerning the dis­ Halifax shipyard employees on rec­ Inland Revenue Department were Tyrrhenla ...... ” the wooden shipbuilding Industry has for many years been connected would be the forerunner of the es­ amalgamated. When the late oollec Fti the ward should hold a social gather­ abled Robert Dollar vessel. was at Its peak in Victoria. A con­ with the Cunard Steamship Com­ ord ae convinced that in the interests ing and dance on Friday evening. tablishment of a regular service of tor, Cot Carey, died In April, l*Z2, ▲steals. The Pomona reported that she was siderable force of men are now en­ pany, Ltd., at‘ Vancouver, is taking of Canada as a whole. It was undesir­ first-class passenger ehlpe vis the Mr. Allen waa appointed acting col­ February 9. An Invitation will be 400 miles away from the Beasle Dol­ able to suspend the coasting laws LsiiseOiwy m4 leasew extended to members of other ward gaged at the Yarrow shipyard». »», over the duties as district passenger Panama route te the United Ktng- lector and has administered the of lar and she is expected to be along­ In addition to the construction of the agent for the United States lines. and thereby permit United States flee since. Hli appointment la ns ” ,.âB: t side the drifting sh|p by Thursday or vessels to --*rt»te to the prejudice d°The Royal Mall Une has already < Portland ). associations. ferry, a squad of men are busily This company Is the meet Import from November 1. 1*1*. IT TOWM. Friday. working on the Prince»» Beatrice ant of the operating com pan lee for of Canadian shipping. The resolu­ Investigated possibilities with a view The Besele Dollar la making her repairs. the United State» Government's large tion stated that the employees noted to the esUbllshment of a service with . It first trip from Vancouver to the Ori­ Flanking te Start. passenger vessels. Their service with satisfaction the appointment of shlpe of Increased passenger eapac ent since she effected repairs tb a a Royal Commission by the Federal The next stage on the ferry will be starts at New York and passengers lty* b • • Cetumbla ...... Feb. 1# Mar. if burst main steam pipe, which mishap the celling and planking and by the are carried direct • to Queenstown, Government to inquire Into and re­ ■usines» Offering. Saturnie.... Fab. 21 Assyria...... Mar. !• occurred when eastbound in Decem­ time this work and the engine-bed Is Plymouth. London. Cherbourg. port on this subject. ber. Even now the steamship Highland well, advanced by the latter pert of France and Bremen, from which port Heather le on the coant and this The vessel Is under the command of February, the twin Diesel engine» special connection» have been ar­ Fly* >-€*« Capt. George McPhsil and loaded a vessel has first-class aocomn TO COME FRIDAY being eupplied by McIntosh A Sey­ ranged to the Scandinavian countries. lions fer 34 passengers and a similar Tyrrhesla.. .Fab. 1 Faxeele...... Fbb. 21 cargo df lumber and general freight mour, of New York, will have been Money orders end drafts at lowest rates. at Vancouver for Japan and China. CUSTOMS RULING number of Intermediate cabin». The Full Information frem Agente er Company a delivered for Installation. Will View City's Bigger In­ The rudder of the Bessie Dollar Is ship has been fully booked for the TO EUROPE Office. «32 Hastings SL W.. Vancouver. The Installation of Internal com­ homeward voyage. Hhoa# Bey. SS4I. dustry as Guests of Lumber reported to be damaged. When the bustion engine» In a vessel for the VESSEL MOVEMENTS The Royal Mall Line. In conjunc­ steamer Pomona, operated by the British Columbia coastwise service Is tion with the Hoi land-American Une, Manufacturers Admiral Oriental Line In the trans­ more or less of an experiment, as the IS AIMED AGAINST tor some years past has been operat­ UNION STEAMSHIP______COMPANY pacific trade, picks up the drifting C. P. R. expects to get speed as well Aberdeen. Wash.. Jan. 30.—Ar­ ing a fleet ef splendid motorahlps. of ST. JOHN TO LIVERPOOL ef" E‘l C*- Limited Vb-torla lumber manufacturers on Bessie Dollar, she will get a tow line as economy out of this type of engine. rived : Hornet. San Francisco: Daley the combined freight and passenger Feb. 23 Mar. t$!Apr. 20 ....i. Montclara Regular sailings from Vancouver te Zriday afternoon will be hosts to aboard and take her to the nearest The ferry will be ready for opera­ Gadsby. San Pedro. Failed: Blue Mar. 2:Mar. 30 Apr. 27 ...... Msrtech all East Coast and Mainland Points, tion on the new route as scheduled type, such as the Loch Katrine and about one hundred members of the port on the Japan coast for repairs. Triangle, Wllhllo. N. K.; Yoman the Dlnteldyk. The newest motor- Fab. S' Mar. t|A£r. •...... Montcalm Logging Camps and Canner km as far In May. Maru, Boston Maru, Japan; Gray’s •T. JOHN -CHERBOURG-SOUTH AMP. as Prince Rupert and Anyox. Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers' Asso- ship. the Loch Ooll. 1s making her For derailed information apply - elation, who are touring the coast Harbor. Shasta; J. R. 8. Nelson, San Duty Levied on Equipment maiden trip to the North Paflclc TON-HAMBURG ■ with a view to better acoualntance Francisco; Cricket. San Pedro. Feb. WMaf. 17 ...... MsllU GEO. MeOREOOR. Agent, coast. Empress ef Britain Tel. 1*8 Ns. 1 Balmsnt Heuee with Western lumbering Amditlons, Tacoma. Jan. SO.—Arrived: Pawnee, Going Into U. S. Ships in Avetd License. Apr. 24 ...... the Pacific Coast now being the SOVIET RUSSlT New York, via Eureka. Sailed: •T. JOHN.'LlVERPOOL-OLABOOW These vessel» have accommoda- prime source of supplies for Ohio Commercial Guide, New York via Foreign Plants porta: À. L Kent, New York via tiens for twelve passengers. ‘ By. state. Positions by Radio limiting the accommodation te 11 •T. JOHN-GLASGOW The party will arrive op the after­ Seattle. Designed to aid American ship­ Seattle. Jan. 30—Arrived: J, F. passengers, and this has been a fea­ Mar. 1|Mar. 23...... Metagame Day Steamer te Seattle noon boat from Seattle, and will be OPENS FRONTIERS Information supplied by the Cana­ building and repair plants, and in­ ture of all vessels of the motorahip Mar. 17|Apr. 13 ...... Marburn Luck en bach. Portland. Sailed: Charl­ cidentally to offset the keen compe­ THE met by the members of the Victoria dian Government wlreleee station at type, the company Is enabled to op­ ST. JOHN-CHERBOURO-SOUTHAMF- Gonsalee Heights January 31; all ton Hall. San Francisco: Admiral tition of the Canadian ship repair Branch of the British Columbia Lum­ Dewey. Vancouver, B. C.; Pawner, erate this class of ships without, TON-ANTWERP ber Manufacturers' Association. Cunard Steamship Company ships' positions at S p.m., January 30. yards, an amendment has been made San Francisco: Edna, Rocha Harbor; to the United States customs regula­ taking out a passenger license. Mar. SI Apr. 7 ...... Mlnnedesa In automobiles the guests will be unless otherwise specified. The company le gradually building Is Granted Transportation Bull Harbor — Clear; eouthwèst: Nome City. Tacoma. tions whereby a 60 per cent duty ie ST. JOHN-SOUTHAMPTON- S. S. Sol Due transported to the large mills on the up Its connections on this coast and ANTWERP fresh; 80.12; 30; moderate; 12.36 Petersburg, Jan. 30.—Sailed: Spo­ levied on all equipment and repaire Leaves C-P.R- wharf dally except upper harbor, and after witnessing Concessions kane, southbound. to American vessel» at other than with the important ports of San Apr. 21 ...... MellU the operations and the handling of am. Prince George, Bella Bella, Sunday st 13.16 a.m. for Port northbound. Ketchikan, Jan. SO.—Sailed: Prin­ United States ports. The eallent fea­ Francisco. Lee Angeles. Seattle, Ta­ NEW YORK (Crulee te Weet Indies) the large Douglas fir logs, the party coma, Victoria and Vancouver te Cable advices to the com­ Dead Tree Point — Rain; Cfilm; cess Mary,,southbound. tures of the amendment provides for: Feb. 20 ...... Empress of BrfUIn Era emssi Tssm will be entertained at tbs Empress 29.77; 33; smooth. Cordova, Jan. 30.—Sailed: Admiral "Equipment and repairs to Ameri­ draw upon. It Is predicted In steam- « 46 p.m. Returning, leave# Seattle "Hotel, returning'tb Seattle after a ehit> circles that the time.wIH not be NEW YORK-CHEREOURO-EOUTH- dally except Saturday st mMsight, pany’s agents on this continent Dlgby Island — Overcast; calm; Watson, southbound. can vessels engaged In the coasting arriving victoria 9 16 a m. three-hour stay. 30.01; 12; smooth. Everett, Jsn. 30.—Arrived: Naan- and foreign trade. Equipment, re­ far distant when the Royal Mall Mar. 22 ...... Empress ef BrfUIn During next week it is expected from the Cunsrd hesd offices in koh Maru. Alket, Tacoma; Lebec. paire. repair parts of the materials to Une will send out one of Its first- E. E. BLACKWOOD, Agent Estevan—Cloudy; calm; 30.02; 34; Apply U Agente everywuere. or J. J. ill Government 8t Phene 71* that Victoria will be visited by • Liverpool to-day announced that smooth. San Francisco; Admiral Dewey, Se­ used or the expense of repair» des» passenger liners te test out the FORSTER. General Agent. C. P. R. SU- large number, of the prairie lumber made upon a United States vessel trend rf the traffic. tien", Vanoeuver. Telephene Bevmeyr Or H. S. Howard. Agent the Soviet Government had Cape Laso—Cloudy; calm; 30.11; attle. Sailed: Admiral Dewey, Bell­ C P R Deck Phone 1122 \ retailers, who are visiting the Coest 27; smooth. ingham; Santa Inès. San Pedro; engaged In the coasting or foreign 2330, Canadian Pacific Rsltwsy Traffic as members of the Western Retail given permission to the Cunard Canadian Scottish, Vancouver for Janet Dollar. Sydney. trade, or Intended to be so engaged, Lumbermen's Association, which has Steamship Company to open an Sydney. 840 mllee southwest of Cape Portland. Ore.. Jan. 80.—Arrived: are dutiable and consumption entry must be made for them at the port its headquarters In Winnipeg, and office in Kharkov, the capital of Flattery: Canadian Farmer. San John Poulaen, Celilo. San Francisco; have recently been in convention Francisco for Vancouver, 640 miles Anniston City, Baltimore. Sailed: of first arrival in the United States. Ships at a Glance • there L'krainia, for the purpose of ar­ from Victoria; Canadian Observer, Georgian, New York and way ports; "Vessels under the authority of the This party Is expected in Van Astoria for San Pedro, 306 miles from Romulus, Valparaiso and way porta; Shipping Board should be allowed te ranging transportation by Cun­ Depere. Puget Sound: Motorahip Ba- proceed without th# payment of du­ Ships te Arrive. * couver on Saturday evening, coming srd steamship, to. end from Soviet San Pedro; Niagara, Victoria tor Amble Maru. Orient. Feb. 4.------_| from Prince Rupert by boat. Honolulu. 1.1SS miles from Victoria: blnba, San Pedro via San Francisco. ties and vouchees presented In ac­ t/ Russie. E. D. Kingsley, San Francisco tor San Francisco. Jan. 33.—Arrived: cordance wth T.D. 33216. It will not Tyndareue. Orient, Feh. I. The concession has already been Maul, Honolulu; Dorothy Alegander. be necessary for masters to procure Arisen» Maru. Oriel. Feh. 2*. acted upon, |t Is announced, as a Victoria, 15 miles from San Fran­ GRAHAM ACTING cisco; Anyox. abeam Cape Mudge. Seattle. Sailed: Gargoyla, Phila­ consular Invoices, but they should Rmpr.ee of Asia, Orient, Feb. 11. Cunard office has been opened In the 4.30 p.m., southbound; Prince Georg» delphia. file with the entry In lieu thereof re­ President Madison. Orient, Feh. 1*. POSTMASTER-GENERAL Ullça Sverdlova. Kharkov. This le at Stark Point. 6 p.m. northbound; ceipt* showing the cost of the above Yokohama Maru, Orient. Feb. 17. the first steamship office to be Prince John passed in at Dead Tree Items." Mekurs. Australie. Feb. 17. opened in the capital of Ukralnla Entry, the amendment requires, Ottawa. Jan. 31.—Hon. G. T. Gra­ Point, 1 p.m. northbound: Multno­ Manila Maru. Orient, Feb. is. BY TRAIN BY-BOAT since the war, and the announcement mah, Columbia River for San Fran­ VICTORIA TIDES should be preceded by an affdavlt by Empress of Cenede, Orient. Fob. ham. Minister of Defence, has been is taken as being of considerable the master ef the ship covering the appointed Acting Postmaster-General cisco; Sea Monarch, bound Seattle, significance as regards the policy of 130 miles from Seattle; Oridon Mam, cost of equipment or repairs and a Ship» te Bail. THE THE ' » in the absence of Hon. Charles Mur the Soviet and Ukrainian govern - form 1» provided. The amendment phy. who Is recuperating from sick bound Everett. 44.42 north. 124-17 JANUARY, im Shidxuoka Maru. Orient Feh. 1. ments In thus co-operating with west; Kureha Maru. bound Portland, covering the entry of merchandise President Giant, Orient, Feb. 7. ness due to overwork. steamship lines in aiding Ruealane ITImeHtjTlme HtlTIm» Ht Tim* HI by appraisement was made under the Mr. Graham thus holds for the till north. 124.1» west. |h.m. ftlh. m. ft.lh. m. ft.|h m, ft. Telthyblue. Orient Feb. *. CONTINENTAL STEAMSHIP to leave the tountry. authority conferred on the treasury Makura Australia. Feb. Id. moment three portfolios, as he Is at Kharkov, in addition to being the TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS. by the act to permit such entry In present Acting Minister of Railways capital of Ukralnla. Is in the heart of February, 1*3. specific case». It follows: COASTWISE SAILINGS, LIMITED PRINCE 6E0R6E 1 fWMPwwlk m ‘UVraThtaV ‘ armrrtcv v,t'***,*»,.,— shiaa »»»#< J»psw»«« - 33*'M1Me Cusrams Reg­ FrtnceM Victoria t» p. m.’ * etSHEarosAwr# n from which-• thauaunda *C ulations, of 1315 ia hereby amended te » PSP! Prtnr.ee tottfk* er princeee Alice emigrate annually. Presides‘resident Grant—Mails close Feb. 7, read as follows: FROM FROM 4 p. m. Due at Yokohama. Feb, 1»; "Article 234. By appraisement, leaves 11.41 p. ■. dally. AWARDED IKMMO. Shanghai. Feb. 24; Hongkong. Feb. Î8. merchandise damaged by fire or mar­ Frem Vanoeuver. TaUhybtue—Mall* close Feb. I. 8.S0 ine casualty on the voyage of Impor­ Princeee Adelaide arrive» S.1S p. m. VICTORIA a, m. Due at Yokohama, Feb. 21; Winnipeg. Jan. 31.—A breach-of- 13.60 $.< tation; merchandise recovered from dally. VANCOUVER 11.00 ». m. t Hongkong, March I. v • 00 8. 11.84 0.1 a wrecked or stranded vessel; house­ Princes» Louise or Princeee Alice pr^mtse case was concluded here yes­ Alabama Maru— Malle close Feb. 10. 4 terday when Mary Wintonlk was p. m Due at Yokohama. Feb. 21. 8 hold effects used abroad and personal arrives 7 a. m. dally. 7.46 p.m. SUNDAYS' awarded $10,000 In a claim against President Madison—Mails close Feb. 1.87 effects, not imported In pursuance of Fer Seattle. James Cooke, a local jeweler. The 19. 4 p. m. Due at Yokohama. March 10 10 a purchase or agreement for purchase princeee Charlotte leaves 4.1* p. ». > DAILY plaintiff alleged the defendant made 3: Shanghai. March I: Hongkong. March 10.44 and net Intended for sale; articles dally. •elid Steel Train To PRINCE several promises of marriage and 12. 11.13 sent by persons in foreign countries Frem Seattle. Kmpresa of Asa—Malls close Feb. 22. iu| as gifts to persons In tb# United given her a diamond ring. 4 p. m. Due at Yokohama. Meivh S; 20.11 1.3 Prinpeee Victoria arrive» 1.11 p.m. State»; tool» of trade of a person ar­ Fer Frlnee Rupert. RUPERT Shanghai, March 1$; Hongkong, March riving In the United States; personal To MONTREAL 1*. Prince George leaven each Sunday Connecting With Train» Arabia Maru—Mails close Feb. 24. 4 effects of cltlsens of the United Without Change CONSIDERS THE SEED QqES- p. in. Due »t Yokohama. March 11; SUtes who have died In a foreign at 11 a. m. far Seat vTION. Shanghai, March 21; Hongkong, March country, regardless ef value, may be Frem Frlnee Rupert 24: u.-tlnguien ■•»■•■ •>»»■ enured by appraisement, as well aa Prince George arrives each Sunday or. where blanks occur la the table It's early yet, but B. A K. Govern­ President McKinley — Malls dee» merchandise valued at $103 or leee. al 7 f. »______Mart* S. * >. m. Due at Yokohama* tide rises or falls continuously dur­ ment Inspected Seeds are very much March 15; Shanghai, March 20; Hong­ ing two successive tidal periods without for which the consignee is unable te m demand; tear after year farmer» kong. March 24. ^The^fcelght Is in feet and tenths ef a tourisT/TOOTI Bureau reorder from the B. A K. list, and Australia and New Zealand. tasrm •II EOVT. 3T. PHONE 1242 their neighbors are following their Maunganul—Mails close Feb. «. 4 p. m. feet, above the dverage level of lower however. any bill! or itar.m.nt, of on the advancement of women. Vis San Francisco. IOR Juimiilt—To «Bd the depth ef weter cost In hli poeeeeeion end dealers un. "Don't you ever wish you were a 6» WM/Tt CF EMU O/IT FtOMMT WCTWnf example. Start figuring now on Sonoma —Malls close men?" he eeked. <,n ih. .Ill Of the dry dock mt ear tide. d.r oath that h. baa ae other Infor­ quantities and varieties—it pays to Feb. 17, 4 p. m. Via San Francisco. mation u to Ut valu* of the mer - -No.- ghe replied, wweetlyi -do plant good seeds. Take no chances. Makura—Malls dose Feb. 24. f a. m. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 31,1923

I ESTABLISHED 1888 MAY PLAV HERE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR FEDERATION CONFERENCE TO WALTER C. NICHOL TO It was stated to-day by a repre­ $1.95 Ladies' Specials $1.95 sentative of the Sousa Band or­ OPEN EXTRAVAGANZA ganisation. who la in Victoria making arrangements for a TO 8E PLANNED REVISE CITY’S Hie Honor Lieut.-Governor Northwest tour, that the famous Walter C. Nlchol has kindly con­ band may be heard in Victoria sented to attend the opening per­ Pumps : Oxfords next December. Joint Parent-Teacher Associ­ formance of the great Extrava­ ations of City Meet , TRAFFIC ROLES ganza which will be produced at the Royal Victoria Theatre all Boots next week. Chinese Segregation Question Police Board and Aldermen to Hia Honor this morning acced­ All Sizes in the Lot. See Windows Discuss Parking and Traffic ed to the request of the Great War NEWS IN BRIEF and Separation of Sexes Veterans’ Association to>open the Policemen function In which over 800 people Referred To will take part. The first perform­ Nothing remains to-day ef the yictorla’a traffic, and motor park­ ance will be presented Monday “Through the Night” MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE Coldstream Hotel except two < That the Ctty School Board had ing regulations will be thoroughly evening, commencing at ' 6A6 ney stacks, which survived the adopted its policy of separate schools o'clock. S4t Yates Street Phone 1232 flagration yesterday , revised and brought up to date at a —the Big Walts Hit of the for the Chinese in the Interests of conference to be held February 6 MOST PEOPLE ' Liberal Women's Forum.—The greater efflclericy and not with- the when the City police Commission and -• Winter Season. Hear It and meeting of the L*beret Women's Intention of segregating the two members of the . City Council will dis­ euse the whole traffic situation In Other Hew February Records i- Forum which was tfrtiave been held races was the assertion made by on Friday afternoon of this week has detail. Here To morrow. been postponed. Magistrate George Jay, Chairman of Regulations governing the parking Badminton Racquets—The Best Made^^pg, the Çoard of School Trustees, before of automobiles yp down-town atreeta When Hearts Are Young------...------—.loOTrot Ex-Alderman : R. W. Perry Has a Joint meeting of the Parent Will be the chief topic of discussion been appointed to serve a second at this conference, it was explained Teddy Bear Blues ...... Fox Trot Teachers’ Associations of the city, SUOJECfOF APPEAL Phenomenon term oa the Board of Inter-munici­ tc-day. Council members are anxi­ Where the Bamboo Babies Grow...... Fox Trot Carons SV°x pal Cemetery Trustees. Hie first held In the High School lait evening. ous to change present regulations so When Winter Comes ...... f"ox Trot term has expired, but this new term The speaker commended the work of as to curb the growing Jam of auto­ Mantle of Crown Should Not Superb ve<£ will last for three years. mobiles parked In front of leading Open Your Armz, My Alabamy ...... Fox Trot the P. T. A. and its value in bringing Exfend to Traveling Audi­ Club teachers and parents in closer touch, down-town aterc*. Who Cares? ./...... Fox Trot The Prairie Club entertained its Alderman Sangeter will urge the lady friends last evening at a social Gerald Cross, president of the conference to go on record as fav­ tor, Says Counsel Bed Moon ...... j...... Walt* in the club rooms, a programme of Central P. T. A. Federal lompwa* in oring the abolition of traffic police­ Journey ’* End ... -y-jyrfr...... Fox -Trot cards and dancing being much en­ the chair, and spoke of the work of men. This wilt aid traffic, Alderman Continuing in the Court of Appeal 8^3^ Shuttlecocks „ joyed. It is the intention of the the organisation and regretted that Badminton Poles and Sangater told Police Commissioner, this morning, the hearing of Callow Jirnbo Jambe...... 7?p...... ,. Billy Murray club to hold a series of these socials its aims were sometimes misunder­ W. E. Staneland to-day. “The traffic Netp at intervals during the remainder of stood by the teachers who resented versus the Liquor Control Board Mah Lindy Lon ...... L...... i .Olive Kline the season. the alleged Interference of the cops are all good fellows, and look fine on the cornera, but they tangle reachéd IfMTihar stages prior to the The Kiss—Waltz ...... Charte» Capper parents. He pointed out that the adjournment for luncheon. Resuming It was not the window ef the I. A. Associations are of distinct benefit up traffic," Alderman Sangeter said. Uttle Bateeae—Recitation ...... , .Jimmie Rice Bond Corporation which was broken “It*# all bunk having them to guide hia plea at the point he left off yes­ Plimley & Ritchie, Ltd. to the -staffs, the Trustees and the terday P. R. Leighton, couneel for the apparerttly by a stone thrown by parents; for ons purpose was to pro­ automobiles.^ —- “ — 611 View St. "Where the Other Fellows Deal." Phone 1767. somebody, as reported In The Times plaintiff-respondent Henry Callow, vide funds for the purchase of much concluded' his address to the court. yesterday, but the window of a needed libraries and sports, outfits building in the next block, in the The appeal is one taken by the and similar spurs to greater effici­ Liquor Control Board from a decision same street, for which the B. A. Bond ency on the part of students. Regret BURGLARY REPORTED Corporation Is the agent. of Mr. Justice D. A. McDonald, who was expressed at the absence of granted a garnishee order nisi to teachers fro mthe gathering. In a report to the City Police P. Campbell has been appointed Henry Callow against T. J. W. Hick, „WESTERN CANADAS LARGE: PACIFIC TRANSFER CO; driver of the third bus which the In a brief address A. D. King re­ Station this morning Ivor a travelling auditor of the Liquor Saanich Council will shortly com-? viewed the history of the P. T. A., Nicholls, 1134 Hillside Avenue, Control Board, appellants In this suit. 1110 DOUGLAS STREfcT and expressed the opinion that told of the forced entry of his In summarising his submissions WHY PAY TAXES mence operating on Quadra Street to separate classes for boys and girls Haeyy Teaming of Beery I Lake Hill. J. Pendray and O. V premises last night, and the theft Mr. Leighton urged that employees of on dilapidated peapertr. when tor would lead to better result* in the of'$66. The thfevee gained en­ a moderate entier yon «an have Description a Specialty Dawkins were appointed drivers of schools. the Liquor Control Board were not trance by breaking the top por­ civil servants under provisions of the the other buses, by the Transporta­ Arrangements were made to hold YOUB PROPERTY Phone# 341. 34» tion Committee, earlier In the week. tion of a small aide window. Civil Service Act, that the Board did a meeting in the future with a view Candy, cigarettes, postage stamps to forming • Vancouver Island not function by virtue of any In#tru­ Improved, thereby tPaklna U tar A travel talk en Reme, illustrated and other articles were removed. ants under the Great Real of the Pro­ easier to intereet a prospect It# Baggage Checked and Stored Federation of Pa rent-Teachers* As­ Exprès»—Furniture Removed with a series of beautiful slides will Thé robbery, it is thought, is the vince; that there la no individual Jn Purchaser or Tenant sociations and ultimately to link up work of boys. be given at the Victoria College, un­ with the ’ Provincial body. Mrs. connection with the Board who could Plan your tro- ^ Our Motto: Prompt and civil der the auspices of the College Liter­ Schofield spoke briefly commending be held responelble^for any wrongful provemente eervice. Complainte will ho dealt ary Society, on Tuesday evening next or Illegal act of thé Board; that the with without delay. the work of the P. T. A. at 8.16. Mies Holland, of Toronto, Musical numbers were contributed Board was not under the control or «17 Cormorant Street. Victoria. will be the lecturer and the lecture direction of any Minister of the *ow .. V Motor Tnx^to—Deliveries. during the evening by Master Harold Curl Your Hair—The Electrical Way will be open to friends of the Col­ Bassett, violinist, and J. O. Dunford. Crown, and that the Lieutenant- lege." vocalist, accompanied at the piano by ■■IE Governor- In - Council had no power to WITH A t Over two hundred eueete enjoyed Ira Dllworth. and Mrs. Morton, vocal make any regulations for the Board, the hospitality of the football club of piano*”* W,lh Mles Mort°n at the other than the power of dismissal of the Crusaders at a dance held last the Individual employees. BEST MILL night at the Conservative Club. The WHS BLACKJACKED He would urge that the employee, “Hotpoint” Curling Tong affair was the most successful mild T. J. W. Tltck was not a chit servant, enjoyable event convened by that Knocked on Head and Thrown not paid out of the revenues o^-the Attaches to Any Light Socket organisation. Kinloch'e orchestra DOG WITHBAD NAME Province, and therefore could not be WOOD supplied a capital programme of Over Rock Pile, Minus $55 protected under the public policy PRICE, #6.40 * dance music. which safeguarded the rights of A dog with a mental attitude Crown officials for sustaining the Zg**-'*Cell te-day PER CORD The new position of accountant in Knocked on the head from behind so twisted that It led him to Jump dignity of their position. Reverting j s»«l Inspect our the Saanich Municipal offices by two men whom he said trailed from the street and tear the veil him for some distance as he headed to old English law Mr. Leighton cited HAWKINS & HAYWARD Royal Oak will carry a salary of 9125 from-a lady pedestrian’s face and SPECIALS per month, the Council has decided. for his launch In the Inner Harbor, a case where a Duke of Marlborough Electrical Quality end Service Store». Applications in sealed envelopes will a few moments later started a Henry flacht told Magistrate Jay In had been granted the protection from 1103 Oeuglee 0L, Nr. Cor. Fort BL Telephone 2U7 «..era» length Flooring. Celling $4.00 fight with a fur muff carried by attachment on the grounds of public Boardr and Dimension. Price# are be received up to noon on February the City Police Court to-day that he 1*07 Oeuglee St„ Op#. City Ha!!. Telephone 041 attractive, quality 1* good, manu­ 6. and will be considered by the another lady la engaging the at­ had been robbed of $55. Sacht was policy, and stressed the fact that the facture perfect, delivery prompt. Lemon, Oonnuon Co., Ltd. Council the same afternoon. No ap tention of the City Police to-day. charged with being drunk in public. protection would not act as between The police have-been asked to re­ He arrived here yesterday morn­ the Duke and his own employees TO SEE IS TO BUY Phone 77 3324 Government 8L plications will be considered except In envelopes marked "Application." monstrate with the animal. If it ing. In the shack of a seafaring whom he would have tq pay in the be found that his character is as friend on Johnson Street he had two ordinary way. bad as the name he haa been small drinks. Just six bottles of The respondent in obtaining a gar­ At St. Andrew*# Presbyterian Church given. This reliable old English remedy^wHl to-morrow evening the '«acred can beer. Then the witness had bade nishee order nisi against Mr. Hick cure your cold—Cinnamon and tata. "The Ten Virgins," by Alfred good-bye to the longshoreman and was not transgerasing the rights of Capsules. Get a box to-day. CENTRAL W. C. T. U. Gaul, will be rendered by an aug­ wandered down Johnson Street the Crown, nor did that action affect X BICYCLE SALE mented choir, which will include for­ where he fell In with the mate of a the Crown In any form, he stated. CURES0 7 Bicycle# ah . . 7.50 Through the klndnea» of the man­ ty voices. Soloists will Include Miss whaling vessel. The mate “knew of There was no dispate. Mr. Leighton 10 Bleyclee at . .. 0.7» Beth Simpson (soprano), Mrs. Jesse a place where." and they went to a continued, as to the debt being due 15 Blcyelee at . .. 14.75 agement, the Central W. C. T. U. will Longfleld (contralto). J. O. Dunford UNEMPLOYED QUICK bootlegging den on Johnson Street to the respondent, who held a judg­ 15 Bicycle# at . .. 10.76 COLDS ! hold a sale of homo cooking on Sat < tenor) and Kenneth Angus (bari­ where the mate paid for drinks. ment for the amount, placing Hick in Ml Johneen Street. tone). “Give us a couple of bottles." the the position of a Judgment debtor. In urday morning In the basement of 1151 Government Street—Entrance of Arcade Bjfrék 4 Doors Below Government St. A few tickets are still available for mate ordered, said witness, and the conclusion Mr. Leighton urged that David Spencer's, Ltd. Contribution» the dance to be held by the Colwood TO THROW JOBS; bottles appeared as if by magic. In the principle of public policy should due course witness found himself on not shield an employee of the Liquor Victory Cycle Works may be left at the store by » a. m. on Golf and Country Club on Thursday evening of this week anfd may be ob­ the street a vs In. this time heeded for Control Board who was not directly JACOB AARONSON Saturday or on Friday afternoon and tained through members ef the club the Indian Reserve. Sacht fancied concerned with the upholding of the evening at Dan Poupard'e, Douglas only. Dancing wflTbs ftmixhw tm- IDLE CRISIS PIIST that he noticed two men following dignity of the State, from the pay­ SPICES tll one o'clock and Heaton*» orches­ him at close range. He thought ment of hia Just debts. Street. tra has been engaged. Mrs. Jenner All berths on the relief gang which nothing of that, and proceeded. Mr. Justice Martin observed that will have charge of the supper ar­ Is to be put on the Malahat highway Suddenly one of the men reached out public policy was not confined to rangements. In order to relieve uqem polymen t here and knocked him over the head. He civil servants. Members of the mili­ The city has sold 1*23 Victory were fille* early to-day at the em crumpled up. and there was a slight tary and the Judiciary were also pub­ Bonds to the amount of $60,000 at ployment bureau. scuffle in which a roll of bills of $65 lic servants coming within the pro­ Ü Curina Cream 100.85 to the Arm of Gillespie, Hart Employment officials examined In extent passed to the bandits. tection of the state, and the policy It­ & Todd, of Vancouver. The city each man who applied, and selected Then his body was pushed down the self referred to public servants in the A toilet lotion for rendering bought these bonds with money raised only married men. and placed at the side of the cutting over, a rock pile. service of the Crown. Also 1t was W. A. JAMESON COFFEE GO.. Victoria and Vaneoerer the akin soft and white. Gentle­ by the Johnson Street Bridge by-law head of the list those with the largest The thieve# did not follow, though not only a question of dignity but the witness still had $26 in the other men will find It a delightful last year. As the cash was needed to families. the preservation of efficiency, the “Neu- finish the bridge the bonds were sold The men will be taken out In pocket, he said. latter being the more important. aftershave. this week. motor trucks and put in bunk houses “Oh! I think you had too much After the citation of a number of 26*, 60*, 76* BOTTLES along the road. Special cooks will go drink." commented the court Impos­ authorities by both counsel Their The Young People's Parum of ing A fin* of $66 with the option of The Lucky Number—“Two Nine Oh Eight” APEX RECORDS Metropolitan Methodist Church met with them to prepare meals and see Lordships reserved Judgment. that the men Ore well cared for. All thirty days. Alexander Kennedy, When Used Properly Your Reward Is Certain All the latest dance hits in as usual on Monday evening. Messrs. similar charged, pleaded guilty and “Crown Servante,” Contended. Andrews. Wilderspin and Dr. Blp- the men will have to supply will be stock their own blankets. was .fined $50 or thirty days In case When the hearing opened yester­ Tone” prell speaking on tne subjoct of “The of default. day W. D. Carter, K.C„ Deputy At­ VICTORIA FEED COMPANY, LTD. Although the Malahat gangs will Duty of Church Members to the torney-General. appeared for the 1601 Government Street. Phene “Two- Nlne-Oh- Eight* HALL & CO. State.” L. Abbott contributed a solo. be on relief work, Attorney-General Liquor Control Board, and P. R. —A Wall Paint Yon Can CENTRAL DRUG STORE This evening the young people of Ma neon has decided that they should Leighton with D. 8. Tait for the Victor!*, B. 0. this society are proceeding to the b« paid 85 cents an hour, it was an­ plaintiff-respondent. Mr. Carter Apply Yourself. Protestant Orphanage to provide nounced at the City Hall to-day. This argued that the Board was a con­ the property of the Canadian Na­ le practically down and out," and the supper and an entertainment for the will be five cents an hour more than tional Railways and stolen from the argument or which Is that these two stituent element of the Crown In nations “should take upon themselves little folks in that institution. employees on the Canadian National British ColumbiA; that as such Its offices of the Cockahutt Plow Com­ Railway get. The Government takes pany, of Winnipeg. The man Is de­ the burden of lifting Europe out of -Neu-Tone" la a durable Judgment for plaintiff in the sum servants could neither aelgn their scribed as being an ex-Imperial rol the slough of despondency into which the stand that 36 cents an hour Is too salaries nor were they attachable ; of 9289 and costs was handed down low for a married man away from his dler who 1» wanted alsb fer descr It has fallen aa a consequence of the and beautiful tinting for all yesterday in the County Court suit and that under the Attachment of lion from the army and for the theft family. Debts Act auch attachment did not Interior decorating. Any am­ of McOrmond versus Devereaux by Unemployment, which has been of army equipment in England. Chris­ Every man Can find an individual His Honor Judge Lampman. The apply aa against the Crown nor its topher H. Newton, chief of the Win­ parallel for this in hia own ex­ plaintiff sued for the recovery of the very light this Winter, has now pass servants. ateur can apply It and cd Its worst, labor officials sala to­ nipeg police, wired details here to­ perience. says The Journal. Every cost of repairs and materials supplied “Spreading the Mantle.” day to the Victoria police, stating citizen has suffered from adversities achieve a pleasingly smooth In the overhaul of the defendant's day. Already camps are opening up all over the Province. ’Last night 206 Mr. Leighton. In opening his ad­ that a confederate alleged to have and the results show whether, in the finish. Sold by us In eigh­ motor car. A counterclaim by the City officiale are recommend dress. urged that It would be spread­ been concerned in the robbery is held terme of Grantland Rice's poem, defendant for $600 alleging damage men were shipped out of Vancouver In that city. The numbers of the to work In the North. Lumber camps ing to the City Council^jn spe­ ing the mantle of the King too far to "Fate Struck a Quitter or a Fighter.” teen different tints through negligence was dismissed. A. sn*- that the employees of the Liquor stolen money orders have been broad­ The paper continues: ALL W, Staples appeared for the plaintiff on the Island, according to Indica­ cial private session this after­ Control Board were non-attachable. casted and all banka warned to look "In the case of Greats Britain ft KINDS and F. A. Dovereaux for the defend­ tions. will employ more men than noon that the new Johnson He would urge that theae employees out for their presentation. struck a fighter. The British taxed ant. ever this year. were in fact servants of a corpora­ themselves to the limit throughout The Yeung People’s leiletr ef Em Street Bridge loan, to be floated tion. and as auch to be sued. Hé BRITAIN ACCEPTS DEBT the war. with no delusions about re­ THE MELROSE CO., W. L. MORGAN manuel Baptist Church held their GENERAL GRIESBACH to pay for completing the new conceded that high officials of the payment through Indemnities, of LIMITED PLAN OF UNITED STATES even reparations. Largest Dealer In Victoria regular weekly meeting on Monday ADDRESS CANADIAN harbor bridge here, be increased Government were exempt from at­ Pert Street, Vlcterie, B. C. Phony 766 666 Yates Street evening, the president. Miss V. tachment proceedings,' but held that "Differing entirely from France In Davies, in the chair. The meeting from $43,000 as originally pro a traveling auditor of the Liquor «CoBtlnaed from peg# 1 .> a most important respect, not a SCOTTISH OFFICERS shilling of the British financing has opened with a abort devotional period, posed, to about 860,000 so as to Control Board could not be consid­ American public opinion," the after which a paper on “Christian ered a high official of the Crown. been based on the possibility of re* Brissdler-Gencrel Grteebach, of cover all possible contingencies. newspaper says. "Is now very Insist payment of debts, although It Is Service" was given by H. B. Clark, Mr. Leighton held further that the ent upon the necessity of honoring while Miss N. Rigby gave a short talk Edmonton, who is vteitln* Victoria, In addition to thte sum Md.oes Is Board was not the Crown, and did noteworthy that the other parta of "Better Thinking.’’ During the •Poke on European at taira to the being added to the loan to pay for not even function through a minis­ financial pledgee; but |t may be the Empire are steadily repaying tbs evening G. T. Francis rendered a Officers’ Meaa of the Canadian Scot- the paving of Johnson Street from ter of the Crown but was created by pointed out that some American Mother Country, while the amounts vocal solo and G. H. E. Green gave a tlah Regiment last evening, along the bridge westward across the old a Statut which defined Its work but states have to set their own houses in collected from France or Italy are cornet solo. It is the aim of the somewhat similar lines to hts ad- Indian Reserve to Esquimau. The not Its statue* Mr. Leighton was on almost nominal. The British are still Society to develop the talent of the dreea to- the Canadian Club yester­ by-law upon which Victoria rate­ his feet as the coqrt roee for the Then follow" the declaration that heavily taxed, and more so than the members and this meeting was very day afternoon here. payers will vote late In February or afternoon adjournment. sums totalling £12.666,066 are okred French or Italians because the taxes encouraging to the executive com­ The Senator spoke more freely early in March will thus Involve the Appeal Dismissed by Arkansas. Florida. Georgia. are paid in real money of almost par mittee. about International complications and borrowing of about $136,666, if the Louisiana. Mississippi. North Caro­ value." their relation to military' and naval Council accepts the advise of Its en­ At the close «of the hearing of line and South Carolina, while Ala­ The members ef Western Star operations than at the afternoon gineering experts Tomlinson versus Holmes, an appeal bama is included as a debtor for an •wanting., aeoantir* ..M,. thee» -who The cfTrr mnr Tesrr for tiry'by >thw'i Mff-app thftùrctrtsfriéfl afftdüht. fraternal visit to \ ancouver Lodge, heard him at both gatherings. JUM» will be. practically, reuuid. by to the County Court, had been dis: ■ Greater Total.. ■mmt&sm N». f. teeeetfy. After routine Brigadier- Genera I Clark and Presi­ the grant which the British Cotunr- mlsaedhy——- -a jury*— verdict, the appeal— These sums, the paper says, bor­ i the visitors were entertained MEiiaty.fi. dent J. W., Spencer, of the Chamber Via Electric Railway Company must was dismissed. The action originally rowed in varying amounts from forty with a game of carpet bowls. Bro. T. of Commerce, spoke briefly. About make to the city before It can op­ waa over the purchase of a cow •to seventy years ago, r _ Caehmore captaining the "Spots,” and thirty officers and guests were In at- erate street cars over the bridge, it which alleged plaintiff was tuber­ total "greater by Tialf than the Bro. F. N. E. Shakespeare the tendance. was explained at the City Hall. If cular The court below accepted the amount claimed by the United States “Strlpea" resulting in a victory for verdict of the Jury that the cow was HEADQUARTERS llio Company would agree to pay Government for the arrears and in­ the "Spots." At the festive board PERPETRATES COOL FRAUD this sum Immediately no loan by-law not tubercular at the time of sale, terest on the British loan." after the game optimistic speeches of loi the brlilge itself would be needed. and that decision waa upheld. The Express concludes by asking: Ottawa# the future prospects for the A. O. U. Police are looking to-day for a Mayor Hayward announced to-day 8. T. Han key appeared for the "Ought not this to be taken into ac­ stranger who presented himself In ommend to the I URE-ACTING Brakes are dependent upon good Brake W, were delivered by representative# that he would confer with hea himself. This he endorsed and ten­ (at bar); Bloomfield versus Alex­ funding of the war dered as payment for the carpets, of the loan by-law. ander Gerrard versus Adam, and The Wall Street J. which he ordered delivered to a now Frumento versus Richards. articles dealing Cuticura Soap proved to be fictitious address. He DIVINE HEALING. published In eoltectad the balance pf the money POLICE ON LOOKOUT “one' ert.cte < Thos. Plimley, Ltd. Will Help You and left. The cheque form was later Rev. 'Dr. Westwood wtlt be tn the proved fraudulent. The stranger, a Reformed Episcopal Sunday School At the request of the Winnipeg po­ on European Broughton Street Phone 687 Victoria, a 0. quiet looking little man of some five to-morrow afternoon at 2.16 for con­ lice the Victoria police to-day had former Italian 1 Phene 2019—Oak Bay Branch Clear Your Skin feet nine Inches in height, spoke with sultation purposes, and in the even­ instruction# to look out for James H. which, the 1 strong Gaelic accent and had a ing will speak at the British-Israel Davis, alleged te he implicated in the natioa. narrow reddish mustache. Book Store, Cook Street

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J10 VICTORIA DAILY TIME8, WEDNESDAY, JANÜÀRY, 31,1923

t;- Men! TIMES Latest News of SPORT All Sweater prices are cut GOLF, HOCKEY, RUGBY, SOCCER BASKETBALL, BOXING, SWIMMING below cost during our big Clearance Sale

See these wonderful Sweeter Race For Amateur Carpentier Will Get Chance to Rep Ruggers Have velue» to-dey, sure! Measure Beckett’s ChinMayl4 PEDEN BROS. fis Yates »t. BICYCLES, ePORTING OOOOS. TOY* Phene *1f Laurels Warms Up Paris. Jan. 11.—Georges Carpentier will meet Joe Beckett, the ’Varsity To Tame English heavyweight, on May 14 in London, according to Francois Descamps. Carpenter's manager. Afterwards, according to L'Auto, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Carpentier and Descamps will sail for the United fltate^ to witness the FEEL THEY WILL NOT SEATTLE NET STAR Shells and Pacifies Will Re­ Johnny Kllbane-Eugene Crlqul bout While In the tJnlted 8 ta tee Capitals Are Due to Perform Seattle Mets Descamps will try to arrange a fight for Carpentier with Harry Oreb TomLoughran BE IN PENNANT RACE sume Their Battles for City to take place probably July Î2. Against McKechnie Cup Supremacy at Arena To­ Leaders in Vancouver on St. Louie* Jan. 31. — Manager DEFEATED IN EAST Rickey and Rowe is not in the best Fails to Lift ■ranch Rickey of the St. Louie Are Bit Leary Saturday Provided the Nationals yesterday sard that un­ night — Inter-city Games of shape," Muldoon said on the eve less the Cardinale uncovered sev­ of the battle. “But we will win if Weather Eases Up—Curie eral outfielders from among re­ Mayme M’Donald Loses Close Prove Locals as Good as Of Saskatoon the boys play the hockey they know FOOTBALL MATCHES Greb’sHonors cruits it would be better te sub- how to play. The Crescents will be Makes a Fine Acquisition ordinate the 1923 race and start Match in New York; East­ Any Team on Mainland hard to beat, but we are confident of building up for 1924. taking their measure." Rickey elated that he was wall ern Women Win Muldoon hints that his gladiators DOWN FOR SATURDAY American Light-heavyweight plaaaad with the infield, but that Great Battle Expected on hove been cautioned to keep a McHenry's death and the lea in­ weather eye out for Lalonde. With Victoria rep. ruggers are scheduled New York. Jo». 31.—Eastern Uaelo •» Intercut In the amateur hockey Champion Receives Judges’ juriée last year te flack and Muel­ American Ice To-night; Matte. Cooke and goal tender He­ Wests and United Services to to cross the Gulf and mingle with ler, which might eauee these two women maintained their supremacy face has been stimulated aa a result bert. Lalonde Is the chief cog In the 'Varsity at Brockton Point on Sat­ 4# the Inter-city matches played be- Decision players some concern this season, aa the field In the Heights Casino In­ r- Fraser Replaces Rickey Saskatoon machine, and Capt. Frank Stage Their Much-dis- urday afternoon. Officiate of the Prgtgnigu------—-- -» u. ■ mWTTWWmgg4 aaretettlnapei piwiei i V - tween the two Victoria clubs and Foyston is confident hie team can Victoria Rugby Union are now door tournament narrowed to eight Iff* leaders In the Vancouver senior win if It stops Lalonde. a cussed Game awaiting word from the Vancouver * Sam Broaden was re-elected the round before the seml-iaoio yea- league. These games proved that the Union as to whether or not the tarda y. locals are as good as the best that Gordon Fraser to Play. New York, Jan. 11.—Harry Oreb, president yesterday. Mrs. Benjamin E. Cpfr, the Bea­ Seattle. Jan. SI.—Now come the of Pittsburgh, successfully defendeo ground will be playable. According the Mainland can produce and that With Rickey definitely unable to Several soccer games will be held to reports from the Mainland the ton a tar, accounted for the defeat of Crescents of Saskatoon to do battle play, the youthful Gordon Fraser his American light-heavy-weight When the play-off for the British Co­ with the aspiring hockey men of on Saturday afternoon, provided the ground there has been frosen for a Mias Mayme McDonald. Seattle, by lumbia championship is held Victoria will •{{ on at right defence to-night. title last night against Tommy oouple of weeks and much snow has the score of «-2. 6-7, 10-8. I» the Peter Muldoon. ^ Boye will, flank him as long as he rround la not covered with enow. The Loughran. youthful Philadelphia GOOD-BYE RECORDS Will have a good chance -of winning, Their «rat home game in ^wo fallen. Unless a thaw sets in it may third set the Pacific Northwest play­ the honor*. If a Capital team la atic- holds up, and that will be quite a feature game will be between Vic­ challenger, in a 16-round bout at be necessary to call off the game. er waa three times within à stroke of weeks, the Mets will play the prairie while, for Bobby never quite until Madison Square Garden. victory. eeseful inter-provincial games will be leaguers to-night in a contest which toria West and the United Sen*ices If a postponement la. ordered it Staged here as the Alberta cham­ they carry him out. The Judge's decision displeased a will be the second which has been Mrs. Moll* Bjuretrdt Mallory, wo­ has all the earmarks of being one of Riley and Walker will hold forth In the second round of the Jackeon minority of the fana men's national champion, .had soma pions have agreed to come to the the most interesting of the year. handed the Victoria fifteen within a •oast for the play-off in the Allan on (he wings to-night, with Foyston Cup series. The complete card for The fight was slow. Oreb fought difficulty In beating Mise Ceres Ba­ Saskatoon held Vancouver to a tie centre and Holmes at his old sta­ week. Last Saturday the rep. team ker. of East Orange, NJ. Bo ably dM Cun series this year. Monday night In the North. This Saturday if as follows: •a typically of hla, style as he could, was to have visited Cowlchan te Victoria has two amateur teams tion. Morris. Brlden and McCarthy swinging without discretion and but­ Misa Baker force her overha njars evening the visitors will endeavor to will do utility duty. Jackson Cup Serieo. play a McKechnie Cup game but a that ahe carried the opening gam# to this Winter. In past years the league humble the Beattie men in their third ting hie head, for which he was con­ long distance telephone message It being the first game here in Victoria West va United Services stantly cautioned. Loughran’e coo, deuce pointa twenty times before the comprised four teams but this did start in the West. made it known that the ground was champion won. Thé final score at pot work out satisfactorily as one a couple of weeks for the home club, at the Royal Athletic Park. and clever defence kept Oreb from They've Heard ef "Newsy.* the fans are planning on giving the being entirely himself and kept the too hard for comfort and the match the watch was 6-0. 6-3. team included all the stars and the was called off. In the other contests Misa Marta other three were made up of the The chief figure on the Crescents boye a merry welcome. First Division. challenger from severe punishment, The probable lineups follows : but It also kept him out of the title. Ready To Go. ? Wagner. New York; Mrs. Carl V. •’rest." Aa a result the winner could lineup will be the imposing form of Metropolis vs. Bone * of England, Hitchtns. Mexico, and Miea Lllllee Newsy Lalonde, one of the great Beattie Saskatoon It was not until the tenth round The Victoria Rugby Union held be picked before the first game was Holmes . .ii .Goal ,...... Hebert Beacon Hill lower ground; referee, Bcharman. -New York, scored ie played. men of sport Lalonde Is the Ty ■tokos. that Oreb struck out boldly, but he meeting last night and made ar­ Cobb. Babe Ruth and George Slsler Rowe ...... L Defence...... Matte was unable to do much damage. The rangements to send a team to Van­ straight sets* This year all the good players have Fraser...... R. Defence*;...... Smith Bons of Canada va Crusaders, at fcten grouped together In two teams. of hockey. Seattle fans know him Central Park; referee, Payne. challenger did not take the lead un­ couver if word comes that tin- well, the great French player hav­ Foyston (U.> . Center « Lalonde (C.» til the next to the teat round, and ground la O. K. a practice of aH tap. FOUR HOOP GAMES AT The Shells and Pacifies have signed Riley ...... L Wing ... Crawford |he best stick-handlers In town and ing performed in the local rink as a Usinier Division. In the ISth far surpassed the cham­ players will be held to-morrow even­ member of the Flying Frenchmen Walker ...... R. Wing ...... Cook pion In all department*. . rocking ing at 8 o'clock at the J. B. A. A. TRADES' HALL TO-NIGHT the remainder have gone to the Morris...... Utility ...... Rose High School va Oaklands. at Bea­ Commercial League. This haa re­ of Montreal In a world series. To­ con Hill upper ground; referee. Oreb once with a hard right to the A meeting of the Belqption Commit­ night Lalonde is the spinal verts- Brlden ...... Utility...... Mats Jaw. tee will be held Immediately after­ Four games will be played to­ sulted in Victoria getting the beet McCarthy .... Utility...... Scott Locke. gmateur games that have been brae of the Saskatoon team, and It A Defensive Russie. wards and the team for Saturday night at the Trades Hall, commenc­ la Lalonde that Muldoon and hie Esquimau va Victoria Wests, at will be selected and held in readiness ing at 7 o'clock. Three 8. 8. feagwe Staged here since the Arena opened. Victoria West Park; referee. Ock- Loughran was a defensive puxsle players will have to watch. in the first round and In the second for the trip. games and one Ladles' City Leagw# Weil Balanced. In none too good shape for the C0LW00D LADIES well. ^ There is much Joy in the rep. game will provide the entertainment The V. D. F. A. will approach the he poked several stiff lefts to the The Shells and Pacifies are evenly game, Beattie is not the least bit champion's face. The challenger ad­ camp these days over the discovery for this evening. balanced and although five games over confident. In the past the The five-card eclectic competition Wednesday League with reference to of a new first-claw forward. Curie, The opening game will be an In­ of the ladles of the Col wood GoK the playing of three games for the ded a few more In the third while bave been played it Is impossible for Mets have taken these skirmishes Oreb pranced wildly about swinging who won the game for the Wander­ termediate “B" boys' affair between anyone to correctly predict the with the fAkirle leaguers too lightly, Club which was to have closed on benefit of thewiemployed. and this ers on Saturday over the V. I. A. A. the Metropolitans and Congrega­ January 81 has been extended until matter wli come up at the meeting without effect. •ventually champions. Four games with dieastSue results. To-night the They exchanged Tnore evenly dur­ and allowed the J. B. A. A. to win tional*. which will be followed by s remain to be played and If the teams local skatert will be “bearing down." February 28 owing to the unsettled of the Wednesday League on Thurs­ the Barnard Cup without a play-off. Senior Ladles' City League game be­ day. ing short rallies In the fourth. Oreb beep going at their present pace a “We are minus the service of Roy weather. landed two hard right Jabs during the Is one of the finest forwards that has tween the Telephone No. 8 and the play-off will be necessary. At pre­ quiet fifth but was cautioned to stop been seen in action here. He la Y. W. C. A. girls. sent each team has won two games butting with his head. Bqfh men retired Indian army officer and only The “Central" girl* bava bt08 and drawn one with two losses to tried unsuccessfully for an opening recently arrived here. The Wander­ showing speed lately and will be oat their credit All the games have been In the sixth. ers signed him and he played hla after baskets to-night aa toon aa the particularly close and have been de­ Champion Sarazen Tells How to Play Golf— Oreb remained baffled In the first game last week-end. scoring whistle blows. Grade Wellburn and cided by the odd goal. the five points that trimmed the V. Midge Bçeckenridge are very asp- The oflclale of the Amateur seventh, but in the eighth the cham­ pion quickened the pace finding the I. A. A. able guards on the "Y" team. League were anxious to see how the Always en the Ball. The Christ Church versus St. An­ teams stacked up against the Main­ FeetMustNotBeSh if ted During Brassie S wing challenger willing to exchange. Oreb drew'* Senior girls’ game, which wmm land sextettes and arranged several had the edge of some loose fighting Curie is not a big man but la fast scheduled for to-night, will be bald games. The Pirates were brought in the ninth. and always on the ball. He has over for a short time and will be over from Beattie and the Shells Oreb Opened Up. played at half back but Ukes to be played next month In the Y. ML C. A. Irent after them good and plenty and In hie sixth lesson Sarasen 11» Oreb tore out wildly in the tenth. with the pack. He win be a great m. gent them back home with a trim- lustrâtes the finish, or follow He smashed Into Loughran’* stom­ acquisition to the rep. side and may James* Bay's fast Intermediate flaw ■Sing The Pacifica journeyed to through, of the braeele shot. He ach hurling the challenger and slow­ add the necessary punch to bring Will meet the Thistles from Centen­ Vancouver and played Towers los­ calls particular attention to the ing him up, but in the eleventh both the Capitals back into the running nial and both at these teams era ing by a close score after getting off position of the shoulders at end took It easier. Oreb had the better for the McKechnie Cup. siàgtarTrmnn— - * 1 .'* of swing. The twenty-one-year- If the rep. game Is not staged on First Presbyterian Senior "A" man to a bad start. Last Wednesday the old marvel of the links telle la of hard exchanges in the twelfth, but Saturday the Victoria Rugby Union Young Liberals, leaders In the Van­ waa-agaln warned to stop butting. will wind up the evening's programme plain language how the duffers or has arranged to have the all-stars playing the Tllllcume, who will bava couver League, were here and tangled, advanced golfers mày attain the Oreb, after having the beat of the play a second fifteen at Oak Bay with the Pacifies, winning out by a acknowledged perfect playing ■lugging in the thirteenth, was a strong line-up. park. It will be in the nature ef a The programme to-night la aa fol­ goal 10 seconds before time. The form. But, Sarasen says, perfect amased when Loughran lashed out practice. However, if the weather Pacifies showed that they are Just form cannot be reached without with both hands to the body in the lows: remains snowy and cold this game 7 P. M.—Intermediate *W Bayai ge good aa the best Mainland teams. constant practice. Every golfer fourteenth. Oreb soon quieted the will have to be called off aa well. Resume Their Fight. or prospective golfer should read challenger, however, and wan the Metropolitans vs. Congoe.. Most of the rep. players who have 7.45 Pi M.—Ladies' City Leagaat To-night the Shells and Pacifica fourteenth. been under the weather for the past Loughran rocked the champion In Telephone No. 1 vs. Y. W. C. A. Will resume their battle for suprem­ few weeks are In good health once 8.20 P. M.—Intermediate “A- Bayet acy at the Arena. Both teams have the last round when he made hie beet more. Boss Johnson, the local skip­ showing. James' Bays vs. Hustlers. been training hard all week and re­ per who was missed when Nanaimo CHARLIE PADDOCK 8.08 P. M —Senior "A" Man: TUB» torts from their managers indicate was here. Is ready to strip again and cum* vs. First Presbyterians. that every man Is in tip-top form JORDAN RIVER WINS lead his forcer* LOs Angeles. Jan. 31.—Charles W. and Juat clamboring for a chance to Paddock, world's champion sprinter, go. It looks as though the team that OVER THE TILLICUMS is In the beat condition of hla career VEACH. STAR TIGER gets the breaks will come through and he will have a better chance this PLAYER, HOLDS OUT With the marehmellow. Jordan River, Jan. 81.—On Satur­ season to break records than ever Two other games will be staged at day the Jordan River basketball YANKEES SWING NEW before, according to Coach Dean tote Arena to-night. The Commercial team met and defeated the Ttlllcums Cromwell, of the University of Detroit, lllch., Jan. *1. — Babiy League will put on the first game, in a hard game of basketball. At Southern California, who Is in Veach. Detroit American outfielder, the Eagles and Weller's being billed half time the score was 14 to 4 In charge of Paddock's training. end Frank Kevin, president ef the |o face each other. A win for favor of the locals but by hard work DEAL WITH RED.SOX • Paddock should have the greatest Tiger club, have failed to reach ae Weller's will keep them in the race, the Ttlllcums managed to pull this year ever experienced by any sprin­ agreement on this year's contract. It putting them up even with the Col- lead down to 88-21 at the final ter." said Coach Cromwell. “I have was announced yesterday. Veach fta gnlst. If Weller's lose the Colonist whistle. The line-up was as follows: Herb Pennock Goes to New never before acen a runner In finer understood to be holding out lor a Tllllcume—Forwards. Martin and condition after a year's lay-off. He -substantial Increase In salary. Veeeh Will be able to collect the Hudson’s these articles by Sarasen and York; A Boston Pitching finished hla tenth year with the Ti­ Bay Co. emblematic of the Cotn- study the Illustrations, then clip Willoughby: centre. Naehtrieb; is in aa good shape now aa when he guards. Hudson, Young and Mc- raced at Antwerp."______ger, last Fall and la contiderod one tnerclal league championship. Both them out for future reference. Staff in New York of I he ablest and highest paid out­ elubs are ready for the whistle and They are the most instructive and Fayden. fielder, In the American Dragee. the Eaglet are quite determined to Interesting series on golf ever Jordan River—Forwards. Ledlng- New York. Jan. 81.—The New York PHEW! FOLKS MUST BE it this game in their win column. published. ham. Fatt and Elliott; centre, Wat­ MITCHELL GIVEN DECISION. rThe Commercial League game will son: guards, McVIcard and Hole- Yankees yesterday announced com­ CAREFUL WHEN THIS called at 8 o'clock with the Pa­ wood. pletion of a deal with the Boston Re;. 1.i„-owrjvkTMWWrti-Vf,v* b et billiard championship yesterday after thw belMe-wtruak; *lt ...B ( . by dcO.rmr Tfurttbotdf fus*;-Teem .%!*»:*». * T MNWWlfflkN W>%W <4 •ers it*- Lake, ■ K.-Y* Jaw/ M.-~ ta .aw ing clear through Into the the Torh, 11» to *4. • -ggatasagg Londem Jan. 30.—Scottish. Cup fa- Charles Gorman, of St. John, N. B. tIon shown here you are bor Jôhes 1 the Red Sox, five ®r the sfx i egu»ar plays to-day resulted as Billows: won.the 210-yird, end Harry Kaaky. the ball hard. with the whole purse, win or lose. pitcher, on the Tank roeter are Third Lanark 1. Vale of Levee L ,f Chicago, the one-mile event on Remember the feet are not shifted Goddard says there was some talk Conner Boston etare. Beside, Pen­ TWELVE WINS IN Peebles Rovers 0, Hibernians S. during the awing. The weight ie sim­ about a purse of £600 being put up. nock, they are Watte Hoyt. Joe Bueh, the opening programme of the third ply transferred entirely to the left meet of the Adirondack Gold Cup When the real proposition was made Carl Maya and Sam Jones. Four SIXTEEN STARTS foot. __ for him to meet George Cook, the other regulars also are ex-Hubmen— Meeting championship certes on Pon­ Note how the elbows are held close­ HARRY_D.’S RECORD tiac Rink here yesterday. Australian, he accepted It. Babe Ruth. Wally Schang. Joe Dugan ■ aa ■ ■ ■ ■ ly to the body all the way. and Everett Scott. Clharlea Jewtraw, of Lake Placid, (Copyright 1888 by Gene Sarasen), (ought out the lie-yard event shoul­ BIG HONOR AWARDED The trio of youngsters traded Cor Sin Diego, Cel., Jen. 31/— 30 der to shoulder with Gorman Pennock are regarded ae Unusual Ur Harry D, fin. chestnut selling LEFT-HANDED, FENCER plater, by winning hi, wveaZ throughout the race, but fell ee the YANKEES TO RENEW promising. straight race and hie iith victory insured the finish line, and was FOR HISMORALVALUE eht race and hie ' ad out of position. Patfl Fore- EFFORTS TO SECURE WORLD CHAM MUST in It «tarte thie season at Ti­ - New Toi*, finished second, and COLLINS, OF CHICAGO juana, yesterday eat what offi­ ward Gloater. Toronto, was third. Paria. Jan. 81.—Lucien Gaudeau. a NOSES OUT FATHER cially at the Tijuana track declare $3.50 Cord left-handed fencer and for many is a world record for horses ef Î OIV«8 WHOHT AND WINS • New York, Jen. 11-—Cel. Jao.b years champion of France, was yes­ his class...... Delivered in City. terday awarded the 1818 1,000-franc Chicago, Jan. 11—A world s rha Rupert, part pwnar ,f the New on was almost defeated by '> hla Harr, D.. haa run on all kinds Phone 208 Tm Angeles, Jan. 11.—joe Banja- Yertt Yankees, declared yesterday prise by the Academy of Sports In £ of troops, feat, alow, sloppy and he e*pasted te renew negetiatlone recognition of hie sportsmanship and Ither whan James Blouln, holder of mm. -San Francisco lightweight, de­ the world's bowling title, sad Ed. heavw-and holding, and haa been feated Jack Joeephe, welterweight, of with the Chleage White Sen, In Mgft moral value. worse Wan third In only two an effdrt te ehtaln Eddie Celllne, Gaudeau haa been considered by the Blouln. last night entered the Indi­ The Moore-Whittington Minneapolis, In a llereely fought French aa the world's fencing cham­ vidual competition In a city bowling races. ' In two races he ran sec­ tnmln #v#nt st Vernon arena last veteran second baseman, at the ond. In only a few «print, haa Etht They met at catchwelght. Sprin, meeting ef the American pion since he won a sensations! bout tournament. The champion finished Lumber Co. ENTIRE WEIGHT OF PLAYER TRANSFERS TO THE LEFT FOOT IN League in Philadelphie Febru­ against A Ido Nadi, the Italian ama­ with a total of 174, while hla father he been headed, and then only jMephn probably outweighed Benja ------FOLLOW-THROUGH WITH THE BRASS!! ary 1*. teur champion, Is Parts loot year. counted Ml far a short distance min by »« paunde apeas agiHi$vmçqsRmi

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WED NESDAY, JANUARY, 81,' 1923

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Incorporated 1670 ______80c LUNCHEON THE SEAL OF Qll PHONE 1970 Barred Dally from 11» te MO. Orchestra—fourth fleer Private Exchange ConnecUng AU Departmente February House Furnishings Sale

Offering Remarkable Values in Furniture, Carpets, Window Draperies, Household Staples and Hardware The values are so remarkable and the offerings so comprehensive that this sale promises to be one of the most successful we have ever held. Although prices are so conspicuously low, quality remains true to tne Hudson’s Bay Company's ideal of excellence. . _ _ __ Sheets, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Convenient Blankets, Comforters and Table Linens The following seleetions are typical of the many excellent values patrons will find in our staple department during the February living Furnishing Sale: ...... Terms Impressive Values in Dining-room Furniture English Cotton Sheets NÔW Is the time to buy dining-room furniture if you would.. Rugs ud Linoleums itBigReductions Made from fine closely woven cotton, fully Hemmed Pillow Cases, 75c a Pair share In the eavlnge which this aàle offers. Suites and odd Can Easily be Arranged bleached, free from dresalag and of excellent pieces are marked down to extremely h>w prices. In this ««le of rugs are every kind and aize from wearing quality. Made from strong evenly woven cotton of very If you appreciate fine fur­ durable, quality and finished with a neat 2Ü- Betid Oak Dining-reem Suite 1er *65.00 r Blee 71 X ». Per pair ...... 64.60 Consisting of eight pieces, buffet, table and six x - the email ruga for strewing about the room to the niture end beautiful furnish­ inch hem, else 42 Inches. 7^1* large ruga covering the entire floor. All are marked Blfe »# x ». Per pair ...... §4.06 $125.0$. February CCR (III ings and desire to take ad­ Bise 10 x »». Per pair ...... 60.00 Per pair ...... • UV House Furnishing Sale ...... tPOU.W down to prices that make buying now most ad­ vantage of the many re­ ‘ ' i. -■------Queen Anne Dining Shite, Genuine Walnut, $247XK) vantageous. markable values this sale English Hemstitched Sheets offers and yet do not feel Indian Head Pillow Cotton At 39c Per Yard Eight pl.ee», con.letlng of extension table with five iega, Low Prices on Wilton lugs able to Indulge in any con­ 81se 70 x $3. Per pair ...... #4.99 hendeome buffet end six diner, with genuine leather »«». siderable immediate expen­ 8lae 72 x 90. Per pair ...... #9.f9 -I Circular Pillow Celton. clowly woven from » Value 1135.0#. February <£947 (Ml High Grade Witten Rugs, offering e choice «election of diture every advantage for Sise SO x It. Per pair ...... W....$$»I0 etoul round thraad, will launder and wear like House Furnishing Bale ...... V"* * #VV the meet attractive coloring» end design». linen. 41 Inches wide. Per yard ...... 664 the securing of liberal terme Eight-Fiwe Walnut Suite fer 11M.S0 Bln S.» x 1.0. Values to SH.00 for ...... §37.60 le offered. Bise S.e x ».». Value» to tfl.so for ...... SSS.OO Bleached English Sheeting All Wool White Blankets Also In the Quran Anne design, large buffet with three Sise S.S x 1S.S. Values to 171.4# for ...... §•*.§• Made from the most durable cottons obtain­ eupboerde, two silver drawers and long lino drawer, ex­ A amen payment secures Manufactured from pure wool yarns with a Soft tension table with six lege. atx vhatra wtth au taatiter Bise s.e x IS.#. Values to Ml.## for ...... $••••• able, otoaely woven and mow white bleached. lofty finleh. Excellent warmth producing quali­ Immediate delivery of any -«raw. Velue 1147». February <61 QQ Rfi Washable Kugf, 98c Each article desired, while the 70 inched wide. Per yard ...... ties without being too heavy, very special value» House Furnishing Sale ...... f...... VLUiTaOV balance may be extended 72 inches wide. Per yard ...... T9* at the following low prices: 76 only, Washable Rugs, of a sturdy Duality In hlt-and- over a period to suit your 80 Inches wide. Per yerd ...... %...... T9* Hire 44 x 14. Per pair...... f J.OO Fumed Fir Extenelen Takle mlas patterns. Blae 14 by 48. A great bargain. February With 41-Inch top. pedestal style, complete wit It three convenience. 00 inches wide. Per yard...... *...#1.20 Bise SS x IS. Per pair ...... House Furnishing Bale ...... "f J®'”” extra leavea. Value #17». (l Bias 71 x ». Per pair ...... 6J "” February House Furnishing Sale ...... tpAU.W Gold Seal Oengolewn Bugs at Sale Priées Table Damasks, 89c Yard Blae 14 x 14. Per pair ...... Offering a choice of five different attractive dé­ Blxe M x 14. Per pair ...... ,...... 6*'®w Quarter-Cut Oak Dining Chaire Our whole stock of Congoleum Rug» goes on sale at the» signa closely women with a beautiful linen finleh Finlahed In fumed genuine leather alip seat». Per set of reduced price»: Two Orest Values in English Down Comforters six. February House . MO KA texture, SI Inches wide, value $1.16. February Furnishing Sale ...... POOetlW BI» S x I. Value 11.71 for ...... §e.7s House Furnishing Sale, per yard...... ••* These Comforters are filled with down of the 11.76 Sise » x S. Value |14.S# for ...... ! purest quality and are covered with high grade •olid Oak Buffet also f x 1S.S. Vaine #16.SS for ...... 14.66 BhicBind Irish Damask Table Cloths At $2.60 Each sateens in many beautiful color combinations and In fumed flnl.h with bevelled mirror and three drawers 81» S x ISA. Value |1».SS for ...... 16.66 CLOTHRS «WASHER panel designs. end two cupboard.. Value 174». CKO KA 0 WRINGER Choice selection of dainty designs. Including Linoleums, Oilcloth and Peltols Reduced shamrock. Mly of the valley, rose, «trips and Rise «6 x T*. Each ...... fîî’îî February House Furnishing Bale ...... Qtjai.tlv chrysanthemum, a quality that will give splendid Site 66 x 72. Each ...... #12.90 Quarter-Cut Oak Buffet FeltoU I feet wide, per seunre yerd ...... 43g 66.00 DOWN pule this wonder­ •«nice. Sise 61x70. Each ...... #2.90 v* —Main Floor Fumed flnl.h with two door., three drawers and bevelled Fleer CHIcloth, S feet wide, per square yard ...... 464 ful washer In your home now. Bee plate mirror. February reiryattHUW* * tiàflto’ «W -4— ivmrmrrr-.. a. ■». .h . 1-Pme*#r>’«r 9tv- Ofc»rtoe* MftW>- tall* iassismuqrt n’.mbs» ; •SBSBHHKarhre ,’'sS'-'-i-nlw* tfw ^xtyti----- « • UnoaRlknid'1 se m ÉtaMmÉmUMB ÉMa mm, iW, ? Rotted or MeShed Pbtatoe» Fleur, M-lb. each ...... 68.76 Eagle Brand Lebeter, No. 1-4 tins. Cauliflower or Green Peso 41-rire» Limoges China Dinner Special 2 tor ...... 99* Bet. tiny pink ro* bud design» 44-lb. aaek ...... M-f* 14-lb. »ck ;...... 664 Cowan's Perfection Cessât 1-lb. A genuine bargain for 6*6-00 tine . »...... 49* Cold Roast Beef end *f-Plece English Semi-Porcelain Finest Quality Oranulatad Sugar, E. Lasenby'e er Creese A Block- Horse Radish Dinner Beta two »ta only, value l»-lb. mok ...... §••** well's Pieklee, lb l#-os. jars. In­ rhlcken Salad |M>#. Bale Price ...... 6*6-76 10-lb. paper »ck ...... 61-70 cluding chow-chow, walnuts, Tork Ham and Head Lettuce 43-Piece Nippon China Dinner Bet, Quaker Brand Choie» Canned mixed, white onions. Special. valu» Mi-I». l Bale Price 6*6.00 Tematoea He. IVt tin. per Jar ...... 49* Blanc Mange and Fruit Lower Main Floor each H el breaks Worcestershire Sauce. email bottles ...... 23* Caramel Cream Pie 11 tin i Neopoli tan Ice Cream Wafers Medium bottles ...... 46* Cheese and Celery Quaker Bran Large bottles ...... #1.06 THE HOOVES Own, Ne. 1 each ....164 —Lower Main Floor Is wld on email monthly 11 tlna each ...... 61-76 Kellogg's Shredded Krumblee, all Tea Coffee Milk payment» to suit the conven­ Per qan ...... $*•** wheat ready to «et. Special 2 pkta. for ...... 29* ience of purchasers. S» Quaker' Brand Standard Canned OreBsdti* in Attendance the demonstration on Third ■Th» W« * ‘•QMk Hi.fPf$*plli Brand Vermeeilti er Spaghetti. Special 2 ' pkta -Frardt flaor Floor. 11 tine ...... :... SS-SS Per case ...... 6*-®0 for ...... 29# -fourth Third Fleer enroMorocE My*-ET3]|i^B<»^aHraK.«ABnr! VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 31,1923

W nr tin dale, arranged for tfc. IHeh tenor. “He te one of the finest operatic artiste of^the day" In the Judglnent of Ernest Newman, and In Russia, be­ fore thd days of the Tsarlet down­ IMS fall. Rowing was famed as one of the finest Impersonators of the role of TO-DAY Lensky that the Royal Petrograd Opera House had ever known. In CAPITOL America, Rosing on hid first visit, last season, created a great sensation. JACK HOLT AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY Deems Taylor, the noted American A man seeing the error of his ways oxo composer and critic, said of him: In the Peter B. Kyne Story •nd his .better nature overpowering that -"His Interpretations are as effective whkjh has Inclined him to be snobbish. loyal Vlotorie—-The kid." i Chaliapin's and better than An 0X0 a day Is the theme of Jack Holt's Paramount Capitol—Making a Man.” Swarts's.’’ Chaliapin, the veteran picture. “Making a Man,” which Dominion—“The Werld'e Ap- basso whose concert fee is five thou­ Making a Man ?pen*iJmlnion written from a Canadian viewpoint, stock to be exhibited should not come of de Mille Productions Tlieatre all this week. Stone Is nlayhig crowded houses. In most casee people are turned, away. Recently In New the leading man's role and Nelli Is his it is announced bÿ Dr. Mack Eastman, from contributing Governments, but Usual Prices York he played twice to 3,300 people, and every seat was sold. Ornstein from associations who understood \alet. The *t»ry-deal* with an actress head o<, the department of history at wiw>T.e passion for pubttcttv ihvotvex her WHO IS ORNSTEIN? the condition* of their own districts. JP e*/lous trouble Bebe Daniels is de- University He had found that many men made M*ht&1 y ca8t ln lhls role, and she and , TO PLAY HERE FRIDAY Dr. Eastman will undertake IM fd- a practise of importing breeds that Mr. Stone are featured. wrltlng hlmeelf. were practically unknown in the "The history department has been district, merely for the sake of the Columbia St. Andrews Presbyterian ROYAL VICTORIA (By George J. Dyke.) trying for several veara to get either prize money offered. In Instancing TO-DAY The Pictures in the Following Group a first-class textbook on general poultry In this connection, he ques­ By George J. Dyke. world history by a British author or tioned whether the showing of car­ Paul Ronsenfeld says: "Leo Om- else to have one of the best Amerlfcan load lots of prize poultry through a steln Is a mirror held up to the world chain of fairs had any beneficial •ACRED CANTATA Were Sent to the- Hon. John Oliver, textbooks revised from a British -, ------—— ui—mam: of the modern city.” Of all the standpoint," Dr. Eastman said In a Dustin Farnum role on the screen have been verified younger and ultra-modernists (fu­ as having a substantial basis, for the turiste) In the realm of music of the statement issued to-day. —ticture------has |been------com* ted The idea. present day. perhaps, no greater dis­ With New Year Wishes, By District "Arrangements have finally been The Ten Virgins oweyer. that he wouL. adopt ....the „maw-­ cussion of their creations has issued made for the revision and partial re­ SOLOISTS tinee idol make-up and attempt to make writing of West’s ’World Progress,’ a th#the publicPublia forget the characterch-fa.Uf wiikhwhich forth than has been the case with Forester P. S. Bonney, at Prince George Misa Beth Simpson, Mrs. Leo Ornstein and his compositions. very high-class American textbook Oathbound Longfleld, Mr. J. O. Dunford, 1aIs ideridentified tilled by hiehis nanu all over the published last year. The new Univer­ A mystery story that actually Kenneth Angus. world is merelymi rely a mieta'i-nmistaken Idea engen-engen­ His first real works sre like frag­ dyreJdered from the report that he was ments of some cosmopollx of caves sity calendar will announce the im­ keeps you guessing. THURSDAY, FEB. 1. MB O’CLOCK waking in a^ dramatic picture. and towers of steel. They are like pending change in* the textbook for privileged large breeder. Love—Mystery—Action—Thrills Admission 60c. • Tb* comedian has accomplished the l u sensitive surfaces that not only re this course. What mors, can IHËNÉ SJ*- “The. cord the clangors, but all the violent "Robinson A Beard’s European hie* Barns. ôta. First r*atitonsr* six reel* of JSy. While Insisting upon the necessity* which will be the attraction at the forms of the city. The picture the tory. ’Our Own Times,’ which has COMING THURSDAY Royal to-day. 1Directors,------Hprevious.. HItm- very Nlebelhetm, the hordes of slaves been the textbook used. Is a sequel to for good and improved accommoda* > knees. and others associated with him herded by giants. They give the Brrasted & Robinson's high school lion for livestock exhibits. Prof. W« JUST TONY” n hla screen career had ^renouncedpronounced itIt alarum of dawn’s awaking, and the tent and the pair together form pos­ T. McDonald, British Columbia Live­ Iimpossible-mpnaalbla- that he aupearaopear in his setsner*en en sibly the highest class textbooks __stock______Commissioner,_.r Instanced the The Story of Mix’s $1,000,OM îr.TÏrfcharacter '*1in **a "•ml-dramatlcsemi-dramatic story and whistle, the signal, the hurrying change that had been made at Van** Horse succeed—--— •••In gaining "5*svmjuzthyi—“• j •»a* well-«H —a** covering that field in the English laughs from hla audiences |n the plight masses of humanity, the shrieking language. Unfortunately the" 1921 couver through the building of the Usual Prices which the pint developed. and grinding of loaded trains, the la­ edition spoiled the second volume new cattle barns. Whereas in the Yn “The Kid.” however, according to boring noises of the port and river somewhat because the concluding past the barns had been difficult t

Friday, February 2nd Bsaarved Seats on Sale 8.30 P.M. Friday. February 2, ilselen Children Box Seats. $1.M. All Prices Include Tax. Prices Nights Seats Now on Sale at 50c to $2.00 ARENA OFFICE Bargain Matinee Wed 707 Fort St. nesday and Saturday

ROY AL—To-day Children, 10c Adults, 26c Owing to repeated requests, we have much pleasure in announcing a repeat engage­ ment of , Charlie Chaplin THE KID In the Greatest Comedy the World*» Greatest Comedian Has Ever Made. EXTRA—Syncopation Week—^geint ilia ting Stars of Syncopa tlon‘in a Melange of Mighty Melody by the Royal Jass Orchestra. WWZÊi Centre Pictures Show » Parade of Bull Moose on Upper Macgregor mm Upper and Lower Picture*, Moose Look Up In Mild Surprise ▲* River, 160 Mile* Northeast of Prince George Photographer Invades Their Northern Wilderness

afford fine opportunities to an actor of and revolt cornea in the first "Piano Dustin Farnum a ability. Sonata." all telling their different The star’s leading woman I* Ethel Grey Terry. Kid Mc<'oy, ex-prize-fight- tales In Innumerable emotions and tar. and Lefly |“— -v '------* • with wonderful forcefulness. Om- loot ball alar, are In the cast, stein'e music is never vague. What he feels, what he hears, he constructs ROSING WILL BE Irrespective of all rules and proce­ dures. Harmony with Ornstein seems • PRESEItlEQ.IO...... spmsaUn^.vrttfTsnt taag^atbsr w *E. O; ffarrow"Advises agfgSSf ' wKmMmmomm times garish avid violent, and in • I . ,, •— ...... isuni’wtiiti. Bins, anuuis juiiii*. VICTORIANS FEB. 5 Against Importing Exhibits not hurt you, and It certainly stop» cf HER GREATEST SUCCESS that old rheumatism torture at ones. D’Alvarez, Molselwltsch, two of the For Fairs When you are suffering so you ca* à neatest favorites of the public of the hardly get around, just try Red Pep­ British Isles, are now known to Vic­ •pMi.l to Th, Tim,,. per Rub and you will have the quick­ torians. A third equally popular ar­ û I X ancouver. Jan. 31.—Speaking to est relief known. Nothing has suen concentrated, penetrating heat as red tist. Vladimir Rosing, is to visit the >y v<«k. V | the delegate, to the twenty-second J city ahput February 6, for his first B- ; annual meeting of the North Pacific peppers. Just as soon as you apply concert here. "When they asked me /, Pain Aaaociation yesterday, Hon. E. Red Pepper Ruh you will feel the If I did not think you were a won­ */ t> Barrow. Minister of Agriculture, tingling heat. Tn three minutes it derful singer.” wrote George Ber­ t gave wholesome advice on the ar- warms the sore spot through and nard Shaw to Rosing. ”1 replied that 7 ranging of exhlblta to the livestock through. Pain and soreness are gone. you yrere not * singer at all, but a Y and poultry exhibitors of the Pro- Ask any good druggist for a Jar of whole band." While It is tn London y rince. Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure t» that Rosing has appeared most—he T The Government. saM Mr. Barrow, get the genuine, with the name y appreciated the value of agricultural Rowles on each package. „ (Advt.) L'f\ti>rfl)iinmi’hl'j STORM r I fairs, but It waa concerned aa to £ how It could find the necessary SERVING THE SUMMONS money for encouraging them. Farm' a "What did she *ar wh*n ymr served ALL NEXT r*\~ trtiefe only the man Who made a the summbhz?*’ a witness was asked WEEK COUNTRY j'21 cloee and exhaustive study of the at Bow County Gourt. ÀW 1 subject would progrès». The average ‘‘Sho said Thank you’ the reel in as s substitute, and gave recitals iteln is seemingly bound. * farmer couldmil Id hold hishie own, He,»but Stemthe I'll writs down It you like." » » -i «»..» .«.vavs-w^ ■. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WED NESDAY, JANUARY, 31,1953 IS

brothers who sou Id not be trusted to WEST COAST PATROL telegraphed Him. Dr. J. H King. keep faith with their father and who Minister of Public Works. nn FOR CHILDREN have stooped to treachery to place The Alaskan disaster was cited aa You’ll get meny year* of SlYS HE SUPPORTS their brother In a false light.** 1 BERRY GROWERS Chamber of Comifcerea A|ki Restora­ argument that Victoria provided eervice from one of these "you, riïy ion Rollo, shall bscome tion Of MaljBspina te Victoria " Clearance A. king and rule after me. and if In greater convenience as te aid station TIE SANIMAN your heart you can find pity f»r your Continuing lta efforts to have the when storms prevail on the West sturdily built heaters. Prices Coast, and the Chamber suggests the faithless brother» they may live on fisheries protection cruiser Malas- will never again be so low. EMPRESS HE STONY FOE your bounty." propriety of maintaining a constant Sale of m Zallto and Carlo» were on their plna again stationed at Victoria, the Winter patrol of the Weet Coast Ret. iit.se. Salt Price $30.40 knees by this time begging for mercy Saanich Fruitgrowers Hold Chamber of Commerce yesterday from Victoria to Bmnfield. Re*. 120.60 Bale Price 616.66 , TO-NIGHT and forgiveness. For without money CONCESSIONS VOTE 1 II ! how could they live? Annual Meeting at Keating Heaters Re»: Stl.Oe Bale Price 111.1» Roflo forgave tKeM and promised Res- 111.76. Bale Pr— ge.se THE FAITMFUL PRINCE. them a living, which was much more W. G. Gaunce Gives Reasons than they deserved, and then the Better Prices and More Jam Sert II. king told them how he had watched for Favoring Plebiscite One day- the servant who shared day by day from hla hiding-place In Fruit Offset Smaller the secret with his king snd watched the wall and had seen everything that Crate Sales the stronghold came to tell him that had taken place: “Having been resident In Victoria Zallto had gone there alone. Two shamed-faced princes left the only alnoa 1888, I am not personally Hurryipg down the secret stair­ stronghold with the king and one Although ten thousand fewer GORDONS, Ltd. conversant with the full facts as to way the king arrived In time to- aeo very happy-faced prince; and though crates of strawberries were sold by hla son turn the key which he hâte 8213 Oak Bay Avenue 14.11 Deuglae Street what Victoria has done for the Can­ It was'many years before Rollo be- the Saanich Fruitgrowers" Associa­ placed In the lock arid enter the for­ C4une king, when he did he had no adian Pacific Railway Company, or bidden room. In a few minutes he trouble with the two brothers who tion last year, the disposal of over The Popular Yates Street Store what the Railway Company has done came out and his face plainly told tried so hard to disgrace him one hundred tone more jam. fruit, for. Victoria. I have,, however, dis­ that be had not found anything that When knaves seeh as ZaMt» sad logé os and strawberries, réeùîled In cussed the question with many "oïd made him happy. Carlos find they are discovered In Scarcely had he left when Carlos such wrong doings they are usually the past year being ofie of the most timers’* who are familiar with the came stealthily down the stairs and as submissive to tbs ene 111 power ar ettodeasftrl experienced, the members WE HAVE FOR SALE facts, and If the case as recently pre­ put the key he carried In the lock they were overbearing and wicked, were informed lost night at the an­ sented to me by one of them Is true, of his door, but te hts room held the nual meeting held at the Keating Linen Baskets, Flower Baskets, Wood Baskets, Thermoe Carriers, bags of gold he came out smiling and Baby's Rattles. Dolls* Buggies, Delia* Cradles, Children’s Tables. then J can see no reason why the happy,- fpr If he was to have all the Temperance Hall. Children's Chairs, Office Desks, Chests of Drawers, Tables, Trays, Empress Hotel Concessions by-laws gold of course hla father Intended- The general accounts show that, Step Ladders, Clothes Horses, etc. should not carry almost unanimous­ to make-him king.’ while In 1921 the total revenue earn­ Give us a visit Give us your support and so assist In the em­ At the hour appointed the three ly.** said W. O. Gauhce to The Times brothers made their daily visit A) ed was $78,488, the past year pro­ ployment of disabled soldiers. to-day. He stated: duced over 6110,000 to the Saanich *'l condense the story ae given to members. In addition to 116,000 worth of Gordon Head fruit marketed In me, after making many inquiries here, PROGRESS REPORTED the prairies for the sister associa- THE BED # CROSS WORKSHOP and It would appear a» a con­ densed and reliable account of the • AT ANNUAL MEETING ,The careful supervision given to 614 Fort Street, Below Government Phene .8168 company's Interest and effort In the daily market conditions by Manag­ development of the city. Special te The Times. ing Director Tanner, waa in great •tingle Beginnings. Duncan.—The annual meeting of part ttie cause of thié result. Mr. the Cowlchan Stock Breeders' Asso­ Tanner In "fils address recalling to “In Victoria forty-one years ago, ciation was held in the Agricultural the large attendance fils action in the only connection she bite with the instructing growers to pick into jam B. Ç. Mainland was by ofte small Hail here, sixteen members and three palls at times when prairie markets boat that plied between Victoria and visitors being present. were satiated and local offerings were Yale on the Fraser River. When the The minutes of the last annual imperilling profitable prices. CHILDS* BOOTS* meeting were read and approved. Bises 2 to ». Your choice at railway was completed Into Vancou­ The great Increase in logana pro­ ver, Victoria’s connection with the The President. F. J. Bishop, then duced was absorbed with remarkable V ,P4lr, ? a $1.45 outside world was of the most casual gave an address. He emphasized the. ■age by the -jamming lAtenets, the CLOSING OUT character. Three small steamers, advantages derived bÿ ' tfi$ ihémbei**' production rose from lees than with Inferior accommodation, gave from the work of the Association twenty tone In 1921 to sixty-eight WATSON’S and the publicity gained from the 633 Yates 8t. "The Hems ef Good FBetween" Phene * Victoria Its only connection with tons last year, the fruit realizing the points outside the Island. One publication of the records of produc­ handsome price of ten cents per steamer connected us with Beattie tion. pound, aa compared with seven cents ALL CARPETS and two with the Mainland. Later The secretary then gave a very in the previous year. the Railway Company waa induced to comprehensive report. He quoted Similarly the cherry output Beautiful new patterns in Imported Wilton, Axminster GOOD WOOD GOOD WOOD look into the matter of better ser­ the number of animals sold during easily handled, three carloads sent vice. resulting in lta buying out the teTser fcs.te the year. As a result of Its adver­ to the prairies being snapped up at and burslev Rugs and Square». Superior qualities in Phene 664 DBY STOVE WOOD Phene 664 existing interests, chiefly owned by tising policy the Association was be­ good returns, while the jam Interests regular room and hearth sizes. Not old stock, but bright, the Hudson's Bay Company, the late coming favorably, known all over the the stronghold. Tn three days the took all they could eecuré. R. P. Rlthet, Captain Irvine, and a Province, letters having been re­ The gross receipts for the fruit new, recently-purchased carpets. For swift selling we Per Cord $7.50 City Limita number of their friends, old Victor­ king will return." said Zallto; and ceived from three widely separated If he does not we can open the doora. sold by the association last year are cutting prices to the last notch. If yçu purpose buy­ Cut Any Length Ordered ians, who aeemed to have more en­ point* asking for copies of the con­ amounted to $126.116.61, as against CHEMAINU8 Furnace Weed, per cord ...... ■ 65.60 terprise and faith in their city than But who la to till him If we do not stitution and expressing a desire to ing carpets this Spring look them over now for best wait? Why not open them now and $78,489.74 In the previous year, Mr. THE ISLAHD WOOD CO, LTD- Victorian» have to-day. At that time organize along similar tines. Differ­ Tahner reported. choice. . Burgee Oedsden, Mgr. the boats landed for the greater part find out who la to become king? ent breeders* associations were re­ Carlos quickly agreed to this, for During the last seaaon th« ship­ at the Outer Wharf. The gradual cognizing the Association and were ments to the Prairies totalled 11,629 Improvement and enlargement of he was certain he was to be king, as using It aa a mean* of spreading In­ steamer services by the Railway he had all the gold; but Rollo would crates, as compared with 19,003 cratea Heavy Printed Lino­ Lino Squares Selling HEALTH INSPECTION not agree. Tn three day» If our fa­ formation to farmer» they wished to In 1921. On the other hand, only Company, the consequent develop­ reach, he said. Officials of the Fed­ ment of Victoria’s trade, about 19U3 ther does not return we are at liberty In 1921. It waa stated that leums, While They Without Regard to IN SAANICH SCHOOLS fo open the doors,** he said. "That eral and Provincial Departments of market In 1829, compared with 4.25» brought Into view a double neces­ Agriculture were becoming familiar Coat or Former sity—better hotel accommodation and Is a short time to wait. You must crates In 1921. The amount of straw­ Laat, 79c a Yard Dr. J. P. Vye. medical inspector, have some reason, Zallto. for wishing with the Association's work. berries used for Jam last season was Improved harbor facilities. The citl- The policy since the Association Selling Price will be in the Saanich schools for the sens of Victoria realised the situa­ us to disobey oqr father’s command." considerably larger than in the pre­ Sharp, clear patterns In good purpose of medical examination on tion and approached the Railway "Do you mean that I have opened etarted. the secretary continued, hod vious year, the total for the former sue tft. x 3ft. at ...... 8T.»e the following dates at 8.16 a.m. Company for a Solution. The City had the door of my room,'* demanded Za­ been to give satisfaction to all pur­ heiftg 23.221 palla. and the latter 15,- quality lino. Light and medi­ Bite 7ft. Sin. x «ft. at 65.5B Any parent interested and little to offer, the Hallway Cbihpany llto angrily. chaser*. and so far the organization, 600 palls. to be present will pleaee take "note. had been very successful. The As­ um colorings. The choice of sue »fv x 10ft. «In.. 515.56 suw the need, but felt hesitant about "And perhaps you think I have, too, While In 1922 there were 6* tons of Site «ft. x 12ft. at 615.56 Feb. 1—Tolmie Primary School, the undertaking. In due course, because I agreed to what he pro­ sociation might he considered as In loganberries turned into jam. 19% the entire stock at this price. 'igw- Dlvlalons I and II. however, the question waa worked posed," said Carlos, stepping towards a healthy condition and worthy of tons were used for that purpose In Feb. 2—Tolmie School, Divisions out ae follow»: The mud flats, an his brother with raised hand. ' continued snd enlarging support. 1921. Sore VH and VIII. "You can think what you like," re­ The election of officers resulted as evll-amelling and unsightly spot and Mr Tanner pointed out that the Feb. 6.—Tvlmie School. Divisions owned by the Government, were torted Rollo. "I know tf you were price secured on the local market Lower Prices on All-Wool Blankets ‘Throat IV. V, VI. • •eised upon aa the moat natural place* honest with our father you would not Honorary President. Hon. 8. F. last season Averaged 12.10, compared Feb. 6—Tolmie School, Divisions I, for an hotel and the conversion of have proposed such a thing." Tolmie; Honorary Vice-presidents. with $1.45 In the year previous, while Finely woven pure wool yarns with a aoft fluffy finish. Theee II. III. which Into an hotel site would work Zallto looked at Carlos and both H. Bonssll. H W. Revan. J. N. Evans. It aches and throbs with pain. The the Prairie market netted an average Blanket» are renowned for their superior finish aad Feb. 7—C!overdale School, Divi­ out the other question of better har­ brothem knew they were thinking the O. T. Torfeld. W. Bazett. Major of $2.10, as against $1.6* In 1921. tonsils are so swollen that it hurts sions VII and VIII. same thing. Rushing towards him wearing qualities. Large and extra G»Q QP <Ç*| A C|1 bor facilities. So the whole question Orlgg.” W. Paterson. W. Waldon. .TV The report of the directors said In large double bed size, per pair ...... «BOea/tl end ^lVevV to swallow. And the chest feels Feb- 8—Cloverdale School, Divisions waa finally decided as follows: The they soon overpowered ' Rollo and and C. F. Wood. Chief of the Cow part: *'aa tight as ■ drum”. IV. V. VI. Government who owned thé land took from him the key. and. unlock­ Testing Branch at Ottawa; Auditor, Feb. 9—Cloverdale School. Divisions ing the door, they pushed their bro­ "Co-operation between the Is'and If rou follow these «impie direct torn, yea would give a deed for the aam# and A.«R. Wilson. qnd Mainland association* proved of wiu feel better wry much better -m a U. II. III. would dredge the Upper Harbor and ther Inside the room and locked him short while. Oct a battle ef______Two résolut lolls were pot forward; value In the past season, and we Flannelette Blankets Feb. 12—Tllllcum School, Divisions uhe the material therefrom to fill in Ife-*** < 1 One read: Grey Wool Blankets VII and Vni. “We will show our father if he re­ look forward to a continuance of this the flats, the Railway Company would “Resolved that this Association go policy. Absorbine J: Feb. 18—Tllllcum School, Divisions erect a 1800,000 hotel and operate It turns in three days who was the dis­ Special, Pair, $8.40 Per Pair $2.95 IV. V. VI. on record as approving the legisla­ "Jam factories purchased the fol­ for a term of years, fifty, I think, honest brother." they said. “In three tion recently enacted by the Game Feb. 14—Tllllcum School. Divisions whether It paid or not, the City would days you will not starve." lowing: 28.221 nails of strawberries, An extra good All-Wool Heavy fleecy quality with I, II. 111. Of course the king unseen had Board for the control of pheasants a total of 290 tons: 4,254 palls and pink or blue' borders. The Mate a sertie ef I part Absorbine Jr. ta build a retaining wall at the Cause­ and other gaine birds." t parts of water ate we three er leur Feb. 15—Cralgflower School, Divi­ way and connect the buelnesa part of witnessed all that took place, but un­ l.*41 crates of loganberries, a total Grey Blanket, double bed largest size made, in white tteae • day. Alee bathe the outside ef sions III and IV. til the end of the third day, when the The Association Is a co-operative of 6* tons: 8*2 nails of FUtvet cher­ the throat with Ml etraafth Absorbine Jr. the City with the Parliament Square marketing organisation composed of size. or grey. Feb. 16—Cralgflower School Divi­ and would not charge the Hotel year was up. he gave no sigh that he ries. a total of 11 423 palls of Absorbine Jr. 1s simply inveloable fcr thorn sions I and II. pure bred livestock breeders of the eaNeet t» attacks el eat* throet end ooide. Company taxe» or water rate» for was near. ra«nherrles. a total ofTfons Feb. 18—Strawberry vale School. fifteen years from the date of tbo On the morning of the third day he whole district. The secretary keeps "Packages totalling . 4» 161 sere» $1.25 a bottle Divisions I. II and IIL completion of the Hotel. The fifteen- appeared at the breakfast table and. on file lists of all pure bred animals handled from our warehouse* at st meet dross isu « sent postpaid by Feb. 20—Cedar Hill School, Dlvi year exêmptlon period expired this after greeting Zalilo and Carlos, in the district for sale, and a small Keating and Hallburton Road." w. r. young me. w sions III and IV. month. Meantime ffi# Railway Com­ asked. ’ Where Is your brother Rollo?" commission is charged for all sales Directors Cheeen. At $16.95 Feb. 21—Cedar Hill School. Dlvi ‘‘Alas, we dread to tell you, father," made through the Association, the ■XL5SSi!5S™^^mm£i222L pany haa erected and maintained a The election of directors resulted! sions I and II. fine hotel and developed a beauty *pot said Zallto, ’ for we know how it will proceeds of which are devoted to Feb. 22—McKenzie Ave. School, grieve you when you learn the truth. advertising. A good start has been as follows: Cap! J. G. C. Wood and In the City, that has called for the C. B. McCarthy. H. E. Tanner. 8. E. Divisions IV and V. expenditure of six times the amount "Three days ago we fouad Rollo In made on "Record of Merit1* work end Some New Sük Dresses Feb. 28—McKensle Ave. School, the stronghold unlocking the door to It is hoped to have this up to date Vantrelght. H. C. Oldfield. H. of lta agreement, and haa built and Grist and P. Holloway. Divisions I. II and III. . operated a fleet of the highest type the room you had charged him to care before Spring A card Index has also Feb. 26—Model School. Dlvlalons of steamer that glvas Victoria a for until you^ return, and we have been made of all pure bred animals The new board of directors held for Utility Wear and II. regular, comfortable and convenient locked him in there that you may In the district. a meeting and elected Capt. Wood aa Feb. 27—North Dairy School. Dlvi service with Vancouver. Beattie, the see for yourself he has proven un­ president and Mr. Orlat aa vice-pre­ Soft fine quality Messaline Bilk Garments sions I and II. faithful to the trust.** sident. CORNS Weet Coast, the Gulf Islande and the ALBERNI SCHOOL cut on long graceful lines with button, Feb. 28—Gordon Head—Division» I North, and is now. at large coat, For reply the king said. "We will The directors passed a volé of and II. building a large steamer ferry to op­ go at once and open the door.’’ thanks to the retiring president. Mr. strapping and tassel trimmings, round March 1—Prospect School Divi­ BOARD STARTS erate twfbe daily between Bellingham Poor Rollo. faint from want of food, McCarthy, as also did the meeting. necks and tuxedo fronts. Beautiful, chic Lift Off with Fingers sions I and II. and Sidney. But now that the fll- liy on the floor of the room when the ITS YEAR’S WORK It was decided that the association March 2—West Saanich—D1 visions teen-years tax exemption period has door waa thrown open. The king would sell lta berries on the Prairie* models. Sizes 16 to 44. I and II. expired. Victoria thinks It wants commanded hla servants to carry him Special t< The Times. during the coming season through March 5—Saanich ton School, Divi­ aomethtrg more of the Canadian Pa­ up the etalra aad give him food Alberoi—The Board of School the Mutual Brokers, who handled the sions I and II. cific Rail* sy Company. For years After a little time he waa revived Trustees elected E. E. Frost chair- organIsatlon’a fruit laat year. March 6—Keating School Divisions we havi r.-< * discussing an Amuse­ and the king asked, "How did you man. The association ended the year I and II. ment Centro, with swimming bathe, happen to be In the room I charged M. M. Stephens, the City Clerk, with a surplus of $567.27. which March 7—Royal Oak School Dlvi and Winter gardens. you not to enter, my son?*' brought the surplus account to "Have my brothers not told you?" was appointed secretary of the Board. sions l II and II Only Benefaeter. Amongst the principal business of 63 *47.62. At $16.95 Inquired Rollo. The ore-co~llng of the trait cost “The City is not In the financial "Yes," replied the king, "but I wish the meeting was the appointing of a U NITEDFARMERS new teacher for the fourth class that $1.162.24. Th"e•eltlon to launch the enterprise. to hear your story as waft.** Mr. George Stewart snoke with re­ MET IN DUIjICAN ie cltlsens are too caçny to under- ' "My story would count for little It haa been found necessary to start Wool Tricotine Dresses take It with their own' money, and this term In order to handle the In­ gard to the recent convention of the against that of my two brother». fa R. C. FVultrrowers’ Association, as there Is no other benefactor in then" replied the prtnee. * You creased number of pupils attending Latest arrival», navy tailored styles with Special te The Times. eight the Canadian Pacific Railway found me Inside the room to which I the schools. Miss Piercy, of Court­ which he attended ae the delegate for Duncan:—At the annual general is again Invoked." held the key. 1 am sorry; that is all enay, was selected to fill the posi­ this district. a showing of color to brighten for Spring Mr. Gaunce continued, ‘The railway I have to say." tion out of a large number of appli A further meetfne of the associa- wear. Very wearable and durable. Vv meeting of the Cowlchan District cants and she will assume her duties ♦Ion will be held on Wednesday next, Association of U. F. B. C„ held In authorities mgke reply that the un­ "I am sorry, also, but not for you, dertaking Is a large and expensive my sdn. but for your two faithless on February 1. when matter* n^n'n'nr to the cotn- the Agricultural Hall Duncan, J. Y. one. which will call for heavy expen­ Wedding. 'nf season will he discussed. Copeman, the president, who was In diture before It will become profit­ The wedding of Miss Margaret the chair, gave a report on the year's able. It Is something new In Its line, Griffin, only daughter of Mr. and Collection of Wool Dress Goods work and the financial statement and the company would need to give Mrs. W. B. Griffin, now of Oliver, the matter a very careful study, but B. C., but formerly residents of A1 was presented, showing a credit If the city will lexy a flat tax ratç of bernl, to Mr. Basil E. C. Walker, of Values to $4.95, Yard $1.65 Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little balance of 84. 110,000 a year on the hotel property The delegatee from the district, Albernl, took place on Saturday "Froezone’’ on an aching com, In­ for the years of 1928 and 1924, and a morning at-V oUdock In-AHHSaints5 This tot comprtseir All-Wool Tweedy, Plain and Heather Jersey stantly that corn etope hurting, than Messrs. Copeman, Neel and T. J. Rat watsr rate—for th* holer and English Church, In the presence of a Cloth, All-Wool Velour and Broadcloth. Odd lines of merchan­ shortly ydti hll ft right off- with Pauli reported on the annual con­ grounds of $6,000 for each of the two large number of friends of both the dise which have been marked at an extra low price to clear. fingers. Truly! vention held at Vernon. years. It will meantime seriously in­ contracting parties. The ceremony Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of J. Y. Copeman was re-elected vestigate the entire proposition, Its waa performed by the Rev. O. A. SAYS J. W. BAILEY "Freezone" for a few cents, suf­ president for the coming year and feasibility, cost, structure and opera­ Bagshaw, and the bride waa given ficient to remove every hard - porta apUmdUi results from the us* ''Basse /MMNwf H»»e, *» DEUVEREO rid! •erieue Accident. of Tanlac. establishment the right "to accord maintains a heavy pay-roll, the mor­ ribbed effects; English made: English made, widened treatment to any person who has als of taxing a company for the gar­ Mr. John4M*nuel. the local black­ “The beet I can say for Tanlac is tope, spliced bee la and none too good," declared Mr. Bailey. served In th» late war In any of the dens. a wonderful attraction, and de­ TEA smith, met with a very painful acci­ navy, brown, nigger, gr^y and ahadee brown. V-I-M-P-A dent on Sunday while splitting wood. It was this medicine that put me reduc­ naval, militais or air forcée of Can­ veloped and maintained at enormous fawn. All alaea, ffl QE Vanceuver Island Milk P expense, seems rather doubtful, and I ; The handle of the axetcaught In some hack on my feet after I had t>een ada or of those allied with her. who You’ll also like per pair ...... All sises. ers* Aeseclatlen may be suffering from a disability shall vote for the by-laws feeling that I unaccountable manner, and Mr. Man- all run down for two years. My ap­ ' Phone 663 fie North Park Bt attributable to aervloo or training te I am voting for Victoria and for my­ NABOB COFFEE ! uel cut the back of hla left hand petite had deserted me and I had no ! Women's Pure Weol Pancy per pair . clear across, cutting the cord of hla relish for food of any kind. My ■uy Y imp a Butter—Made in one whose disability prevent» him self. Ribbed- Heee. hemmed tope, Weel Cei Victoria. from returning to hla previous trade The Handsome Gardens. i forefinger and breaking the bone of stomach was constantly out of or­ fashioned Sold by AH Grocers. or education or training to one who And I may add that, when there I hla hand. The doctor elates It will der and what I did eat seemed to do navy and fawn. *1 FTE black and I be at least six weeks before Mr. me more harm than good. I wm* Sise» » te i«. pair, SJA.fU enlisted under the age of eighteen was no word tn the agreement with to snd has suffered severe Interruption the railway company about doing ; Manuel Will be-abld1 to resume his also bothered with constipation and to his training or education, while anything with the area surrounding work. had lost considerable weight. All-Wool Oolf He*. In green per pair . such treatment, education or train­ the hotel, no demand made for a very "Tanlac helped me from the stârt heather mixture»; full Children's 4- PROMENADE CONCERT. ing la being effected certain al­ heavy expenditure neceaaary to create and six bottles put me in the pink of loned and aeamleae. Heee, In lowances are paid." a park out of the lands surrounding condition with a gain of twenty) The band of the Boys’ Navel Brigade All alia», per pair .. 95c te <1.1 the hotel, I think ’Old Timer* Is right Will give a promenade band eencert at pound» In weight. As soon as Tanlac TOOK PRECAUTION» when he expresses doubt on the civic the Empress Hotel on Friday, February sharpened up my appetite and set Weal Heather Heee, In brown morale of fining the Company for Its t. This is the first time that Hie bond my stomach in order that tired feel­ and green mlaturae; fell fash­ He—"Why. dear, Ifa no us* for embellishments of the same. haa biven a concert of thl* character In ing went away ted I began to feel ioned and aeamleae feet. Value Victoria, although It tea appeared tn a you to look at thoae hats. I haven’t The present instance, moreover, like ""veelf again. Nobody troubled to li lt. All eéeee, FTQ- and tan. «me « ( would seem to be a case of Victoria similar way in Vancouver an$ Seattle dollar In my pocket." The management of the Emories Hotel like I waa can go wrong by taking per petr ...... t Î7V Value, to ,«c. | She—"Tou might hare known asking more favors of the Canadian la placing the building at the dlat»o**l Tanlac." efS£E? when we cam# out that I'd to Pacific, and not at the Company ask­ of the band, and the public le cordially Tanlac la for sale by all good drug­ WTUH ..... WO.» i. buy a few things ” ing a favor of Victoria" said Mr. KELLY DOUGLAS 4 CO LID Invited. There will be at least two gists. Over 35 million bottlee sold, , He—“I did" soloists assist at the concert.

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delegation in Lausanne, is not the proposal Is approved or rejected LATE MR. ELLERY TURKS ASK DELAY OF credited by the British delegation. wo are very gratéful fpr the friendly sentiments expressed by so many of WAS ESTIMABLE TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE TWO WEEKS BEFORE - “It would be a flagrant violation of STEEL REPORT Wholesale Market the mutual understanding arrived at the aldermen and business men of Retail Market (Burdick Bros, Limited.) Revised Jen. ft, 1*3. - SIGNING OF TREATY by the AUiee only a few days ago, Victoria and by the newspapers, and CITIZEN OF CITY Revised Jen. 30, IMS. and it has been issued without refer­ those who have given auch strong Nek York sterling, $(.«4-4. ence either to the British Govern­ evidence of their good feellnf may The remains of the late George F. Dalgy F reduce (Continued from page I.) rely on it that we shall always work Vegetable». A DISAPPOINTMENT Franc*,, 691. Cheese— ment or delegation. The latter doe» Ellery will be laid to rest In Rose • Ibe...... Ontario, solids ...... opportunity for Turkey to recon­ not propose to alter It» plan», aa al­ with them for the advancement of Lire. 471 enterprises which will contribute to Bay Cemetery to-morrow afternoon. , A lba- ...... Mark», OMSK. Ontario, twine ' stitute her life “without external ready announced.” 10 Ibe...... Stiltons ...... Intervention or Internal servitude.” the permanent advantage of the Serv ice will be held at the Thomson _ arllc, lb...... 'i (By Burdick Bros.. Ltd.) B C. Cream Cheese, lie, box citÿi“ concluded the vlee-president Parsley. bunch ...... New York. Jan. II.—The fourth Quarter B.C. Cream Oheeee, 10-Ib Compared with the Treaty of FRENCHMEN DECLARE Funeral Home, 1626 Quadra Street, Lettuce, local ...... earnings étalement of the V. 8 Steel TO-DAY’S TRADING bricks, per lb ...... Sevres, the present document was at 2.30 o'clock, when the Rev. Robert Hothouse Lettuce, each ... Corporation, published after the eloee »< McLaren'» Cheese, dosen .... generosity itself, he said. Nothing POINCAREPÔI WO GENTLE California Lettuce, each . the market, yesterday, proved a distinct IN WINNIPEG MARKETS Kraft, Can., 6-Ibbricks...... could be gained by the recommence­ Connell will officiate. disappointment, aod thla was raflocted in Kraft. Swiss, i»tb brick» Mr. Ellery was a man of varied fea pkre? Royal Crown Loaf, l-Ib bricks ment of hoettntfe*. he said. — ON RUHR QUESTION ^asfsprtsjgBf “Any fooh can make W»r. he IDE MILLIONAIRE interests, and among his comprehen­ Mint group. The general list developed an " B.C. New Laid, according to sive hobbles stamp collecting was Wateroreea...... Irregular appearance which was ecrvntu- added. “It is the business of states­ with the exception of a brief period *h« else and grade, per dos .800 Special to The Times. probably the foremost one. He took Pote toc»— ated by the easiness In foreign exchanges short covering sent prices up to 112 H for men to end it.” " great Interest in ph Ratio matters Potatoes, 10 I he...... The acceptance hy England of the terTn* May. values ranged lower throughout,the B.C. Btorage I Paris. Jaa. 31.—There is a notice­ Ashcroft, aack ...... t.f the debt funding wae received with Butter- able and growing criticism In France and In fact was very enthusiastic much favorable comment and the market session to-day. There was ^ wpocUÏ TO-DAY-IN MARKS Kamloops, sack ...... feature to the market to-day. »nd after of the Government’s conduct In the over any old curios and and curious Local ...... was as a whole rallied somewhat. The an extremely dull eeeSion both f^uree Salt Spring Island*!!.!!!!..I! NO GAIN FROM ^k-r things. It was his delight to sur* news touching on the foreign political Cowlchan Creamery ...... Ruhr experiment. This criticism, Chilliwack, sack ...... i:S situation showed no particular change of closed at a lose of % from yestsrdajre FURTHER PARLEYS At the rate of $22 a million, a round himself with such collections. New Potatoes. 1b...... 36 V.I.M.P.A...... howeyer, is not, of a nature to en­ prominent Victoria man to-day Sweet Potatoes, 3 Ibe. .21 Importance In that situation. In the late Hollywood bricks ...... courage the Germans, since Its basis Coming to Victoria in 1891, Mr. dealings the list turned reactionary again, Hollywood cartons ...... bought 4.000,000 German * marks. If and Mrs. Ellery settled In the west­ Calfry. per lb...... and generally speaking final prices were .Mgraestr àsrsa London. Jan. 31.—Brltleh official Is that Poincare La too gentle. he held them until exchange returned Local Cauliflower...... l etter though the market » has a tired t'b£S“*!.p.,SbiîSri«.. Buttercup ...... circles declared themaelvea this after­ On the streets, In the cafes and hi ern section of the city while It was Artichokes, lb...... appearance end outside buying nouer con­ New Zealand. 56s. nolids ..... the cTubi^ almost everywhere, one to par, 4,000,000 would be—Worth ■till- largely uncleared. He had been Rhubarb, bunch ...... 0 cash wheel market, trade was light end New Zealand, bricks ...... noon not alarmed by the determine- exactly SL000.000. ; ..'~ tinues eztremely small. Kfforte' h*ve ail premiums were unchanged. . hears the argument that Fran a clerk of workf at Lancing College, Leeks, per bunch .....;...... *...... U been made of late to stimulate rome en­ Inspection* totalled 211 cars, of which Oleomargarine ...... tion of the French to remain In He will not keep them, however. Sussex. England. It was in this re­ Fruits. thusiasm on the constructive side of*prlces. Fled Lausanne and continue negotiations should no longer stand for OerBi He will leave for Germany soon, take Smyrna Pigs, lb...... -M but practically nothing has been accom- 146 were whost. -■*» Haddlee, 16-Ib box. Ib “foolishness" in the Ruhr, and this sponsible position of trust that he New Navels, doe. .. .40. .56. .75 and .85 Wheat— «P*" Kippera, 10-lb boxes, lb ...... with the Turk* after Ifte draft of the his marks with him and there use came Into contact with many Im­ Ix>w Last îiîw U2* peace treaty wge presented to-day argument 1» always backed up with them to pay off mortgages which Mawwalade Oranges,Sen...... 61 High 5115 in% .ni Codfish Tablet». 20-is. Ib .. .It# the statement that the Germans portant persons in the Old Land. Ho •••able Raisins, Spanish ------.45 and .76 Allle-Chalmere ...... 44-1 Smoked Sablefleh Fillets ...... (Thïe expreakiM^ ths •Brltiah of- have been standing against him on Am. Beet huger ..... »« , would not show themselves mo easy. was the happy possessor of many Cranberries, per lb...... -36 115 1! 155 “5 | flebü viewpoint wa» obtained before investments he made years, ago. autograph letters from several im­ Valencia»...... 35. -45. .60. .«v. .75 and .96 Ko. 1 Steers, per lb. u.^r .lld to-day's developments at. Lausanne, Beyond all question the over­ When he gave hi* mortgages in terms Apples, 8. 6 ana 4 lbs. for...... -5 No. 1 Cows, per lb...... whelming part of the French opinion portant persons that he met while Am. In. Corp...... 21-1 MayBirl,y- ... 87% 87% Local Lamb, per lb...... 28# where the Turk» requested further of marks, marks were real money. occupying this position. Lancing Dates, per lb...... 1» Am. l,ocerootlve ...... 12* time for consider!mr the treaty). favors the carrying of the Ruhr, Now for what he would spend on Bananas do*...... 60 Am. Smelt. Sc R et...... Sî-I July Local Mutton, per lb...... _ effort and even going further. College is a very beautiful pile of Lemons (Cel j, doe. sm. sugar imr . '. v.ryi —Rile* ■ 231% Firm Grain-Fed Pork*. Ib .. .16# The British. H I ■■■# entertaining a golf party, he -will be buildings and Mr. Ellery was Justly Prunes, lb...... 26, , 2 dor 36. 3 for .40 1:1 May ...... 886% Lard (according to sis* qf pack- lleved nothing could ba gained by It ia not support that Poincare able to pay' off liabilities originally Am. T. St Tel...... 1H-1 July ...... 882% 22i lacks in what he is doing. proud of his connection with its erec­ Turban Patep ...... Am. Wool, com...... *4 is-! j leRy»— , *«•)i«..*...... l‘H# -«H continuing the conversation#, though His trouble Is that he has more amounting to many thousands of tion. Malaga Crapes. Ih...... ’...... Am. Steel I'd y...... 84-1 88% 82% Local Vei there would be no objection from dollars. Florida Grapefruit, each .15. .20 and Anaconda Mining ,.*.47-/ *-« 18 . Potatoes — According to grade on the pert of the French to break Geronimo JTmlnex. the composer, had British and Italian money in New years standing, and all attracted by Jonathan. No. 1, box ...... 1 Chic.. R. 1. A Pac. -T7J84-T 84-8 and quality— wit^. the Allies in order to conclude York, however, holds firm. Unin­ Spit sen berg. No. 1 ...... ! Cons. Use ...... 1*‘*2 1»î’i c w i'\ % died, was erroneously circulated last his strong personality. He pos­ Cl.lno Copper <...... 84-4 24-5 Ashcroft Gem a separate treaty. Official opinion fluenced by mark and franc gyra­ Winter Bananas, No. I i HI: night He I» critically 111 and ya»- tions, the pound sterling rests around sessed a good deal of British reserve ; Nets. Gal. Petroleum ...... 74-4 77 Local Stock Quotation Sshnon Arm Gem» here doe» not agree with the British terday received the Last Rites of the but nevertheless he was a very Almonds, per lb...... Chile Copper ...... a... 88-4 24-7 correspondents who this morning 14.64 and the lire around 4.71. Cora Products ...... ,fî*5 (By F. W. Stevenson) Church. __ friendly man and characterised by Walnuts, per lb...... ,...... girje ...... »... 11 -i 11-* Bid Rhuoarb. hotfionse, p> • lb. criticised the French action aa a sterling qualities of heart and Cal Soft Shell Walnuts, lb...... Gen. Electric ...... ,,l»6-2 182-2 Sweet Potatoes— flagrant violation of the Allied plans. Auntie had come to stay, and little Brazils, per lb...... 20 and Athebnnca Oil ...... S .12 mind. —. Gen. Motor* ...... 1* *?*• Powena Ci'pper ...... Large crates, Ib ... Not Received By Curson. Mary, with some pride, was showing Filberts, per lb...... i Goodrich < B. F.) .... 84 8e-6 Boundary Bay OH...... •«% .08% Lug», per Ib ...... 05% VICE-PRESIDENT 3 Jumper she had knitted herself. Much sympathy Is felt for hie Roasted Peanuts, per lb...... lit. Nor. Ore ...... 39-2 80-1 II. C. Perm Ixtan ...... 88.86 __• • Golden Glow, per hamper, 2.25# 3.50 Paris. Jan. 31.—It la understood widow, who has shared with him In #'ocoanuts ...... 1C and Ut. Northern, pref. ... 74-4 «<-- STATES CASE FOR “And did my little niece make this B. C. Fishing Co...... 28.88 26.86 Callflower. local, according to here that the note of Premier Poin­ all by herself?” asked Auntie. * all the esteem and affection which Chestnuts, lb...... Inspiration Cop...... 81-2 81-8 B. C. Refining Co...... -88 sise, per dosen ...... M.P. care to Mustapha Kemal Pasha has gathered about them both, and Dairy Products end Eggs. Infl Nickel ...... If-1 14 8 B. C. Silver ...... -<5 Celery, .. M,P. CITY’S SUPPORT “Nearly. Auntie—all but the hole Butter— Int i Mer. Marine .... » * Canada Copper ...... /.. -•* Hothouse Lettuce, per crt. 1.60# 1.25 counselling moderation on the part you ppt your head through, and that . who has herself been an Invalid for Can. Nat. Fire ...... *8.0» New Zealand Butter. Ib...... Head Lettuce— of the Turka In their stand with re­ (Continued from pegs 1> was there before I started.” many years: Mai > Alberta, per lb...... Kaa. Ciur, SeutOeta. 3f- Jl-j Cmx-N A I.------■ »!#»«* 8*.eA Imperial, per crt...... *56 gard to the Near Rest Treaty end LehlehValley ...... 4» •**« Cork Prctlnce ...... 18 . age automobile travel from the Main­ Comox. lb...... Miami Co pi »cr ...... J.-8 -7-4 Crow's Nest Coal ...... 82.08 Los Angeles, per crt...... M.P. declaring that France was ready If V. I. M. P. A...... National Lead ...... 13S-Î ,2.4'7 Douglas Channel...... 88|4 ■ Carrots, sack ...... 1.25 necessary to make further conces­ land to the Island. Choice Creamery ...... N. Y.. N. H A Hart. 21-4 II KiApIre Oil ...... 81% e .81% Beets, sack ...... 1.75 sions to the Turks was c ommunicated Cowlchan Creamery, per lb...... Saw York Central .... 95-4 44-1 Granby ...... 24.86 24.66 Turnip*, aack ...... 1.25# 1.50 Difficulties in C»M. Salt Spring, Ib...... Northern Pacific ...... 71-7 Great West Perm...... 46.66 Parsnips ...... 1.35# 1.50 to the delegations at LàUsAhne »hd "In considering an enterprise such Fraaer Valley, lb...... Nevada Cons, f-.pper .. 14-8 *4-3 Hemlock Uold ...... •• Parsley, local, per dos...... M.P. to London and Rome. How Lord Oleomargarine, per lb...... as the - Empress Hotel. B should be 1 enr.wylvanla R. R.. ■ . 47» 41-7 Howe Sound ...... 368 8.6S Cabbage ...... M.P. Curson came not to receive the note remembered that it is very easy to Making Money Grow Pure Lard, per lb...... Feeple's Gas...... • 68-7 Internat tonal Coal . .v.~r*------rr------Fruit la unknown, but the storm it has Kggs— Pressed Steel Car am*1* . ti . Indian Mines ...... 26 - Tomatoes. Imported ...... M.P. raised at Lausanne, of which there explain capital expenditures where RHAPS there are many thiings you would like to Ijocal. des...... Bananay. city ...... 7. .12 a permanent and direct return on the Pullets, dox...... Ray Cons. Mining .... 18-5 18-5 Nugget ...... 61% .61% are echoes here, la likely to cause buy—but you cannot affordi them now. Why not Republic Steel ...... 47-7 4. Pacific Coast Fire...... 8.56 Bananas, crated ...... IS Premier Poincare to come out in the investment can be guaranteed, but it P Sin Oil ...... 82-1 -»l-7 Banana*, per basket ...... #0 in not so easy to Justify expenditures gave up for them? ■^^■1 - B. C. Cream Cheese, per lb. nm^ ltamMer-Ca rihop ...... 66 Cranberries— open with a concrete statement of There is much personal satisfaction to be found in lav­ B C. Solids ...... :...... Southern Pacific ...... M-2 22? Silver Crest...... ('ape Cod. half-barrels, boxes France’s policy. when the returns are indirect, diffi­ Finest Ontario, solide, lb...... Southern Ry.. com...... 89 ‘ Spartan Oil ...... 68% -61 cult to estimate and to some extent ing money—one dollar grows to two—in a short time it is Studebaker Corpn...... 115-1 He-» Saoa etorm ...... •* Apple»—Okanagan, according to Peineare'a Purpose. Finest Ontario, twins, lb...... (-lose Sheffield...... 4. 47 Standard Lead ...... 26 .« grades and else— purely sentimental. Speaking In a five—then ten and so on—but if you are saving for a defin­ Fdam Dutch Cheese ...... The Texas Company .. 47-i 4/-6 Kunloch Mlr.ee ...... Grimes Golden .... "If Premier Poincare alms at a general way. I suggest that It is in­ ite object, you should open a bank account. Whilst the Couda Cheese, lb...... Tob. Prrd...... «4-4 74-4 Pvrf Inlet ...... -26 separate peace with Turkey. » second advisable. keeping your future in money is alarays there for you when you need it, there w Corgonzola ...... Union Pacific ...... 184-8 13J-4 Stewart Land . Winter Banana ,#e rupture with Great Britain, worse Imported Parmeson ...... I'tah Cooper 48-» t*1— Trojan Oil ...... 02% Delicious ...... 1.85< view, to place heavy burdens, in the i temptation to spend small sums—it iron quicker English Stilton, Jar ...... ‘ V. 8. In ! Alcohol Utility Oil ...... «1% than that of January 6. is inevitable." way of taxation, on any enlerprlse .... HM Spitzenberg ...... l.MN The Echo de Paris say a. __ | is safe from lose. You will find our Manager» and Stiltons, per lb...... £. Rubber ...... Whalen common Yellow Newtons...... 1.161 of that nature,” said Mr. Coleman. Staff willing to help you. Imported Roquefort ...... * 8. 8tyel. com...... 181 Whalen, pref. . . Apples - Local— The opinion generally expressed by Virginia Chem. ______21-1 . Wonderphone ... The Exact Status. Swiss Gruyere. bo^...... Weeterii Union ... r ('anada Remette ...... 1.69# 1.50 the morning papers inclines to the Fugle Brand Camembert, box...... Vabash R. R. *A*' ’ Bid Asked king» ...... 1.66# 1.2* belief that M. Poincare does not "Since our arrival I have had a THE ROYAL BANK Circle Brand Breakfast Cheese .... Will’-** Overland Dominion War Loan 1985 .8 M.«« 810*46 St ay men Wlnesaps ...... 1.7* really Intend to burn the last bridge number of questions put to me with Westinghouse Elec. «2-8 Dominion War Loan 1917 . 102 66 108.06 Fish. iee.se with Great Britain and that a separ­ respect to the Amusement Centre Allied Chem. A Dye ,. 78-4 Dominion War Loan 1*11 . es.tr Winter Nellie ...... Scheme. We should not like any OF CANADA Spring Salmon, red .. .15, 2 lb. for Phillips Petroleum .... 61 Dominion War Loan 1887 . 1)146 162.46 Vlvar of Wakefield l.iS8 'il ate French peace with Turkey la most Computing A Tab...... <4-4 Victory Loan 1923 ...... 16S.1» 161.86 Unlikely. plector to vote for the by-law under Spring Salmon, white ...... Ktar.dard Oil. Indiana. «8-8 Victory Loan 19/4 ...... 18S.46 161.46 Navels (according to else), a misapprehension. What the com­ 168 66 VICTORIA BRANCHES Smelts, lb...... Sears Riebuck ...... 85 Victory I-oan 1*27 ...... 102 60 _per case • V1L* • • • • 4 * 2* pany .has undertaken to do Is thor­ Bloaters, 2 lb#...... Am. Ship A Commerce 11-8 Victory" Loan 1M8 ...... 192.16 166.16 Marmalade, per box 168.86 SEPARATE PEACE oughly to investigate the possibilities 1101 Douglas St. Chicken Halibut, lb...... Union Oil ••• 14-1 VU-to.-y l,os* 1833 ...... 166.65 ' «M* »W malt Rd. rod Fillet*, per Ib...... Am. I.lnseed M-l. Victory Loan 1M4...... 162.46 VIRTUALLY OFFERED, of such a scheme, and to advise the THalibut ...... General Asphalt ...... 4X Victory I.oan*1W7 198.88 out according to sise 2.50# 9.00 City if. In the Judgment of the com­ Soles, lb. . v. . . . Kelly Springfield -----,. 44-jj Coca Cede ■ .-rr.-r.vtt • • rm-% ■ EXCHANGE r SU MMABT. Arisons -t.™.------SI. .»# «.00 SAYS NEWSPAPER pany's officers it would offer such Black Cod. WÜ ""’iTi 7 " ÏÏÏ '.. Columbia Uraphanhone •-’-l New York. Jen. S.—Foreign exchanges ('allfornla, per casé...... 5.2* possibilities in the way of attracting Skate, 2 for ...... *...... C. A N. W Ry •= Irr gular. Quotation» In cents Raisins— Çod ...... Great Britain—Demand. 484 % ; cables. Sunmaid, clusters, 20 Is .... 4.25 Special to The Tim»». additional traffic to the City, and to Kippers ...... Contln. Can...... l“l-2 Imported Malagas. 20s .. 6.76# 1.00 the hotel, as to warrant us in taking Fresh Herrings, 3 lbs...... Pam. Play. Laeky Corp. 84-2 444%; 48-day bills on banka. 4SI 7-18. London, Jan. 31.—The Daily News, I. Keystone Tire A Rvbber 9-4 France—Demand. 6.81%; cables. 6.91%. Nuts— M _ in an editorial, says: a financial Interest in tL Beyond i follchans. lb...... 20. 2 lb. for Nr.L Ename' ...... •< Holy—Demand. 4.11% ; cable». 4.71%. ds ...... 4*...... M.P. that we are not prepared to make any Smoked Black Cod ...... Nevnda Consolidated . . 14-3 Brsstls .17# .18 “The news which we have received Shell Flen. Martin Parry Corp. . . 2J-* Fllb_ Jberts ...... SI# ft from Paris is so grave that full commitment, but those Interested In Crabs ...... 1*. 20 to Pere Marquette ...... 84-1 Holland—Demand. 39.42; cabha. 89.4a. PI nonuts...... 22# M comment must be withheld until the the provision of such a Centre will. I Norway—Demand; 14.5*. Your Income Shrimps ...... %...... Endlcott Johnson ...... Walnuts. No. 1 Calif...... 22# .24 Information obtained by our diplo­ am confident, be quite prepared to Oysters in shell, dozen...... Transcontinental OH ■ 11-1 Sweden—Demand. 24.73. Walnuts, No. 5 Calif...... 22# have It considered on Its merits by From investments" depends not only upon present Olympia Oyttets^pim ...... Invlnt Ible Oil ,...... 8* Denmark—Demand. 19.1*. Chestnuts ...... 25# .27 matic correspondent is officially con­ White Motors ...... « , Switzerland—Demand. 11.45. — firmed. His etatemeht Is that in­ officers qualified by experience and yield, but future stability.■bUlty. It is. therefore.— — Im­ 1 uUlman Co...... ,....184-4 B pain—Demand. 16.66. Dates— knowledge of conditions elsewhere to portant that you have Information from trust­ Pork— Salr. bulk ...... If quiries made in official circles go to worthy sources concerning securities you contem­ Trimmed Loins ...... Pnc4flc Oil ...... 4Î-7 Greece—Bernard. 1.18. Dromedary. 29-10 os...... 7.0» bear out the admission in The Temps pass on it. Legs ...... 29 to Van American ...... *7*4 Poland—Demand. .8928. Camel. M-1» os...... 5.50 plate buying. We will gladly furnish reliable data .23 to Chandler Motors ...... 47-4 Csecho-Mevakta—Demand. 2.8». that at the eleventh hour France has “I should like to add that whether on currant market conditionsi and specific invest- Shoulder Roast...... llounton Oil ...... 73 Argentine—Demand. 37.8», Hallow*, hulk, new...... 12 virtually offered a separate peace to ment opportunities. Pure Perk Sausage...... Cubsn Cane Sugar .... 18-3 Brazil—Demand. 11.66. New Fard Dates, 12-lb boxes, the Turks. This decision Is made No 1 Steer Beef— I lervc Arr< w ...... 12-8 Montreal—81%. . per lb ...... 25# .27 Suet ...... »...... Retail Stores ...... ««-♦ Call m jiuy firm; high. 6; low 4% ; rul­ New Turban, «6-72. per case «.20 creditable by the clrcumatance of the Sirloin Steak ....,...... Stan. 04» of California. 64-7 ing rate. 4%: closing bid, 4%; offered at. New Turban, per dos. 1.50 dangerous and çoetly adventure BRITISH AMERICAN BOND Shoulder Steak ...... Rvpogle Sieel ...... *.. 85-1 last loan. 6. ^Sfcitfornla. packages, accord- which France has undertaken in the Pot Roasts ...... Royal Dutrli » • Call loans again* ta. eeptsness. 4. Ruhr. The argumen» appears to be Oven Rousts ...... 12 to Texas Pacific Ry...... 22-8 Time loans firm : mixed collateral. SI- tng to grade and else .. 2.20# 2.50 that her hands are now so full in CORPORATION, Ltd. Rump Roasts ...... 11 to fonde n ...... ■ • 54-1 90 days. 4%; 4-4 moatb*. 4%. Sunmaid. clusters. 12 2s .... «66 Vanadium ...... **-4 Prime commercial paper. 4% to 4% per Central Europe Jhat she must have F.W. Stevenson Building. 732 Pert Street Established l»0l Phones 318 3121 Rib Roasts ...... Pironibui g Car » *-* peace at any price elsewhere, and Round Steak ...... Middle Riaten fW...... 81-» Cent % fe % Porterhouse...... Texan Gulf Sulphur . . . <1 VICTORIA VICTORY ROND DAILY this is why the French Government, Choice Local Lamb— Montgomery Ward .... '1-7 PRICE LIST according to The Tempe, has ad­ STOCKS BONDS Shoulders ...... Midvale Steel ...... 27-2 For Jan. 31. 1928 dressed a note to Angora declaring .40 to Purs Oil ...... 37-1 Victory Usa •% Fee Ca*t. BREAK CUTS OFF that it le .prepared to leave its dele­ Legs ...... Mexican Sea bonrd November 1. 1M8 ...... 1 1811.68 ... *1-4 *1-2 *1-2 1014.96 gation at Lausanne as long as the WE OFFER. SUBJECT: Prime Local Mutton— (.«ilf Plates Steel . November 1. 1684 ...... !2îî"î2 Turks like to go on negotiating, or. ararma and oil Legs, per lb. % December 1. 1827 ••'•••• 1060.06 Shoulders, per lb. November 1, 198* ...... 1988.60 1666.66 If Iemet Pasha prefer», to follow him Loins, full, per lb...... November 1. 1*84 ...... ÎÎÎÎ'Î2 1614.66 round Europe or Asia and take In £2,945 Point Grey 4%% registered Bonds due 1961—payable In London CHICAGO GRAINS 1676.66 SOOKE WATER FLOW Fleur. December 1. 1*3...... at 77.66, to yield «%. Interest paid by cheque on London. After taking 1611.66 any spot agreed. Standard Grades. J9-lb. sack 2 10 UNCHANGED TO-DAY November 1. 1*82 ...... • 1821.96 loss on exchange into consideration these Bonds will yield 6.7685. Feed. War Vmmm » ___ The Meaning. 102 PEMBERTON BUILDING Per ton Per 106 December 1. 1925 ...... 1668.66 Engineer Rushes Gang to Re­ “If this ia really true, it means not Phene 342 ...152.00 12.70 (By Burdick Bros., Ltd.) October 1. 1911 ...... 1698.66 Wheat. No. 1 . March 1. 1*87 (payable In ^ only that the Allied front is broken . . 42 00 Chicago. Jen. 21—The grain market New York) ...... 1914.98 i934.9# pair Damage on Pipe Line at I^ausanne, but that it has received • ’.round Barley . .... 44 00 showed no disposition to move either way % % % a shattering blow in Europe. We The Royal Financial Corporation, Ltd. Ontn ...... 44 00 to-day and fins! prices were at about ... 48 00 opening levels. During the varly part of are quite aware that to charge a « and « Winch Building Phene 1340 Crushed Oats . Humpback Reservoir Holds betrayal to France would probably Whole Corn ...... 44.00 tne lay some liquidation was noticeable. A. I. CHRISTIE, Maneger Victoria Office Cracked Corn .., 48.00 Put near the close shorts were disposed to Montreal Stocks be replied to with an angry "Tu Feed Corn Meal ... 48 00 cover, peeelbh on account of the serious (By Burdick 1 Plenty for City’s Immedi­ quoque." but It )vou»d not meet the foreign Fltuatl*- Scratch Feed .,. ... 48.00 m*h Lew Close case. The refusal of the British Gov­ ... 2200 Wheat— Pell Telephone ...... ate Use Timothy Hay . Kept, ...... 109-7 19*1 1»*-4 ernment to be associated in the Ruhr Alfalfa Hay ...... 32.60 m ‘ 117-1 «« lli-l Brasilian Traction .. enterprise wae made openly on a Alfalfa Meal ... 48.00 May ...... 112 111-8 111-7 Can. Cement, com. . . We Own and Offer ... 20 00 July ...... 111-7 Cas. Car Fdy.. com. question of principle. The desertion Straw ...... >C<-rn — Css. 8. 8.. com...... Victoria was cut off from it* of France In the Near East comes .7. 30 00 Kept...... 78-7 73-1 72-4 ... 32 00 72-6 73 8 72-4 Do., pref ...... Sooke Lake water supply last like a thunderclap after her delega­ CANADIAN ? N * Meal May ...... 72-5 Cop*. M. A 8...... GOVERNMENT. PROVINCIAL, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION 60 00 July ...... It 73-1 Dorn. Textile ...... night by s break in the big con­ tion has been In full agreement C. N. Cake 48.00 Os la— - through many weeks of negotiations Uh" t...... «:«> 41 Lauren tide Co...... BONDS FOB INVESTMENT Poultry Mash Kept...... plvl h 4*-t crete flow line from Sooke Lake with the Allied policy toward the »mt Fmk IS May 42-1 Abltlbt Oil Cake July • • ^4S7Z ^ ^ Brompteo Paper .... to Humpback Reservoir, A re­ T^,lt<,ts hardly- necessary to empha­ Cottonseed Meal Montreal Poser .... pair g»ng was rushed to-day to . R. P. CLARK dfc CO., LTD. Ground Bone NEW YORK COTTON. Atlantic Rucar ...... sise the sinister possibilities of the Member. B. C. Bond Deelere1 Association (By Burdick : Ltd.) How>rd Smith■ ..... the point at which the break oc­ position thus created. Following a Can. Converters breakdown of the Lausannw Confer­ en F art Street, Victaria, E.C. Inwirene.Pbwie. ««00.3401 BOTH FRESH AND SALT. High Ix>w Close National Breweries curred, andfit ia expected that Dec. . r».o7 21.78 24.81 Royal Bank ence war wae in any case a possi­ Prefince of Ontario The attention of the United States March !.!;.... 2T.T7 27.77 27.19 2T.427 41f Prninat.e. Ltd...... the damage will be repaired by bility. It now becomes almost a cer­ ...... 27.83 27 27.81 Quebec Railway Geological Survey has been called to * Mky •• 27.18 27.1* tainty. The Turks are Jubilant." peculiar well In Ohio, ami hag caused an July •• ...... 37.57 -Ru#rd#n Paper to-morrow. , Oct...... 16.26 24.96 65*91 PkawtatgoH • ««•• •• fix< Late yeeterday City Enatneer F. investigation to be made It. It ap- Spanish River Pulti .. Last night the French delegation « that the well produces fresh »nd RAW advance on those of visit the mines and mills of the Bri­ AS the break Interrupted the flow, to do. i VOTE shall be pteerod to qeote you for the perchw or aale <* Govern - January, 1922. thfc toUl being 79.291.921. tannia Smelting Company ih British ns compared with $8.966.372 In the cor­ Area water would have collected In the ■ritieh Statement. ! «BznUUtton & Sun J VV nient end Municipal Bonds end high-grade Corporation Securities responding Ynonth of 1922. Columbia for their annual Spring syphon, end, freeslnr durlne the The statement from the British trip this year. The Britannia Smelt­ right, would have broken the pipe delegation wae ae follows: Berlin. J»n. SI —Hugo Stlnnes has KII.VKR ing Company, which le located about Itself, he explained. “A semi-official announcement ap­ (Eat.bll.hwl 1817) New York. Jan. 31—Foreign bar silver. repudiated the contract for construc­ fifty miles north of Vancouver, la There le plenty of water In the pearing this evening giving an al­ §4% ; Mexican dollars. 49%. tion work In the devastated area of the largest coc#er mine In Canada leged communication from the French BURDICK BROTHERS, LIMITED Humpback Reservoir U) maintain Bend Dealer. Direct Wires to An LmUMngltogm™;. Memlw, < a. C.^md Tendon Jan. 31- Bar rliver. 81%" ",d . “ " d,,,.,cu"' Lausanne is only part of a Series of Telephone M4t »" '“*• * * % Hundred, of carload, of bulldlns,------pour parler» leading to fresh negotla- I material have been »enl Into North- i will be made from March ft to >«arch however, to maintain a supply to NEW VOEK MO**. Books Harbor for the water tions and that the French Govern- 1 3®®®®®®®B®®®®B®®®®®SBHSB®È — Tnrk Jan. Sl.-r-RaW sugar, centrl- ern France under the movietone ef, 17 between the Winter and Spring ment is prepared to leave it» entire ill!- wnio* *M»ittm. »... t. the agreement ' I quartern. puny, he stated ^ ÎW- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 31,1923

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY MUTT AND JEFF (CopjrrigrPî 1*20. By H. Q. Fisher. (Continued) Jeff Breaks Up a Perfectly Chummy Chat Trade Mark Re*. In Canada.) COLLECTIONS /NOLÎ.SCTIONS anywhere. T. P Me- outre $e, prof cou* BMTHeR UOWTAMCRS, fo UK«r Connell- MercantileMer------A4 ne y. DAV BV DAX >N 5o»*V, JÊFF, Do Y»u K AJ eu/ ton Bld». AM b OAK BV DAX IM 10 NAke A UON tamer happy evew wax i'aa SucH A cHABAcrel» I eveev w*v uie'ee WHILC r'AA A GUChT eF "WiS cvvB PROF, But CARPET CLEANING GCTTING BOTTTR A LI6M TAMCR I 6CVTIMO werteg. MvTT, Do YOU KTAIOW «F A jt r Don'T MUTT SLAND Window and Carpet Çleanln* AAiD B*T ree 110M tamci? oF ucry low r*? WITH A DeFOR1v\eT> O*. Ut Fort. Phone 7412 or Ml * 1 and wçrre*: W.I H. Hughee. Hamilton-Ueach method. MCNTAUTV WHO MlWV BO *• MGWTAUTlf ,— lIDCD BY AUTO-suGGcsnoN 5u«è€, CEMENT -AND PLASTERING t’D GIV€ H ISA >vf Boon

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ENERAL enuhavek, si.n.u emtm G and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther. Green Block. 1214 Broad SL. opp. Colonist. 6* MOTO ENGRAVING ~r„i ««l»- Times Engraving Deparr- ment. Phon» 1999. »« FURRIERS FRED—Hlrh»et price for 2116 Uovernmert Street

FURNITURE MOVERS BOUT TO MOVE—If eo. gee Jeeves * Lamb Transfer Co. for hoawehold ItÆ»'l,“». Pecking. shipping er star- Office phone 16«7; night Z6«tl.. 212 4L. BN EILAT SERVICE TRANSPORT, TJt Y Jotraeon Street. Phone tl. or TtSlt* Lr « AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE- MISCELLANEOUS FURNISHED SUITES BOATS •irtmrt* Sails Sinus (Continued) (Conilnuad) HEAVY TRUCKING COMING EVENTS f'XLYMPIC APARTMENTS. 1120 May. 'IT LINDER grinding. OHXHON BROfl—Oene-al trucking and VICTORIA'S OLDEST L*K)r sale English baby buggy. Phone Advertising Phope No. 1090 DEALERS MASTERS MOTOR CO.. LTD.. vf ferairtif'furnished **flat”■ ------Phone 42*10------for (-> motorcar repair*, i builders' suppllea Pacific lime, pine­ ■ATMS POE CLAM IP USD ADVERTISING 6428R fill ■ Intment. Armstrong Broe.. U4 K ion Street. r Victoria"a Largest Used Car Dealers. ry cément. brick.jaand. gravel, etc. Phone Situations Vacant. Situations Wanted. T* TklGOONISMS—“Men belong to the type Offer some snappy buys for opening week, Avebury Street. on easy terms If desired. ^jlOR SALE—Steel guitar and gentle­ ’O small, furnished apartments, mod- increase your business by advertisings Articles for Sale. Loot or Pound, ate.. they associate with/; Dlggon'a. |QQK—CHEVROLET. 2-seater, In extra man* bicycle. Phone 4223L. jil-ll 1 fro per word per insertion. Contract rates printers, stationers an«l engravers, Ul| App4r 1027 Queen's Ave. in the want columns. HOTELS •u application. Government Street valentine Day. Fob Ill» CHEVROLET TOURING, cord tires, ^OR BALE—New fur motor rug -nz good running order and a find #OGK Tie advertisement for leas than lie. 14th—large atock of cards and novelties. ■!»*• CHEVROLET. »-water, (badger), twelve whele skins, heads PERSONAL. OTEL ALBANY, l»2l Government St. Minimum number of words. It. like new In every respect nd tails. «45. Box 9>S, Times. fi-u“ ' * FURNISHED ROOMS - Furnished bedrooms, hot end flUXI PHONE 426. Seven-paswnger -1»20 FORD. 6-water, In splen­ ter-Weekly rates, phone 74*94. In computing the number of word* la an 1 limousine or touring care for pe«(* 1»1« ST I'DEB AKER BIO SIX ROA1 ITEll. LVESTHOLME HOTEL—In addition to IHAMBER OP COMMERCE CAPE—In advertisement estimate groups of throe or n snappy buy. In perfect order. did condition. ►R SALE—Ons 22 h. p. return tubular Mas figuras as one word. Dollar marks and dings, etc. Special rates for shopping boiler, 11» I be. pressure; one 7% h. p. v v our transient buslnew we have a addition to our regular a la carts trips. Tourist Auto Livery, Lt-1. 8 -1»16 OVERLAND •*. In line I-speed motor; one 4 h. p. 1,400-speed few comfortable rooms, hot and cold witter, we wrve a dally 66c luncheon and OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING running order, good tires. »r; quantity of 1 7-ÎI shafting and telephone and «levator service. Very rea- 16c evening dinner. fS-IS Advei who no desire may have re- Strawberry Vale Hall. Thursday, i»i7 McLaughlin babt six LL classes of welding, oiy-acetylene an excellent buy. fit and |—NASH 4 touring car. absolute­ Economy Wet Wash Laundry, cor. ■onabla rates to permanent guests. >1 I rewed to a boa nt 1. 1.20-12.30. Perry's. orchestra. ly aa good as new. I Bay and John Street Phone 313». AM taking over the business of the and electric proc esses British Weld Admission IQc. RefreshinuniE, tng Co-. 126 Pembroke sl HWHMW BABT STX. •- _ I Junction Confectionery on February. Phons 2A1A4S 10« Is made Tor this wrvlce. ANCE—Monday, January 39, Caledonia mm-™* UNFUftNienro suites. 1st. and 1 wish to state that I will not be Birth Notices. »1.M per Insertion. 1»!» OVERLAND •**- TOURlHO. new seat In very good order. SALE—Choies responsible for any debts contracted by IT IRON, brass, steel and slut Hall, ».|0 to 11.20, under the auspices welding. H. Edwards. «34 Courtrc Card of Thanks and la Memeriam. Dof the Loyal Order of M'Sb»«*. Special Urea, top end varnish, and 4bK7K •1911 PORI). 6-water, Woollatt, 1014 St. Charles SL 8Y. 3-roomed flat, hot water. the Junction Confectionery up to that >9 per Insertion. Death and Funeral music. Free lead drinks. Gentlemen 60c. mechanically perfect ...... V») I *) did running erder. «rsiY. convenience, adults date. (Signed) L. Sutton.______f2-25 lot less. «1.19 for one Insertion. 12.69 for Street, Phone 71 T*O0M and board wanted by gentleman rames, after this date. 9xt. 62x1(6, *4x4. LICENSED EMBALMERS «6x4. «4x4. «4X4(9 and S7xS. In stock. ELLIS player-piano. Phone 4762. advertised car. and yet J19-II he’ll turn dei j^PROTT-SHAW BUSINESS INSTITUTE CHEVROLET P. B. ROADSTER. TILE CONTRACTOR 1«3S Quadra Street PACIFIC GARAGB. hand tdvertlslng on the ground —Course* Commercial stenography. 7E SPECIALIZE In tile setting, general clerical, higher accounting, collegiate pre­ 718 Tatea LOST AND FOUND «41 View Street. Phene SSI«. CHEVROLET F" TOU1tINO filing and placing Tom McDonald. 11*4 Crek, paratory. Civil Service. ***----- ”* SPECIAL— High-■grade piano. legitimate advertising Thomson Funeral Home write for nyllabue. IndlvU Ask for “Mr. Junkie, OST—In vicinity of Beacon Hill Park, ' lent •shape. OU*lduet Dbench, complete locally or In any part New Weller Bldg. New ►uplle will (Used). ■bpap. 718 Tatea. •liver Fluder of the world la our accepted each Monday for î?1000~MCLAÜOHL,N’ T'puMI('r phono 407«Y. J29-67 buelneea. WINDOW CLEANING each Tuesday for night school. A FEW CHOICE BUT* IN USED TRUCKS T OST—Go IId- wrist watch, Saturday. HSLAND WINDOW AND NEWTON CARPET 1919 TRUCK and body. In splendid order. -Li tween threet and six p. Finder CLEANING CO. M’OALL BROS. $l°00“McLAUOHLIN lHMacn- phone 1646L. Reward. J29-27 ADVERTISING Plonwr Firm V YOU DO NOT SEE what you are look- AGENCY. H. HUGHES Johnson Street, at Vancouver *trwL rVANTBD—School girl o assist with r,'v4w't‘.*‘"'’/'~“' $350 Conalderlng the condition of thaw ear*, lag for Advert iwd here, why not adver- OST— Saturday, Phone. »1» «nd tn.« -Li Capitol Theatre Advoetieement Writers and Advertising LUeTpM k- Directors of Sympathetic Funeral Service » » housework— -----andears care of children in 1911 CHASSIS, ge good aa they are exceptional value, and we are -Li Capitol Thai or Terry's, at Moderate Cost. return tor board and small salary, live in. making this offer to clow out our stock inda of readers will moot likely have brooch. Phone iilMi Contractor*. WOOD AND COAL Phone 3»S«L. . J21-11 $350 of uwd cars before the end of February. OST—PnrtlA nnd* yellow knitted scarf, •h and Mimeograph Circular Let- (Mrs. McCall In attendance If requwted.) Poatcarda Addressing. .Mailing, Phone St*. VVAKTBD—Houw parlor maid, apply 191S CHASSIS, marked te clear £ BEGO MOTOR CO.. LTD., il.» r^a^nablc price IJ on Fort StreAt. near Junction. Re- •uoted for Local, Dominion and T9 EST FIR CORD WOOD—Dry. 12-H-bieh. » > ISO Pemberton Road. Phon* 676. at ...... turn to 192« Richmond Are. . Foreign Publication*. ▼ D «8 cord; bark, »». Ridley A son*. $275 Phoneo 429* and ?1T View Street Phone 2 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS Suite 2«. Winch Bldg. Phone 1911 MONUMENTAL WORKS 1919 TRUCK and body, a good |RY CORD WOOD. 12 or 1«-Uk SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE ANTED—Kit of carpenter taels; state -Boarding- car at Terry'» Drug $325 what yeu have and price. Box in. Store, black purw containing sum of Boot fir stove wood at «7.7». \ W 09. Phone «974 or Belmont »: MORTIMER A SON—Stone and /“COMPETENT ■J29-19 •y end money order. Finder pleaw • mental work. «39 Courtaey bookkeeper would keep 1918 CHASSIS, with solid tires DO OK * '• Drug Store.j39 37 BUSINESS DIRECTORY r V 9*t Of booike and do collecting In and good motor ...... FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS 'ANTED—Old bicycles and pqrta, in any ON-SALT WA1 «pare time fc small -remuneration. Box Douglas and kindling, dry W.T.' condition. Victory Wreckage Cycle Phone 69«. >31, Time* « These trucks, judging 'from th« large hardware, etc. rk*. Phone 715. 611 Johnson Strwt. lJ Government, roll of >ra containing AeOINQ MACHINES tf-19 "DHlLLIPr STONE WORKS. 1692 Ealr- a I number of Inquiries we have received dur­ I caH at any addrew. ______tf-19 football result*. Phone— 1346 L. J39-37 Get health' A field Road. Phone «»*«; residence low prfeea to clear. Removal - sale. wealth, and wiadonT'Sr AGENT* WANTED. ing the past few days, will not last long. 61« Tatee Street. -- ew—' ~~* *" *“ ——1---- 1|y good eon- 'ANTED—Uwd tents; no objection to a OST—Briodle pup. white pawa end using the clansifled ads. ' **<•* Pleaw notify Ed. Ord. barber GENT. household The demand few holes. Victoria Tent Factory, )» Fb... U»|, «.!.», r.Mof» Ay.. op. Eaqaimalt Road. -* ------— Tf xou351-dp: SÜ r *wiy firriifw edvftmtwff adrer J0MES TUITION CARDS ===== 2977 Dunda* Str*rt W.re»t. Toronto, fl-13 rnwet. twa nve-doilar hill» and ART GLASS part to , buy. -V ether 4 and «-hole stove* from «Ik dollar bill. Wculd finder pleaw phone FLORISTS EN AND WOMEN té (ravel and ap­ inde of readers M- EDUCATIONAL pelai local representatives. Yearly NATIONAL. MOTOR CO.. LIMITED. FRED SMITH A CO . juat what you are looking for an# be glad tor s ART GLASS, leaded lights; II!» M 1. «II , r.Mnn.M, prie. OST—English setter, from 22«1 Lydia . » ~— * gtagad THE POSY SHOP guarantw «1.992 (weekly average of «2D zmm Phone 7671. C5HORTHANI) I J. MU Oan-L Cana. and exper.ee*. Write at once for particu­ Home of Ford la Victoria. Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers. 1 Street Finder pleaw phor.e 2991L tf-69 O mantelmerctal WbJaahjarta. Seccaeafel rraduate, lar». Winston Co., Dept. O. X.. Toronto. POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK etir^ ret ommendaUea. Tel. S7«. R A. Me Phene 1HL Rea Pheae 64961- «11 Tatea St. Phone «999 ______J21-13 OST—Qn -Saturday, between Empress BOOKS Member FT. DA. IlfANTBI)—General agent for non-tariff JERSEY DARRIN, milking, for sale Hotel and Oak Bay. fur neck piece. or exchange for a good beef IHN T. DEAVILLE. IUNSHINK LODGE.” College far Y< Fierai Designs on Short Notiea t > • automobile Insurance. Canadian \ Exchange, ybrary. tl* Fort St.0 Phone Ctttsena on Monday, Mete the Addrew—«IS PerL company: good wrvlce. good commission for E. M. Apperson, Hupmo- ^«ANAÔA PRIDE range, waterfront. wn« — 2«j«. Tlinea Ford and Chevrotai usual snap. «29. lk*o Stove Stow. A ■ evening dog show will be held at 121S HI------... - 69 Con Includes preparation for entrance end W. Frank Cameron, ÿ» rtew Strwt. 72« Yates Strwt* BUSINESS CHANCES. Don’t be land-^ooi Sell some of that Phone 1696. A OovA-nment St., by the Victoi la built on character itevelopmeat. profltab! through out clansl- BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES. |AN POUPARD, the fruh apwlallet, Kennel Club, Saturday. 27th (jot BUILDERS^i AND CONTRACTORS teworl method In kindergarten and jualof USED CAR VA LUI Dougla» Street, wlla good (rult McLean, Vancouver). Entries taker. till 7. «969—------DÔbGIIE Touring, overhauled and in ' »«*, and not neoeewt, .v A NTTHINO building repairs. R SALE—Gent’s bicycle. In good -A genuine Victoria product, will pedigreed. A phone 17! laiiwngm.lallwright. condition, «27 cash. Box 996, Time*. best of shape. Information Secretary, 7S49L. Roofing a specialty. ■gLlLTB! LOOQES -FORD Sedan. Like new and Equip­ DUS^rproof almost anything, charge* J29-33 Thirkell. ped with ten extra*. A better buy a Call and we ua Duco, 415 NOW I* THE TIME. safaA YAOURT VICTORIA. A. O. P.—Meets tiret Cc-urrr.ey, ■ mu SALE—On* dark " Cornish I EN YOU WANT THE WORE WELL MUSIC V end third Wednesday A O.JF. Hall. TIMBER 1699—1»29 CHEVROLET Touring. kerel, 65 cacti: several /CAPABLE executive, active and eaer- DONE, have C. H. >R SALE—Arcadian range and Evening hens and pullet*. «« each. »#«« Aljmny C ^tfc f McMillan. «996—HVPMOBILE Touring. ThM la a getlc, first-claw education and per­ tractor and builder. de IL Phone I4Tk A DVAMCBD miMBER TRACTS for sale, any elw. Call special price for one week only. Star condlUoa Phone 22«6R. elementary violin tul- Phone «419X. sonality. considerable technical knowledge, m3»-»» lion, Sp 6 on ua for particulars. Ryan. McIn­ 6299—OVERLAND Touring. Starter, has about «6.999 with service» to put Into Drury Pry ce. 1241 electric light» and good Urea Run» C3BKE nt. r. riRTRDALE CO, manuiacturore tosh Timber 4 Belinant^qj^ a-wound, wall-established, local concern, — like A watch. ------•*"** ^ showing good- profita and prom lain g: future. HST m» *: K YOU DO NOT SEE wliat you are look Alw two Ford Touring», priced light. 1912 N< IMBER—Small tracte of four to alx furnRure. Phone 7I99Y1. If Interested, write for Interview and ^ r»'k «-(f piano and \ Ing for advertised here, why not adver- A. E HUMPHRIES MOTORS, LTD.. Maple Street. F YOU DO NOT SEE what you are look- further particulars to Box »1«, Time». f3-«S tlee your want? T million feet of Crown granted timber Phone 479. Corner View end AT ancou ver Sts. Ing for advertised hfre. why not ad ver- CHIMNEY SWEEP will moot likely for sale, alw ties and mine prooa on Egat •R SALE—Dandy brick-lined heater. tlae your waat? Someone amoi it the eNOINBBRINO just what you looking- for and be Coast of V. 1. on the railway and clow to MeClary. 4-hole gaa W. HEARN, the clean tidewater. Pranco-Canadlan Co., Ltd.. 119 Classified ads are thy city's motive. map. C lea nit- gas hot pli all la aplei just what you are looking for and he new, punctuality. UTVDBNTS Melmeat Hoege, Victoria. H. C. Phone 49791 •1-6*41O W. O. R VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WED OTJSDAy’ JANUARY, 31,1923 17 REAL ESTATE-HOUSES. LOTS, ACREAGE. DAIRY. FMI mdCBICHEN RANCHESfohSALE

A NEAT I.ITTI.E HOME BRETT • Kit, LTD- NKAH THE GOMiE. mo WANTS THESE? DtNFOBD’S EXCHANGE KPEC1ALF. •> ROOMS AND PANTRY, well laid eut OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE «23 Peri Street. ] T/’ERT ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM BUNOA- 1. CLEAR UTLE to very fins Victoria V *"<* clegn a* can be. open fireplace, CASH, balance $3» e month, Y LOW. newly decorated throughout, home, eight or nine rooms, acre of $500 secures you DANDY HOME. 4- all built-in features.- beamed end panel­ grounds.- to trade on farm In Moos# city water and electric light; rood else THIS I» 1'OCk CALL Reel Estate. FI uncial eed la rooms, near 8t. Margaret s School : every loi. neatly' fenced ; chick* n house; about Ageete. led. good lot. garage, first -class residential Jaw or Regina districts. Will assume. PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., LTD 12 good fruit trees, also small fruits;, very »•* cash Aim nil fuAiici like modern cesvenience. Price 33.000. district, close to car. Price fdr quick L IMPROVED ACREAGE on Melbourne low tasse; close to car and park, ♦rice ttXlUl CASH end 320 a month gives you sale. 33.350. Eeey terme can be arranged. Boulevard to trade for home in the city. only 31.600. WvUV 3-reamed home, modern con- A splendid proposition. venlence^ Burnside Reed.. Pries 31.500, HAVE YOU 93.173 CASH? I )KBP COVE WATERFRONT—Large FTIHOllOlIaHLT MODERN AND AT ®1 ÛAA—COTTAOE BUNGALOW ef « 8. WILL PAY ÛA8H with clear deed to J ' lot In good section. Price only 3848 ■*- TRAOT'rB riVB - ROOMED W-LOW rooms, bath sad toilet, with­ A. A. MKHABBT. Okanagan properties, for acreag* close cash. BUNGALOW. It has entrance to Victoria. IF SO. READ THIS in half, block of car. J* STEEL REALTY. LTD.. §44 Fort ft. 4M-» Heyward Black. 4. VICTORIA BUNGALOW with two lots, f ACRES WITH MODERN POWER A Mcl-.AICiHI.IX nail, cloak room, living room with is recently pointed clear deed to trade for Vancouver home. •earned celling, sliding doors to first-class condition BUNGALOW OVERLOOKING (lining room which has attractive Plaster throughout- In excel- _FULLY — ------MODERN -REM------I-BUNG~„.^ALOW AL open fireplace, two bedracms do»» ....lent shape . . (Entrance kalL 5. 48 ACRES on the Fraser Rl.er, near I* leaving the city In a few wt-eke add la EXTRAORDINARY HARtiAlN up .n cream enamel, large clothe» Port Hammond, clear deed, to trade for ------jeln hhLhoWe^ for a^qulck sale. The ; PATRICIA BAY, fine living room, large kitchen "•"I *u evil. Wellwen andanu good.roou What are their heads Ot« very nm in­ smalt curtsy#. A gnod chance *to get a ptdrrrty Two six-room boueee, witlv full plumb closet off .each, separate bxth and / *nd pantry, 2 bedrooms end they—what le your professlei" i—what can stant they want the particular thing you well located piece of Mainland' acreage.----sood"* —residential* dlatrlet. on ?ar line, handy toilet, kitchen and scullery With 3-piece bathroom, large fenced you do for' the people In this community? can and will do for them. This news­ to good school and close to the aea. The Ing. choice lot, close to Beacon, Hill the ueuxltriiullt-ln features; full lot, eleetrle light, etc. Terms. Toll them In aa advertisement.advertlaeme Keen It paper reaches the people who will need houee bee Just been repainted and dec­ choicest beauty spots on the Saanich Park, one block from Dallas Road. Price rixed cement basement, double |3t9 cash end 115 per month, Peninsula- I-and |* all «under cultivation, hoarded and piped for furnace; with interest et 7 per cent. orated and la now in first class condition. with a portion laid out in iawna. flower 91,500 the two. Terms. good 'sized lot; taxes only 131.41; ...... There la a complete five-roomed suite beds. etc. Number of fruit trees and all workshop and chicken house; down stair*. Including hathroDm and two kinds of email fruits. Good chicken J. GREENWOOD. splendid garden. Price for hn large bedrooms; upstairs there are three house. The bungalow la a. modern one. 1233 Government Street. mediate sale- has been reduced U Her Stby* smallerr hedrdoma.cipiiromn», eachricn W|wl:h ,n separateerpei For an exclusive nutiui baa. home (hie I1.IO, on terms of 1300 cash and "It Is not true that my husband clothes finest; The living rooms aye rich*r place, camuit be beaten. Let uf show It le ♦he balance tn monthly metal- drinks. 1 put him to bed every ly panelled and beamed, end have eev'varal you. Price reasonable and terme vae be lr.ents. This Is a genuine oargalu. convenient built-in feature»,_lures, buffet, beok-h arranged. Call at this office for further par­ night at 9 o’clock,” explained a wo- .G. WELLS caaea. etc. There la a large out granite man at Marylebone County Court. fireplace. The electrical fixtures are all ticulars and tea photo. of the very beat and add gfbatly to the FAMOUS handeorrie1 appearance of the Interior of PROFESSIONAL CARDS P. K. BROWN A SONS, the house. The bsaement te fully cement­ CORPORATION. OF THE CITY OF ed end cedar lined, plenty of 1 eadroom 6's ACRES WITH lilt Breed Street. Phene 11 VICTORIA, B. C. and absolutely dry at all .Imee of the BARRISTERS year; stationary waah tube with hot and MODERN BUNGALOW utlineshistory cold water, as well an DUNLOP A FOOT. REFERENDUM — GREATER O FACING ELK LAKE Banisters, ttettcttors. Notaries, ete. tenders Wanted. EXCELLENT HOT AIR FURNACE Members of NOVA SCOTIA. MANITOBA. VICTORIA WATER ThoJRomajvoo of Mother Eorth, There Is a large level loL all fenced end fTHK land I* exceptionally good for ta le» ALBERTA end B. ti BARS. Offers will be received by the under laid eat in attractive lawn and garden; 1. It'J «tniwherrjes afld - • Phone 315. Signed on behalf of the Municipal DISTRICT ACT an kinds of small fruits, bulbs and flow­ Good barn and garage. About 2 ** acres 312-3 »aywsrd Bldg.. Victoria. B. C Council of thf City of Victoria up to II ‘ TODAYS INSTALMENT NO. 122 ers; a 114-foot cement sidewalk encircles are In strawberries, loganberries, etc The ‘k neonA Monday, February 3th, Whereas under the "Greater Victoria the house, as well as a cement runway ten bungalow he# thr-e l«e er- large CHIROPRACTORS for thsAurchafe of Lots_8, Block Water District Act" U 1» requisite for SPLENDID NEW GARAGE living room with open fireplace, bathroom, , North Dallas' Road. kitchen and full else basement. Two the Council to submit to the etectoi v of Well built and with cement floor. Thle large verandas, water tank, pump, engine, COLLIER. D.C., Ph.C . end ISABEL tree”!1 and St.H. La- the City of Victoria qualified to vote on THE ROMAN EMPIRE property has other features too many to K • O. COLLIER. DC.. Palmer Hrhoel: »ney by-laws a referendum on the mtlon. and la an absolute gift at only etc. Reasonable price and good terra* consultation freo; literature on reque" W. O. CAMERON, question hereinafter set forth; The Oetberieg ef the BsrtwiimrWave ONLY 83,473 IF SOLD AT ONCE tftt-1* Pemberton Building. Phone 8H ^ City Land Commissioner. ------—* -- *14. City HaH. Victoria B. C.. Jan- 31.1129. *iun- W# have already noted how Alexan­ fourth and fifth centuries the weather 82,171 cash and balance on good mortgage. the der the Great came to one side of the grew drier and the grass became scanty Ne Telephone Inquiries Will Be Considered DETECTIVES the barrier between central and western and the nomads stirred afresh. B. C. LAND 4 INVESTMENT AGENCY. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT Asia tn »St B.C. High among themqun- But tt Is interesting to note that In VLNERTON * MUHC.RAYE PPHE WESTERN PRIVATE DETECTIVE Public notice la therefore hereby of the Turkestan a lake preserves Problems in History ‘.he onenlng century ef the Christian era i Fert Street LIMITED. / AOENCT. 22-.J Board of Trade Bldg. OF SAANICH. that on the 19th day of February, *‘S£ ame. Indeed, so living le the tra­ the Chinese empire was strong enough Victoria, fl. C. Day and night. Phone »1« the vote of ths municipal electors ef the dition of hie great raid that almost any Do Yen Kaow— to expel and push off from Itself the OBBATia VICTORIA WATER City of Victoria qualified to vdto on stone min In central Asia is still aa-. surplus of this Mongolian nomadism to 9ft OeveiMoat fit. Phone 139 ------money by-laws will be taken by way of Willed to “Iskander." YVhat armies -fought for psoeiw Che north of it which presently con­ MATERNITY HOME DISTRICT REFERENDUM. a referendum by ballot on the question; After this brief glimpse, the light of •Ion of the River Rhine In Eur­ quered north Indie and gathered fqrce “Are you In favor of the creation of the history upon this region fades again, ope In the year 273 A.D. ? and mingled with Aryan nomadism, and • T3EACHCROPT NURSING HOME.” 743 Greater Victoria Water District 7” and when It become^brlght once more fell at laat like an avalgnch* upon the Cook. Mrs. E. Johnson. C. M. B PUBLIC NOTICE la h-rel» given And voters are required te answer the weak-becked Roman empire. Phono 2733. fff.fj that the vote of the Electors who are same by marking a cross (X) en their It le on the eastern and not upon the Do You Know—- qualified to vote on By-laws will be western side. Far away to the east Shi Which of the Germanic tribes, ths Before we go on to tell of the blows and ox-wagon people who took to the iss LEONARD S MATERNITY HOME, ballots within the eeuere containing the Hwang-ti had routed the Hune and Franks, the Goths, the Alamwnl, .that now began to fall upon the Roman Murdoch. Bowden and Foot! comprise taken on Saturday, February 10. IMS, word "Yee,“ er within the squire con­ horse, later. The Hunnlsh peoples had the committee. Any comrades who M- 15»7 _ Frmwood Road. Phone ZMC. on the question : taining the word “Ne” (es the case may walled them out of China proper. • played the biggest part in the empire.and of the efforts of one or two grown up with thw horse. Somewhere Terme moderate. “ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF THE A portion of these people remained overthrow of the Roman empire ? great men to arrest the collapse, we shout 1,200 or 1.000 years B. G. they be­ cannot serve on this committee please ATKRX1TY caaes taken In hoi CREATION OF THE GREATER VIC­ hat the place at which the polls for in the hurtle of Chiina. a remnant which may say a few words about the habits gan to ride the horae. The bit. the notify secretary, phone 3777. ST terms moderate. Phone 344I1L TORIA WATER DISTRICT?*' the said vote shall be opened and tho was destined to amalgamate with Chi­ Answers in to-morrow's install­ end quality of these westward-drifting eadrtla. the ailmip. fhéee aye not prlmi-. ______flt-t> Raid vote will be taken between the rote of the said electors token shall be nee# life under the Hune, but e consid­ ment of H. G. Welle' “Outline ef barbaric Mongolian peoples who were live, things, but they are necessary If A public meeting w^ll be held in hours of 9 o’clock a. m. and 7 p m , at the building known as 1100 Government erable section hod turned westward and Hjfltery.” pow spreading from the limits of China man and horse are to keep going for Marigold HaH to-molrow evening the following places; For the First Ward, Street, corner of Johnson Street, In the 'second and first centuries B.C.J* driven towards the Black and Baltic long stretches- It la well to bear In DENTISTS at Cedar Hill Hchool. Cédât' Hill Cross before them a kindred people called the for the purpose of continuing the City of Victoria, end one or moie poll­ A Maligned Race. mind how modern a thing is riding. discussion of the Greater Victoria, toad; for the Second Ward, at Tolmie ing booth* whall he established ah<| Yueh-Cbl, driving them from the eaot- Caspian. In a century or so all the It Is still the European custom to fol­ Altogether man has not been In the raser, dr. W. F.. 241-3 Stebert h-lmary School, on the south side of ern to the western extremity of the t-addle for much more than three thous­ Water Act. At a recent public meet­ Pease Block. .maintained therein for the said purpose. country known as Western Turkestan low the lead of the Roman writers and F Phone 4204. office, 0.30 l’olesklne Road: for the Third Ward, at Given under my hand at Vlctoi ia, Kuen Lun. and at last right over the was "Mongolised," and so it remains write of three Huns and their associates and years. We have already noted the ing there a committee of twelve was Hf-40 The Hall, Tyndall Avenue. Gordon Head; British Columbia, this 30th day of Janu­ harriers to the once Aryan region of to this day A second great thrust by as of something Incredibly destructive giadual appearance of the war-chariot, appointed to Investigate the act and 1 or the Fourth Ward, at the Women's ary, 1923. western Turkestan. China began about 75 A.D. and accel­ the mounted man, and finally of dis­ TXR. J. P. SHUTS. Dentist. Office. No. Institute Hall, corner Marlgvld Road and cruel But such accounts as we to report upon It. The committee’s j^_2®^Pem^rtonBld^Phon^lOL 40 WM. ECOWCROFT. These Yueh-Cht conquered the slight­ erated the westward drift of the no­ have from the Romans were written 1n ciplined cavalry In this history: It was and Jasmine Avenue; for the Fifth ly Hellenlsed kingdom of Bactrta and mads. in 102. Pan Chau, a Chinese from the Mongolian regions A Asia that finding will be presented at the meet­ Ward, at Royal Oak School, pear the Returning Officer. periods of panic, and the Roman could ing. mixed with Aryan people there. Later general, was sending explorers from ills lie about hie enemies with a freedom these things came. PHYSICIANS . unction of the Bast and West Heanich on these Yueh-Cht became or were advanced camp upqn tne Caspian (or, Roads; for the Sixth Ward, at the Tern­ ar.d vigor that must arouse the env Mongolian csf»4ivrti IN THE SUPREME COURT OF m«treed with Aryan elements into a as seme » m h r-rlt ff 1"lThe" “ * ;-nrOfTT t1m-'mralern propagandist. moel ing..^d..44*a R. DAVID ANGUS—Women’s disorders ie ranee Hall. East Saanich Road; for people called the Indo-8cythlana. who Oulf) to Jearn particulars of the Roman ■ tn Central Aai*a"go~ specialty; 35 years' experience. Suite he Seventh Ward, aJ the Tllltoum BRITISH COLUMBIA. J talk of “Punic faith" hh a - rather in the saddle than on their pro- seriea of whist drives and sociale will D «rent on down the Khyber Pass and power. But their reports decided Him word for perfidy, while committing the be held at Luxton Hall on Baturday Pentagon Bldg., Third and University. School; on Albina Street and Orillia conquered northern portions of India not to proceed. per feet. Says Ratael. "Strong, long- Street, near Burnside Road. In the Matter of the Estate ef Mary as far aa Benares (190-150 A IM. wip­ rr.ost abominable treacheries against necked horses are found In enormoûs next. Good prizes will be given. Tho By trie first cenfury A.D nhmadte Carthage and his railing accusations of numbers on the steppes For Mongols Voters are required to answer the Jane Ede, Deceased, ing out the last vestlg*» of Hellenic Mongolian peoples were In evidence up­ systematic cruelty against this people Plano Fund Committee have an in­ U.S. LEGAL quest lob by marking the ballot In the and rule In India. This big splash-over of on the eastern boundaries of Europe, and Turcomans riding is not a luxury, teresting report to make, and ar­ following manner: If in favor by mark­ the Mongolian races westward was or that were usually the prelude and even the Mongol shepherd* tend their In the Matter of the “Administration already greatly mixed with Nordic no­ excuse for some frightful massacre or flocks on horseback. Children are taught rangements • for the big dance, to OSEPH MITCHELL DONOVAN. Attor- ing a cross (“X”) WITHIN THE Act." probably not the first of such splashes, mads and with uprooted Nordic ele­ enslavement or robbery on his own part. be held on Feb. 9, will be discussed, nay and counsellor. Sioux Falla South SQUARE containing the word “TIES.” but it Is the first recorded splash. ments from the Caspian-Pamir region. to ride In early youth; and the boy of J and If against by marking a or Notice------Is hereby- given thiiat under an lwt1flcatlolte * modern P®***011 for eelf- three years old often takes his first therefore a large attendance is de­ Order granted by the Honorable Lacquer and Jade for Europe. There were Hunnlsh peoples established ("X ’) WITHIN THE SQUARE c. . ... ______norable M.\ between the Caspian Sea and tne Urals. ridlt-g-lenKcn on a safe child's saddle sired. taining the word “NO” (aa the c ustice Gregory, dated the 12th day of In the rear of the Yueh-Chi were the West of them were the Alans prob­ We must, remember that these ac­ and makes quick progrès»." may be). jJanuary.f A. ‘ ~D. *1923,— 'I the undersigned," * Huns, and In the rear of the Hune and counts of the savagery and frightfulness It is Impossible to suppose that the mas appointed Administrator of the turning them now northward was the ably also a Mongolian people with th« °f the Huns came from a people whose Hun* and the Alans couid have differed Ward One Liberal Association will Dated at Royal Oak. B. C . this 21th Estate of the above named deceased, Nordic elements; they had fought hold a social and ddnee In the Liberal day of January, «1921. vigorous Hans dynasty of China. In against Pompey the Great when he waa chief amusement was gladiatorial very widely in character from the with the will annexed. All parties hav­ the reign of the great eat of the Han shows, and whose chief method of deal­ present nomads of the steppe regions, Club headquarters Monday evening, R. R. F. SEWELL, ing claims against, th# eeld Estate are in Armenia In 35 B.C. These were as ing with Insurrection and sedition was monarch. Wu-Ti (140-83 B.C.). the yet the fuithest westward peoples of the and nearly all observers ere agreed in February 5 at 8.16 p. m. A good pro- , Returning Officer. requested to -forward particulars of lluns had been driven northward out railing the offender to a cross to die. describing these letter as open and gramme of events have been pre­ same to me on or before the 21th day of vt tht whole of eastern Turkestan or new Mongolian advance, and they made From first to last the Roman Hmptre leasant people They are thoroughly SUBSCRIBERS February, A. D. 1923, and all parties In­ no further westward push until the pared. Ward One will be the host of subjugated, the Tarim basin swarmed foukth century A.D. To the northwest must have killed hundreds of thousands ones land free-spirited. debted to the sold Estate are required with Chinese settlers, and caravane of men in that way \ large portion of K “The character of the herdsmen of the Esquimau Association, and also to pay such Indebtedness to me forth­ ♦ he Flinns, a Mongolian people, had It Is the desire of GREATER VICTORIA were going over westward with silk long been established as far west as the population of this empire that could Central Asia,” says Ratael. “when un­ extend an Invitation to members ’of with. and lacquer and Jade to trade for the complain of the barbarism of Its annall- adulterated, is ponderous tlqtaiencf, other partis. Dated at Victoria- B. C., thia 59th the Baltic. 4». v The Victoria Dally Times WATER DISTRICT ACT” gold and silver of Armenia and Rome. Tne COmlng of the Goths. ants consisted of slaves subject prac­ frankness, rough good-nature, pride, day of January. A. D. 1912 The epaeh-over of the Yetifi-Chl Is tically to almost any lust or caprice at hut also indolence. Irritability, and a to give Its subscribers sa R. L. COX, recorded, but it Is fairly evident that West of the Huns, beyond the Don, the hands of their owner*. It is well to tendency to vindictiveness. Their fats* On Thursday evening the Victoria NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVBN that for Official Administrator. much westward movement of sections there were purely Nordic tribes, the bear these facts In mind before we •'how a considerable share of frankness Women’s Institute will entertain tha Al delivery service. the purpose of revising the hot of vot­ Of the Hunrleh peoples Is net recorded. Goths. These Goths had spread south­ mourn the swamping of the Roman Em­ combined with amusing naivete patients at the Tubercular Ward. Ju­ From 290 B.C. to 2W A.IX. the Chlne.-e eastward from their region of origin in pire by the barberions as though It was If your newspaper le net ers for the unorganised Districts of Their courage Is rather a sudden blase bilee Hospital, with « concert and North Saanich, Esquimau. Highland. THE CORPORATION OP THB TOWN. Empire maintained a hard, resolute, ad­ Scandinavia. They were a Teutonic an extinction of all that Is fine In life of ptfgnaclty than cold boldness. Re­ refreshments. The following artists Coldstream, Metctvosln. Otter and Booke, vancing front townr<>s nomadism, ant by ell that Is black and ugly. ligious fanstlclsm they have none, lion- delivered in a reasonable SHIP OF ESQUIMALT. the surplus of the nomads drifted •fltese Got he continued to move south­ The facts seem to be that the Hunlsh have kindly consented to take part: 11 lying within the area of the Greeter eastward across Russia, using the riv­ pltality is universel." This Is not the Miss Stella Burlton. Miss Besglg time after publication, Ictorla Water District. I shall hold a steadily west. There was no such set­ peoples were the eastern equivalent of entirely disagreeable picture. Their Court of Revision at the times and tling down behind a final frontier on ers and never forgetting their Baltic ♦ he primitive Aryans, and that, in spite personal bearing, he says further. Is Jones. Mro. W. D. Tod t referendum by ballot on the question, “singing arrows" that destroyed the per. During the first century there was gift for all peoples destined to political on that account, that they were primi­ the “hard timea" dance which le be­ Saturday, 3rd February. 1923—Ber- ‘Are you in favor of the creation of the army of Cragsus came, it would seem, quiescence over the greet plains but predominance. tolerant assimilation. CIRCULATION quist Half, Sidney, from 10 4. m. to 4 Greater Victoria Water District?“ and tive barbarians, and that their state of ing given by the Esquimau branch originally from the Altai and the Thlen population was accumulating and the They came rather later In time, and life waa at the level from which the DEPARTMENT P Monday. 6th February, 1923—Books voters are required to answer the seme tribes wpre fermenting. The second and ♦heir nomadic life was more highly de­ of the Ladles’ Guild for Sailors at the by marking a cross een la harbored. Applications to be In sealed envelope A social and danoe ban been arranged loaned by the University of Alberta, L. B. GOWER plainly endorsed “Application.” at the Liberal Club headquarter» on and Include pictures of Biblical Collector (ELL, Monday at which the hosts. Word One manuscript of the early centuries and Empress Hotel By-Laws C. M. Association, will entertain members of the first printed Bible. Other slides Royal Oak. B. C. the Esquimau Liberal Association. will be shown In sequence depicting Members from other Ward Ass-k huions CORPORATION OF DISTRICT OF are invited. the gradual changes and develop­ SAANICH. The Cltlsens’ Committee Interested In ment of the early manuscript to the the passage of the above By-laws has Revised Version of to-day. Mr, Publie Notice Re Lights. established Committee Rooms at No. FUNERAL NOTICE. establishment will meet at the Vefei Huxtable will operate the lantern. 1411 Government Street. Westholine The Worthy Matron of Queen City of France on Thursday at 8 p. m. The Warning la hereby given that the Block Chapter, No. 5. order Eastern Star, following members are requested to at­ JAMES ISLAnITnEWS • regulations In regard to lights on All property owners, who alone have tend; W. C. Winkle. W. B. Hhnw, Col. bicycles and carts are to be strictly the right to vote, are urged to look Into requests the officers and m-mbero to Urquhnrt. D Fyvle. Dr W. Bapty. Col. enforced, aqd that any person not obey­ the merits of this question. attend the funeral service of our late dieter. Alice C. McDonald, to be held W. N Wln.br, J. fevm. W. Hurni. Special to The Times ing said reflations is liable to prosecu­ A vote for the By-Ikwe would seem st bands Funeral Parlors on Thurs­ tion. to be a vote for Victoria. James la’and—Miss Jean Wallace By order of the Police' Commissioner. Cars for the dev will be appreciated. day, February 1, at 2.30 p. m. A whist drive will he held in R. R. F. SEEWELL, Phones 1944 and 1947. MARY M. AUSTIN. Secretary. Marigold Hall, Friday, February i, has returned to her home in Victoria /ActingActing Clerk. CITIZENS' COMMITTEE. commencing at 8 o’clock. A good after visiting her sister. Mrs. W. time is assured by ill who attend. Bond, for ten days. Mr. K Cooper, who visited in Van­ D. W. Poupard will speak on Wed­ couver for several days, has returned nesday at 8 p.m. in the Campbell home. BRINGING UP FATHER—BY GEO. McMANUS Bldg., before the psychology class on Mr. E. Elklngton. of Victoria* spent "Art. Its Rotation to Uft" * lairt Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dakin. 1 WONDER «Ft HAVE too re here so: ' I'LL JOLLT SAT- WHERE DO TOO NO-AND I'M NOT *------The Overseas Club will hold its Mr. R. J. Whalley. of New West­ •TO 'WAIT AU. OAT AT LAW* »CX THAT WELL ATTTNC THINK TOO ARECOIN' CO\N A-FONen.aa_-? -FlSte-eVYHEilRT- mm**.*e*»e*v Honed thWfcU >♦» * «tvU auaadraa vmm'Mrr* of members. Mr*. W. Rivers. Mrs. A. J. Dakin, Mrs. N. Moore. Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm. stead of the usual drill, a meeting of Mrs. J. Van Norman. Miss E. Brad­ other ranks. No. 1 Company. Htn ley and Mr. E. Rivers went Into tows C.M.U. Brigade, will be held in the on Monday evening ind attended tk> Men’s Recreation Room. New Drill performance of "The Bat. * Hall, at which all are requested to Master Jim Bond was a visiter SB attend. Victoria for last week-end. Miss Flo Rivers spent a very en­ The 6L Michael’s Canadian girls In joyable week’s holiday in Vancouver^ training will hold a social evening tn She has returned home. the Margery Ltttler Hall at 8 o’clock A very jolly informal dance was on Friday. February 2, 1938. There held last Baturtiay in the assembly will be frames and a short programme hall. Although only very few people consisting of a dialogue. Highland wen- present everyone had a good Ming, songs and recitations. Re­ time. The music was supplied by the freshments will bo served. local three-piece X-L^erstra. The CWmmittee on General Re- Ah actress Is suing a dentist eatatflhFhment ' Wnd other matters t20,tmfr for an aliafred bffn meet In the O.W.ViA. clut> rooms, on her teeth. This is the © I «13 wr Monday, Wednesday and Friday at thing to losing the family Jewels, ! 5 p.m. Comrades Stone, Brown, publicity purposes.—Detroit — Brooker. McVle. D. M. Campbell. VICTORIA DAILY TIMK8, WED NKSUAV, JANUARY, 31, W23 A 10-minute talk on which may make you ten years younger It is a practically universal law of Nature that any muscle or organ which is not exercised regularly, sooner or later gives trouble. Yet we neglect the very ones on which health and life depend!

TVTlNETEEN years ago Mctchnikoff, famous scien- is true, but they do it by nervous irritation. That is Gently, regularly, they re­ tist at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, startled the not exercise. Each time it happeqp, it leaves the spond—easily and naturally medical world with his announcement that in the muscles weaker than before. _ ~ the waste is moved along and out of your system! human colon lay the secret of The only way to relieve life and health. constipation permanently is by Your own physician will The colon, or large intestine, giving these muscles natural, heartily endorse this prin­ •»•***; : ,(? is a hollow tube about four feet healthy exercise. ciple of regularly exercising long, equipped with rings of mus­ You can take your choice : the intestinal muscles as the

cles like a set of clamps. By con­ either treacherous drugs which only way to relieve consti­ tracting one after the other, these only make matters worse, or nat­ pation and all its evils. You couldn’t run a race muscles force the contents of the ural exercise of the intestinal Flcischmann’s Yeast is in unless your leg mstsdes had muscles as nature intended ! httu regularly exercised— tube along. no sense a purgative and neither can yonkeep healthy Either a losing battle with poi­ without rtgnlarlyexercumg The colon is never empty. Into does not produce immediate At intestinal nuuclo it drains the waste which the sons that sap your vitality and violent action. cloud your brain—or the joy of body must get rid of—dead cells, It .must be eaten regularly to secure lasting vigorous lasting health ! poisonous acids, waste from food results. -1 ' which the body cannot use. Eat at least 2 or 3 cakes a day— How the body removes Hit famous paper 20 yean up startled At medical -world plain, or dissolved in water, milk, this waste or fruit juices—preferably half an

The muscles of the colon must keep all this waste The simple food that hour before a meal, or the last

moving—otherwise it decays and generates deadly is restoring health thing at night. If you eat it plain, poisons which soak through into the blood and flood to thousands follow with a glass of water. Get sev­ your whole system. eral cakes at a time—they will keep Everywhere physicians Premature age, loss of vigor and vitality, skin and in a cool, dry place for several days. and hospitals are pre­ stomach troubles are the result And as the body grows Be sure you get Flcischmann’s scribing Flcischmann’s weaker, the way is left open for serious and even fatal Yeast. All grocers have it Yeast today—not as a disease. Appetite and energy restored— medicine, but as a fresh That is why constipation is so dangerous. That is corrective food which Onr delicate mod­ Yeast is the richest Known source why the first thing ern foods least the gives the intestinal mus­ of Vitam'in-B, on which health and your doctor wants to with too little worh vigor so largely depend—it is inex­ know—no matter cles regular, natural ex­ to do ercise. pensive and easily available. Men what you consult him and women troubled with loss of for—is: are these Every cake of Fleisch- mann’s Yeast consists appetite and energy, or faulty di­ - muscles acting regu- gestion, have found that these farfy—freeing you of of millions of tiny liv­ troubles disappear when they eat ing plants, which mix the poisons that gath­ Flcischmann’s Yeast regularly. er in your system? with the waste products in the colon, softening them, and increasing the bulk By helping to “tone up” the whfle system, and at Why is constipation of the waste. This greater bulk gently encourages the the-same time keeping it free from poisons, Fleisch-

muscles to act, and at the same time strengthens them mann’s Yeast enables you to eat more, and to get so prevalent today? by offering just the resistance they need. more benefit from the food you eat. The reason is simple. What this dots to the muscles of Skin and complexion cleared—Skin troubles are your arm, Flcischmann’s Yeast dots We inherited our often danger flags of lowered vitality—generally asso­ to the muscles of your intestine— bodies from ancestors fires them normal, healthy exercise ciated with constipation. Flcischmann’s Yeast is now who ate an abun­ established as a food which corrects the basic cause dance of the raw foods of the forest Such foods of many disorders of the skin. created a bulk which gave the muscles of the intes­ tine plenty of work to do, exercising them regularly That ruddy glow of health, that freedom from such and constantly. Today our civilization demands more unhealthy skin conditions comes only from perfect delicate foods — marvellous in variety and in taste — health within. Flcischmann’s Yeast rids you of these but leaving the muscles of the intestine with too disorders by increasing the number of white corpus­ little work to do. This makes them weak and flabby cles in the blood and keeping stomach and intestines —just like the muscles of your arm without exercise. in 'a natural, healthy state.

<■- ■ SI '. ». sstisUk tbmkm "“J***!** “T** tkr tumble iv New Fessé Vahte-ef Flenchmctttn’s Yeast in Buildtng Health.” Seventy - five million dollars is spent every year in USB THIS COUPON

America alone for cathartics and purgatives. Yet THS PLEISCHMANN COMPANY. ■ P* >*. "îl, 11* Hurr trd ' «srontrr, R. C. such drugs not only cannot cure constipation—they y\ r Plea* send me tree booklet, “The New Fousd Value of Flesachman»‘e Ymet in actually increase it. They make the muscles act, it MSb* H ■ ' ■ 1 Nemc......

THESE PACTS have bccn*iubstanti«ted by some of Ç‘«P' ...... «■*•••...... the best scientific brains of the country, many of whom have been engaged in research on Fleisch- Day by day Fleischmann's.Yeast builds up the flabby muscles of the mann’s Yeast during the last three years. intestine-exactly as regular exercise builds up the muscles of your arm

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