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VOL. 67 NO. 24 VICTORIA, 6.C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925—16 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BALDWIN WORKS TO PREVENT COAL STRIKE WILL SPEAK FOR CANADA AT "MEETING FARM IN ONTARIO BRITISH JOURNALISTS ON WAY BOY TRAVELERS! OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN SEPTEMBER GIVESJIG YIELD PREMIER OF BRITAIN MEETS
Dull, Ont., July 29.—The rec ord yield of wheat Id 1125. 00 far. TOEMPIREPRESSCONFERENCE TAKE HOME In Waterloo County, goes to BOTH SIDES IN EFFORT TO James Simpson of Branchton, who yesterday threshed his crop. 730742 From nine acres planted he ee« secured 447 bushels, or an aver VISITING VICTORIA NUGGETS age of nearly fifty bushels to the ARRANGE MM AGREEMENT acre. The grain is reported to be of good quality. Leading Editors and Publishers^ Old Country Show at A°tHn 9° Conferences Held in London To-day While Cabinet Met Keen Interest in British Columbia’s Trade and —= TWENTY HURT and Discussed Situation; Strike to Begin August 1 Problems. Delighted With Souvenirs to if Miners and Owners Fail to Find Common Ground Show Home Folks in Detroit IN ACCIDENT on Questions of Wages and Hours. British editors and publishers who leave Vancouver to-day on Sizable souvenir nuggets from TO M0T0RBUS the K.M.8. Aorangi for the third quinquennial Km pire l*ress con the rivh Atlin gold country of London, July 29—Highest officials of the British Government British Columbia will be taken ference in Sydney will spend a couple of hours in Victoria to Tarrytown, N.Y„ July 29.—Twenty to-day devoted their utmost, energies to prevention of the gen night before proceeding to Australia for the deliberations in ham. to the home folk in Detroit persons were injured, so seriously as eral coal strike scheduled to start August 1. While the Cabinet by some of the seventy touring which leading journalise from all parts of the British Empire to necessitate hospital confinement discussed the situation, Premier Baldwin absented himself from Buchanan boys on their way will take part. For many of the visitors it is a return journey when a large bus carrying forty- the meeting to conduct conferences first with the miners and back from Alaska. In company to the capital of British Columbia which they visited five years seven men. women and children, then with the mine owners. These meetings occupied the entire with their leader George E. Bu members of the Companions of the ago. One or two of the members came over ahead of .the regu morning. chanan wealthy Alaska coal Forest of Brooklyn, upset last night. lar party to renew their acquaintance with a city of which they j cnall®n ro'aiinj , 'X*' 1,000,000 INVOLVED have many pleasant memories and to which they have frequently mfr' an Hl" **—1 su ro*m ' - HON. P. C. LARKIN SENATOR R. DANOURANO party - reached Victoria yesterday leondon, July 2*-Whether the coal referred -in “articles and news storiea-sinee their last visit’. and héalthv ilert voting clflàens toîd f It has just been announced in Ottawa that Canada's representatives mining .industry 6t Great Britain is to KNOW B.C. of the success of the tour which they at the meeting of the Assembly of the League of Nations in Geneva in cease operations Friday night, en pay for out of their own earnings. ! ANTI-EVOLUTION BILL ; tailing unemployment for more than Mery of the publishers during Mr. Buctuman stakes them to a third j September will be Hon. R. Dandurand, Government leader In the Senate. 1.000.000 miners, or whether the men their stay in panada have shown a GREAT HEAT WAVE of the cogt on a word of honor loan. « Hon. P. C. Larkin. Canadian High Commissioner in Dos doe. and Hon. wtil continue wnrk pending efforts to Charles Stewart. Minister of the Interior. Mr. Larkin is now on his devise new working arrangements lq keen Interest in British Columbia The boy* pay one-third of their cost . THROWN OUT IN GEORGIA SWEPT OVER SWEDEN out of their own earnings and the way to Canada for a short holiday. Senator Ihmdurand was one of to be decided at a joint conference trade and its relationship to the parents pay the balance and chalk . Canada's representatives at the meeting of the league last year. between the miners and the owners British Empire and an Intimate Malmo, Sweden, July 29.—An it up to education. The whole Idea Atlanta, Ga., July 29—An amendment designed to prohibit here to-day. knowledge of British Columbia's unprecedented heat wave swept j of the tour Is to broaden the minds ; Premier Baldwin Is to meet the ! of growing boys by travel. the teaching of evolution in the common schools of Georgia to miners’ representatives this morning-' problems, including freight rates, over Sweden In the last week, causing several deaths, many I The party is now returning from - day was voted down overwhelmingly by the State House of Re to discuss with them the proposals marketing, manufactures and re fires In factories, farms and for • Alaska^ having left Detroit on July he laid before the owners yesterday. 1 4 last. In the course of the journey ; ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED presentatives. Later he will attend the joint miner- sources. ests through lightning, drown- I Westward the party v(sited Winli- . owner conference. The greatest value of the confer ings, sailing accidents and dam The amendment would have provided that any teacher who age to crops by hailstorms. The i peg. Ualgary and Banff, proceeding ence they all agree is not contained to Alaska and Whitehorse by way of taught a theory of the origin of man in contradiction to the INQUIRY REPORT damage is estimated at several I Vancouver, where they bearded the j FOR FIRST ISLAND COLONY Bible a account could not receive a salary from the common In the formal deliberations of the The report of the Government million, kroner. Princess Utiar!otts« two days on which the union will school appropriation. committee of Inquiry Into the mining I While the lads were getting the j situation does not. as had been ru hold its meeting in Melbourne, but greatest thrill of the tour, placer , In the mingling of press men from ! mining. Charles Uhaffee had the 111 1 OF HEBRIDEAN FISHERMEN mored, suggest a subsidy for the mines. it upholds the miners in all parts of the Empire for weeks at 1 fortune to break an arm when a tinu en route to and from the con their demands for a minimum wags ! thrown from a horse He pra* able HOPE tO.END agreement, but the committee believes ference and in the broadening of to. accompany the party homeward ADVERSE REPORTS the vision of these moulders of pub Drfinite arrangement* for the settlement of twenty-five the wage should be determined by apd as the boys say *"a little aCcldent negotiations. lic opinion by actual contact with like that is not taking the joy out families of Hebridean fishermen on Vancouver Inland next Spring MINERS’ STRIKE other members of the sisterhood of of life for Charlie." Although the report, reading be were completed to-day at a conference between Hon. T. 1). Pat NOT BIG FACTOR tween the lines, shows sympathy nations under the Union Jack. On arrival at Victoria the lads were Halifax, July 29.—Conferences be with the miners. It describes the They are all intensely Interested met by the K1 wants Club and taken tullo. M minier of Lands, and W. B. Amery, British Government tween the Nova Scotia Government, In Canada, and particularly Western for a tour of the city in automobiles immigre! ion representative, These families will be placed on the British Empire Steel Corporation crisis as a “common calamity do* Canada, which Viscount Burnham, Prizes to be Awarded at They visited Butchart e Gardens, and ~ r AGAINST CANADA primarily due to -the fault of either end-the- district heard of the United party." president of the union, described as saw the most wonderful array of land on the west coast of the Island, probably at Alberoi aa an Mine Workers will be resumed here ♦the frontier of 'the British Empire Seattle Conclave Include flowers In the world. They swam in to-morrow. With regard to this report. The experiment in Hebridean settlement. London Times says it makes It lm. on the Pacific Ocean. the famous Crystal Garden pool. The Exchange and Lack of Capital S2L00Q Bowl party left this afternoon for Seattle, “At our conference this morning Mr. Amery and I com possible for the owners to maintain THE PARTY and will also visit Portland before posed differences of policy which have existed between the Chief Obstacles to Invest the ground on which they hitherto A complete list of the party at Seattle. July 29 —Sixteen crack MAN FELL OR have taken a stand, and that If they resuming their homeward journey. British authorities and ourselves for hand to-day is as follows : teams, each constating of thirty-one ment, Says Astor are wise they will withdraw the pres some time und. as a result, we are Viscount Burnham, C.H., presi officers and men. from all parts of ent proposals with goodwill. going to bring out twenty-five HURLED HIMSELF dent of the Empire Press Union, and the United Stales were entered in 0 This view has the support of other Viscountess Burnham ; Sir Harry, the Knights Templar triennial con : families next Spring experimentally,"* Deplores Coal Strike; Will j Mr. Pattullo stated. "Thk differences quarters which are not committed to Brittain. M.P., chairman of the or clave drill contest In the University POLICE BODY TO HIS DEATH exclusive upholding of the miners* I of policy now adjusted prevented Hurt All British Industries ganization committee of the Empire Stadium here to-day. The drills will side. Press Union: Dr. Augusto Bartolo of be continued to-morrow. this movement this season.” San Francisco. July 29.—P. O. the Mattn Daily Chronicle; Ht. Hon. Prizes, including a 92.000 silver Under the plans approved to-day Blumenthal. sixty, a retired mer Canada is not «uffering so MINISTERS IN LONDON punch bowl, will he given the teams j the British Columbia Government mm scon C. W. Bowerman, M.P., representing chant, fell or hurled himself to his Notvfithstanding the hopeful Indi the Printing Trades Federation: Sir displaying the best drill form. I and the British Government will death from a window here to-day. seriously as many people imagine ------share In providing the settlers with cations. Premier Baldwin regards the Kmsley Carr, publisher of The News The window was but fdur feet from from unfavorable publicity in position as still so uncertain that he of the World, and Lady Carr: Sir Refuse to Release Dr. Harvey ; ,mm,y lo *'*rl lh*"m '■ Unidentified Man Killed Him a light weii. through which he England, Hon. John Jacob Astor, has asked all the Ministers to cancel William iMvles of the Western their new venture. crashed sixty feet to the ground, Mr. Pattullo will meet Lord Burn self in Hotel in Reading, Pa. chief owner of The London out-of-town engagements and hold Mail. Cardiff, and Lady Davlra; J. Howard Unless Given j Tenants of the building said he hud themselves ready to attend a Cabinet David Davies of the Soiith Wales PRINCE OF WILES ham. head of the Imperial Press Con brooded over the death of a friend. Times, declared on his arrival Daily Post ; Captain Ashley Èdcn. M Money and Cartridges ference now en route to Australia, meeting at any hour. Even if an im Howard Goodman, who killed him mediate stoppage of work is averted P.. representing the Yorkshire Post, here to-day to discuss the possi Alienists Examining Russell self by leaping six stories on July 15. here en route to Australia with bility of greatly-increased British by the d«#isiona of to-day’s confer and Mrs. Eden; J. R. Findlay, son Howard. U.S. Citizen. Was Scott, Under Sentence of the Imperial Kress Conference ence, it is in nowise certain an agree of the proprietor of The Scotsman; LEAVES AFRICA FOR immigration to Canada. Lord Burn Party. W. O Fairfax, son of the Australian Captured in Manchuria ham is keenly interested in this Death in Chicago ment will come out of the negotia chairman of the Empire Press Union. J movement and declared In Vancouver I think from what 1 have heard tions which are to follow A. J. Cook, who Is traveling with the party as When M. Palmer Killed yesterday that the British Govern JOSEPH X. HEARST of the matter in Canada that Cana secretary of thy Miners’ Federation the representative of Australia: N. ment would back any reasonable im dian* are Inclined to exaggerate the of Great Britain, when leaving Paris B. Graham of the Wolverhampton ______I IN-king, July 29—Consular advices migration Hcheme sponsored by the___ Uhhago. July. 29. -The police here effect of adverse publicity In Eng yesterday, after attending the coun Express and Star, with Mrs. and Miss n n h r \r •* a say ransom. In money and cartridges. Canadianv. Government______..... The British jare not inclined lo believe the uniden- land." Mr. Astor told The Time*. cil of the Miners’ international, de Graham; F. J. Higginbotham, par Programme bails hor Visit at, has been demanded by the brigands publlsher is anxious to find out for man w*m shot and killed htm- “I do not believe that this pub clared a stoppage In the British coal liamentary writer for The Daily Iclanri Cf U 0 I a n O ! who «aptured Dr. Harvey J Howard Hmself the possibilities of settlement "e,f ,n a Riding. Pa., hotel veeter licity Is a big factor In preventing mines seemed inevitable, and if It Chronicle. A. P. Herbert, the inimi lolallU Ul Ol. nCICfld »lof the Rockefeller Hospital in Peking m Western Canada. lay Was Robert Scott, brother of British investment in this country. did not come this week it would table "A.P.H." of ' Punch; A. Moore AlJgUSt 3 ! Diorr than a week ago while he was Rossett scoff under sentence of death •Man Surrendered in Winni Two much greater factors are the come a week or a fortnight later. editor -of The Statesman, Calcutta and visiting at the Manchuria1*) ranch of for killing a drug clerk In a < holdup lack of British capital in large Morgan l'aimer, a native of New j here. Robert 8
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VICTORIA DATT-Y TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925^ Case of Leprosy r A Camera far lire YmmgtL-n—or for You PLAÎi TO PROTECT Found in Spokane GREATER ACTIVITY A.+1$9B No. 2 Brownie Spokane, July -A.— Sam AlahaL EVENTFUL TRIP thirty-four* of Hawaiian nativity, P-* No. 2 Brownie make» picture» 21*31 Md** ON MOROCCO FRONT -- . was taken into custody by health of- e remarkable value at ...... #2.S5 Game Board Orders Regis Lone Paddler Makes Voyage '5£SB You See That at a Glance r*------'vi------a- o------* case of leprosy. His condition was Period of Calm Coming to tration of All Trap Lines to From Okanagan to Coast discovered when he walked into U»- Other Brownie». $2.05 Up With Many Thrills office of a physician and asked fty End; Raids Made by Abd-el- Conserve Supply treatment. Krim’s Troops New Westminster. July 2t.—In vivid Eachmm TrapperI rkDner tolU OperateUUCf ttlC inill words < Jordon Y. L. Crons ley of West The Owl Drug Co. Ltd. EUtWI 11 iu Rummerland described hl$ *4>f9M<>U$ —„ i m 1 « m iv Fa*. Jui* sa. Th« Wiod ol tutI»-, iLicenbcu rrpncpdnsed TpmtOTYTerritoryI Cl I HUI y to toW PrR*~ "nc Westminster.censor rrrp'W^^iul&iuCgan H* reached here Mondayto n*w fsmnttT» t‘*r. Pcsar.nptlan .—rtmineter. Hè reached here Monday M.in’s Solid Leelbsr Work fUTZSéoZEBê Specialists 1» .J live calm which has existed In tha vent Over-trapping leaving West Summerland on July 19. Boots /' last few days along the Franco- he has traveled on water most of the Riffian battlefront la showing signs Trap lines in the fur country way except for a few necessary Port- ( ages. A long portage was that from $3.95 of coming to an end. The enemy are to be registered and the ter Yale tn Hope. Traveling at night. now appears to have completed hi# Ooowl-y cam# to the Coast from Hope In | regrouping of hi# forces. Thus far ritory over which they run will Ywo days. THORNE. 648 Yates St. the action# have only taken the become the licensed property of “Once my canoe was filled from the , rear, and I believe it was only the feet shape of raids on the villages of the particular trapper or trap that the bow was submerged that saved tribe# friendly to the Sultan of Mo me, counteracting the suction.” he said. rocco and the French, which have pers to whom the- ground may “Another time 1 swung away from two ANNOUNCEMENTS been burned, and attack# on French he p.llocated. piles In midstream, only seejng them THB ARISTOCRACY OF SODA SERVICE under the water about four feet ahead convoy#. This radical departure in the and right In my track. I went by them, LIGHT LUNCHES. AFTERNOON TEAS There »eems to be no doubt that Shampooing 25c, maced SSe, mani - r-" g»*rL^srtzsnsar- handling of trapping territory that’s all.” cure 25c, haircutting tic. 3 C. School the Rifflan leader. Abd-el-Krlm. in Mr. Croeeley went through some of of Halrdreaalng. ,218 Sa y ward Build- tend# to triy and make up for the will be officially noted in the the most picturesque scenery in the Pro vince He canoed along Okanagan l»ake, Ins Phone 369#. non-succe## of his drive toward F>x new game protection regulations to ♦ ♦ ♦ by an attack on even a large scale took train at Enderby for thirty-three be announced shortly by the British miles to the ShusWap River, thence Seven oaseenger ear tor hire; $1.30 on Oueiian -before the arrival of all Columbia Game Board. voyaged to Sicamou# and the Mhuswap per hour. Careful driver. Phone the French reinforcements. At the Lake, and thence to Kamloops. Announcement of this decision was 1*91 . Girls* White Strap Slippers name time the Rlfftan# are strength made by M. B. Jackson. K.C.. chair BAULKED AT CANYON ' For the beach. Special fJQç ening certain points along the cen man of the board, who has Just re Mr Croeeley did not venture the Spend your holidays at Cowichan tre» notably at Djebel and Amergow. turned from an inspection of the Fraser Canyon. He said the pass there Lake Hotel. Moderate inclusive terms. central game districts, where he held had only been made to his knowledge House-keeping cotla.es. WON BY PROPAGANDA conference# with trappers and by one man. an Oriental. This man. While caught in a whirlpool and unable 4S +-+-■+- Old Country Shoe Store The Tsouls and Branee tribe*, sportsmen. for some time to make progress, re Dr. Chap. A. Harding. Dentist. 311 Other members of the board to, 818 *37 Johnson Street which recently displayed signs of fused the aid of a rope thrown from Union Bank. Hours 9 to 5 30. Even throwing in their lot with the make the trip were T. B. Booth, of the banks. ing by appointment. Phone 7195. ••• Nanaimo; J. A. Buckham. M.P P. of The canoeist expects to go down the French, seem to have been won over North Arm of the Fraser and enter by the skillful propaganda of Abd- Golden: Joseph Murray of Vander- If you want good butter eek your hoof. Dr. MacSween of New West Burrard Inlet around Point Grey. grocer for Hollybrook Creamery. el-Krim. Marshal Retain, who for more than minster and F R. Butler of Prince Quality guaranteed. *** a week has been investigating the Rupert. The board visited Prince Rupert. Smlthers, Haxelton. Vender- Will gentleman or boye who saw position of the French army In Mo hoof and Bums Lake. They inter rocco. t# now In Tetuan, Spanish American roadster can collide with viewed trappers, farmers and sports bicycle outside Spencer’s phone or HOT WATER Morocco, where before his return to men. Conferences were held with Col. call at Arthur Coles. Broad 8t. ••• France he will engage In discussions Rogers, park commissioner at Jasper, WHEN you can get it_ or with General Primo de Rivera, head regarding game sanctuaries. An Dr. T. H. Johns, Dentist. 507-t Say- WHENEVER YOU WWANT IT? of the Spanish Military Directorate, nouncement will be later made as to ward Bldg Hours 9 to 5.30. Evening concerning Frnnro-Spâltîuh col the board’s conclusions by appointment. Phone 1167 or That is the difference between jour coal range supply and a laboration In Morocco. “By the registration system for 6881R. trap lines, which will give trappers RUDD WATER HEATER SUPPLY. SHE'» “STANDING FAWN* NOW-'MIe. exclusive rights in certain bounds, Mist Marian Homing’s Studio will rl-C.-K.-K. Po-N.» now. Ml». Ruth M.lcolm.on of Philadelphia, Young Girls Owe Lives to It makes all the difference BRITISH JOURNALISTS ON the fur harvester will be inspired to be closed from August 1 until further .a. riven th» «ni till» .t th. Atl.ntlc City P.*»»n> >“*« year. Now Agnes Rabbit’s Brave Act at { notice. < fT in the comfort of the home. WAY TO EMPIRE PRESS preserve, rather than deplete, the .ho h.» bo»n adopted by Ih. Blackfoot Indian trlbo. She 1. -hown districts where fur-bearing animals Vancouver Beach For a short time only CONFERENCE with thro, chi.f. of the trlbo—Curloy Boar. Split Ear. and Two are found,’" said Mr. Jackson. “This tipn*,. H*t,.p»w*.i»ean« SWidln* Fawn- wtU b*ye _tfre mult of saving the breeding animal*. Before the white They Had Been Pfaying on' Ruud Gas Water Heaters Completely ______(Continued from pal* D men entered the trapping business, the Indians followed the system .of Log and Got Into Difficulties SHINGLES ADVANCE ARRIVALS maintaining breeding stock. Under Manufactured from shingle botta Installed For Sir Edward Illffe, head of the Illffs which have never been In salt water. the new regulations, which meet with Vancouver, July 29^— Agnes Rab Press Limited. London, who repre general approval of trappers, the Prices right. Inspection Invited. $100 CASH, BALANCE $2.00 A MONTH bit, fourteen-year-old school girl of nants the Weekly Newspaper Pro trap lines will become In reality fur (HEATER ONLY $22.60) prietors* Association wand the Periodi Burnaby, successfully rescued from < Leigh's Mills Ltd; OAS DEPARTMENT cal Trade Press. MEET IT KELOm j CHECK SMUGGLING drowning at Kltellano Beach yes bene Sf7 90* David St. Col. Sir Joseph Reed, managing terday afternoon two young girls director and part proprietor Of the Who had gone beyond their depth NewcastleChronicle, and representa whif* playing with a log. tive of the Press Association, with Nineteenth Convention of ; y s. Officials Make Effort to Tl Jean Allan and Mary Brown un B. C. ELECTRIC Lady Reed. doubtedly owe their lives to the PAPER BOXES IjLn£leyJ8tr««t^ bravery of Miss Rabbit, for wit Doujla^treel^ ATHLETES Western Canada Association 1 stop Liquor and Merchan- FOLDING AND RIGID PAPER I nesses state neither was able to BOXES Every member of the party entered swim and both were in Imminent into the various recreations and out Kelowna.îown» BC.b.c, July 2»ts-with—With overof»» i dise at Boundaries El A Victoria Industry I danger of drowning when they sank door diversions which their four- 100 delegates‘legates inIn attendance from the | • —— in the deep water after the log with The beat of work and quick delivery . day sojourn at Canadian Pàrtflr re WesternS!x»mimc. provinces,yîtbè*i»th snd annual as manycon- | PatfOl GfOlipS 2lt C«Ml«lditUl sorts in the Rocky Maintains made which they had been playing had DAVIS A 8CHMEELK Ltd. C.N.R. President to Leave rolled over. Discovering the plight tsez Wii»rf »L, F«ot et s.rtlwi | possible. ventlon>n *»*„f ,h.»*•- We-tem••——- Canada------lr- j ^ Mexjcan LjneS All tO Lord and Lady. Burnham Him bed rigation Association was opened Manitoba Capital For B.C. of the girls. Agnes Rabbit made her to the Victoria Glacier at I-ake here this morning by the Hon. Walter Have Automobiles way to them and after a thrilling Louise: another group of distin C. Nlchol. Lieutenant-Governor of Coast To-night twenty-minute struggle succeeded in guished Journalist# did the two Bee British Columbia Hi# worship bringing them to shore. PHONE IMS hive* above the Chateau, climbing to Mayor Sutherlandland of the city ofor Washington. July 29.—In further- Winnipeg. July 29—Sir Henry W. Tourists! sn altitude of 7.000 feet. Captain R. through his activity | ance 0f hie basic plan to choke off Thornton, president of the Canadian Kelowna who thre Anthony Eden. M.P., of the Yorkshire on behalf of the associationBK.fwtstinn is one lh(> uqUor supply at its source. As National Railways, who arrived in Percy Barrett Wins .Post is a tennis fiend, as are A. P. of the vice-presidents, extended a sistant Secretary Andrews of the Winnipeg yesterday on an Inspec Don’t misa our Herbert, staff writer of Punch; Lady fbrmal and- hearty welcome to the Treasury Department proposes to tion tour of Western lines, is to leave at midnight for the West, accom Canadian Pro Golf Newnes and others. A real live black delegates. erect line# of defence on the Can bear gave the party an exciting mo James Colley of Lethbridge, secre adian and Mexican borders that will pan led by two directors of the eye tern end officers of the Westers re Cot. F»rt end QuM Ma ment along the Banff-Windermere tary of the association, submitted his dovetail in with the interior prohi Title at Toronto VALETERIA SESVICE vl»torta BC Highway en route to Vermilion report and referred to the events of bition organisation. * Accompanying Sir Henry- from the Crossing Camp ' while practically great importance in Irrigation de The Assistant Secretary began Toronto, July For the sec every member of the group enjoyed East ts Major Graham A Bell. Fed CUT PRICE velopment In Western Canada re consideration to-day of a plan to eral l>eputy Minister of Railways ond time In three years. Percy Bar a swim In the sulphur waters at cently. particularly the passing of an reinforce the customs service border und vice-president of the Canadian rett of the Lake Shore Club. Toron Banff. act in Alberta legislature concern patrols to take care of the new de National Railways, and J. Gill Gar to. won the Canadian professional COMMUNICATION VITAL ing the colonisation of the Leth fence areas Mr Andrews apparently diner of Bnockvllle. Ont„ also a dt championship, having a score of .145 Perfection of intra-Empire com bridge Northern Irrigation District is committed to a completely motor for the thirty-six holes, a margin of and the establishment of fugar beet rector. _ munication is the keynote topic of ized border patrol system. During his visit to Western Cana two strokes. SUIT SALE the Empire Press Union Conference industry in Alberta. BIO YEARLY LOSS da Sir Henry will* take part in the Dave Sptttall of Savannah. Qa, In the opinion of Sir Harry Brittain. G rote Stirling. M I\ chairman of Treasury official# have estimated official opening the Vancouver Ex was second, one stroke in front of the executive committee of the as (for men and women). 13ritish suitings and fit M.P.. chairman of the organisation that the Government loses between hlhltion on August 11. Nicol Thompson. Hamilton. OnL, committee. sociation. stressed the importance of 110.000.000 and $15.000.000 a year While In the West he will travel the convention to Western^Canada, open champion, and Alfred Miles of guaranteed. “Our first conference resulted In through smuggling, and the plans over several of the new branch lines Mississauga. a reduction on the press cable rate under study would be aimed to pre and will make the Journey down Barrett was one of the three lead What About Your to Australia and South Africa. * he vent the Illegal entry, not only of from Kamloops to Kelowna over the ers at the end of the first leg last said, “and Reuter’s manager told me liquor, but many articles of mer n£*r branch into the Okanagan V-» night, along with C. Murray and Winter Supply of afterwards that although the reduc chandise on which tariff duties are Jock Brown ef Montreal. Murray tion was only about twenty per rent levied as well aa the smuggling of At Vancouver on August 11 he will and Brown fell off to-day while Bar Phone 2689 It resulted In a demand for increased LI narcotic drugs und aliens. officially open the new Canadian Na rett. who was among the last to fin cable new# by fully fifty per cent. 1134 Government Long stretches of the Canadian tional radio station CNRV. ish. matched the 71’e of Spittal and COAL? CHARLIE HOPE Just before we left England we ar border now are unguarded because Miles to win by a safe margin. ranged another reduction in cable of the slim number of customs agents Sir Henry Thornton Is to visit Vic Lay In a ton or twp this rates and the tendency is that as we who can be assigned to the Dakota, torta during his stay on the British minermT investigation week and lighten your increase the facilities for exchange Montana. Idaho and Washington Columbia coast. Winter housekeeping of news, the appetite for It is stimu Prince Rupert. July 29—R. H. Mc expense. lated “ Son Who Succeeds to Title Laughlin. an engineer representing A tremendous era of expansion In Washington had not been completed Lives on Ranch in Central the Porcupine Gold Fields Exploration BODY OF BRYAN early to-day. Mrs Bryan announced airplane communication la looked for «Company of Toronto, has left Hazel- by Sir Henry In the immediate fu Diapason First TWO INJURED WHEN ton to undertake an extensive ex J.E PAINTER&S0NS TAKEN TO WASHINGTON yesterday that the service would be , Alberta held in the New York Avenue Presby ture. amination of silver-lead properties In ,l[oilT!Orjnr St pn;nf 53 6 WILL FLY HOME the Omtneca country controlled by C. ► 1> terian Church, whose pastor. Rev London. July M—MaJw-Oeneral Horse To-day in Wallace Radcltffe. had been chosen “I am making arrangements to re T. Cabrera. a* the political lewder, the orator, by her husband. turn to England from India by aero Lord Cheyleemore. whoae wife wae Elisabeth Richardson. daughter of Goodwood Race the statesman. * In North Carolina. Governor Mc plane for experimental purposes/*, Aa the funeral car headed toward he said. The carrying of mail by air th» lute F. O. French of New York, Lean Issued a proclamation ordering died hers. to-day following Injurie, Washington new# came from dif all flags on state, county and muni has tremendous possibilities. While Goodwood Park, Eng.. July 29. Mrs. J. Garish and Young ferent sections of the country of the the cable# can carry the bold outline he euetalned In a recent automobile Diapason, owned by W. A. Read, cipal buildings In the state to fly at accident. He formerly «»« a eele- Daughter, Shuswap Lake homage to be paid the memory of the half-mast Friday while the people of the news the solid background of to-duy won by three lengths the silver-tongued orator of the pest. of the state laid aside their activities context by which alone we ean un bra ted rifle shot and sportsman. i*S Goodwood Plate, formerly the Good- Citizens, Were Hurt Pledges of comrades In the ngnt derstand the cables still travels by was born in 1848. wood Stakes, feature of the second LEE DYE & CO. for thirty minutes during the funeral. against evolution came from far mall. If we can shorten the time be FARMS IN ALBERTA day of the Goodwood meeting, lames Kamloops. B.C., July 29. Mrs. J. 718 View Street corners of the land. Opponents of tween Australia and England to one- Kdmonton. July 21 -Th» new Lord White's Cloudbank was secoud and Garish of this city, suffering from the evolution theory will drive it JOSEPH HEARST third the present time required, what (’heylesmore (Capt. the Hon. Francis Desert Chief third. The betting was. from the tax-supported schools of the a boon It will be/' Diapason. 6 to 2 against; Cloudbank. shock and a severe cut over one HID IN GERMANY Ormond Henry Eaton), who b*« suc eye. and her daughter. Becky, seven, SALE! SALE! SALE! nation, they said ceeded to the title on the death of the * tb 1. and Desert Chief. 9 to 1 against. Nine ran. with a badly fractured arm and con 200 Seagrses snd Cane Chsirs FUNERAL SERVICE (Cestiased from psg» 1» third Baron Cheylesmore, has been tusions. have arrived at a Kamloops Plana for the funeral service In living In Alberta since 1921. and -is hospital from Blind Bay on the Shu A Merchandise Master Stroke Hearst declared himself to be farming two sections of land known without a penny to-day and denied swap Lake. os the Happy Valley Ranch, near While they were being driven In a he had benefited by the failure of Alix. In the centre of the province democrat by Marlort» R»edm«n, the Seagrnee Chsirs, the 60 Seagraea and Cane the company. , He spends most of. his time In Sum harness became entangled. the WSJTSB WB1USVM MWWW w —~ .. Hearst appeared In police court to finest make, fine weave. Chairs. Thursday Sale. mer on his «inch, but Winters gen horses bolted and the vehicle was iKhï^ebïwtîîVwith" vn day. and was remanded one week at erally In the South of France. turned upside down. Miss Reed man U plat, low loaa Coodeneer.wKh without election or plea. The new Lord Cheylesmore served and Harold Garish, nine, crawled $3.50 only . $5.95 vVolar dial ...... *«• Ball was ftxfcd at 120.000. and It with distinction In the Great War. out of the wreck and although Western Canada Radio Supply. was stated by his counsel that sev being awarded the D.S.O. for gallan eral had offered themselves as bonds bruised and shocked, summoned try when with the Grenadier Guards, help. *______Ltd. men. and that Hearst would be re which famous regiment he Joined See Our Prices and Quality Before You Buy Seagraas leased some time to-day. from Cambridge University In Furniture Sweeping counter-accusations are August 1914. He was in France with MOONLIGHT EXCURSION expected to be made by the defence his battalion from 1914 until 1917, FOR RETAIL MERCHANTS within the next twenty-four hours, and was severely wounded. t Frank Walter, hla lawyer, stated, in On being placed on J he retired list Vancouver, Jbly 29.—Reports of volving numerous persons. after the war he came to Alberta and 8,000 Yards of Spun Bilk in 50 colors and shades. STEWART the financial committee occupied the ,iei Dow.ia, at. took up farming. All the new colors here; wide width. Sale QKt» He was born in 1893.______morning session to-day of the Do PRINCE OF WALES minion Convention of the Retail price, per yard ...... vfJVr While Ç1LVît Merchants’ Association. The ses They're worth 11.1» LEAVES SOUTH AFRICA sions are closed to the press and no •vu*» ...... BUREAU DENIES further statement was Issued. fCse Ussed from as— It This evening the -delegatee wUl be HE HAS JUST BEEN entertained by the Greater Vancou SO-Inch-Wide Silk Fan- Yesterday, in glorious eunsh------TB SeagraM Chairs, the the Prince ascend *4 Table Mountain, •I NAMED SENATOR ver Branch of the association on a gas, fine grade weave. which overlooks Capetown and moonlight excursion. very beet rrad»; all Sale Price, per Table Bay. From Its highest point he had a glimpse acroeq the pen OtUwa, July 21.—Neither Hon style*. Value» t» $10.00. insula and hinterland into the vast J.cquee Bureau. Minister of Custom., THUGS WOUNDED China Silkai aU rolora. Special Attention distances he had left behind in his nor hie law partner, Philippe Brique, On Sale On Sale, per ha» bwp appointed to th» Smote. Journeying* on the African Contin WINNIPEG MAN Thursday $6.50 buy freestone ent. Mr. Bureau and Mr. Brique were both In the Minister'» office this The Repulse will call at 8t. Hel morning. Winnipeg. July 29.—Left at the ena on Augupt 3. and leave there Th. former war positive In hi. den Winnipeg General Hospital here by two days Ister for Montevideo. an unidentified taxi driver, who ial of a rumor from hie home city, A NIW CHAMPION — Mme. PRESERVING Uruguay. It Is expected the battle- Three Rivera, that he and Mr. Beique later disappeared. George L*bodluk FLYING MINISTER — Rev. Laid, the champion bearded lady cruiser will drop anchor in the outer Henry Huseman. a Catholic had been appointed to the lTipw was to-day In a serious condition LEE DYE & CO. roads of Montevideo August 1*. Chamber. of tb. world. She beat» all her from bullet wounds, which he stated priest of St. Louts, has taken to "It 1. absolutely false." said Mr competitor, by a hair, or eererel were inflicted by two men who at 716 View Street PEACHES Prince Rupert. July 2S.—Announce aviation In his spare time and is Bureau. "II la In line with Interested of them. Mme. L*ld hail» from tempted to rob him. Labodluk Entire Stock Now In A Complete Sale NOW ment Is made here that John Con- now a full-fledged flyer. He de dispatches Invented In Three River».' Flomblerea. Vo»*»». France, lapsed Into unconsciousness, and with way. Government agent at Anyox, clares flying through the cloudy The Minister «id he had quite re where eh» makes her Uvln* sell- the disappearance of the taxi driver Prises Will Net Be Lowered This has been transferred to Cumberland. “le like singing Te Deum" and covered from hi» itlnw »nd that he in* embroidery and postcards of police were unable to establish the Vancouver Island, and that R. M. opens new spiritual vistas for was now able to reaame ht» depart Sc reel' correctness of the sterj. McGusty of Williams Lake will suc mental duUe* ceed Mr. Conway at Any os. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925
— THE — TO WINNIPEG CITY Vancouver Island News An Extraordinary Clearance SOUTH AFRICAN PLUME SHOP and was most ’ friendly during its 30717488 stay, which was of several days' dur ation. It was a great pet with Rtl THE STORE OF ETERNAL NEWNESS Was Head of Music Publish other visitors. ing Company Which Failed; Sale of Afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetterley of Surrendered to Police Vancouver were week-end visitors to «SELECTED Chemalnus. Dr. H. B. Rogers spent a day or Winnipeg, July 29.—Hunted by the To Fill Positions of Those two in Victoria Igst week. PvHc* ot IRQ continente for more Street Dresses than seven months, Joseph Xavier Who Resigned in Body The Rev. E. M. Cook held his usual Hearst, former head of the defunct monthly service at Genoa Bay last Hearst Music Publishing Company of Special te The Times week. ______Canada, surrendered to the local au Chemainys, July 29.—Capt. R. E. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenning of thorltles yesterday. With a casual Barkley. Capt. J. Douglas drover and greeting to the chief of police, the Victoria are spending a holiday in A. O. W. Cooke, all of Weetholme. Chemalnus. WONDERFUL VALUE writer of popular songs and reputed were on Saturday elected with ac financial wle&rd, introduced himself. clamation as school trustees for the Miss Maude Byrd, matron of Che- “I understand there U a warrant North Cowichan Municipal School malnua General Hospital, who is on a THURSDAY AT .... out for my arrest and I am here to district. They fill out the unexpired three months' holiday in Europe, face any charge there is against me,' term of R. H. Smiley and N. F. Lang writes she Is enjoying her holiday ex he calmly declared. of Chemalnus and E. C. Hawkins of ceedingly. He was placed in custody to ap Croft on. who resigned in a body after VIEW WINDOW SHOWING pear in court this morning. the electors turned down a by-law Mrs. P. T. Rlvett-Carnac was a re Hearet disappeared from Winnipeg providing for the construction of a cent visitor to Duncan. Wove It In December, 1924* following an In new school which was claimed most necessary owing to a greatly in To-morrow we will place on sale at a Greatly Reduced Charged. vestigation into tne affairs of hie company. Auditing of the firm1» creased population. Price—Twenty-five Afternoon and Street Frocks, in-x books revealed a complete financial Mrs. C. H. Price of Westholme has acted as official trustee, being so ap But) Your collapse of the corporation, involv eluding a few hfindsome French beaded crepe de Chine ing a loss to investors throughout pointed by the Government during the Interim while there has been Colwood News Hal Canada and the United States ap dresses that are well worth double the price they are T o-marro » proaching $750,000. Despite the con no school board to function. marked to sell at. If you are looking for a smart after certed efforts of the police of this and continent, of Great Britain and Ger Five local public school pupils out Special t# The Times noon dress at a real bargain price, see this group of Arrange many, he defied apprehension. of six passed the entrance examina Colwood, July 29.—Mise Grace When action proper starts against tion. namely, Bhlge Yoehlda 379, Hlgham, the only pupil entered for dresses. Greatly underpriced for Thursday’s selling. Payment him, Hearst will be faced with Harry Evaneoff 367. Evelyn Toynbee the entrance examination from the to Suit charges of misappropriation of funds, 345. Marjorie Ersklne 300. Gilbert Luxton and Happy Valley School, Clarke 300. ______Y ourself. with negligence, malfeasance and paused with a good percentage of On Sale To-morrow at $23J)5 breach of duty as an officer of his A fawn whic'h had evidently *$t re y - marks. Grace is only about twelve company. ed from its mother walked Into the years of age and shows great It Costs MADE A STATEMENT kitchen of the Horseshoe Bay Inn promise. (_ You No According to a statement given by Hearst to The Winnipeg Tribune be More. fore be surrendered, the prodigal • jazz wizard" declared he had See These Dresses That Have Been Repriced reached Winnipeg at 11 o'clock in DHOW ANSWERS U.S. SAILORS AT the morning and "had attended to one or two matters in the meantime.*' and Greatly Reduced for a Final Just Arrived From New York Following is the text of the rolun tary declaration: HOME IN AUSTRALIA Clearance at 54.95 *1 desire to say that it la for the LAST BRYAN MESSAGE sake of my wife and children that I am surrendering myself. No one can Charming New say I have obtained a cent of this Chicago Lawyer in Statement Men of Fleet Quickly Grew cash, or that I went away with any Accustomed to Conditions "The situation now is that I have to Press Upholds Theory of no money. My family haa no money, . Evolution There ...... Felt (iats and New- but 4t td my desire fb surrender *• JULY the law and straighten matters out JULY If I took any money belonging to the In Closing Remarks He Pays Melbourne. July 29.—The sixth day SALE Campbell & Co. Ltd. SALE Sports Kid Hats company or to the shareholders, it of the visit here of the United States would have to be proved. Tribute to Memory of The fleet passed happily, although the 1010 GOVERNMENT STREET "The account of losses of the com weather aras bitterly cold. The visi pany, as I have read them In the Commoner tors, however, are by now thoroughly newspapers, are greatly exaggerated at home. =s# and in some cases fictitious. I will Premier Bruce has gone to Sydney Felts at $3.75, $4.75, $5.75 Lexington. Ky.. July 29.—Clarence to participate in fleet functions there. do all I can to straighten out the Harrow, Chicago lawyer, who upheld tangle. The supply whip Bridge also has the theory of evolution at the John nailed for Sydney, to attend the con connection between the problem of "I can account for every copper re T. Scopes trial In Dayton, Tennessee, ceived by the company and also tell tingent of the flee*t visiting there. unemployment in Britain and the Kid Hats at $1.95, $2.95, $3.75 has answered very briefly the final One hundred warrant officers of where It went. It will be difficult to problem of emigration. The London message of the late William Jen the fleet entertained srith ra '.’Star find where there has been any per nings Bryan, Fundamentalist cham Daily Telegraph says it would be These Hats have style and individuality. Mostly all are sonal gain for Joe Hearst." Spangled Banner Ball." First prise pion and hi* chief opponent at the fqr fancy dress was awarded to Uncle admirable if the tide of migration imported Felts. Here are Hats that are more than “just DEBATED IN LEGISLATURE Dayton trial. Ham leading Australia by the hand. were quickened, but that there has hats.*' Every one has some little individual quirk of style As the result of Insistent demand Lika the message t»f Mr. Bryan, The Governor-General also enter HOMELESS BY FIRE —a turn of brim, a clever eut, a novelty tassel, bow. or of n number of the Company’s leading given out through the press yester tained at a formal ball which was s not been the same readiness to re shareholders, the financial collapse day by Mr*. Bryan on account of brilliant success. ceive in the Dominions as there bad ornament that lifts it out of the commonplace and gives the Commoner’» death, Mr. Harrow of the firm was aired in the Legists PENALTIES IMPOSED been on this aide to send. Lumber Mill and Twenty Resi live Assembly of Manitoba during the also issued hi* answer through the Unemployment in Britain is it real chic. A Smart Felt Hat is just what you need. pres* and not in, an address. Sydney, N S W., July 29 (Associated Canada, aaya The Telegraph, is last Session. ►'acts brought put showing a decided preference for dences at Mayton, Wash., If you are planning your vacation, picnic, motor drive or showed stock had been sold through "Mr. Bryan's speech impresses me Press).—Attacks on sailors of the Linked With Problem, Says only as the argumentative statement United States fleet which is visiting selected families, but families are Destroyed any other vacation sport ; without" one you will be the out the Province at a price consider London Telegraph much more difficult and expensive ably above par. An official investiga of a lawyer," Mr.: Harrow said. here seemed to be on the Increase to to move than single men and wo exception. Felt Hats come in white, crabapple, tan, rose, tion was ordered with a view to "He referred again to the Loeb and day. The authorities are giving se -Pueblo, red, black, peach, sand, rust, rosewood, old blue at amending the Bales of Shares Act Leopold case and the philosophy of vere sentences to those responsible men. and a large number of unem Olympia. Wash., July 29.—Fire Nlctxeche. He Indicated that In hts ployed in Britain are unmarried. which originated hi the mHl of the as a means to prevent victimization for offences. London, July 29 (Canadian Press belief such philosophy might have Visiting newspapermen were ten The Labor preaa invariably refers J. L. Jackson Lumber Company of of the unsuspecting public. cable)—In the course of a debatq in A statement issued by the author been responsible for their act." Har dered a dinner last night by the Aus to migration as a device of the Im Mayton, in Western Thurston ised accountants after the crash in row continued. "Loeb knew nothing tralian Journalists' Association. the House of Lords on the Contribu perialists for easing their shoulders 'County, yesterday afternoon com $3.75, $4.75, $5.75 of evolution or Nletxache. Leopold The first mail from the United of burdens, but nevertheless there pletely destroyed the mill with a loaa dicated the huge business reported tory Pension Bill, the Marquis of did. it Is true, but because Leopold States since the arrival of the fleet are signs Of a broader view becom estimated at $76*990 *nd spread to a* having been done by the company had read Nletesche, does that prove Salisbury announced the department Kid Hats come in white, white with black facing, black was almost wholly fictitious. The was received yesterday on the liner ing manifest and those who have residences . surrounding the mill, that philosophy or education was re Ventura. committee would consider the posi been preaching for years that the burning about twenty of them with books set the 1924 business at $683 sponsible for the act of those two with white facing, white with cut-outs in black, red with e00. of which $542,000 was declared The battleship West Virginia has tion of contributors who wished to big hope of British trade lies within a loss estimated around $60,000. erasy boy*? been swarded the fleet pennant for black, Mae with black, white with black bows and kid to be bogus. The assets of the com migrate to other parts of the Em the Empire are finding misfortune About J00 people are homeless and pany were placed at $30,02$, with lia ONLY ONE CRIMINAL proficiency in gunnery. opening many eyes which until re are being sheltered in tents and ift combine»! trith velvet in all colors and are to sell Thursday A feature of certain recent social pire. bilities of $46,854. Among the gen “la It not peculiar that of the mll- Remarking there was a very close cently were kept wilfully shut a church. at $1.85, $2.85 and...... $3.75 eral creditors was the Federal Gov llona of young men and women who functions In honor of the fleet per ernment. with a claim of $11,316. have attended unlveraltlee and col sonnel has been attendance of per WHEN VALUES SUCH AS THESE ARE OFFERED Branch offices of the company leges of this country and studied sons who publicly announced their were formerly located in Toronto, evolution, and perhaps Nletmsehe, Intention of boycotting the fleet dur IT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP EARLY Vancouver, Chicago and New York. that only one of them should com ing Its visit here.______mit such a crime a* Leopold did? "In this world little, if anything. TH0RNŸ0N CONTRACT In accomplished without progress. To KNIGHTS TEMPLAR < ■ make Christiana of the Chinese, you NOT YET DISCUSSED would be forced to kill many of PARADED IN SEATTLE them. The Invention of the printing Low- i; SUMMER HATS Ottawa July 2».—"No action what pres* was frowned upon and even Seattle, July 29.—Modem crusaders ever ha* been taken to date In respect cost two lives. But no one maintains from lands far distant marched in TO CLEAR AT t#> a renewal of the contract with Sir it has not done good. Seattle's streets yesterday. Henry Thornton." said Rt. Hon. O. P. “The trial in Dayton has done sev Graham. Minister of Railway*, yester Delegations from commanderles in Pressure i!i day “Tht* matter has not been dl*- eral things which are significant. Of Manila. Hawaii. Porto Rico, Cuba, —- ill cuiuted in any way between Sir Henry the juror* who heard the case in the Panama Canal Zone and Alaska $1.95 and $3.95 Dayton only one had ever heard of and mreelf " were in the greatest parade Seattle Sir Henry * present contract with the^ evolution. To-day in Dayton they ever witnessed, when 20,000 plumed The Bargain Basement will clear Summer Hats at $1.85 Government a* president of the Cana Tread are selling more books on evolution Knights Templar, the majority from Imprint ef (a) Round Tread, (b) Lew- and $3.85, Every one a bargain and as yet a good assort dian National Railway* will expire in than any other kind. The trial haa Wear Test ef (a) Round and (b) 1 October next. Under this contract, the United States and Canada, trod Pressure Treed. Pressure Treed. - ment to choose from. which waa for a term of three years. at least started people to thinking.’ several miles of pavement lined with Sir Henry receives an annual salary of TRIBUTE TO BRYAN cheering throngs. $u,m., • ______Mr. Harrow concluded hie state _____ the Gave Greater Mileage with Less Wear Winnipeg. July 29 —'I have no plans, ment with a brief tribute to the Isle DEATH IN VANCOUVER but I cannot Imagine anyone wanting Commoner. to leave Canada after having lived here WAS ACCIDENTAL three years." declared Sir Henry Thorn ton. president of the Canadian National FAREWELL MESSAGE SOUTH AFRICAN PLUME SHOP Railway*, in stating during an Interview Vancouver, July 29.—“Accidental HIS test tells the story! Look at the prema here last evening that he did not feel SENT TO VETERANS death" was the verdict rendered by Victoria'■ Largest Millinery Salon he should make any announcement as a coroner’s Jury at the inquest held ture and undue side wear on tire A, with its to hi* future plane, as this should come BY FIELD MARSHAL here yesterday on the death of Vol T Phone 2818 from the Federal Government unsuitable round tread! 747 Yates Street "All Ï care to say," said Sir Henry, mer R. Richardson, Chicago delegate "la that the matter has not even been Montreal, July 29.—Field Marshal to the Knights Templar convention discussed between the Government and Karl Haig yesterday issued his fare lq Seattle, found lying unconscious Look at the evenly-distributed, natural wear myself." ______well message to Canadian veterans on the sidewalk In Hamilton Street ot tire B, under identical condition», except that at the close,»of his tour of the Do Friday last. He died on Monday. BOY WHO SET MANY minion. The message read in part: Elmer Clark, who admitted plac it travelled 1,000 miles more. PROMINENT AMOY NEW INTELLECTUAL "It la ray heartfelt hope that not ing Richardson outside the door of FIRES IS NOW DYING only from my visit, but from a ain the house in front of which he was Tire B is the new Low-Pressure Tread of cere desire on your part there may found, and who had been held for CHINESE WERE SHOT CO-OPERATION IS be created in Canada one body of Dominion Royal Cord Balloons, giving 15% to Oakland, July 29.—Billy Fisher, investigation. w$l* released from returned men of all ranka and hav custody following the verdict. 25% more road contact—and decidedly more OBJECT OF MOVE fourteen-year-old fire bug. com ing incorporated In Its charter aR Alhoy, China, July 29.*—Two prom Geneva. July 29.—The Int^iatlonal mitted to the correction home at Glen Richardson, it was brought out, wear. Leer-Pressure Tread also permits lower inent local Chinese actively engaged that la beat In the various bodies fell down s flight of etepe after be Ellen after he had caused destruction now existing, but having aw tta basic tire pressure, more cushioning—greater com in attempting to prevent strike* and Committee on Intellectual Co-Sper- of property valued at# more than and guiding principle devotion to the ing placed outside the door, receiv disturbance* were shot yesterday, ation of the League of Nations, $1.000.900 was returned yesterday to interest* and welfare of ex-service ing fatal injuriés. fort—better traction—easier steering. one fatally. The crimes are reported teaneformed into the governing body ♦ he home of his parents here to die. men and their dependents not only in to haye-ubeen committed by a man of the International Institute for In Physicians say the boy Is suffering Canada but in the British Empire. I BEAR KILLEA MAN Low-Piesewe Tread is an exclusive feature endeavoring to incite the public and tellectual Co-operation, with head from an Incurable disease. hope you will link hands again with intimidate the Conservative*. Other quarters in Paris, yesterday unani Because he "liked to see the fire the men of the other Dominions Cordova, July 29.—A murder mys of Dominion Royal Cord Balloons, , wise the situation was quiet. mously selected M. Luchaire of France engines gt>," Billy set fire to more within the' Empire, so that through tery which was suggested by the find Inspector -General of Public Instruc then fifty residences two school the returned men the banda of Em ing of the -body of John Newman. tion, as director of the new Institute, buildings, two lumber mills, a ware pire may be knit more strongly than Dan Creek prospector, on a gravel house and other structures. bar in the stream with a blood and designated Professor Zimmerman ever before. treated- / s coras,- — a_ weooeo 1.a. —a rafsum ^1,1uns, mmimpeew of England head of the section of "I also appeal most sincerely to stained pillow ease nearby, was general affairs. LABOR MEN SUPPORT those ex-service officers and men of solved yesterday when it-was learned rubber latex, without injurious chsmicals. EM Catarrh Germs Miss Hocking of England was Canada who at present belong to no he had been attacked by a bear while washing dishes in the creek. Badly designated as Chief of Service. DEMANDS OF INDIA organisation of veterans to exert themselves and help their fellow Injured in the fight that followed, Dominion Tires are GOOD Tires In Three Minutes London, July 29.—The conference of comrades In this effort which can after resting for a while In his cabin NEW UBEFOR RUM representatives of Labor parties In accomplish so jnuch for the men who bed. Newman started for civilisation Chronic catarrh, no matter how Britain and the various Dominions, to seek aid, and died of his wounds bad, and cases of bronchial asthma served In the war with them and for Brantford. Ont.. July 29.—Where which is now being held in Westmin the Empire as & whole." and exhaustion while on the trail. Ha now yield instantly to the amaslng once bootleg llqtior was poured down ster. passed a resolution yesterday sup had been missing tot about a month. discovery of a French scientist. porting. the .demand of. India, for im This driglePA method called Lave* the. sawera. the. Brantford police- de mediate self-government. eliminates the germe in three min partment now stores all such until A discussion o$i International Labor AEROPLANE WHISKY MAN ENDED HIB LIFE utes. yet Is positively harmless to th<- Winter months, when It Is used legialatkm ended without a resolution the most delicate tissue*. Year In the motor vehicles of the police being passed, but the chairman, W. PLOT IS UNEARTHED Vernon, B.C., July It.—John DespojL Wad and luhgs are cleared like department as an antl-freese liquid. Simpson. A South African delegate, sub an Austrian working on the Cana magie. Sufferers are relieved in a mitted as the opinion of the meeting dian National branch line grade near single night. The department has now fifty gal that for future conference* the Inter Kalamazoo, Mich., July 29—The To prove It and to Introduce La lons of such liquor to use for that national Labor Office. Geneva, should Kamloops, Jumped In front of a bal Domini forced landing of an aeroplane near last train near Falkland yesterday ves to ten thousand sufferers in one purpose when Winter comes. be pressed to give representation to here has started an investigation Into month. 1 offer to send a treatment the Crown Colonies and Protectorates and was cut to pieces. A Jury yester free end pe.tF*l«. to mi y on, who In mandated territories. what officers believe is a conspiracy day returned a verdict of suicide. Will writ, tor it. No obligation No PREPARE TO GREET PRINCE In the course of the dlecuheton. James to transport liqubr from Windsor, eosL If It ban I she* your Catarrh Simpson; Toronto, said he was sorry to Ont., to Chicago by air. DUEL STORY DISPROVED you can repay the favor by telling Buenos Aÿrefm, July 29.—The Sén say Canada was one or>he moot back The plane crashed in a meadow and at yesterday voted an appropriation your friends—if net. the loss is ward nation* in the wort» In the rati the pilot fled. Sheriff Jerome Bor mine. No matter what you have of 400.000 peso* (about $160,000) to fication of the most,.important conven Brawl,y, Cal.. July IS.—Police un den found more than 100 quarts of tried, just send me your name and entertain the Prince of Wales during tions. _ _ covered evidence yesterday which address for this generous free treat The Federal Government of Canada, whisky in the craft. Letters In a branded as fain, the letter purport- hi* coming visit to Argentina. Brit he aaldr-dented it waa responsible for ment and prove that you can be rid ish subjects are preparing numerous suitcase taken from the machine In* to hove been left by John Truden of catarrh. this, and the Provincial Government* convinced the sheriffs men that the telling the etory of a duel In which Royal Cord B festivities In honor of the Prince. His also denied they were responsible, so, flier had left a Windsor flying field he killed Henry Kirk on July IS. W. R. SMITH, 4m Laves Sldfl., picture I» making Its appearance between the two. there was practically City, Me. evecK where. no booe at the present time. abçut S o'clock yesterday. Truden killed hlmnnlL VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925
to. the future suit his book at all. not spoil the picture which the hot lirtnria Bailg Œimra He obviously scorns the long view heads imagine they see. GOAT BREEDERS STILL SPEAKS FOR of things. He can not "see the All are obviously sympathetic Other Peoples Views WEDNESDAY, JULY 29. 1425 forest for the trees." towards the man who toils in the Letters addressed to the Editor *ad tt* KIRK’S bowels of the earth for a very Published Every Afternoon Except One distinctly encouraging- sur ndsd tor publication must be sheet eH INDIA» SWARAJISTS legibly written. The longer »n article the PREPARE FOR few shillings * day. FHey may Sunday by vey of Canada’s position in the eco shorter the choose of Iseertiea. AB eess- not always like h» methods of reg munk-otteM must bear the name and ad THE TIMES PRINTING * NO PUB nomic world to-day will be found dress of tbs writer, but eat ter subtlcaUes Motiial Nehru Explains His LISHING COMPANY LIMITED istering his complaint. At the unices the owner wishes. The gnWeaMes in The British Export Gazette. It o» rejection of articles |> a matter entirely Membership in Indian Sand Plates That Offices Corner Breed end Port Sts. same time, and the Government's Is the theoretic» of the Editor. No respon Weflngton reminds us that this country stands sibility is assumed by the pager for MSS. WILLOWS FAIR committee has reached the conclu hurst Committee Business Office (Advnrtlalng). among the "big five1 commercial submitted to tbs Editor. „ ...... Phone, 1090 sion that the miners are entitled to Give Real nations of the world, and informs Keen Competition Assured Allahabad. India. July 2* (Cana Ctrcullation ...... Phone SS4S n minimum wage agreement, they DISTEMPER 1212 Bread St Phene 139 dian Press cable via Reuter's)—Mo Mortal Office...... • • .Phone <1 Edite: its readers that Canadian trade is are less impatient in his case. Mean For LieuL-Governor's Cup tiial Nehru, the new leader of the Comfort exceeded in volume only by Great Swarajist, or home rule party, in a SUBSCRIPTION BATE* while signs ere not wanting that To the Editor:—in 1*21 a tentative Oq.t br^OT WlU «tin .this y«r statement with regard-to his accept ,We guarantee you. will Britain, the United Stales, Ger ance of merfibèrshW in ' the Indian To France, Belgium, etc. II per month the general tie-up scheduled for next suggestion 'was made in **Onï Ddg*** stage an attractive snow at the Pro have absolute comfort and City delivery ...... I» P«r month many and France, contending like that a fund might be created to deal vincial Fail Fair at the Willows Sandhurst (military college) Com Saturday will be av ided by an mittee a week ago, cites a rule of satisfaction from our By mall (exclusive of wise that "Canada is indeed dis with scientific research on the cause, August 17 to August 22. George other display of that mutual spirit Pilmer. secretary of the B.C. Goat the Swarajist party which now en scientifically fitted platea. . city)—Canada, Oroat nature and cure of distemper, and wm ables Its members to serve on par tinctly prospering under her present Breeders’ Association, has started a Britain and United of toleration which has many times ticular committee# which are ap You will be glad to learn States...... II per annum commercial system." It supplements this, despite Innumerable protesta work on preliminary plans and an enabled Capital and Labor in Brit from animal lovers, was actually be ticipate* that there will be a larger proved by the party, and says the about our terms of reference of the committees these remarks as follows : ain to do battle without serious low gun. The protests were caused by entry even than the one last year which waa looked upon as one of the in no wise limits his desire, to speal HOW THE EMPIRE PRESS The latest monthly summaries to on either side. the knowledge that a distemper re Fragrant, Refreshing, Invigorating best shows ever held In the Prov on behalf of his people without hln LOW PRICES hand of the leading Canadian + -t- + search fund really meant the torture Sold by Grocers throughout Canada ince. Like fox farming, goat breed drance. Just as if he were not 1 UNION CAN HELP member of the committee. bank», reviewing the general com It » unfortunate that the mem of thousands of animals by vivieec- ing is one of the Industries which in mercial and Industrial situation, "To my mind." he says, “the addi THE EMPIRE tora. It is Interesting to note that the space of a few years has sprung distinctly deprecate the peeaimletlc bers of the Empire Press Union into prominence and haa created a tion of one Indian to the number of TWOUÎÆÂ5 utterances made in some quarters Commander W. Davenport refused great deal of interest The goat those capable of participating in the IfeT WDOMUS iTT, EVERAL PROMINENT party who are on their way to the the services of hie famous dog col because the.recovery from the post Continental Casualty Co. show was one of the most popular at defence of their country Is worth British journal»!» have war depression has not been so Imperial Press Conference in Aus lector, **Yel" for the “Field" Distem the fair last year. more to the nation than the appoint S fast as deeired. For example, the per Reasearch Fund at Cruft’s Show •04 SAYWARD RLDO. A meeting will be held of the goat ment of ten Indian governors of tralia will not be able to spend more because he would not contribute to ^ crossed Canada since the Empire Bank of Commerce expresses Itself The public Is warned against dealing breeders In the districts covered by provinces." In these words: "There Is a good than a couple of hours at this port the collection of money ton animal A good deal of Interest Is being - Press Union held its conference in with other than local authorised agents. the Metchoein and Sooke Farmers’ deal of optimism In the air, for the to-day. Many of them enjoyed experiments. Institutes In the Col wood Hall Satur-, taken in Motllal’s membership on the this country in 1920. Most of manufacturing Industries show con The Hon. Stephen Coleridge drew SIDNEY O. RI DEN. military college committee, this being their brief visit to Victoria in 1920 Resident Manager. day to arrange for the competition Committee will go to England In the these interested visitors have re siderable activity. There Is a public attention )n April, 1*23. to the for the cup to be donated by Hie the first time a Swarajist has ac fact that for several years Sir Fred cepted a seat on a government com garded their excursion in the nature growing conviction that business and we are sure that if circum Phene 2777. Established Locally 1* Years Honor the Lieutenant-Governor of Autumn to study conditions on train will settle down to a fairly long stances had permitted a longer halt erick (Lord) Banbury had patiently the Province, which will take place mittee. The object is to attract ing at the military college* at Sand of an assignment and the result nas term of quiet but steady growth. brought forward a t>ogs’ Protection at thé Victoria exhibition, circum uallfled youths to the army and give hurst and Woolwich, and probably The present conditions of business, on this occasion, they would have Bill in the House of Commons, with stances having prevented this com nem a military education. A sub will go to Canada also to see the been that readers of Old Country committee of the Indian Sandhurst in fact, should Inspire every Cana availed themselves of the opportun the purpose of rescuing dogs from the petition taking place during the an military college at Kingston, Ontario. newspapers have obtained intimate dian with confidence." That ought hands of vivlsectors, and that by a nual goat breeders' show held in to be sufficient to arouse the en ity—and it would have been Vic remarkable coincidence the launch June. The meeting will be held under glimpses of this Dominion, its oppor ing of a bill Is almost always offset NEW MOVE TO CUT terprise of every Importer in the toria's pleasure to have arranged the auspices of the Metchoein Farm tunities, its customs, and aspirations. Dominion and to bring about in by a scare of rabies (a disease so ers’ Institute, and George Pilmer. creased attention on the part of all an appropriate programme. rare that few people have ever seen This is all to the good. The ex secretary of the B.C. Goat Breeders’ Interested in this great and grow It.) He also points out that "this Association, will be present. All goat change of truthful information will ing market, which in respect of last ludicrous synchronism having at last RACES FURTHER TO Health for the kiddies breeders in these districts are cordi become too obviously engineered by do more to strengthen the Empire yearns trading alone has a surplus ally invited to attend this meeting. for eventual spending of no less vivlsectors and the Government, It and hasten the development of its than £56.000,000. became necessary this year! 1*21) to unpopulated acres than all the plati devise some new scheme lor vivi m Coolidge Sees tudes the after-dinner speaker will To these plein fxets miy be HEALTHIDISEASE secting dogs. . . unsuspecting •dried the remarks of Mr. W. L. humane persons in great positions ever invent. For upon the space '• • were Induced to lend their Disarmament as F.dmonds. m the current issue of names to the adventure and Just as Leading Members Expected which Old Country newspapers are Jaundice in the New-Born The Monetary Times, to the elf eel Bir Frederick Banbury> Bill emerged to Demand Greater Curtail prepared to devote to reliable news Into view in Parliament, the whole Result of Pact that Canada'» national wealth is press of England was set going with of the Britannic Commonwealth ob How often the attending physician ment of Season SHREDDED now estimated at $22,200,000,- I». asked by the mother of a new a great appeal for the support of a Swampscott, Maas.. July 2$.—Con viously depends to a very large born baby, "What is the reason mjr “Research into distemper in dog*. summation of the European security 000, while the annual productive pact. In the opinion of President extent the amount of information baby is so yellow?" The majority of After a decent interval. . . .the Bets at Opening of Second value of the country's various ac infants show a yellowish discolora name* of the committee to deal with Coolidge, would lay a foundation for which intending migrants will ob the matter appeared and all but one further disarmament. tivities is between five and one-half tion a few days after birth, as the In Brighouse Meet Show Down tain. The signed article in an in tense redness, noted after birth, fades, of them were actual licensed vivl Published reports that the Preei and six billion dollars. One for and it is quite similar to the color sectors." (The law in England pro ward Course dent had given up hope.for another armament conference were denied to fluential journal invarutbly -imparts tunate phase is the vart amount of se*n after a 6rul»e. The whites of tects' the -viviafcettfr ttdt the-vivi that touch of human interest which the eyes are not colored. This is of sected). day at the Summer White House, al undeveloped wealth, the soil un little moment, usually disappearing A well-known paper, "The Field,” Effort*1 to reduce British Col though it was pointed out conditions WHEAT is looked for in vain in the most in Europe are not yet propitious for touched. the mines not yet fully ex in seven or eight days. There is. launched a fund for research and carefully prepared and exhaustively however, a grave.»type which Is due when pronounced criticism arose the umbia’* hor*e racing season .be initiating a definite move for a con- ploited. the forests convertible into to malformation, or entire absence of reply was that the only argument* low the number of days fixed Makes musdejxmeand tain detailed official literature. On this they proposed to publish were their It was stated there had been millions. There are three hundred the bile passages; this form shows a last year will be made at the account the working journalist who progressively deepening jaundice, and own article*. change in the status of the proposal, million acres of land physically suit proves fatal. Another form may We are again forcibly reminded of next session of the Provincial which thus far has been confined to has examined the Empire at first the distemper fund by the news that preliminary and rather indefinite able for agriculture, but with field arise from acute Inflammation of the Legislature, it is understood suggestions from the administration hand can play a notable part in in liver, in infection arising in the stump the alleged discoverer of an organ crops last year of 57,852,000 acres, ism said to cause cancer "may soon here. Leading members of the that it would make an effort to have creasing its strength and prosperity. of the umbilical cord. Hence the ne conference called whenever there only about one-fifth of it was in use. cessity of great care of this area In be able to announce a discovery of On this occasion the members of the equal Importance for the dogs of the House who fought for a smaller appeared to be any likelihood of its Even at that, no one pretends that a new-born baby. world, namely a- eyre for distemper." season through several heetie going through to a successful ter Empire Press Union who will halt AESCULAPIUS. —to insure insertion in Satur the fullest use » made of the tilled It is interesting to note that the Brit weeks at the last session are mination. for a couple of hours in Victoria ish Medical Association is now se land. Canada is first m yield of verely criticising the discoverer of expected to demand s still greater to-day have seen Canada under nor reduction this year. While racing on BODY OF BOY WAS day's paper all Display wheat per acre among important the alleged cancer organism whlc|i mal conditions. They will have WORDS OF WISE MEN may serve to throw discredit on the all tracks has been marked by a FOUND IN LAKE wheat-growing countries. More heavy drop in wagers, a very large noted her progress since 1920. other all important discovery about Advertising Copy Should to be announced. Somehow, the hunt amount of money is still being spent over. Canadian wheat steadily takes Genuine witticisms surprise those on race gambling. This condition is Goderich, Ont., July 2*.—The nude They should be able to carry with who say them as much as those for microscopic germs rarely gets be body of a boy about sixteen years the prize as the world's best quality. nd the verge of discovery. The still causing concern on the mainland them a fairly accurate picture of who listen to them. —JouberL where newspapers are demanding old was taken from Lake Huron yea he Handed in to Times bo<)os tipmpvm however, is the Pessimists who are subject So fits •*- — **• » • that the I>egWatwe lake action on tarde y a mile below Amberty. It the Canada of 1925. There ought We can do more good by being reduction or eerurriw to kill the had a life preserver on It, but there germa. the matter as soon as possible. to be plenty oT inspiration in such a of irritation, because die effect of good than in any other way. Wagers at the Brighouse Park’s waa nothing to give any clue to iden /' Office not later than noon One hundred and forty thousand the most costly war the world has —HilL second meet, which is under way t ification It Is believed to have picture. pounds (plus other amounts) was the been In the water about six weeks. + + + sum spent in the last returns by the now, are following the same down Friday. ever mown can not be dispelled Adversity Is the trial of prln- ward course noted at other meets. The opinion is given it might be ci pie. —Fielding. Medloal Research Council and of this the body of a boy who about six with a magic wand, should be able amount £ 48.500 went to the National On the first two days of Brighouse WHAT PESSIMISM WILL racing $217,2*4 waa wagered as weeks ago was reported drowned DO to extract some consolation from He lx not only title who doe* ute of medical Research at against $224,41* on • cOlTBèpoWdtng off the United States shore of Lake nothing, hot he le idle who might Hampstead—that hot-bed of animal Huron when he attempted to swim this. Nobody expects Mr. Meighen experlmentaHM-t i» compensées days a year,ago. On the first day be better employed. —Socrates to shore for aid for his father and ask? wtiÉt'élM tdrtion'*'gets In return this year the wagers totaled $1*1,447 HAT DID MR. to feel particularly pleased. It does + + + and on the second day $81.48* as younger brothers, who were afloat là* for its £ 140,000 odd? We are asked not agree with h» gospel. And Rest not! Life is sweeping by; against $122,464 and $101.186 on cor leaky boat. The occupants of the Meighen mean when he to have implicit faith and not show W Go and dare before you die. responding days a year ago. boat were later saved, but no trace told his friends and supporters m then he knows that he has no pos too much curiosity or Impatience as —Goethe. of the boy was found. — David Spencer Limited h Toronto yesterday that the Kmg sible chance of improving his po the practical results. The Lancet In sition in the House of Commons As we must render account of an article on "Payment for Re Government had failed in its tariff every word, so must we likewise of rch“ quotes Sir Ray Lankester policy and that through such fail after the general election. H» our Idle silence. —Ambrose. as saying that the word scientist has acquired the significance of a charia Steps Summer Odors— ure the whole structure of Cana- prospect is blue indeed. The most brilliant qualities be tan’s device. We are compelled to ” agree. Una of the chief reasons for Horse Racing The heavy smell Which warm dianism was threatened? Had he come useless when they are not Meats, Provisions, Delicatessen the fight against vivisection is that sustained by force of character. weather brings to many peo in mind that mythical list of fac it haa done ho much to lead astray QUALITY—CLEANLINESS—LOW PRICES THE RICHT MAN —Segur. Vancouver, July 2*.—Teeterday'S ple is largely prevented by tories which he says have closed + -f- j4- proper scientific research—In short, results were as follows: THURSDAY VALUES—CASH AND CARRY we see not only its immorality but First race, six furlongs, claiming, regular bathing with a free their doors during the last two he dominion gov- The saddest thing under the sky its danger. PROVISIONS Is a soul Incapable of sadness. $600; four years and over—Green lather of Baby’» Own Soap. years because of their inability to eriynent has made no mis Lie 14.-Colonel Richardson, in his Mint, won, $18.45. $6*5, $6.40; Billy —De Gas par In. hook on war dog#, remarks on the do business under freer trade? If T + + + Randolph, fécond. $9.65, |6 70; The delicate aroma dispels all take in sending Mr. J. Oscar Tur wonderful resfions* man gets when Beau, third, *18.10. Time,T16 1-1 SPENCER'S DEPENDABLE BUTTER Silence Is the sanctuary of pru he finds the soul of anything and unpleaaantnees and the skin that is what he meant, we can quite cotte to superintend the construc dence. —Ora Man Second race, five furlongs. $500, Freeh Creamery flutter, per lb...... uses it well. It may be that man maiden -two-year* old — Just Clare, feels so refreshed ,eool a sweet. No. I Albert» Butter, per lb, 43#, 3 lbs. fur ...... ff*.j»T understand the absence of a direct tion of the Canadian building at + + + has been given stewardship over the Earnest men never think In won. $8. $3.85. $3 30! Cleo’s Roches Bllverleaf Cure lard, per lb...... •** reference to this part of his gloomy the Dunedin Exhibition which is animal kingdom not in order to ex ter. second. $3.80. $3; Irish Bee. third, Baby’s Owns sells at 10c. a vain, though their thoughts mgy ploit it in his own Interests, but de Fresh Rendered Dripping, per lb...... 13" gospel while in Toronto. Ehe Star to be held at the end of the pre be errors. —-Bulwer Lytton. $6.10. Time. 1.01 1-6. cake at dealers everywhere. finitely to guide and direct its evolu Third race. 5V9 furlongs, claiming, once asked him to produce the list sent year. Mr. Turcotte's work in tion along the highest possible lines. $600; three-year-olds and over- "Bui hr tern and Baby torn- and suggested that if he could not, * DORA KITTO. Judge Hickman, won. $12.40. S3 _ AT THE CHEESE COUNTER the Pavilion at Wembley attracted July 28. 1*26. or would not, he should not men $8 86; Ml ram Wood, second, SJ.iO, Flneal Ontario MIM. per lb...... a great deal of attention from the WHO'S WHO IN $«.30; Duc de Guise, third, $3.T5. Buttercup. similar to Kraft, per 1b...... «5— tion it again m public. Mr. press and public of Britain and his HISTORY TO-DAY Time. 1.08 1-6. . • Meighen did not produce it. He tableaus of the various phases of Fourth race, six furlong*. $500. for Soles Wheel, per lb...... The WEATHER mares, four years and Mar Fraser Valley Kdam. per lb...... —v eleninated the subject in detailed Canadian national life were ac WEDNESDAY. JULY 29 garet Ednora, won, $21.86. 17 40, $6.25 form from his public utterances and claimed as among the most artistic Cara bo see, second, $8.30. $2.90; Com bustion. third, 14.35. Time. 1.14 3-5. Smoked I'lcnle Ham... per lb...... JJJ turned it over to other Conserva gems of the great fair. It was not ADNOCHE JUNOT French general, died on July 2*. eras™ Fifth *ae*. •** furlong», claiming, •ttebct Pickle Picnic Ham., per lb...... j tive members of the House of Com necessary for the most critical of 1813. He accompanied Napoleon $600. fotir yéâr* and over- Wynne Smoked Cottage Roll, per lb...... mons for further use and embellish critics to indulge in comparisons to Bonaparte In his Italian and Egyp Victoria, July 29.—6* a m—The baro wood. won. $8 65. $4 55. $5.40: King Sweet Pickle Cottage Roll, per lb...... -J- tian campaigns. After serving as meter remain* high on the Coast and worth. Fécond. $2*0. $2.80; Frank l Bondes. Pea mealed Back Bacon, 1 to S lb... per lb...... 37£ ment at their discretion. And m reach the conclusion that Canada Governor of Paris, he led an army fine, warm weather extend* Inland to L.. third. $4.95. Time. 1.15. Kootenay. Mbower* have occurred In Sixth race, six furlongs, claiming, Sliced Ayrshire Ham, per lb...... v a comparatively short space of time at Wembley had excelled herself. Into Portugal, and captured Lis Southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba. $500, three years and over—Black Sliced Hwlft'a Premium Boneless Ham. per lb...... ——v the number of defunct concerns has bon. A year later he was compelled Prince, won. $2.40. $2.50. $2.30; Cap Sliced Standard Bacon, per lb...... Ilf Mr. Turcotte’s contribution to that to evacuate Portugal by 8lr Arthur There’s nothing much worse than a and Gown, second. $8.65. $5.5®', Nas Lame Back, a Stiff Shoulder or a grown from one thousand to nearly outstanding success will no doubt he Wellesley. Victoria—Barometer. 30.18: tempera Ta Baga. third. $4.10. Time. 1.14. DELICATESSEN ture. maximum yesterday, 68; minimum, Swollen Knee or Foot. three thousand. It is really won repeated in New Zealand. RICHARD GRENVILLE 66: wind, 8 mile* R.W : weather, fair Seventh race, one mile and seventy yards, clâlming. $600; four years and It aches all the time and you juet Roast Chicken, each ...... <■■■■...... derful what pessimism will do. + + + (Second Duke of Buckingham) Eng Vancouver—Barometer. 36.16; temper Spencer1. Potato Salad, per lb...... ;...... all— lish historÎArt and politician, died ature. maximum yesterday. *0: mini over—Rancho Pany. won. $16.20, $5.96, can't get it In an easy position. A contemporary which supports STRIKE MAY YET BE at London on July 2*. 1841. He was mum. 58; wind, calm; weather, fair. $4.25: Tableau d’Honneur. second But see what a difference, when yea Jellied Cambs- TWwh. pern*...... a member of Parliament for Kamloops—Barometer, 29 98: temper $3.90. $3.10; Nebraska, third, $4.40. JVeal l.oaf, per lb...... Mr. Meighen and his Party gives ature, maximum yesterday, *4; mini .ub In______APERT ED IN BRITAIN twenty-one years. He published Baked Ham, per lb...... mum. 66: wind, calm: weather, clear. Regina. July 29 —Yesterday's r prominence to a news item inform memoirs of the courts and cabin Barkertille—Barometer. 30 16: tem ing its readers that there is less un reat Britain has ets of George III, George IV, Wil perature. maximum yesterday. 76;- mini suits were as follows: Absor bi ne J I MEATS—UNEQUALED VALUES liam IV, and Queen Victoria. mum. 44; wind,«calm; rain, .61; weather, First race, Î35 pace first heat employment in Canada this year undergone so many indus clear. Bon C.. won; Flash Light, second Veal Knuckles, per lb...... ""««a JOHN SLIDELL than there was last, the gain caus trialG convulsions since the end of the Prince Rupert—-Barometer. $8J)4; tem Hal AHenwood, third. Time. 2.1714 It esses the pain with the first rub American politician, died at I»ndon perature, maximum yesterday 76: mini Second heat—Bon C„ won: Barney bing; and each succeeding rubbing Veal Steaks, per lb...... *” ing the index number to rise from war that it » not surprising the on July 29, 1871. After serving as mum. 52; wind, calm; rain, 61 ; weath Extelllon. second ; Flash Light, third. er, cloudy. reduces the ewetong, Umbers up the Oxford Saunage, per lb...... 94.5 for June of 1924 to 96.8 people as a whole are not unduly a congressman and a United States Ketevan Point—Barometer. 30 26; tem Time. 2.17%. ^ . •ore muscles, and starts up healthy Mince Steak, per lb...... iî- concerned over what may be in senator from Louisiana, he was perature, maximum yesterday, 56; mini Third beat—Bon C.. won: Flash circulation.—Try it. Rib Mutton Chop», per lb...... 30- for June of this year—an increase sent, shortly after the beginning mum. 56; itind, 4 miles S B. ; rain, .01; Light, second; Barney Extelllon. Ixiln Mutton Chope, per lb...... 40— of 2.3 per cent. This is all the store for them on the first day of of the Civil War. as a Confederate weather, cliRidy third. No time. $1.23 • bottle commissioner to France, but was Ta too* h—Barometer. 36 18: tempera Second race. 2.16 pace, first heat Thick Kidney Suet, per lb...... *”• more remarkable in view of the fact neat month. Several irritating ture, maximum yesterday, 58 • minimum, »t meet druggists or sent postpaid Blade Bone Roast », per lb...... * ...... arrested on tbe British vessel Trent Don Mack, won: Blase Patch, second by «or 64: wind, 8 miles 8.; rain. .04; weather, Breast of Motion, per lb...... that during the last twelve months strikes have been endured with an by tbe captain of an American gun cloudy Tvneko. third. Time, M5%. W. r. YOUNG INC Canadians who have left this coun amazing amount of fortitude and boat. On his release, he sailed Portland. Ore —Barometer, 36 18: tern- | Second heat. Don Mack, won; Blaze. Freeh Cooked Tripe, per lb...... àëà'i-a again for France, with the hope of perature. maximum yesterday. 86; mini Patch, second; Glen C. Roche, third Round Steak, per lb...... -lO— try since the war have been re without anything like as serious con .securing recognition of the Con mum. «2; wind, 4 miles SB.; weather. Time. 2.16*4- , . sequences as were predicted and an federate States by the French Gov cloud V. Third heat. Don Mack, won; Glen REGULAR COUNTER DELIVERED turning at the rate of something like Seattle—Barometer. 36.22; tempera C. Roche, second ; Blase Patch, third ernment, but In this he failed. > ture. maximum yesterday, 74: minimum. five thousand a month, while the ticipated. It is not to say that these Third race, five furlongs, three Freeh Veal Liver, per lb...... -...... HUMBERT 1 60; wind. 4 mtlea N.R. : weather, clear. Spring lamb Steake. per lb...... *...... exodus from Canada to- the neigh upheavals have not left their im San Francisco—Barometer. 2* 94; tem year-olds and up, $$®0—Emma Wei King of .Italy, was assassinated nt perature. maximum yeeterdev, 76: mini- 1er. won; Sadie’s Lady, second; Rolls Bound 6traK. Dra. lt), Monxa. near Milan, on July 29, boring republic has dwindled to in press upon the economic fabric of um. 5<: .«ititS, L.nuh-JIF,.urrather. a,-Kripp, fhlsd.- Time, 1.43 3-6,r Choice Ixiln Veal Cutlets, per lb...... 0.900. T!hc .Xoonalion of -the T^pJ* Snudy. Fourth Race. 6% ftirlortg*. thhree BEST ISLAND Fancy Milk-fed Broilers, per lb...... * significant proportions. .How does. the nation. Trade., figures . disclose Alliance between Germany. Aus Winnipeg — Temperature, maximum years-old and up. $806—Black Pat, Cambridge Sausage, per lb...... '...... Mr. Meighen reconcile this state of conditions which demand drastic tria-Hungary and Italy was the yesterday, 44; minimum, 66; rain. .64. won. Miss Frau land, second; Kirk affairs with his declaration that the treatment. But the sort of disloca most notable event of his reign. Temperature wood, third. Time, 1.24 2-5. GROCETERIA SPECIALS Max Min. Fifth race, mile end a sixteenth King Government has failed in its tion which radical elements would Victoria ...... »...... 68 51 8800—Tugs, won: Whippet, second Libby's Crushed Plnaappto, per tin ...... }*# MAN LEAPED INTO ...... 86 56 tariff policies and that the whole hail with glee, the state of industrial Vancouver Newport, third. Time, 1.53. Malkin's Sockeye Salmon, per tin ...... FURNACE AND DIED Penticton ...... 92 structure of Canadian»») is in dag and social revolution for which Grand Forks . Quaker Corn. J's. per tin ...... Nelson ...... HUFFMAN FINISHES FAST 1' Coal Nestles Evaporated Milk.. tall, per tin ....,'...... 1014 — ger as a consequence? He can not Moscow has been endeavoring to Sarnia, Ont.. July II.—An unidenti Kaalo ...... *1 Kellogg'S Bran, per pkg...... "1Ï* ...... 74 56 reconcile it. Facts which upset his prepare the less intelligent section of fied ■ man leaped into the furnace of Calgary Verndn. CaL. July 2*.—A whirlwind Delmonte Tomato Ketchup, per bottle, ...... 36- the plant of the Imperial Oil Com Kd mon ton .... VICTORIA FUEL Co. Ltd. doctrines make no impression upon British Labor, seems to be about Ou'AppHle . finish won Eddie Huffman, former Sago or Tapioca, per lb...... •'...... 6# pany Limited here yesterday and waa Toronto ...... 69 navy_ heavyweight champion, a de tgei Breed Street—Phene 117? Horne's Custard Powder, per pkg...... T'/gff his blue ruin point of view. Nor as far off as ever. And it will be burned beyond recognition. rem Ottawa ...... cision over Bert Colima, the South A. It Orenew C. M Brew# ployée, had observed the man toiler would a survey of conditions in surprising if the good sense of the Montreal ".••••...... ‘ JJ ern California middlewtght flash in a ie» around the plant where a n,w St John . ti,n-round boot her» last night | as far as they relate majority of British' workmen does building la under construction. Halifax ...k.f. .«...t.i.it.f. IS VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 5
ell manufacturers, wholesalers. Job bers, business and professional men. farmers *aqd Industrial workers are WINE LIKE SHERRY VIEWS ARE STATED. suffering from is due to the privilege of Issuing currency and control of financial credit being granted to pri BÏ FIRES'* vate corporations, and that the de TO BE MADE FI flation of 1920-22 was "consciously caused and brasenîy carried out by Ctonewall AYelW Prairie Organization Opposes the corporations In control of cur Ribbon rency and financial credit.” 1| calls fis* APPLES AT NELSON upon candidates for Parliament to Immigration and Wants endorse the Woods worth resolution in this connection submitted to Par Vfcfack* o tv J* C. H. Feilberg of Spokane Currency Reform liament at the last session, and calls » Impresses Commissioner for support of candidates pledges to support It. * Davidson With Product Saskatoon. July 29.—Resolutions In connection with the Canada presenting- the point of view of the Grain Act, it specifically named Hqcl ---- Win» of aherry ebwtftw, with- Farmers' Union of Canada on the T. A. Crerar as the head of elevator Hudson Bay Railway, freight rates, and grain interests “whose solicita h delicate aroma and testing the new Grain Act, Immigration and tions, backed by Eastern Interests." from Afdurteen to eighteen per monetary reform, passed at the an were responsible for removing the \ nual convention of the Union, were right to determine where grain shall cent alcohol, can be commercially made public by the board of directors be stored under the new grain act. manufactured from cull apple», in session hers yesterday. which, it states, places the pool 3fie Old Opposition Is expressed to any method of marketing at a great disad C, II. Feilberg to-day demon vantage. It censures the Canadian scheme of Immigration or "the spend 3aVorite strated to Liquor Commiaioner ing of one dollar" on such efforts Council of Agriculture for with drawing support from this clause. Davidson. until the financial position of the The wine will be produced this present farmers Is assured. HUDSON BAY RAILWAY year at a plant to be established at In connection with railway freight The resolution on the Hudson Bay Nelson, and Commissioner Davidson rates, after charging that the East Railway places the responsibility for assured Mr. Feilberg that. If the pro benefits from the comitetltlon of L»ke the failure to complete the.railway ASLEEP IN THE DEEP—Sidney Helms of Des Moines, la., shipping in llë rail rates and charges duct at maturity is equal to the upon the GbvernmenL and "through samples submitted, the Provincial has completed a 200-mils trip down the. Mississippi River on' a the deficiency to the Western section, it on the sinister influence of finance the Union asks for another Western W 6—r.l fjrtwrWl* liquor stores will handle sale of the mattress. He is a mat Irene salesman and the mattresges he sells and big business, and Issues a warn representative on the Board of Rail ing that "the onus of future action, IMPERIAL. TOBACCO COMMWV Of CANADA UHltEO, S* floats. So he put a light wooden frame around one, gave the way Commissioners to represent mild or drastic, will rest on those Mr. Feilberg is president of the Western agricultural interests. Snokane Cider Company, which re bow a toboggan flare, stuck an outboard motor at the back and got who oppose the Just demands of the MONETARY REFORM West as presented to the Govern cently closed down Ita |4!iM plaitt up a speed <>f eight miles an hour. He went from Keokup. la., to following rulings of Prohibition Com Regarding monetary reform, the ment by the recent On-to-the-Bay missioner Haines that plder factories St. Louie. Union states the present disabilities delegation in Ottawa. are responsible for the alcohol con tent of their output even though the potency accrues after sale of the cider to other parties. IMPORTANT TO GROWERS Mr. Feilberg proposes to commence operations, at Nelson by October 1. by transi, rring his modern elder eondensary to that city from Spo kane. The business will eventually develop manufacture of syrups for soda fountains and table jellies, pro duced at low cost from apples. As an indication of the importance of the new industry to the apple- grower, Mr. Feilberg anticipates drawing about 90 tons of apples from Nelson district, and before under taking to establish his plant, satis fied himself that the Creston and Okanagan areas are able to supply a further thousand tons of non- marketabls grades of fruit. The wine output of the plant will be an important industry In a few years, the first contract for barrels, now being negotiated, requiring In vestment of over 16,000 by the com- „pan>\ The, product w|ll require about two years to mature; ifie process be ing a newly discovered system, evolved in the course of manufactur ing cider at Spokane during the past seven years. __ _ e. f. McDonald “THE BARGAIN-MAN DAILY RADIO IN CHARGE PROGRAMMES THE MODERN SHOE COMPANY’S BIG
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2t KTCL (306.9) Washington Hotel. Seattle 7- 8 p m.~Transportation Club, studio programme 10-11 pm.—Alaska Weekly. studio programme. KOA (322.4) Denver. Colo. 7.10 p.m.—Sandman's hour, given by II G. Knight. * p.m.—Studio programme. 8.30 p.m.—KOA orchestra. * CLEARANCE KFI (497) Los Angeles. Cat. . 4 7 p.m—Nk-k Harris, famous detec tive. author and lecturer Detective stories proving the folly of committing 7 10 p.m.—Novelty Four offering $15,000 Worth of Men’s and Boys’ Best Quality Shoes to Choose From Hawaiian and Spanish music. 8 p.m.—Weekly programme by the Ventura Refining Company. 9 p.m.—Programme by L.A Examiner 10 p.m.—Regular Wednesday night Such Makes as ‘Derby’, ‘Florshlem’, ‘Sterling’, ‘Leckie’, ‘Murray’, ‘Talbot’, Etc. programme of the Patrick-Marsh or- KFWI (2621 Warner gros.. Hollywood 7.30-8 pm—Programme by courtesy of the Beverly Ridge Company, featur 6 ing the Beverly Ridge Hawalians and entertainers. 8- 9 p.m.—Programme hv courtesy or BARGAIN Camp Motors Inc., featuring the Camp NINE DAYS OF . ACTION Motors orchestra : Louise Ho watt, planologue. 9- 10 ixm — Programmr by courtesy of the independent Furniture Company, featuring Mitchell's Dark Town orches tra and entertainers. 10- 11 p m —Warner Bros’, frolic. KFOA (464.3) Seattle. Wash. «45-8 15 pm—Hopper-Kelly Com pany studio programme 8 30-10 p.m.- Times studio programme. KOW (491.6) Portland. Ore. 6-7 p.m.—Jackie Soudera’ dance or- Sale Starts Thursday, July 30 at 9 a.m. 7 30 p.m —Baseball scores. 8-10 p m—Walker Brothers’ old time dance orchestra 10-11 p.m —Sherman, Clay and Com pany concert KHJ (406.2) Lot Angelas. Cal. And Continues Every Day Till Saturday, August 8 at 9 p. m. 6- 6.30 p.m—Art Hickman's BlUmore Utik.TiFSraEE' warn»- hoar: Dick Winslow. Juvenile reporter; Mickey Me Ban and Baby Muriel Mar- C or mac. screen starlets: Uncle John * p.m -Scientific lecture. Dr Mars Baumgardt. * 30-9 80 p.m —Programme. Alva Radis Company I LISTED BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE GREAT BARGAINS OF THIS SALE 9.30 pm.—Piggly Wiggly girls’ stringed trio. 10-11 p.m.—Art Hickman’s Biltmore Hotel dance orchestra. KNX (336.9) Hollywood. Cal. 6 30-7 p.m — Atwater-Kent Radio or WORK BOOTS EXTRA SPECIAL ! chestra. MR. MAN ! EXTRA BARGAINS 7- 8 pm —Ambassador Hotel concert 500 Pairs of Men’s Best Work Boots in black orchestra Men » $0.00 Work Hoots in hlavk or brown ONE BIO LOT of Men’s Boots in nifty Men’s Black or Brown Calf Boots with leather 8- 9 p.m — Programme, -Security Trust or brow n calf leather ; values to A QC and Savings Bank. calf, good solid leather soles. Extra Special Kreneh-toe styles, made up of black calf, welt lining and double soles. A reg 9- 10 p.m. Programme with a kick, *6.50. Out they go st ...... Hercules GasoMne Company. for the opening day. ular *11.00 value, going at. $6.95 10- 11 p.m. — KNX studio programme of Per Pair, at...... $3.45 Men's 10-ineh Double-sole Logger d»/* QC soles; regular *5.50 values. iC popular songs. KPO (428.3) San Francisco. Cal. Boots. Sale Price ...... veezlF While they last at ...... 7-7.30 p.m —Rudy SelgeUn Fairmont Hotel orchestra. “STERLING’S" Double-sole Work Boots for 8 30-10 p m —Mrs A Dailey. con “Murray” and “Derby’’-made boots and Ox tralto; Cromona trio men reguiar *7.50...... $5.85 10- 11 n m—Walflemar Lind and the BUY! Sale Price fords in new styles and leathers ; QJT States Restaurant orchestra. ’.«P< «OU B U Y! WDAF (366.6) Kansas City. Mo. 9-9.15 p.m.—Star's Radio orchestra. BOYS’ BARGAINS 11.45-1 a m —Merry Old Chief Carl “Talbot” Oxfords in black or brown ealf Nordberg's Plantation Players: Charles 100 Pairs of Boys’ Black or Brown Boots, j torn berger» Kansas City Athletic Club leathers, uew shape* ; all styles “ LECKIE ” BOOTS AND OXFORDS orchestra medium weight : sites 11 to 13) CO-OP» KFWA (291) Ogden. Utah DRESS BOOTS and sizes. Sale Price, only...... $6.95 9- 11 p.m.■•-Old time music, KFWA and 1 to 5). ■ Extra Special at. .tDtievV Your choice of any Dress “Leckie” Boot or trio. Men's Nifty Black or Brown Dress Boots in “STERLING” School Boots for boys, made OXFORD BARGAINS—Mefl ’a Neat New Oxford in thin Store at 67.85. These come 11- 12 p.m.-r-Whoopus Club in black or brown ; regular values GJfl Q(? KYW (536.4) Chicago. III. " neat styles; regular $5.50 values d»0 QC up with double soles, good solid leather up Style Oxford^ in black or brown leathers, best 10- 12 30 a m—Midnight revue; Paul to *11.00. OCT THEY GO AT.. P I «OU Whiteman's Collegians Clearance Price ......
FOR QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE, PHONE 1670 ^^^^^^^^^JFrlv»U^e»^h«rie2 ConnMtlo«^AII^D2P»rV222^<-— Two Important Selling Events Join Hands Thursday and Friday Our usual Month-end Clearance, always conspicuous for its big bargain opportunities, joins hands with our half-yearly Pre-inventory Sale to make Thursday and Fridav two of die busiest days in the month. In every department you will find extraordinary bargains in seasonable and dependable merchandise, only a very sm proportion on which we are able to advertise in this page because of lack of space. Take a walk through the whole store and look out for the bargain» Hosiery Bargains y Knit Underwear The New Bathrobe and ' To-morrow’s Summer Weight* Which We Do Not Towel Combined For Thursday and Friday Notice to Charge Customers Luncheon Special Wish to Carry Over to Next Season. Tago Towels, the season’s latest Sports Hose > All purchase* made to-morrow and Friday, July 30 and 31 will be charged on Hence the Very Low Prices. novelty, bathrobe and towel com In 7-3 ribbed style, made from mer bined. Made from heavy Turkish Half Fried Spring next month’s account and statement presented in September. Cotton Vests toweling. Intan. hello and blue. cerized lisle yams with hemmed tops Opera top and built-up shoulders ; sizes 38 Ideal for beach or home use. Chicken and reinforced heels and toes. Shown Special price ...... *5.95 Served with Bacon. New in dove, brown, camel, Aell, nude, ...... 4 for $1.00 —Main Floor Potatoes, Wholewheat Rolls Cotton Lists Vests and Butter. black and white; sizes 8% to 10; regu Fine quality, with tailored top or built-up SOc lar *1.00. Special at, fiQd* Shoulders; sizes 38 to 44. O ti*"1 AA Men’s Cream Flannel per pair...... w«7y Special at...... *à for 4P 1* W Breakfasts, Luncheons, After Coats, Skirts and Wash Frocks Medium Weight Cotton Vests Trousers, $4.95* noon Teas and Light Suppers Sea Island Cotton Hose With short sleeves; sizes 36 to 44; also English Union Flannel Trousers, at popular prices Fine Quality Cotton Hose of English sleeveless styles, in sixes O AA —Fourth Flop Marked Down for Month-end Clearance well cut and comfortable fitting. make, full fashioned with hemmed tops 44 to 46. Special at -...... O for Q>1.*VV Made qyth belt loops, cuff bottoms and reinforced heels and toes. Shown Cotton Combinations and pockets. Special, pair *4.95 in putty, coating, nude, grey, black and Tailored Velour Coats, Regular 116.98 for 111.96 In small size only, sleeveless style, tight or —Main Floor 10 only, in the new" Prince of Wales style. Made from good Clearing lines in Art white; sizes 81/» to 10*/«; regular ♦1.00. wide knee; 36 only. O "1 AA quality all wool velour in fawn shade ; half lined. d*1 1 QC Special at ...... ** tor tDleW Special at, Needlework Sizes 16 to 20. Special at ...... «DI.1..Ï7U Knit Bodies* Men’s Goli Breeches per pair ...... I vv St.mp.d 36-Inch Tea Cloth, With Button fronts with long or short sleeves; $4.95 and $5.95 Four Serviettes ““■Art Silk and Hale Hose Novelty Coatt, Values to $39.60 for $17.96 sises 34 to 42. OQ« Of white needleweave, three sim With seam at back of leg, wide hemmed Special at ...... Oa7V Golf Breeches in fawn and grey 17 only dressy coats, made from good quality suede velour, vel- tweeds. Cut in the correct style ple designs shown. Special at tops, reinforced heels and toes. Shown Cotton Bloomer* ...... 49# vetone and waffle cloth, in new shades of rust, tiger eye, ------wind With elastic at waist and knee, white snd with button knee bands and button ’in beaver, brown, camel, coating, white flat pockets; sises 32 to 44. Special Stamped 18-Inch Centres...... and grey, /ull lined ; sizes 16 to 38. \ slues to pink, only; sixes 40, 44 and 46. Of white needleweave, simple de and black ; sizes 8*qj to 10; regular $1.25. at, per pair, *4.95 and. *6.96 signs for working. Special at, $39.50. Special at ...... $17.95 —Main Flofir Cotton Knit Combinations each...... 26# Short sleeves or sleeveless style, tight or Stamped Bureau Scarves ...... 98c Tailored and Novelty Coats, Values to $46.00 for $27.96 wide knee; broken sixes only. | 0 Of white needleweave. else 18x45. Novelty Silk hnd Wool Sports Hose Id fine suede velour, Orkney cloth, charmeen, poiret and other Boys’ Khaki Straight Special at stamped for quick working. Spe Full fashioned wim hemmed tops and seasonable fabrics. Shown in the latest novelty and tailored cial at, each ...... 39# .—Second Floor Knickers, 95c Per Pair reinforced heels and toes. Shown in r Stamped Linen Towels stylée, lined throughout with satin or crepe; <£0»7 Q Made from good quality khaki drill Size 18x17. Regular 95c. Spe fancy stripe and checked • designs in sizes 16 to 38. Values to $45.00. Special at...... • ••TU in straight knicker style with all cial at ...... 59# shell, nude, fawn, brown and grey ; in the buttons rlvetted on and double sewn sizes 81/. to 10; regular ♦2.00. Special Wool Tweed Mixture Wrwpover Skirts, Regular $4.60 for $2.26 seams; has watch, hip and side CLEARING ODDMENTS OF 25 only, in brown, grey, sand, orange and fawn mixtures, wrap- pockets; sizes 5 to 14 years. Special at, per pair ...... -,...... 95# WOOL over style on waist band ; sizes 25 to 30 waist. Whitewear and Corset Eskimo Purple Heather Fin ÏV ... .-...... $1.79 $2 25 —Main Floor —Main Floor gering, per ounce.... lO# WIm* and Grey Mixture, four Sections ply, regular îS
• ,-i . Î : VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 CANADIAN RADIO PIONEERS IN SHORT WAVE WORK
Seattle. Division of tha jack of the Fishing Craft world for the two years folroww: Cases Cases SOME PINEAPPLES OF DOUBLE] BffTTLE MADE LONG m? 1924 Founders Bat Western Alaska ... 1.|9».999 990,990 NIAGARA ON THIS COAST Ontrml Alaska .. ... 7SI.M0 1.799,999 DISTILLED EXCELLENCE DID Crew is Saved Southeastern Alaska. «.0H.0OJ 2.990.000 Puget Sound ...... 7S8.000 126.090 TRIP ACROSS OCEAN .6,111,000 6,716.000 8L Johns, ...—-, . SPOKE AUSTRALIA WITH EASE IMMENSE VALUE Totals ...... NOT GROW IN HAWAIIAN ISLES auxiliary fishing boat Monta, owned Columbia River . . «81.000 Japanese Naval Experiment British Columbia .1,342.000 by the Monroe Bxport Company and river* . 100,000 Establishes Interesting Data laden with 1,200 quintals of fish from $80,000,1000 Realized From Siberia and *7apanJai : \m *00,009 Fruit Cargo# Logged m Bananas and Grapes Draw the Burin, struck the rocks fit St. Shott AFTER RECENT EXPERIMENTS on Ocean Currents veeterday morning and went to the .1,4*9,000 l,«71.(X Sale of Alaska and Puget Grand totals ... Attention of the Customs Authorities to Operations bottom The crew escaped tn a email Long Beach. Wash , July 29 —It took boat. Sound Salmon a little more than fife months for a Canadian Government Coastal Stations Pioneering in on Pacific Seaboard. * bottle thrown Into the Pacific Ocean off Operations in Toklo. Japan, to reach Long Beach, Experimentation With Short Wave Wireless With Seattle. July 29.—-Value of the canned Wash . Wellington Marsh of this city Gulf I aland»—Additional service to salmon pack of Alaska and Puget Sound waa informed In a letter yesterday from Gulf Islande Princess Royal leave» Surprising Results; Adoption of New Mode May for 1924 was approximately $80,00«,000 U.S. Camps to Taken from a veiwel aeited by the authorities off the West N Nemura. a rear-admiral in the In retail, and its quantity was 6,716,0** Japanese nary. Victoria 11 a.m. every Tuesday, call Lead to Freeing the Air of all Interference. Coast recently a code said to be intended for the use by liquor The bottle was picked up on the beach ing at* Port Washington, Ganges Other records for 1924 In the fish Expand Shortly - $0. It contained Harbor. Mayne Island and thence to Industry show; carriers disclose* a poetic nomenclature for the many brands o üo?» aeîina the finder to return It to the Vancouver. ** Halibut landed in Seattle. 7.911,415 whisky and wine known to the trade. ! ..>«*! rDepartment.*JS Admiral On her last voyage in from Sydney, Australia, the K.M.S. pounds, valued at $1,235,000; number of Oregon Loggers Will Beium Nemura’w letter -maid the bottle had schooners arriving. *60. For 1928, Under this code bananas, grapes, pears, limes, beets, figs, been thrown into'the ocean October 17, Niagara of the Caiiadian-Anstralian line, was never ont of wire pounds landed. 8.181,250; value, $1,194,- Work After Period of Quiet 1924 CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAM' 116: dhhooners arriving, 896. lemons, pineapples, corn, dates and oranges have each a meaning March wae presented with » of less communication with her sailing port. While actually tied Mixed cod landed In Seattle In 1924. ocean current charts by the Japanese SHI Ft 2.124,000 pounds; value $186.500; In 1923, Portland, Ore . July 29 —The fir log translatable into terms of vintage of choice and other varieties. Government in appreciation of forward Summer Schedule to the dodlc at Vancouver her operator* worked with the 2.460,400 pounds, value $161.471. ging Industry of the West Coast I* The papers of one veaael that set out recently from Victoria ing the missive. ______Money from the fishing industry 4» all operating at *6 per cent, of capacity Scanners leave Vancouver, Monday Australian station on a fifty-metre wave length and got perfect new money. To the producers last and Is at present employing approxi disclose that she took on Upwards of 5.000 eases of bonded liquor at I p.m., for Powell River. OeaaB results. ■’ . year’s salmon pack waa worth $40,000.- mately 19,000 men In camps from Coos and transferred over 1,000 eases of this to a Canadian ship in Canadian Pfieifie transcontinental Fails, Prince Rupert and Alaska 000. The season ends In the Fall. la»st Bay to the Canadian border, according Train Service —; Toronto Express Steamers leave Vancouver Wed Experimenting in a quiet way Canadian Government coastal year, for the first time, a closed season to a regional survey made at Loyal leaves Vancouver 1.20 a.m., Trana- on halibut fishing went Into effect No Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen ■ Canadian waters, it is alleged. nesdays and Saturdays at 9 p.m, tmr stations in B.C. have done much pioneering work in tracing the vember 15. continuing until February 16. headquarters here. Truck logging, or On the other hand, it l* contended Canada «10 p.m.. Mountaineer for Powell River. Ocean Falla. Frtaee value of the shorts wave system which will lead, it is believed, 1936» In accordance with an Act of Con dinarily at capacity at this time of that the craft stood out to sea and at One of the old clippers of sailing Chicago at 7.46 p.m., and the Imperial Rupert, Anyox and Stewart. gress and a treaty with Canada. year, is less than 40 per cent, active, a distance of over twelve miles from days, the barquentlne was "Hell at 9 pm. for Montreal The after to a complete change in all ship and shore stations as now con Nearly 6,000 men are given employ employing about 1,500 men In addition the American coast received “friends,” Fire" Pederson's ship at one time, noon boat from Victoria connecte ment In the North Pacific canned sal to railroad logging camp op*r*tionR. Canadian Nattenal Railway» *Cen- to whom portions of the fruity cargo and owned by the Hind-Rolph Com with the Trans-Canada for Montreal stituted. mon Industry whose fleet totals about Ivogglng along the Columbia River, in and Toronto, also the Mountaineer tinental Limited* It waa operators on board the 125 vessels. The halibut fleet totals 210 the Willamette Valley and In Gray a were considerately lowered. pany of San Francisco. and Imperial. In addition there la Leaves Vancouver daily at 9.19 p.WL R.M.S. Niagara and the M.8. vessels, valued at 12.000,000, and gives Harbor and Puget Sound districts is at The entries found In papers seised She was operated in the lumber employment to 1,600 men. This year, a higher point than elsewhere In the also the Kootenay train .leaving Van for points East. All-steel equipment Aorangl who first drew the atten WEEKLY SAILINGS on some of the captured vessels recite trade to Australia and then laid up according to the seasonal run of salmon, fir region, the survey shews, and 1#^ couver at 7.15 p.m. **' through to Montreal. *** tion of the Canadian shore station» a stirring tale of life on board a li at Esquimau for three years. IN COAST TO COAST should be a year of large returns In per cent, of capacity. Other districts Now. as the Drumwall, she will be to phenomenal results being obtained sock eyes and pinks are operating as follows: quor carrier bound for fnegign ports. with short wavelengths. Teats with RUN BY LUCKENBACH From landings In 1896 of less than Coos Bay. 60 per cent ; Tillamook One skipper records the disabilities operated by Johnson, Walton A Com such equipment as at their disposal 12,000.000 pounds, annual arrivals to-day Line, 60 per cent.: WI lia pa Harbor and of his mate, who fell sick suddenly pany, and will carry mill waste from are in excess of 45.000.000 pounds. Rail Southwestern Washington. 10 per cenv Chemalnus to Port Angeles Com were made, stated E J. Haughton,. Seattle, July 29—The Andrea F. Leck- ah with an ailment which led to cramps shipments are seven times what they nt the i-amDS operating on common wltn an aliment. wmcn i mander Johnson has secured a long Superintendent of the Dominion enburh of the Luckenbach Line arrived were twenty-five years ago The fish carrier railroads In the Wlllapa Harbor In the abdominal region. Wireless here, and It was found that here Tuesday, one day ahead of sched business is carried on by fifteen whole district are dosed, as are many of | Disturbed at the condition of his time contract for the carriage of the the short wave-length had peculiar ule with a cargo of 1.600 tons of gen- sale houses, four wholesale and retail those In the Tacoma district, now oper mate this master prescribed pills on slabs and waste for use In the Port 1 freight for local distribution. M. firms, forty-eight retail fish markets, ating at less than 65 per cent, of caps- Angeles mills. powers of penetration and character Wright, local agent, arrounced to four mail order houses, and a vast num the first day, but finding that even istics, which may lead to a revolu ClTlm supply o' four of these did not lead to any A submarine commander /luring day that vessels of tne Luckenbach Line ber of peddlers, grocery stores and meat the strenuous days of the war. t*bm- tion of existing methods. In the A liar, tic-Pacific service will ar markets mind than at any tlm. tilll,r•«. and material improvement in his mate, mander Johnson is perhaps to-duy It was discovered, for Instance rive here on Wednesday and depart on WIDELY DISTRIBUTED plan* for early resumption of at hast administered a heavy dose of castor JASPI hurnday of the following week. half the present idle equipment have one of the beet known and Aiost NATIONAL that for a fraction of the power In The Booth Fisheries Company of Se Added Importance of the salmon In oil and sent him to bed. With me volved in long distance transmission dustry of Pug»*t Sound and Alaska Is been reported Fallen, and bunker, ticulous care the roaster logged an highly inspected seafaring men on attle announces the sale of the Benja have already been put to -ork at pome li.C.’s extension waterfront. under the old system the same re min F. Packard, which since last Aut shown by statistics complied from re ramps, and when the fire hasardI has entry of his pharmaceutical efforts, sults could be obtained. Communi umn has been lying idle in Lake Union liable centres of the Industry, which passât lodging will be reeumed at many and records with some satisfaction here, to the Hanson and Nelder Lum ve the pack of the world for 1924 aa !7mpa now down, the Surrey shows. A cation between Canada and Australia r471.000 cases, compared with 8.458,000 that the mate ate a hearty meal some has been established with an ex ber Company of Seattle. She will be number of nperatlena now closed are hours later. loaded with lumber and piling, towed cases for 1923. of which the great bulk awaiting settlement of the log rate case. penditure of Electrical energy that to the Atlantic Coast by the Santa Ines came from the territory tributary One » voyage now under review by krould not heat an ordinary electric and after delivering her cargo will pro tbs authorities «tests with a trip made Iron. bably be converted Into a coal barge from heal entiers In the moativol MILL BAY FERRY Through remarkable properties of January and ending in March. In that » POR close tuning the short wave wireless time many “friends" were spoken gives a range of fractional wave TIMES SHIPPING CHART and some referred to as lying along- To Chicago lengths. making possible the exist eid*. U 4s alleged. In all cases w here UP-ISLAND POINTS cargo was handled it was spoken of Lv Verdier A va ence of 1,000 stations within 100- OCEAN VESSELS TO ARRIVE (Brentwood) (Miu 1 iretrea wavelength of their extremes. Due. ms “fruit.” 7 90 a m. I IS a m This. It is argued will eventually SPOKEN Steamer. In most cases the only contentious , 9 69 am. 19 96 am clear the air of the endless confusion N.TJL ...... Orient... .Aug. • matter between the authorities aha 11.99 a m. 1169 poos Supremely caused by stations crowding one Atago Maru .L.. .Orient...,Aug. 9 196 pm. *1* p.m Go Via ..Jensen....11971 Admiral Line the owners Is the location of the 4 *0 p.m another in neighboring wavelengths. President Grant...... U. K...... Aug. 19 1 60 p m. Wanderer ...... Rlthets ...... vessel when receiving friends. The » 16 pm « 1$ P-m Jasper Park Satisfactory The tests, even though only In their ÏHoeken. .‘..1*590 C.P.R...... Orient.. ..Aug. 19 authorities assert that this has not 7 96 p.m I 96 p m elementary stages, have shown that Efnp of Russia...... Orient... .Aug. 19 Arlxona Maru ...... 9*9* Rlthets always been outside the twelve-mile SAVES 14 MILES the short wavelength has exception N.Y.K...... Orient... .Aug. 19 Service Shldxuoka Maru ...... «2*1 limit, and that there are records of information. Phone 7997 New fast schedule 1 ally marked characteristics. For in WIRELESS ...... 79*2 N.Y.K...... Orient... .Aug. 21 the transshipment of bonded liquor Keating 4IM. Toklwa Mam ...... stance, a Wavelength of forty metres Admiral Une. .Orient... .Aug. It to Chicago Lv. Vancouver...... P‘-B0 pm President Madison.. .Quinn. ...16009 to Canadian craft in Canadian waters. may at times be heard at a distance 8 p.m., July 21.—Shipping: Yarnagl....9#9« Rlthets ...... Orient... .Aug. 21 One preventive officer tells a good fLv. I*nncc Rupert am Arabia Mara ...... C.P.R...... Orient....Aug. 29 of over $.000 miles, though totally CANADIAN ROVER. San Fran Bmp. of Australia.. .Halley... .21009 story on himself. He was Invited, it Lv. Jasper Nat’l Park 9:4& pm undetected at a spot closer than that cisco for Vancouver, 151 miles from Rlthets ...... U. K..... Aug. 99 is asserted, to see a spiritualist with T.*,. -CARDEN*" Obteiratiaa Sleeping Cars Collegian...... N.Y.K...... Orient. ...Sept. 4 Lr. Edmonton...... 7:10 am to the transmitter. William Head. Yokohama Mam ...... «1*7 a straight hint that the seer would Sails from Vancouver This “Jumping" has occasioned N.Y.K...... Orient... .Sept-11 FRIDAY. 9 p.m. Tfcrawffc Standard Sleeping Cara Lv. Saskatoon...... 6:30 pm Etna Mans. Nagasaki for Nanooee, Asuka Mam ...... have something of Importance to say peculiar freaks In communication. N.Y.K...... Orient... .Sept. SI Alert Bay. Port Hardy, Prince Ru Lv. Winnipeg...... 9:30 am 190 miles from Nanooee . Kaga Maru ...... as regards to his future. Again some wavelenghts have been CANADIAN FREIGHTER for The officer was a brave man and pert. Anyox and STEWART Continental Limited Lv. Pulutn...... 9:16 pm found to work better by day than by Panama, 389 miles south of Cape OCEAN VESSELS TO SAIL actually did go to* the seer. He was Tickets and Information At, Milwaukee 16:30 am told that his future would be bright Canadian National Rya. night, and others the reverse. The Canadian coaster, ocean Agent For. Departure. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP main object of the Canadian experi Steamer. MaMaster. Ton. with the good things of this world if BRITISH COLUMBIA LIMITED Vsecoevsr. Jasper Nat’l Park Ar. CHICAGO...... 11:30 am Rlthets ...... Orient... .Aug.IBM I ments now is to determine a short Falls for Astoria, seventy-two miles Africa Maru ...... Koylya... .15090 he followed a certain course of con Ne. 1 Belmont Bldg. Phene 1986 te Duluth tDaily except Sunday Prince Rupert wavelength that will work suitably Emp. of Canada—Robinson.... 21617 C.P.R...... Orient. ...Aug. I duct. As that course, however. In the to Jsaper Nat’l Park. from Astoria. Admiral Une . .Orient... .Aug. T over twenty-four hours In the day. Noon. July 29.-—Weather: President Jefferson.Nichols.... 1T>909 opinion of the officer did not coincide N.Y.K...... Orient....Aug. 7 Arrowhead Limited When that is attained. It is stated, Este van — Clear; south; light; Iyo Mam ...... 6S37 with his duty, he has not yet realised Lv. Chicago...... 6-30 pm President Grant...... Jensen. ..18072 Admiral Line . .Orient... .Aug. 19 on the vision» of a future thus fore Chiceto and North Western wireless communication will have 90.20; *2; moderate swell. Rlthets ...... Orient... „A»g.SS Lv. Milwaukee...... 6:10 pm reached a new era where low costs, Pacherm—Foggy : northwest : light ; Arlsofia Mam ...... à,.*--. .. 9*9* a Une ...«2*8 N.Y.K...... Orient... .Aug. 27 told. Ar. Duluth...... 8Û30 am long distances, and continuous oper 30.2*. 60: moderate swell. Shldxuoka Mam ...... CANADIAN Deleth te Chics,, ations without Interference will be President Madison . Quinn. ..15690 Admiral Line ..Orient... .Aug. 11 Ar. Winnipeg...... 9:16 pm Emp. of Australia. • Hailey. ..21900 C.P.R...... Orient... .Sept. S PACIFIC Ar. Saskatoon...... 12:30 pm the features of a greatly Improved Rlthets ...... Orient... .Sept 19 For travel Information—lowest rarer- service, it Is stated. Existing tests Arabia Maru ...... Tarnagt... Ar. Edmonton...... 10:50 pm BRITISH SHIP WINS .«147 N.Y.K...... Orient... Sept 11 •km fare*—call unes any Cam adieu are made with a forty-foot vertical Yokohama Mam ...... b.c. coast eenvicE National Rye. Agency Ar. Jasper Natl Park 8:40 am aerial and a counterpoise. RACE WITH TIME Ar. Vancouver...... 735 am Resides Its Incalculable value to H. L. Staler. General Agent •Ar. Arince Rupert... 3:30 pm marine operation the short wave COASTWISE MOVEMENTS Boston. July 29 —The British steamer TRANSPACIFIC MAILS Chicago and North Wee ter» Uns •Daily except Monday free Jai wireless will be a boom to the radio Menelaue, which, with the Siberian MOTOR FERRY 760 Stuart Bldg., Seattle. Wash. Nat’l Part te Prince Report. flan. It Is stated. It works equally Prince and the Kansas, has been racing For Vancouver TO* July, 19*8 weli for the transmission of speech, from Singapore In order to laud a large ^ C.P.R. steamer leaves dally at and through Its extreme selectivity cargo of raw rubber In New York for Australia and New Zealand July delivery, docked here Tuesday^ Hell Fire Pederson’s Ship Will SERVICE will cut out the Jamming now dis C.P.R. steamer leaves dally at 11.46 Longshoremen immediately swarmed Aorangl—Malls close July 29, 4 p.m ; Between turbing broadcasters all over the aboard to remove to Boston consign due at Auckland Aug. 17. Sydney Aug. Carry Mill Waste in De continent. Pittsburg already broad ments which lay above the rubber *2. ______From Vancouver casts on a wave length of fifty-seven By daylight to -day the big freighter C.P.R. steamer arrives dally at T clining Years metres, with the same results as the .. expected to clear for New York, a_m which she should reach at least twenty- SIDNEY and highest powered stations on the C.G.M.M. MOVEMENTS C.P.R steamer arrives daily at Rt9 Command*r B. L. Johnson known longer wavelengths. four hours before the rubber contract expires ______to Victoria's waterfront as Barnry. Pioneers in the experimentation Canadian Freighter left Victoria For Seattle has renamed the barquentlne Puako, that is now going on are the operat BELLINGHAM New York. July 29.— Prices of rub for U.K. July 2< C.P.R. steamers leaves dally at bourht here at auction •ale » few ors of the R.M.8. Niagara, the Ms. ber continue to decline from recent months a«n The Cuako wll he Motor Princess will leave Sidney Canadian Highlander arrived Glas Aorangl. and the Canadian Govern record-breaking levels as protests Sol Due leaves dally, except Sun known ai the 'Drumwall In future. at 10.46 a.m. and «.19 p.m. daily. gow July 22. ment wireless stations on the British from United States against limita days, at 19.16 a_m. Returning. leave Bellingham Columbia coast. Canadllan Importer left Quebec, tion of output are causing a stir In From Seattle 7 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. dally Great Britain. Meanwhile a trana-, thence Vancouver, July 24. C.P.R. steamer arrives dally 11.19 atlantic. race against time for de Canadian Observer left Astoria for p.m. FORD SCALE OF livery of July rubber appeared to San Diego July 21. Sol Due arrives dally, except Sun have been won. days. 9.19 a.m. The first of three ships racing to Canadian Observer left Astoria for MARINE WAGES New York from Singapore to land San Diego July 21. Alaska Route 7 Canadian Planter arrived Vancou B.C. Coast Service From Vancou SETS NEW MARK 6,509 tons of crude rubber valued at ver July 11, IS. It. 22. 26 and 29 at $14.000,000 for July delivery has ver July 24. LOW TRIP An experiment of considerable inter touched American shores. The Brit Canadian Prospector left 8L John Canadian National Steamships— est to shipping concerns is now being ish steamship Meoelaus arrived In for Quebec July 22. From Vancouver 8 p.m. every Mon made by Henry Ford In connection with Boston yesterday and is expected to Canadian Mliter arrived Melbourne the Oneida, a Ford vessel used in the day. assembling and distribution of Ford pto dock here with her rubber cargo July 20. West Coast Routs enty-four hours ahead of the time B.C. Coast Service: From Victoria, SUMMER EXCURSION FARES Canadian Winner arrived Chatham SAILINGS limit, midnight Friday. The Siberian first, tenth and twentieth of each Making good his statement of some July 22. weeks ago. Henrv Ford Is paying a mini Prince and the Kansas also are re month at 11 p.m. to , mem wage of $100 per month to or Canadian Coaster left Oecan Faffs TO EUROPE yarded hi certain to make port in Portland Canal Route dinary seamen, cooks and mew men on for Astoria July 26. FBOM MONTREAL the steamer Oneida. He Is also paying time. Canadian National : Wednesday» firemen and skilled seamen $195 per Brokers would lose heavily on con Canadian Rover arrived San Fran and Saturdays from Vancouver at I Eastern Canada month on the Oneida, the first engineer cisco July 2$. . Mellta tracts to deliver July rubber If the p.m.. for Portland Canal, Stewart Aug. 12 llisaedees of which gets $225, second engineer $175 Canadian Farmer arrived Vancou Anyox. etc. Aug. 2* and the third engineer $156: first mate ships failed to dock. Central and Eastern United States 9925, second mate $175 and third mate With a fortune at stake the Mene- ver July 24. Auto Ferries $1*6. laus risked losing a whole day for an Canadian Farmer arrived Vancou Sldney-Bellingham motor ferry AUg. 11 Sept- 2 Stopover at Jasper National Park Bn Rents ■ t The oufy Immediate remit of the Ford err&hd of mercy. She put tn at Hali ver July 24. PC.C:». Motor Princess leave# Sid scale of wages has been a rush to get ney at 10.45 a.m. and 9.10 p.m.; re ...... Mnntoali on board his ships In any capacity from fax so one of her engineers, stricken Canadian Transporter left Panama 2S ’ ...... Moatclsrv Optional Routes via Prince Rupert and Great lakM stoker to skipper with appendicitis, could be sent to a Canal for Avontnouth July 12. turning leaves Bellingham 7 a.m. and . lloutr—- In connection with his scale of wa hospital. 2.80 p.m. daily. The Canadien for marine operation Henry Ford Canadian Ranger left Panama Victoria - Port Angeles — Puget FBOM 9C8BKC nounced'that he hoped to attract a bet Canal for London. West Hartlepool Sound Navigation Company's Olym Te Liverpool National ter class of seamen, who. despite the and Antwerp July 34. pie leaves Victoria 9 a.m. and I SO added scale, would pay better in the CONGRESSMAN FEARS » long run by the careful and prudent Canadian Pioneer arrived Nfew p.m. returning leaves Port Angeles Railways cron» CONTINENTAL LIMITED DEPLETION OF FISH 11.48 a.m. and « p.m. KmprtM of Pranee operation of hie fleet. Westminster July 21. Empruse of Scellas* Canadian Seigneur left Antwerp for Bldnev - Anaoortee — Puget Sound the Rockies at. All-steel de Luke Train San Francisco and . Vancouver July Navigation Company*» City of Angeles Seward. Alaska. July 29. — Con and Puret. leave Sidney 4.29 a.m.. the lowest (Equipped with Radio) 22. Northern Pacific gressman Wallace H. White Jr. of pm. and 6.30 p.m„ returning leave ABOUT OLB Maine, who has been making a sur Canadian Pioneer arrived Esqui Anacortes 9.30 a.m„ t p.m. and 5.80 f altitude 9.50 p.m. Daily from Vancouver vey of fisheries and sealery condi mau July 21. p.m. and in eight 1 Add Ten New Cars tions in Southwestern Alaska and the Canadian Voyageur arrived Van Mill Bay Ferry (bridging Island Pribilof Islands, left on the steamer couver June 1*. Highway at Malahat)—Leaves Ver of the highest For Full Particulate Apply To Passenger Train Northwestern for Seattle yesterday. Canadian Trooper left Victoria for filer Avenue. Brentwood T.99 a.nu 1 CITY TICKET OmOX He is a member of the shipping and Sydney and Melbourne July 16. 11 a.m.. 1.10 p.m.. 9 p.m.. 6.15 Mountain Peak» Ten new steel passenger roaches, fisheries committees. p.m.. 7.99 n.m. Leave» Camp Point nt Stmt » costing approximately *900,060, are be Congressman A. M. Free of Cali Canadian Inventor left Montreal for Mill Bay. 9.16 a.m., 10 a.m., 12 neon, 911 Oovi ing added to the equipment of the fornia, who accompanied White on Quebec. Sore! and Montreal July 21. 2 16 p m.. 4.30 p.m.. 9.16 p.m„ 1.99 p.m. Northern Pacific’s North Coast Limited the survey trip, has Invited criticism Canadian Scottish left Swansea for - trains Nos. 1 and 2. It was" announced te-day by A. B. Smith, passenger traffic of the laws and solicited suggestions Vancouver July 18. i-Hanagwr.' * for amendmeevtv White pointed out. TIPI TABLE- Large windows, comfortable seats, “The only affirmative suggestion electric fans and sanitary water coolers we have received is in regard to the SUNRISE AND SUNSET Je»y. 1998 are included in the outfitting of the failure of the law to prohibit trap coaches which are of the latest Pullman rrtm*Htrnm»HtrrtmaHtmm«Ht fishing.” White said. "In my opinion shop design The tight Ing Is by electric Day Ih.m. ft |h. m. ft Ih. m. ft-th m. ft- NEW ZEALAND selling lampsi of the Pullman type. The traps should be permitted under pro Time of sunrise and sunset (Tactile ] eagteet rimes Vet have per regulations. It is essential AUSTRALIA been developed by the car builders are a more drastic policy of conservation be standard time) at Victoria. B.C.. for the part of the equipment.______enacted If the industry Is to survies, month of July. 1926 E :: SîE’EjSS •This year had the poorest run of The time used Is Pacifie standard, for s.'r.M;,l«sr»,r*’r fish in the history of Alaska. Nature VESSEL MOVEMENTS Hour Min. Hour Mia. *l5ilMeridian ------< — is prodigal, but not inexhaustible. If $* .^W ESTABLISHED 1885 NEWS IN BRIEF llOîeniiih Entries For Vucoiver Meet l ROSS WATSON ------FREE UNT1L Canada apent $48,066.178 last year Vancouver, July 29.—Thursday’s Fourth race—81* furlongs. LADIES’ SPECIALS Nebraska ...... 134 for pensions and re-eatabliahment of entries at Brighouee Park; Tan II...... *11* ] EXTBA VALUES veterans of the Great War. according to a report of the department in CoL Snider ...... •111! First race—Six furldng* Louvain ...... 118 All Sizes in This Lot charge of this work. Lurman 118 Kimberley ...... 114 j The Conservative pienie commit John Franklin ...... 114 Peg O...... Ill j tee will meet at the association's Mahaley ...... 112 Mary Poller ...... 112 OCTOBER rooms. Campbell Building, at 8 o’clock Ptotere First ...... Ill Hot Muffin ...... 11*1 to-night to complete final arrange Johnny Brown ...... 109 Jago ...... '...... *109 $3.00 Dr. K...... 105 ments for the picnic to be held next Dare ...... elt>9 $10,000 Bail is Granted Wednesday al thf> Willow* ^J8each. Ball Hornet ...... 103 Fifth race—Five and one-half fur BANDSMEN WILL longs. Nanaimo Robbery Suspect The progress of development of the Yorkle Prince 98 Queen Catherine ...... Ill MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE Weet Coast of Vancouver island will A. Lester ...... Ill BE INTERESTED 649 Yates Street Phone 1332 | be outlined to the Rotary Club hy. Second race—Fire furlongs. Hunnyways ...... lit Claude V Harrison at Thursday's Bnlveley ...... 114 Joe O...... ini Vancouver, .July 2#—Kail in to learn that we have been appointed exclusive weekly luncheon at the Chamber of Southern Gentleman ...... 114 | Jack Fairman ...... 106 the amount of $10.000 for Ron* WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE Commerce. Blerman ...... 4 Thelma C...... 106 aalea agents for the famous JUTS® ...... Mr. Ruby ....;...... Î01 Wetaon, former Seattle iletev- A stiff fight fer about an hour oc Lomond Jr...... 114 Daydue ...... 103 tive, now awaiting a aeeond trial BRITISH MADE Busier Brown ...... 1H cupied firemen of the Central Station Sixth race—-One mile and seventy on a charge of being implicated ! at about 10.30 o'clock last night at 1st Beau ...... 114 Beacon Hill, where they were called Velvet ...... 112 Norford's Last ...... 112 in the -M2,000 Royal Hank roh-i Why Pay High Rates for fire and Auto Insurance? to fight a blase that threatened to Pharabe Ann ...... 112 Pat Mabrey ...... Ill bery at Nanaimo last December, ] BESSON become dangerous. No damage to Scamper ...... lit Tableau d’Honneur ...... 110 was granted to-day by Justice1 “ ntOTOTYFE " Sm the Independent Agency and Save Money e trees or shrubbery occurred. Little Pointer ...... 112 Pie ...... 107 he Nationale, Parte, Established 1820 ...... Asset» JIUJIMJ Linda Ziqdg . ... :...... 103 York let ...... 107 Morriaon on application of R. !.. Markets for British Columbia Srovincial Limited, England. Established 1903 . Aaeets I 1401.000 Also eligible: Aleeo...... 105 Maitland, counsel for Watson. newsprint are expanding, the latest Ucan ...... 106 The Cernhill Limited, England, Established 1806. Assets I 2.400.000 being the east coast of South Miss Maxle ...... S*, . 112 Wataon will be allowed hi» liber Northwestern Natiensl, Established I860. -Assets 811.6TO.000 Mear the Way ...... 114 Regal Lodge* ...... 102 BAND INSTRUMENTS America. Previously the consumer* Tagday ...... ,...... 107 ty until the October assizes at National-Ben Franklin, Pittsburg. Eat. 1888 ...... Aaeets $ MpO.OOO were Western Canada. Brttleh Co Third race—Five furlong*. Mlaa Liberty* ...... 106 Reason instruments are known by bandsmen the world over The Fire Insurance Company of Canada, Eat 1811, Assets 8 wl.181 lumbia. New Zealand. Australia, Mary Emery* ...... 100 Nanaimo. weet coast of United Htatee, and Tar Box ...... 116 a* the finest that it ia possible to buy. Especially well Old Sinner...... 116 Seventh race—One mile and one- This afternoon Mr. Maitland some to Galveston. known are the famous Beaaon “New Creation’’ Cornet*, Lucky Cat...... 116 sisteenth. stated he did not know yet, when JOHNSTON & CO., General Agents Record ....;...... *...... *111 Dairyman ...... 113 Trumpets, Trombones and Compensator Euphoniums. All After attending the recent session Montdele ...... 11* Wataon"s release from Oakalls Phone 10*2 115 Johnsen Vleterla. l.C. g»taMl*»>*a 1W of the Pun -Pacific Confer» no in Lucky Hayes ...... 116 of theae are illustrated and described in the Beaaon pnee Blanche Meyers...... 114 Bronaton ...... 113 Jail would he effected Honolulu. Mr*. Percivel Foster of Toreida ...... Ill list and catalogue, which we will mail free on request. Toronto, national field secretary of Cap and Gown . 114 I-ady Harrlgan ...... i... 114 Praise ...... 101 the Y.W.C:A-, reached here this Maxle Barber ...... 109 Flncaatle ...... 10S week and is spending a few days at Kinetic ...... Ill Quash* ...... 106 the home of her brother, Hon. T. L>. Darrel J...... \ 1. t\...... *111 • Apprentice allowance claimed. Pattullo, Minister of Lands. BARROW MOVES TO fietcAjbros Railway Treditien Makers of To McClary day" is the title of an interesting LITIGANTS TO SHARE article dealing with the .-mployeee ELECTION CASE COST and development of the Canadian Na SHE WILD BIRDS FIRE THREATENS “Everything In Music" 1110 Douglis Street tional Railways featured in the July Ranges issue of the Canadian National Rail Vancouver, B.C., July 29.—An ap ways Magasin*. "The Value of a plication brought by John A c'atii- Bale* Force to a Railway.'’ by Sir erwood for permission to sell lands Dll SUIS HE FRASER 11 owned by Maxwell Smith for costa $10Down and $10 per Month Henry Thornton. I* another feature Tour 015 Ran»* taker ns pert of the current C N R magasine. ip the election appeal was with Vancouver, July 29.—Early thle drawn to-day In Supreme Court Minister Negotiating For PNMl Architecte of Victoria were te-day morning fire threatened the new chambers yesterday, when both aide* the guests of the British America bridge nearing completion across the to the controversy agreed to pay Opening Sanctuary on Re Paint Company Limited, at luncheon Fra*» r River between Marpole and their own roots. CAMPING at the works on Belleville Street, Sea Island. Mr. Catherwood was declared claimed A»ea Canada Pride Range Co. twenty construction experts being 'From aome unknown cause a blaxe elected representative by the Court taken on a tour of the factory after started on the centre pier and gained The loss of Huma* Lake as a re 1414 Douglae 8l Phone 4688 of Appeals when that body reversed TIE luncheon All the processes of mod considerable headway. Fishermen a Judgment of Mr. Justice A. Mac sult of the Government'a big reclam sleeping on boats got out to it quickly Repair parte far ell MeClarp Ranges ern paint manufacturing were shown donald upsetting the election. ation scheme, will affect the wild Is the architects, the varnish depart and formed" a bucket brigade. They fowl seriously, in depriving them of nuUifht ment. proving of particular Interest had extinguished It by the .time the refuges from the gun*. to many of the guests. fire-fighting forces arrived Damage There will be more food than ever Time slight. on the reclaimed lands. Stubble and 44#8fc/ Ti D* RartwHe, Minister . ef> wmartweed - stretehe* along -the We have a large assortment of FLASHLIGHTS and SPOT Lands, will leave for the Interior to ditches will offer excellent provender LIGHTS, giving a very efficient light up to 500 feet night to attend the formal opening Horse Racing but they will have no place to re of the new Bonnington Falls power treat from the hunters, as they had If your Flashlights are not in order let us supply you with plant on Saturday. He will visit the on the wide acres of the lake. t'reston diatrict during his trip. Aurora, I1L, July 21.—Etta Drulen. new batteries or Mazda bulbs. IT DEPENDS ON YOUR ORDER a bay mare by Etawah. driven by Hon. E. D. Barrow. Minister of Premier Oliver ha<8 hoped to attend Agriculture, is negotiating with the Tommy Murphy, established a new Whether wounded work or not. Let ua figure on your require- the power plant opening, nut will be Game Conservation Board for the unable to leave here In time for the world's record in the flret race of the opening day» programme of the setting apart of an area near the ceremony. Grand Circuit meeting here yeeter river a* a game sanctuary. This Tour order wUl be especially welcome right now. sanctuary. If established, will cover HAWKINS & HAYWARD British Columbia leads the pro Chicago, July 29 —One robber was day afternoon, stepping six furlongs You will receive full value for your money. in 1.36 1-S. The former record. 1.12 2,000 acres of Dominion land between ELECTRICAL QUALITY AND SERVICE STORE vinces of the Dominion in the shot and killed, another wae wounded the Fraser River and the big dyke amount of capital Invested In lum and a clerk wae shot and wounded 1-5, was made at North Randall. 1121 Douglae Street Phenes 648-2*7 ber industries, according to figures when four or five robbers attempted Cleveland, July 9 of this year by of the Huma* reclamation area, a __ued by the Provincial Government. to hold up the Drake Hotel late to Keatucky Jay. The mare was given stretch bordered West by the Humas Mountain and East by the Chilliwack THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP The amount of capital invested in day. The robber* who escaped, were a pretty drive by Murphy. Who took hill. It la a land of high cotton British Columbia’s lumber mlHs. etc.. reported to have carried about S6.000, her out in front at.the start and kept M4-I John.cn Street (Just B.1.W Oe.wnm.nt) Is placed at 846.051.396. compared and are believed to be concealed In woods. low brush and "pothole*” of tended and the casket and hearee water, favored by both pheasant and with 843.426.942 in Ontario and 836,- the hotel, which was surrounded by Ribbon Cane, a bay mare by Peter OBITUARY were covered with flowers. Tbe 345.512 in Quebec. The value of scores of policemen. Hoff, owned by Edward Peterson of duck. Willow grouse enjoy its hynms sung were, "For All the Omaha, won three of the eight race* seclusion, and wood duck are known Robert J. Lusse passed away at Saints, Who From Their Lahore lumber and log production In 1923 Hooke. B.C., to-day. leaving his Rest." and "Now the Laborer’s Task aa follows: British Columbia. on the flret day’s card. He was un to neat there FISHING BAITS Mr. Barrow would include the brother, John. In Victoria, and two Is O’er." The following acted as presentation ceremonies of fhe tra 841,677.924; Ontario, 831.745,610; and tier the wire first In two event* for acreage South of the dyke, that Is sietére in Hamilton. Ontario, to pallbearers: Messrs. W. C. Wilson, veling bea usant. Quebec, 817.842.189, 2.13 pacers and first In the 2.10 pac- The benusant. which was started on bordered by the McGillivray Creek. mourn their lose. The funeral will W. C. Douglas, W. A. Jameson. According to figures published re This would embrace a few of hia own be held to-morrow from the Stand James Ritchie, Donald Campbell and TEMPURS STAGE a Journey to each of the Jurisdictions By MORRIS ACKERMAN fast Bible Student»’ Aaaembly Hail A .8. Huxtable. The remains wore of the Knights Templar Order by the cently, nearly two million pounds of acres. HI* suggestions extend also butter were exported from Vancouver There are two fishing bait*—nat London. July 29.—Foreign Secre to the strip of land between the at Hooke at 3.30 and interment will laid to rest in the family plot at Cyrene Preceptory No. 29 of Toronto, tary Austen Chamberlain ha*, assured be made in Books cemetery. Roea Bay Cemetery. was to be turned over by the West during 1924. The bulk of it went to ure 1 and artificial. . Sûmes River and the mountain. the Orient The figure* were Japan The natural consist* of the min United States Ambassador Hough Weet of the dam. including Oooee ern Gate ITeceptory. Victoria, B.C., ton "that immediate and serious con The funeral of the late George Hal- MAN KILLED BY FALL to the Bethlehem (’ommandery No. 19 638,338 pounds. China 289.070 pounds, now, worm, crawfleh, frog, grass Lake and similar ponds. Hbngkong 20,536 pounds, Philippine* hopper hellgramlte. roach, potato sidération" will be given by the liday, who passed away at Han Lean of Beattie. Government . to the view of foreign dro last week, took place yesterday Mount Vernon, Wash.. July 29.— Beattie. July 28.—While past grand 188,3*6 pound*, and the United King bug and a few other flsh-fatteners. James Savage, twenty-two. a donkey dom 767,872 pounds. The majority of Of the nonpalatable or artificial countries regarding the restriction of afternoon at 8.46. The cortege pro state commanders were deliberating engineer of Blrdsvlew. was instantly the shipment originated from A1 variety there 1* the wooden plug raw rubber production In British col ceeded from the B.C. Funeral Chapel, oniea Mr. Chamberlain gave this to Knox Preebyterlan Church where killed yesterday when he fell Into to-day over the business of the or berta. The yield of hop* in British whirling spoon, phantom, pork rind, an eighty-foot canyon from a bridge Columbia during 1924 amounted to ■pinner, fly and myriads of combi Information to the "House of Com ELECT JURY TRIAL ON service was conducted by the Rev. der. interest of tbe majority of the Dr Joeeph McCoy. Many friends at being built over Mill Creek. Haight* Templar Attending th* 813,228 pounds, valued at 8817.169. as nations of these make-believes, mons to-day In reply to a member's thirty-sixth triennial conclave here against 999,804 pounds, worth $39».- For still-fishing from boat or question. centred at the University of Wash 922 In 1923. according to a report of shore, failure of the use of natural Ambassador Houghton recently the Department of Agriculture. The ington stadium. bait means an empty creel. presented to Mr. Chamberlain the There competitive drill* by repre !E acreage devoted to this crop last year Natural bait means live bait. Bait objections of United States manu sentative commanderies were to he wa* 607 acres, practically the same with * kick. The more kick in a facturera who use raw rubber to the area as for the pest five years, while minnow, frog, millroach or potato restriction of output scheme# of Brit - followed by a military review of the Toronto, July 28.—Kathea of the the average yield p*r acre was 1,604 Two Men and Boy Will Get coamanderle* composing the Wash bug the greater speeaf on the part iesh rubber producers in colonies. Watertown. N.Y.. Tacht Club, to-day pounds According to the figures of of the fish in acquiring its day ■ ington Knight* Templar brigade, and Choice Thursday won her *econd George Cup race, the last Canadian census, there are provender emblematic of the Class B champion 374.024 residents of Canada who were Artificial lures—there Is evepr- THREE YEARS FOR DOLLAR Madam Housewife! ship of Lake Ontario As yesterday. Vancouver, July 29.—Arrangements born in the United Btates. of whom thing from the sawed-off end of a have been made by the Provincial Reogue, from Rochester. N.Y., wa* 237.994 are naturalised Canadian*. baseball bat bristling with gang 8t. John, N.B„ July 29—William second, and Ntfyada. the Toronto, Of the total of American bom, 244,- Garfield, a clerk In the local post- police to hgve O. B. V. Robinson, hie hooks to the delicate eyed fly. seventeen-year-old son William Rob 066 are to be found in Western cfflce, was sentenced to three year* entry, third. The third and perhap* One thing is sure and that Is when inson. and V. W Norton appear be the final race will take place to In the penitentiary to-day for a theft you catch a game fish on a manu fore Judge Cayley In county court on morrow. factured bait you do so by fooling of a letter containing a $1 note. How Mach Real Study Do You Whitney’s Gigantic Thursday morning to elect how they the fish Into thinking this lure was wish to be tried on the charge of ab REASONS FOR SHOOTING good to eat . Liberty ipust be limited in order From observation an* experience to be possessed. « —Burke. ducting Wong Foon Bing Money-raising Richmond, Va. July 29.—"Because I have learned that the lighter the Mr. Joeeph Oliver, counsel for the could not keep her and I wasn’t PRETTY OfllENTAL lure the lea* splaeh when It atrtkee Life is not merely to breathe, it two Robinsons, states that hie clients going to let anyone dae get her.” wa* the water—and the beat chance to is to act. —Rousseau will elect for a Jury trial. Give to Your Buying Problems? the reason given by Rudolph Dinar deceive the quarry. Also that the Sale to-day for «hooting to death Mr*. more action from your lure the more Vivian Tetnplin Peers. Henry Carter IS ■■ attractive It is to the fighting fin. bis rival, end Detective-Sergeant J And thgt the more hooks on the Harvey Burke, who sto6d In the way bait the lees that halt s action. 25%, 331/3%, of his reaching Carter yesterday. Contrary to the belief of many I n Inclined to think a single hook 50% Off Is a deadlier killer than a gang. I believe the unobstructed point of the, Waterman Btyla B*lf PllbDE Young Girl Remanded by barbies* hook will take more fish than the barked hook. Carnival Fountain Pena. fl.BO Police Magistrate For Do you knew they can b« greatly simplified) and ...... There is a distinct advantage In X Ing the single-hook type of artifi All eisee and yrntterne to chooee Hearing Monday cial lures—you can put back, un hurt. the smaller fish as well as en Lum Yoke, pretty Chinese girl of joy the sport of catching, and still You want to buy marchand* from merchant! who find il BE. Cor. Tatee and Broad Bta not more than eighteen years of age, return to the, game fish that you TeL 1481 appeared In the City Police Court cannot use. poeeibk to supply you with dependable good* at the lowest possible to-day on remand, charged with It is a safe prediction to make that selling tiquer In the Hongkong Chop within a very few years the great Buey House. Represented by Stuart majority of both game and pan fiah Henderson, who was anxious^ for the will be taken, with more real sport, case to be heard as soon as possible, on single-hook, and humane casting Lum Yoke appeared in the court lures. * You want to give your buying problem* the *ame attention Fly Tox room this morning in the costume of the Orient, garments and coiffure that is given to your earning problem*. Theae preblew are w Kill. fllee. Moth» ABU, Mos strikingly true to. race. quito.» Instantly. We hew s Clat>de Harrison, city prosecuting closely allied that they are one. complet. *0* 00 hind. Price, attorney, asked for furthér remand from of the case, saying that several wit to nesses which were required had dis u, ei.eo appeared from the city. Do you try U» manage your buying problem* without the help Magistrate George Jay heard both Hall’s Drug Store the prosecution and tbe counsel for of the store advertisement*) Such a policy i» always unwiaa. 1104 Oauolae Phene 20r the defence, and remanded the jcase until Monday. I 0N0 dieteoee mov Bail was set rat 8600. Examine your buying problem», the etudy the store advertim- ing to* s specialty REALTORS CONVENE roenu. You will he amazed and delighted with the help thee t with na. Speedy, com Bellingham. Wash., July 29.—Dele TICKETS give yeu. You secure the utawt m «she. Y eu seve both i modious motor faite gate* were arriving here to-day for the annual convention of the Pacific ROOD FIR WOOD .that wilI .accommodate Northwest Real Estate Association of end energy. 84.00 Pee Cord Lead a big lead,' reasonable Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana LEMON. OONNASON CO. LIMITED and British Columbia. The business chargea aad a real will- session will begin to-morrow morn ADULTS $1.00 - CHILDREN 50c Phone 77 28*4 Government 8L ingneee to larva the ing and continue until Saturday af jfiil ternoon. public. E.tiy Dtp A*, Light e. PRODUCERS ROCK ZEQ CuticuraTalcui Mow on Sale st Diggon’s, 1206 government it. 6 GRAVEL CO. LTD. I» Soothing EXPERT—Prof. Edward L. Rice of Ohio Weeleyan Univer Get Yours NOWl 1090 -M- Sand and Gravel sity. one of Ike country’s fore Per ell purt>nwi. sred* 1 nuTOKiA patlt Tiaasa, ttepwespaX JülTT 29, ig^ *rr DAVID SPENCER LIMITED | mn Hum: • M M • ►*. Wutiméty. 1 ►*. SetwXW, « Jul With * Man Offers Thursday and Friday Women’s and Misses’ Middies FIVE Women’s Beal Bargains $1.00 Collars, Ties At » *•* *«1* eL*t5le White Jean Cloth Middies, in regulation «trie, long or and Scarves short sleeves, yoke or plain effects, finished with Uetng DOLLAR1 Bargains Thursday - in front or tie. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Wonderful values, at each ...... V...... Jl.W Novelty Lace and Fancy —Bleueee, First Fleer Collars in new design» and DAY coloring* ; lace, organdie, Girls’Middies and Skirts linen and suede. Regular price $2.00. On sale for, Bargain, far the Last Day, of the July Bale Sale of Silks Thursday each_—------...98^ White Middies of best quslity Jesn cloth, straight style IN OUB with lehr sleeves; navy, Saxe or red collars, finished with Narrow Ties in styles much 33-inch Natural Pongee, an excellent grade silk mid black tic. Sizes from 6 to 14 years. Splendid vslues worn by ladies it the present free from fillings wears well in children’s PQn at, each ...... •SI*®® m dromes and in draperies. On sale, a yard—— tft/v White Jean Pleated Skirts, with white cotton bodice ; WOMEN’S time. All the newest colors. sizes 6 to 14 years. Regular $1.50. On sale for. On sale, each ...... 50* 36-inch Plaid Baronette Satin, an excellent grade, with a 91.00 each Printed Crepe de Chine rich sheen; bine, red, yellow and fawn ground. Regular, —Children's Wear, First Floor a yard, $2.00. On sale, a yard------—.. ■.. -91.00 Scarves, very fashionable 36-inch Black Pailette, a rich appearing satin in a close Ready-to-wear and smart looking. Shown weave. Wears extraordinarily well Regular prim, a Children’s White Muslin and in the newest color blends. yard, $2.00. On sale for------*-$148 Of g superior grade «ilk. 36-inch Striped Spun Silk, a well-made silk with various Voile Dresses SECTION Regular $3.75 for ...91.98 color stripes; wears and washes well Regular, a yard, $2.75. On sale for ...—-— -----_^.$1.98 ■pedal Thursday and Friday, Bach THURSDAY —Main Floor 40-inch Printed Georgette, a smart material in two designs and a varied assortment of colora. On sale, a yard 94 AO $2.00 and $2 JO —Bilks. Wain Floor SUITS Children-'» White Muslin Dreasea with fancy yoke, ribbon Stamped Goods girdle, embroidery on skirt ; sizes for ages 2 to 6 years. Grey Tweed Suits, box coats and wrap-around skirt, aisé 18 Silk Ninons, Laces and Inser Very special, each ...V-...... •...... 1^.00 Special Values for Thursday White Voile Dresses, a very pretty style with lace inser Grey Tweed Suit with inverted pleat at back, narrow belt, patch poeketa y and Friday tion or pin lock trimmings, square or round necks, and wrap-around skirts ; size 16...... — ---- tions—Bargain Prices finished with voile or lace, girdle and French flowers or Buffet and Vanity Sets, colored silk ribbon. Sizes for'hges of 8 to 14 years. Knitted Suits in coat or pullover styles, skirts plain with elastic at waist ; ] stamped on needleweave got Thursday Very special, each...... 92.50 shown in brown, grey and red...... embroidering, 5 designs to 40-inch Silk Ninons of excellent grade; clear weave and —Children's Wear, First Floor choose from, to dear at, will wear well. Black, white, Saxe, biscuit, row and each _____ ...... 59* mauve. On sale for —-—$LOO DRESSES Real Hand-made Laces, in good designs and will wear Nightgowns, stamped flat on Ending the July well. On sale, a yard, 5*, 10*, 15*, 25*, 39* Silk Knit, Dainty Voiles, Linens, Ratines, Mercerized Crepes, Broadcloth/ crepe in colors, orange, lemon fashioned in pretty summery styles, trimmed with lace, embroidery, but-V and peach. To clear at, and ------.,.49* Sale With tons, piping and pleated in self or contrasting shades make these bright! each .91.00 hued wash frocks with either short, three-quarter or elbow length sleeves\ Guipure Lace and Insertions Bargains in the and roll, Peter Pan, Bertha collars or piping; sizes 16 to 4$. Wonder- | Children V Dresses, stamped ful values at ...... -...... and made up on organdie in 25c to $575 a Yard colors, mauve, blue, peach Just received a choice assortment of Qmpuro Mesa and Whitewear Dept. and yeDow; sizes for 2 to 4 insertions; attractive patterns and perfect quality. All Princess Slips of white dimity COATS years. Special, to clear widths, both lace and insertions. Special a yard. 25* ______91.29 with strap shoulder, shadow- to__ _ ,1 .------—------...... 95.75 proof,; sizes 36 to 44. Each Coats of polo cloth made in straight lines .or belted styles, \ —Laces, Main Floor ...... 7Z...... '.. 91.25 notch or choker collars, patch or slit pockets and half lined. ^ —Art Noodle work. First Floor Princess Slips of fine cotton Great Bargains at...... with lace top, skirt finished The Last Days of the July Sale with plain hem. On Sale for ...... 91.68 ODDMENTS Bring the Greatest Shoe Satinette Costume Slips, bright Dressing Gowns in beacon cloth and corduroy, trimmed with satin straps/ and dark shades, with neat around collar and cuffs and finished with girdles. Special ' hemstitched tops. Special, each Bargains Skirts In fme grade materials, pleated or plain, serviceable sports styles A ...... 91.39 For Thursday and Friday, we offer new shoe styles for Men - _ —. — all sizes, many marked at one-third of their regular price. Special at I and Women. At one special price, a pair...... —...... - Jfk ^ , 37 5 Jersey Silk Underskirts of heavy grade, skirt finished —Mantles, First Floor/ with embroidered scalloped hem. Shades are scarlet, pink, navy and black. On sale for ...... 92.25 For women, are late model pomps, of light tan or patent leather; strap pumps or gore Bloomers of striped satinette, with reinforced dduble patterns, showing the latest stitched effects. The shoes have not been shown before and elastic knees. Shades are peach, powder blue, orchid, are the very latest. Also basket weave pumps, in patent and tan. All at one pries, a pink and white; a pair...;...... 91*66 pair ...... 93*95 Bloomers of novelty crepe, plain colors and neat, all-over —Women's Shoes, First Floor design. A Variety of shades. A pair ...... 69* Women’s Sweaters Step-In Bloomers of dimity and crepe, lace trimmed or hemstitched. JxWhite and colors. Regular value to $1.50 Greatly Reduced for The Last Day* of The July Bale Men’s Shoes at $3.95 for...... —"wiltéwêâr, Flrlrt Floor Them include late style Oxfords on the ***—«»’■ ***»■* fashionable lasts. Black calf, light tan or brown with $2.50 welted soles and rubber heels. Shoes worth much more than the price asked; ill sixes. Priced for a Women’s Overalls and Aprons Sleeveless Cardigans with fancy weave front and plain back, silk v: big wind-up. and wool front striped at base or all-over silk and wool patterns ; A pair ...... $3.95 and Pullovers in many styles and colors, some have plain back and —Men** Shoes, Mala Floor On Sale Thursday sleeves with fancy brushed wool front, others with silk and wool Women's Khaki Overalls with bib and poeketa. Ankle front and V neck, shown with either long or short sleeves. Good length ; sizes 34 to 42. A pair...... 91*60 selection of shades and sizes ; all wonderful values at, -each, 92.50 Better Grade House Dresses of chambray and gingham, —Sweaters, First Floor Women'sand. Children's straight line stylw or with neat fitting waist, plain colors and small check designs ; regular $2.98. On Sale for 91*98 Heavy Rubber Aprons, the edges bound with tape. A HOSIERY selection of bright colors. On Sale, each...... 49g Women’s Knit Under Special Corset Values Special Values for The Last Two Days of The July Bale —Whitewear, First Floor Ribbed li«l« Sports SQk Hose, dropstilch, in brown Tor The Last Days of The July Bala Hose, ribbed to toe; shown in only, hemmed tops; sizes 8*4 to wear black, brown, nude, topaz, nutan Final July Sale La Camille Cornets, front laced style, 10. Special, a pair...... 39* Special End of The Bale Values lightly boned, ventilated back and front and white; sizes 8*4 to 10. A shield, elastic top and four how support pair -DïSr \ Cotton Vesta, fine quality, short or no Fancy Silk Hose, hemmed tops and Offering of Women’s ers. Regular $17.50, on sale for, a pair Silk Plated Hose, non-ladder, with sleeves, various styles to choose from, beaded ...... 95.00 strongly reinforced foot ; shown in end lace trimmings. Shown in flesh or wide elastic tops, in sizes 8*4 to black, brown, new grey and white. Bathing Suits 10; shades of black, cordovan, white; sizes 36 to 44. Special, each..50f ('omelettes with abdominal support, made Regular $1.25, on sale for, a pair Big Values of pink striped cotton in side hook style, suede, pearl, grey, sunburn, grain white. Special, a pair, 98^ Wool Mixture Bathing Suita, Cotton Vests, excellent wearing quality for lightly boned abdominal support, laced navy, brown and black with con every day, fine rib, opera or built-up tops; down back and with four hose supporters. Fibre Silk How, with all the appearance of Fine Cotton How, superior quality, trasting color stripe on skirt. sizes 38 to 40. On Sale at, 3 for... .91*00 Very special, each ...... 92*50 real silk, wear well, have seam up back of are black, brown, white and fawn; a pair, July Sale ...... 91**8 Step-Ins Combinations of fine weight cotton, leg and lisle tops; six» 8*4 to 10. Special, 35*, or 3 pairs for .. ______91*00 Pure Wool and Silk and Wool opera tope, round straps, lace trimmed ; sizes Bandeau Brassieres of white lace and a pair ...... ,9ri< Bathing Suits, solid colors or con- 36 to 40. Special, a pair...... 90* pink satin striped cotton, back book style Boys’ All-Wool Medium Weight Golf Hew, pure Silk Hose with hemmed garter tops, re tihasting color stripes; sises 36 to ______, heavy quality with elastic with fancy shoulder straps. Special, English make, seamless; sizes 6 to 10; in each ______...... -91-19 inforced feet and shown in «Ü shades, special. heewn and-grey heather mixture; special,...... 44. Regular $3.50 for ..-92.99 • t end knees, made with large double a pair Novelty Wool Suita in attractive de gtwnet. Shown in white only; sizes 36 to Shadow Skirts to keep the skirt from a pair------f5* signs and colors; sises 36 to 42. Regu 44. Special, a pair...... 91*25 creasing, another shipment of these very Children’s All-Wool Cashmere How, 1-ond-l Boys’ An Pure Wool Golf Hess, *u$tieh lar $6.50 for ...... 94*98 Bloomers of fine knit cotton, elastic at waist useful garments just, received, they are rib, double spliced beds and toes ; shown in mike, in heather shades of brown ad grey Imported Silk and Fine Wool Bathing and knees; shown in white, flesh, orchid, made of white cotton with a selection of black, brown, camel and polo ; sizes 4 to 10, with turnover fancy tops; xiaw 7% to 10. Suits in bright and dark shades. Small peacock end mauve ; size# 36 to 44. Special, pure gum rubber down back, lace trim priced according to size, from, a P*ir 4W A pair —....— ...... ■ ■■ ■ ■yUm,.,- . and medium sizes." One-third off the med. Very special, each .„_...$L75 a pair ,• .50^ -____ regular prices, Thursday. "------" t - **^11... —While wear. First Fleer —Knit Underwear. Unit Floor LIMlTEpj: VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 12 ■BASEBALL, CRICKET' TIMES SPORTING NEWS SWIMMING, GOLF- Natives To Clash TEAMS READY FOR Crocker and Wright Jim and Jock To TOM GIBBONS WILL White Sox Treat From Antipodes Land With Travelers FOOTBALL FINAL EasOy Defeated In « Once Again Meet PVT AWAY GLOVES Washington’s Old .. ' , - ■ V ---- • . * • *•....' O TflUFflSlf For Second Place AT ’PEG TO-NIGHT dflrongm t our ney Taylor and Black AND SETTLE DOWN Pitchers Poorly Patterson and Hawkes, Famous Tennis Stars, **------< Now Competing in United States Winnipeg, July 29.—Winni Canadian Davis Cup Players Ball Teams Meet at Royal St. Paul, Minn, July *»■— Champions Lose Double- peg football fans, particularly the Barnes, British Open Golf Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul heavy, 4,000 who witnessed Monday Lose in Singles and Doubles: Athletic Park To-night in evening’s match, to-day are do weight, who stayed fifteen rounds headers; Walter Johnson Australians Win Champion, and Hutchison, with Jack Dempsey at Shelby, Challenge Game ing much speculating at to the Mont., but who eubeeguently woo Knocked Out of Box outcome of Wednesday's title Will be Here August 7 knocked out by Gone Tunney in battle between Ulster United of New York, hoe hung up hie Toronto, end Nanaimo, the star gloves to devote hie time to hie To-night at the Royal Athletic aggregations of the East and the Anderson in Great Form; Bill family and business. Philadelphia Loses But Gains Park the Native Sons of Canada and West, respectively, for posses On Visit Three Years Ago Gibbons announced last night Commercial Travelers ball teams will sion of the Connaught Cup, em Johnston Beaten and Cause? that he hod retired “temporar Half a Game; Virâtes In clash in a challenge game to decide blematic of the Dominion foot- Greatest Upset Coast Golfers Scored Great ily- and “perhaps permanently. the holders of second position in the beH championship. Illness of hie wife, in a hospital crease Their Lead amateur league standing. The game Both have many f el Ip wore in Victory here, when Gibbons fought Tun-, will be called at 6.15 o’clock. the city, and the battle of critics nay, Is given as the prime reason • Red” McIntyre will be in the box waged throughout the day, &eabright,‘ July 29—Mrs. Mol for the move. _____ for the Sons and as he has had a though the Ulsters are conceded New York, July 29—Stanley long rest he is expected to perform to be the strongèr playing team ls B. Mallory advanced to the Featured in the visit to Vic in fine style. The last time these and having the best chance to semi-final round of women's Harris and his mound veterans teams met “Red" was forced to ad carry the trophy back East after toria of the golfers tour conduct of the Washington Senators mit defeat, but he hopes to he able its two-year stay in the West. single# in the Seabright Bowl In Fine Work Being to turn the sample men hack to However, Nanaimo’s spectacular vitation tonnis tournament to ed by the Golfer’s Magazine of went down before a sizzling on night. Chicago will be a return match Ray Parfitt will most likely be the fight against heavy odd* in day by defeating Mis# Molly D. slaught in the American League Monday’s fray is net overlooked, between Jim Barnes, British Carried Out At Travelers’ choice for the mound. Ray Thayer of Philadelphia, 6-4, 6-1. yesterday. In an interview re whs successful in defeating the Na and they may still corns through open champion, and Jock Hutchi cently Harris told of his reliance tives In the last game and Is confi to keep the trophy In the West. ^ California, after four years, son, former champion, and Phil dent of repeating the dose. has lost it# grip on the coveted City Playgrounds on the men who had weathered ,-Out of the three times these teams Taylor of the Victoria Golf Club season after season of baseball have met this season the Travelers Canadian Henley bowl, one of tennis’ greatest Club and Dave Black of the strife. He was sure that they have won the odd game, and the Na prizes. Billy Johnston, winner In Football League Under Way; tives are anxious to square account*. 1921, 1922 and 1923. and Howard O. Shaughneasy Club of Vancouver. would carry Washington through to Holders of season tickets are now Kinsey, the champion of 1924. were The mutch will be played at the Col- City Quoits Championship a second straight pennant. Poaetbly reminded that these pasteboards will Opens To-morrow eliminated yesterday In the second wood Golf Club on Friday, this interview did not reach the ear» not be good for any further games. round, Johnston by Gedrge King of A usual 7/ of the White Sox. Anyhow, they bad They included only regular league New York. 7-9. 6-0, 7-6. and Kinsey Will be Held to be shown, for yesterday the great Three years ago Barnes and Hut games. At St. Catherines by A. H. Chapin Jr. of Springfield, chison visited Victoria and engaged Walter Johneon was forced to retire Mass.. 6-3. 6-4. in a thirty-six hole match with Tay In the sixth Inning of the first game This appears to leave the laurels in and Tom Zachary left suddenly In the hands of Vincent Richards and lor and Black. At that time Hut Fine work is being carried out by the second. Chicago winning both 10 chison wax the British champlorç. the Y-M.C.A. in their co-operation Boxing and Open Canadian and American the members of the Australian Davis to 5 and 6-2. Cup team. J. O. Anderson and J. B. This time the honoré have been re with the playground supervisors at Philadelphia’s youthful Athletics, vs sed and Barnes comes chewing Oarsmen Will Compete in Hawkes. although Dr. King, always the three city parks at Victoria West though defeated by Detroit, fqur to Air Opera Latest a strung player, may upset still an the hayseeds and carrying the Brit Central and Reason Hill. three, gained a half-game more In other favorite. ish title. The programme at these play the leadership through the Chicago Three-day Programme grounds consists of indoor baseball SCombination Aired CALIFORNIANS TOPPLE In their previous match Taylor X1 Babe Ruth was himself again, pol and Black crqated quite a sensation games between teams from the three California’s entrants in the tourna «nt. mm ment toppled one after another, al by defeating the Scottlah-Cornleh parks, group games, basketball, foot ing out a homer that scored a run r?v. New York, July 29.—Humbert J. St. Catharine*. Ont., July 29.—The combination by 2 up and 1 to play. ball. treasure hunts, paper chases, ahead of him and made a single that Fugazy, who promoted the recent 43rd annual regatta of the Canadian though the Kinsey brothers were saved from defeat eln the doubles * Dave Stack sunk a long putt on. the hikes to the beeches. and various, »»<>red another. He tbs»t jtijSPP*. WLltis-Welperl and Walker-Ureb Association .AmaAeut Oarpmeq— thirty-fifth green to win the match. contest with a sensational catch of boxing matches at the Polo Grounds, when Arnold' dime. of T ait» and other sports. fri other word*, the Royal Uandten William Ingraham of Harvard de It has been decided to hold a city a foul fly as It entered the p4%llion 31 yesterday laid before the New York Henley Regatta—which takes place OUT FOR REVENGE quoits championship between» the seats. Under such conditions the State Athletic Commission a propo faulted with one point to gain for over the Hepley course at Port Dal- victory. This was about the only place on three parks. Elimination contests Browns accepted a beating from th* GERALD PATTERSON, LEFT, AND JACK HâWkEB sition to Join boxing and open air housie, near here, on Thursday, Fri that tour that Barnes and Hutchi Yanks 6-2. Jones and Ingraham must appear will be held and four representatives day and Saturday. Is expected to be against Oxford-Cambridge players son came to grief and they are very will be picked to represent each park. Cleveland gathered 24 hits off four Presenting two famous tennis stars from faraway Australia. Gerald Fugazy would stage the prospec the most successful of the series. Red Sof'pitchers and won 16-7. later in the week. This gave the keen to have a return match with The championship will be divided into Patterson and Jack Hawkes. They are now in AmerlpA competing In tive match between Mickey Walker, Corresponding in Canada to the Roy Kinseys an opportuinty to remain In this brilliant pair. They will en two divisions, one for the Juniors and GIANTS HIT HARD various tournament»-in the East. Both are well know* here. Çattereon champion, and Dave Shade of Cali al Henley regatta which was held on the tournament. deavor to square accounts. the other fbr Intermediates. The fornia for the welterweight title, at the Thames at the beginning of the McOraw's Giants made a triumphal especially, for his Davis Cup performances. They/Wtll represent Aus The Canadian-Australian Davis Barnes and Hutchison are the former will be ^pen to boys under Ebbelts Field in September, the month, this annual water tourna Cup issue waS unofficially settled headliners of the big party of tour their fifteenth birthday, while the In entry into the West with two hom tralia. together with J. O. Anderson. In the Davlz Lup series. profits to go to the free municipal ers by Meusel and one each by Lind- ment attracts the leading boat crews yesterday when J. B. Hawkes. num ing golfers and business men which termediates will have to be under' strom. Gowdy and Bentley. Bentley opera fund. and scullers from Eastern Canada ber three on the Australian cup team, numbers around 300. The party will their eighteenth birthday. Much, however, depends on Shade and the United States. Hope Is held defeated Willard Crocker of Montreal. also hurled In exceptional form, al fing Fuhr, Neubahr, Roes and Hev- engage in golf matches during the The junior championship final will lowing the Chicago Cuba only five and Walker agreeing to battle for out that an eights crew will be sent Canadian champion, 6-2, 6-1. * rocker stay here, some going to C’olwood, be staged at the Central Park on ing. Bicycle Club Will any cause whatsoever. The com- from Winnipeg this year. had advanced to the second round. hits and won 10-3. First game— R- H. E. others to Victoria and still others to Tuesday night. August 4. commenc But Pittsburg again downed the mlésion postponed consideration un The leading rowing clubs of Phil After defeating J. O. Anderson of the Uplands. ing at 7 o'clock. The Intermediates Chicago ...... 10 U 2 til next week’s meeting. August 15 adelphia, Buffalo and Detroit will Australia in the first set. 6-3, Hugh Braves and remained a game and Washington ...... 6 11 U Hold Meeting in *T Two special trains will leave Chi will compete at the same place on half ahead. Meadows won a 6-2 vic is the last day of grace for Walker, compete for honors with representa Kehler. New York, went In too close cago to-morrow night Carrying the Thursday night. August 7. Batteries. Lyons. Connolly and who agreed to meet his California tives from Hamilton. Toronto. Mon and Anderson crashed through t® tory. Rchalk; Johnson, Marbcrry. Russell. To-morrow Evening golfers. They will stop over at all ANNUAL EVENT Brooklyn piled up 11 runs (n the challenger before he waa permitted treal. Brockville and other Canadian take the last two sets. 6-0. 6-0. the important cities and play exhi- Ogden and RueL z to engage Greb at the Polo Oorunds. points where boat racing Is a popular R. Norris. William 11. Philadelphia, It Is expected that this will be an last four innings to overcome an early Cardinal lead, giving them a Second game called end of "eighth, Jack Burke of Pittsburg, light sport. Local oarsmen, too. Intend to defeated Robert Alnsey, San Fran bit Ion matches. annual event Prizes will be given to A meeting of the Four C’s Bicycle 12-9 victory. Loque scored the only darkness. heavyweight, who was trounced by make a strong bid for the trophies, a cisco, 11-9, 6-1. _ 4 the winners In both events. R. H. E. J. B. Hawke*. Australia, defeated shutout of the day, Cincinnati heat Club will be held 1a the Y.X.CA to Jack Delaney at Coney Island last fair proportion of which rest at pres A football league between teams Will lard Crocker. Canada, 6-2\ 6-1. Hillcrests Defeat ing Philadelphia 2-0. He allowed Chicago ...... • 7 1 morrow night at 8 o’clock. week, was suspended for sixty days ent with United States club*. from the three parks got under way Washington ...... 2 9 2 A. H. Chapin Jr.. Springfield, Mass., only five hits. Dr. QJendon Moody of Vancouver for attacking the referee when the Johnnie Duman, of Toronto, will last night. Central Park being beaten Batteries: Cvengros. Connolly and probably defend his title of senior defeated Howard Kinsey, 6-3, 6-4. by Beacon Hill by the close score of fight was stopped. James Bay Players NATIONAL LEAGUE Grahowskl. Schalk; Zachary. Mar- has presented a cup for a race of singles champion, which he won last Miss Bolal B. Mallory. New York, 1-6. Keen competition featured the berry. Gregg and Ruel, Severe Id. fifteen milea around Beacon Hill. He defeated Miss Charlotte Hoamer, San Pittsburg. July 2S.—Lee Meadows year by defeating Blessing, of Phila game, the youngsters showing great is an old bicycle rldfrr. and holds the delphia. The Toronto Argonauts, Francisco. 6-0, 6-8. In Tennis Tourney he 14 Boston to Seven wall scattered COAST LEAGUE Cranston Holman defeated Gerald interest. ... record for the fifteen-mile run Swimmers Compete who bold some of the-most Important The football league schedule Is as yesterday and Pittsburg won 6 to 1. At Los Angeles— R- H. E. around the hill. This race will most Stratford University of California, The Hlllcrest tennis courts were titles, will send their best oarsmen follows: __ Benton had only one had inning, the San Francisco...... • *3 1 likely be a handicap event, and will 7-5, 6-3. the scene of a most enjoyable tour fifth, when the Pirates scored three Vernon...... 3 * 1 At Seattle To-day For to defend them. Argos finished first Gerald Patterson. Australia, de Wednesday, July 2»—Victoria West be held some time in August. A on points at last year’s meet, the nament on Saturday afternoon and times on two walks, a sacrifice and Batteries — Crockett and Agnew; large contingent of Vancouver riders feated Clarence J. Griffin, San Fran evening between the Hlllcrest and at Central Park. Dons, also of Toronto, second, and Friday, July II—Beacon Hill at two singles. Wright, the Pirate Bryan. Eckert, Swanson and Murphy. are expected to compete. The cup cisco. 8-10, 6-1. 6-2. James Bay clubs. In which the for shortstop, handled eleven fielding At Salt Lake— R- H. E. American Titles Buffalo. Detroit and Philadelphia Misa Molly Thayer. Philadelphia, mer defeated their gueets by twelve Victoria West. must be won three years in succes clubs respectively third, fourth and Monday. August 6—Central Park at chances without a slip. Sacramento ...... 1 5 3 sion before it becomes the possession defeated Mias Helen Jacobs. Berke sets to ten. The results were as R. H. B. Salt Lake...... 7 6 0 Seattle. July 29.—The annuel swim fifth. ley. Cat. 6-4. 6-3. follows, with the James Bay players Victoria West. of a rider. The seniors eight event Is the pop Wednesday. August 5—Victoria Boston ...... 1 7 2 Batteries — Vanfiêld and Shea, ming meet of the Amateur AXhlstic Vincent Richards. Yonkers. NT. named first: All members of the club are re Union, opening here to-day In the ular feature of Interest. Argonauts West at Beacon Hill. Pittsburg ...... 6 9 0 Wackenfeld; Plercy and Peters. quested to attend the meeting as a and Raymond Casey. San Francisco, Men's doubles—Lupton and Davey At Oakland— R. H. E. Lake Washington ship canal south of Toronto, who won this champion Friday. August 7—Beacon Hill at Batteries: Benton. Marquard and general discussion will take place defeated Hugh G. M. Kelleher and 6; Butler and Poyntz 4. Seymour; Meadows and Smith. Los Angeles...... 2 • 6 2 of the campus of the University of ship by defeating Undines of Phila Harold Throckmorton, New York, Lupton and Davey 6; Butler and Central Park. Oakland .....'...... 1 3 3 regarding the forthcoming race. Washington had fifty-seven entries delphia last year, will send a strong Monday. August 16—Victoria West LUQUE WINS FOR REDS 6-4. 6-2. Poyntz 5. Batterie* — Root and Sandberg; and an invitation meet of the North- crew to defend it. Good doubles, R. M. Williams 11 and Watson M. Paterson and Davey 3; McCallum at Beacon HilL Cincinnati. July 29 —The Reds ran Foster. Noehler and Read, By 1er. fours and eights from across the line Wednesday. August 12—Central i west Association, a branch of the Washburn. New York, defeated Fred and W&llshaw 6. Hheir winning streak to four games Portland-Seattle traveling. Union, held concurrently, thirty- are expected to give the Canadians C Anderson and Elliot Bineon. New Shroeder and Hodgson 3. Wallshaw Park at Victoria West. when Luque held the Phillies to five nine. Of the latter fifteen were strenuous competition. The senior York. 6-C 6-2. Friday. August 14—Beacon Hill at AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and Spooner 6 scattered hits and shut out the visit women. % doubles championship is held by Un J. B. Hawkes, Australia, and Gerald Shroeder and Shandley 3; Mul- Central Park. ors In the first game of the Eastern At Louisville 5, Toledo 1. Pigeon Racing dines. Philadelphia, and a Philadel The meet closes Saturdsy. Stratford Unlversltv of California, cahy and Spooner 6. series. Luque was in rare form as he At Kansas City 7. Minneapolis 5. phia club also holds the fours title. defeated Samuel Hardy and Hol Shroeder and Hodgson 6; McCul- fanned ten Phillies, getting the side At Inldanapolls 3. Columbus 2. The Victoria Racing Pigeon Club The Henley course is being given combe Ward. New York. 10-8. 6-2. him and Gannon 3. Arne Borg Breaks in the sixth inning. The Reds also At Milwaukee 4. St. Paul 6. held its first young bird race of the Pro Golfers Halted its annual cleaning and three days of Lionel Ogden and Cranstoun Hol Gordon and Rennlson 0; Mulcahy made hut five hits, but made them INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE season last Saturday, from Bremer high class boat racing are looked man. Leland Stanford University de and Wallshaw 6. Weismuller's Mark all oount in the «coring. Luque has ton. Wash., an air line of seventy forward to. Thursday and Friday feated Jack Wright. and Willard Davey and Shroeder 6 ; Butler and Reading 0. Baltimore 6. By Rain at Toronto Crocker. Canada. 6-6. 6-8. fanned eighteen men in the last two Providence 0, Jersey City 1. miles, 126 birds competing. The re the preliminaries and lesser events Poyntz 2. games. sults. with flying times, were as take place, the meet reaching Its cli Miss Helen Will*. Berkeley. Cal„ Hodgson and Rennlson 5; Pullen For the 500-Metres Syracuse Rochester—rain. Toronto, July 29.—Rain played and Miss Mary K. Browne, Los An R. H. E. Toronto- Buffalo—rain. max when the finals are decided on and Gannon 6. Philadelphia...... 0 6 6 hr. mn. sc. havoc with the arrangements, made Saturday. August 1. geles, defeated Miss Penelope Ander Davey and Paterson 6; Poyntz and WESTERN LEAGUE son of Richmond, Va., and Mias Gothenburg, July 29.—A new Cincinnati ...... 3 6 1 At St. Joseph 4, Lincoln 1. B. Dickenson’s "The Owl” 2 2* 47 by the Professional Golfers’ Associa The veteran P. J. Mulqueen. of To Martha Bayard, Shorthlll», N.J.. • world's swimming record for 500 Batteries: Ring and Wilson; At Wichita 11, Omaha 9. W. Simpson’s "Island View” 2 29 36 tion for their annual thlrty-slx-bole ronto.- will be referee of the regatta, Patterson and Lupton 6; Mulcahy metres, free style, has been set here Luque and Hargrave. At Ttttsa t#, Denver 1. J, W. Stand’s ‘‘Six Club»". 2 29 championship event at the Toronto with “Sid” Smith of Toronto as as 6-4 and Spooner 2. by Arne Borg. Swedish Olympic J. Bowcott's "Smokey Boy” 2 30 Golf Club yesterday, and as a result Dr. Clora» Klrtx Now York, de HORNSBY’S HOMER NO HELP At Oaklahoma-Des Moines—rain. sistant. and Lou Scholes. also of To LADIES’ DOUBLES champion, who returned recently W. Tail’s "Scotty" ...... 2 30 the morning round was held off until ronto, starter. The other officials, il feated William M. Johoeton. Bon St. Louis, July 29—With the bases Francisco, 7-9. 6-9. 7-6. Miss Macdonald and Miss Chap- from the United States. Borg nego T. Urossman’s "Yorkshire the afternoon, and the secohd has already been announced, will be loaded. Manager Rogers Hornsby of Gerald Patterson, Australia, and pel low 6; Miss M. Thompson and M. tiated the distance In six minutes. Maid" ...... 2 30 eighteen holes to dreide the title- Len Johnson, assistant starter; Rob the St. Louis Cardinals, hit his J«T>enont’s "Sky Blue” ... 2 31 O. Anderaon.| Australia, defeated Butler 3. 19 3-5 seconds, eclipsing the record Esqaimalt to Clash holder will be played to-day. At the ert Dibble. Judge; Col. O. Heron. mark of 6.24 1-5 set by Johnny Weis twenty-sixth home-run of the season Dr. Kelly's "Robert D” ... 2 SJ half-way mark the struggle can be ST Howard Voshell. New York aud Miss Macdonald and Miss Chap- Toronto, H. P. Williams. Detroit, and A H. Chapin Jr., Spi^ngfleld, Mass, pellow 6. Mise M. Thompson and muller, of Chicago, in 1922. at Mil off Grimes In the eighth inning of J. Grossman’s "Fuzz Bun”. 2 31 well described as being in a knot, as P. J. McAllister. Hamilton, assistant waukee Borg's best previous time yesterday's game with Brooklyn. “With Sidney Twelve Stewart and Son’s "Kilter - 3, 6-4. 6-2.______Miss Wise 6. eighteen players are grouped in the Judges; and Fred Carter, A. Fleming, Miss Lorrimer and Mrs. Shandley was 6.50. _____ Brooklyn won the game 12 to 9. ney Boy” ...... ;•••• 2 J} van of the field within four strokes Montreal, E. C. Coeatt, Brockville, «; Miss Thompson and Miss Wise 4. AT CHICAGO R- H. E. To-morrow Evening W. Bryan's "Sky Flier’ ... i 31 of one another. and J. C. McCuaig. Ottawa, timers. Miss Macdonald and Miss Chap- New York ...... 16 * 2 J. Cummerbatch’s "Black Charlie Murray of Royal Montreal, English Cricket pellow «; Miss Redding and Miss Appoint Umpires Chicago ...... 3 6 0 Ping”...... 2 34 Jock Brown of Summerlea, the pres SONS PRACTICE Intermediate lacrosse followers J. H. Frampton's "Gordie”. 2 34 ent Quebec open champion, and Percy Mulcah 0. Batteries: Bentley and Gowdy; London. July 29. — In the count* should see a fine game to-morrow J. Grtmtaon’s "Bukslc" .... - 36 Barrett of the local Lake Shore Club, The Sons of Canada lacrosse team Miss Macdonald and Miss I»rlmer For Ball Series Cooper. Bush, Jones and Gonzales. night when the Esquimau and Sid cricket championship game* yester 6; Miss Butler and Miss Mulcah 1. The next race will be from Tacoma are tied for the leadership with 74's, ..111 hold a practice on Wednesday AMERICAN LEAGUE ney team clash at the Canteen an air line of ninety-five miles, next evening at 6.10 o’clock at the High day, Northamptonshire won from Vancouver, July 29.—Mickey Mc while five others. Bob Cunningham of Glamorganshire by 106 runs. North MIXED DOUBLES New York, July 29.—One old right Grounds, commencing at 6.10 o’clock. Saturday, about 160 birds competing. Kingston, and Y. Kay of Lambton, School grounds. ~ All members are Miss IzOrimer and Paterson B; Miss Mahon of Anacortes and Ralph Cook At present the Sons of Canada are asked to attend as this Is an import amptonshire. 124 (W. Timms 61) and hander proved better than two young Johnny Johnston of Oalt, Bert Tew 154; Glamorganshire, 108 and 64. M. Thompson and Wallshaw 6. of the Unlversltv of Washington, left-handers yesterday, and New leading the league, whilç Sidney are of Oakville and Nlcol Thompson of ant practice.______Miss Lorlmer and Shroeder 6; Miss along with Bill Piper of Nanaimo. B. In second place. Sidney are anxious ESQUIMALT LINE-UP In the game between Nottingham York defeated St. Louis 6 to 2. Bob Hamilton are but one stroke behind shire and Derbyshire, which wee Thômpson âfi Sfrtxmer 5. C.. will do the umpiring during the Shawkey was more effective than td creep héàref to the top of the VETERANS TO MEET Miss Chappellow and Shandley 4; The line-up for Esquimalt In their abandoned and declared a draw battle for the British Columbia Am Erne Wlngard and Chester Falk, the league, while Esquimalt are. hoping Miss S. Thompson and Poyntz 6. lacrosse game with Sidney at the Gloucestershire defeated Easdx b* ateur Baseball Association champion latter going to the mound In the to get Into second place at the ex C.P.R. Score Fine All players and officials of the Mrs. Shandley and Hodgson 3; pense of the. millmen. Canteen Grounds on Thursday eva Veterans’ Football Club are requested an Innings and 109 rutta. -, ship series, which gets under way ning will be as follows: Banks. Noel, Miss 8. Thompson and Pullen 6. Saturday afternoon. McMahon and ieV"th R. H E. Immediately following the game a to attend n meeting to be held on The Kent-Surrey match wai Sweeney. Baseo. Mercer. Blair. Miss Lorimer and Rennlson 5; Cook will be In charge of the open meeting of the Victoria and District Win Over Tillicums Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In the lfThe match between Warwick and Miss Wise and Gannon 6. St. Louis ...... 2 * ? Scafe. White. NlcoL Wright. Plater. ing game between Young Liberals New York ...... • * \ Lacrosse League will be held. All Veterans of France clubrooms. Mrs. and Mr. Shandley 4; Miss and Mount Pleasant, local teams. delegates are asked to attend. Wagland, Jenkins Fooks, Burnett. Lancashire wai drawn. Thompson and McCallum 6. Batteries: Wlngard. Falk and In Commercial Game STRISBLING WINS AGAIN The following all won on the first Saturday, and Berl Kyle Boyd and Hargrave; Shawkey and Bengough Bert Murray will look after the Innings: TIGERS SQUEEZE THROUGH In a hard-hitting game the C.P.R. Colorado ftpring», Colo.. Joly 29.— Yorkshire beat Middlesex; Hamp game at Nanaimo when Victoria C. defeated the Tillicums at the Reyal Young etribllng of Atlanta. Oa.. la»I shire beat Worcestershire; Susse» One Victoria Tennis P R. visit the coal city. Philadelphia, July 29.—Detroit de feated the Athletics yesterday 4 to 3. Athletic Park last night in th? Com night won a decision over Harvey beat Sdmereet.______Paul Tatman. who has been off! mercial league by the score of f-3. Peritlea of Casper. Wyo, after ten Player Wins Match in elating in North Vancouver games, A home-run Into the left field stands by Rigney, driving in Dause ahead of The railroaders opened the stor tame round* at Manitou, Colo, They has been assigned to the game at are light-heavy weights. OLENNA COLLETT DOES WELL him in the fifth Inning, gave the ing In the first Inning when they Powell River Saturday afternoon Times Long Distance Swim landed on Rhodes’ offerings for four Tacoma Tournament Tigers a lead that the Athletics YOUNtT "BOB" FOB TUNNEY Eastern Point Groton, Conn- July when Burnaby, champions of the runs. The Tillicums secured a coun Twilight league, will be the oppo could not overcome. Poole’s wild (Entry Form) 29.—Mias Q. Collett, New York, Tacoma. July 29.—Invading net throw pf Cobb’s grounder and a ter in the third inning but the rall- French champion, playing almeet sition to the mill team. waymen came right back in thHr New York, July 29.—Report» are stars routed the ranks of the home single by Hellmann scored the win Any swimmer who wishes to compete in The Times Annual Long current here that Young Boh Kill perfect golf, defeated Mrf. I»ul®e half of the inning and knocked guards with few exceptions In the ning run in the sixth inning^ ^ r Distance Swfm through Victoria, on Saturday afternoon, August 8. is Phelps. Chicago, In the Eastern In Rhodes out of the bo* and scored Rlmmona. eon of the former cham • second day's play of the . Pacific asked to cut out this form, fill In their name, address, club and registra vitation Tournament at Shenscoaaet, Canadian Champion five runs which were enough to win pion and,himself holder of a string Northwest tennis championships here Detroit ...... J ' tion number and send It to the Sporting Editor of The Times before of twelve straight knockouts, will be 8 and 7. Misa Collett’s long drlvea J * the ball game. Kay tofk the box for * The California ' ' "trolfpers rathe Philadelphia...... * 11 2 the* near opponent of the- United ihd aceuWW ' putting uverntetme* Tied For Medalist Batteries: DeUS, and Ba»«Wr S'.Mp.»ii __ _ LAW-* the clubmen and hem 13 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 WINNIPEG GRAIN NEW YORK STOCKS Retail Market ____ / Winnipeg, July 29—An unresponsive market, lacking^demand, For Savings Account and Trust Funds Iac»I Cera. dox. .49 featured trading on the grain exchange here to-day. hollowing WaU Street *...... 36 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 29, 1925 Garlie, lb...... Province of B. C. Guaranteed a mild decline in the early dealings, wheat prices underwent sharp Cauliflowers .... :i! (Supplied by two local stockbrokers over direct New York wire) Parsley, bunch . New Local Potatoes. 9 ...... lbs...... 36 fluctuation» after gaining 2ÿg on the extreme bulge, July delivery 4%% Bonds due 194'2 Mint ...... Trrr.jr...... cloned at 162*)4 » net decline at 7/g. October dropped Vi at I38-;g TO-DAY Carrots, bunch ...... Ray Coes. Copper Yield 5% High Law Last Local Rhubarb. 6 lbs. tor...,...... Uyrm**...... Freeh Green Peas. 4 I be...... and December the same at 135%. !*• 129-2 I^H-al String Beane, per lb...... Trading was very light with exportera and millere doing Atcfc.. Top. A Santa Fe 120-4 American Locomotive. 114-3 Freeh Cucumbers, each . . .16. .29 and Last Minute News on Stocks Atlantic Coast Line ..169-4 161-2 161-3 Baldwin l»coraot!vfc. 111-4 -Freeh Artichokes, eeçh ...... M nothing. Liverpool cable» which were fractionally higher, partly R. P. CLARK & CO. LTD. jfeUlntprs. QbU> .....77 76-1 76-1 N Y. Air Brake ...... 51 Hothouee Leaf lettuce, head ...... —sad Financial Canadian Pacific . ...141 f C-V* ■ji following the advance on tbie aide yeeterday. The firmneea of ch,e~° Celery, bunch ...... o AllLeadlng Elaatern Bxehahgea _ Affairs Chesapeake A Ohio ... St-* 94-4 94-4 American Steel Kdy. Watermelon, per lb...... y...... ""!î the European market» was attributed to unfavorable weather Direct Private Wife to J Chic., MIL A St, P. » Bethlehem Steel ... Honeydew Melons, each ...... •• Crucible Steel ...... Caaaba Melona. each ...... •• conditions on the continent. Slight declines were scored on all , pref...... 14-1 Gulf States Steel . . . Fruit Ne» York, N.Y., July 2» (By H. Cl Chicago Northwest. .. 11*4 Koplogle Steel ...... Apples— .. the coarse grains, with demand light, especially for the new crop Chic.. R.l. A pac. ... 47-3 Republic I. A 8. ... New Local Apples, per lb...... Clerk a Co., Ltd.)—Spéculative In- Delaware A Hudson .139-6 Sloes-Sheffield Steel 164 Wln.Fap, box ...... » » futures. tereet In to-day’i market shifted to Del., Lack. A Western. 114 United States Steel 118-4 Newton Pippin, box ...... 4.-6 Erie ...... -«-2 126-1 Local Peaches, dox...... • • • . *• Winnipeg. Man.. July 2» (By R. P. a few Issues, but It can be said that Great Northern, pref... 69-7 Vanadium Corpn. .. 39-1 Preserving Peaches. Cal. Blberta». hex 1.7» Clark A Co., Ltd.)—Wheat : The Illinois Central ...... 115 Fresh Pineapples...... 69 sad .49 the general tone of the list waa re market had a rather heavy tone to To-daya Mining INVESTING Kansas City Southern . 14 Associated Oil . 39-7 Bing Cherries, lb...... actionary. Lehigh Valley ...... 77-7 California Pete. 78-1 Preserving Cherries, per basket .99 day, and at midsession declined 2 The wise selection of bonds will often Louisville A Naab villa. 114 Call fort! I a Pears, doses ...... Market» The V.8. Steel earnings for the Coeden Oil ...... «-« »•-» vent* from the early high mark, but result In a yield that te very much higher Mias . Kss A Texas 3«-« Houston oil ...... 79 68-4 Local Raspberries ...... •trëngth in American markets caused second quarter was published after Missouri Pacific ... 36 Marland Oil ...... 47-1 44-4 Black Currants, per box ...... Min la*— than might have been expected by the Do., pref...... *•-* Loganberries ...... shorts to cover and finding offer Pacific OH 56-7 66-1 B.C. silver ...... investor lacking wide experience with the close yesterday were much bet New York Centre! 117-2 Pan American Pet#. .. 71-4 70-2 Tsble Raisins, Spanish ...... 46 and ings very acarce prices regained most Boundary Rod M't'a . N.Y.. N.H. A Hartford 54-3 Dates, per lb...... current Investment condition*. We will ter than had generally been expected, Do.. "B...... % 71-4 69-5 of the lose, closing from % cents to Bowena Copper ...... Ontario A Western 25-2 Phillip* Pete...... ». . 44 43-4 Bananas, per lb...... •...... Cork Proviso* ...... gladly assist you to secure such return*. but as a market factor this fell flat, Norfolk A Western .112-6 Pure Oil...... 29-5 29-4 Lemons. Cal., dosen...... 36. .3» and % cents down for the day, trade waa Douglas Channel ...... Northern Pacific ...... 67-3 Royal Dutch ...... 62-5 63 Prunes. 2 lb* for .35. 2 tbs for 36. light, there bejng little buying power, Dunwell Mlnaa ...... Our experience la at your disposal. and apparently had been discounted Pennsylvania 46-4 Shell Union OH 23-7 23-3 3 IW. for !w. and. lb...... export demand lacking. The market Glacier Creek ...... by the recent advance In U.8. and Fere Marquette «6 Sinclair Oil ...... 31-7 21-1 Turhen Dates, packet ...... (Irsnby ...... Pittsburg A W. Va. • •• 70-2 Skolly OH ...... 27-4 26-2 Florida Grapefruit, each waa a dull draggy affair with fluc llasokon Gold Cobalt . other shares. Reading ...... 66-3 Standard OU—Calif.. . 67-6 67-4 Grapefruit. Cal Hernia. 4 tuation* largely following Chicago, Hemlock Creak Placer. British Columbia Bond Corporation Ltd. A slight increase In weekly oil 8t. !x>ule A San Fran . 91-6 Standard Oil—N J. . 43-6 43 Cantaloupes, each .29 and Liverpool closed % to 1 penny Howe Sound ...... 1.7$ Bl Louis A S.W «1-7 Navel Oranges, per dos .69. .99 723 Fort Street Phenea 343-340 production was reported, and this of Texas Company ... . 51-7 »l-l higher, the firraneea being credited course was an adverse Influence in Southern Pacific ...... 99-6 Texas Pacific C. A O.. 14 14 .49. .39 and ...... Direct Private Wires to all Eastern Exchanges Southern Railway ....191-1 Ind. Oil A Gas ...... 31-5 89-3 Pluma. Cal., per lb...... - to wet weather on the continent, BiSnaSiInternational Coal ... the oil department. There was de Texae Pacific ...... 49-2 Union Oil of Cal...... 17-2 37-3 Apricots. Cal., per lb...... «1...... which Is delaying harvesting of early L * L. Glacier ...... cidedly keener desire In evidence Union Pacific ...... 140-7 Peaches. Cal., per dosen ...... • McGIlllvrav Gael ...... Wabash ...... 36-7 Industrial» and Miscellaneous— Peersrving Apricots per crnte ...... ' wheat, but private cables stated that Allied Chemical ...... 91-3 91 Premier Mines to-day to realise profits, and It was Wabash A "A Rsie very little had been done, and that noted by students of the market that Seaboard Air Line 35-9 Allis Chalmers Mf* . *4-4 84-3 AI monda, per lb...... American Agi. Chem... 23 -1-3 the rains were largely beneficial for •heap Creek Cone. .... the aggressive buying power which Amn. Agrtc. Coi*p...... 36-1 96 Walnut* per lb...... filling. Silver Greet Mince ... Chandler Motor Co. California Soft Shell Walnuts, lb. ttlV9f>Ülti ...»...... recently was responsible for sus Continental Motors . American Can u...... 212-4 26* -1 Brasil*, pee lb...... Weather forecasts for Europe are American Car Fdy. . . . 10R1 lw*i Standard Silver Lead . . taining values during reactionary General Motors ... Filberts, per lb...... now more favorable. Private cable» «unlock Mine. ------Hupp Motors ...... American Ice ...... 121-4 120 Roasted Peanuts, per lb...... periods was lacking to-day, and this American Radiator .111-4 119-4 do not bring any order», and Hea- Surf Inlet Gold ...... We Hive Sound Bonds Hudson Motor Ce. .. Cocoanuts ...... !• •*“ Termlnue ...... was not without Its effect on quota Mack Tru|ck ...... American Tgh. A Tele .149-7 138-4 Chestnuts, lb...... board advices stated that export American Woolens ... 18-6 38-1 tions. It may be that a few special Maxwell Motors ... Dairy Prodace and Eggs eales were only 160.000 bushels over Selkirks ...... Maxwell H...... associated Dry Goods.. 62 Butter— Yielding From 5% te 8% ties will be selected for further Atlantlc Gulf XVI. ... 48-3 44-4 night with the demand to-day rather Oil»— speculative demonstration on the up Moon Motors ...... No. 1 Alberta, lb...... British Petroleum .... Packard Motor Co. . Austin Nicholls ...... 24-6 84-« flat. The Canadian weather map side, but we adhere to the belief that Barnsdell ...... 22-6 #21-« Empire OH ...... Pierce Arrow Motor Co. 32-6 v,i m p a. 11m jri-r r mm* r.‘*- was again favorable with scattered Spartan OH ...... navn“«»ent recent decline and realising sales .91-2 Brooklyn Bdleon ...... 139 111 Cowlckan Creamery, .lb...... R. G. Christy & Co. Ltd. fttudebaker <1 Brown Shea Co. -...... 114 1 ; Salt Spring Island, lb...... showers In Manitoba and cool tem Trojan on '!»!)!!!!!! Times Building Victoria, B.C.. Phone 376-614 will have the effect of bringing about Burns Brœ. "B** 195-3 JJ»* White Motor Co. Pure Lard, lb...... perature In all three provinces. The B.G. Montana ...... a general lowering of values before Wlllys-Overland ...... :e-i Chic. Pneumatic Tool. 101-2 19.-• Central leather 16-6 16- Canadian Pacific Railway in their Miscellaneous— any material upswing gets under Do., pref...... 194-9 R.C. fresh, extra» ...... weekly report state that condition* Amai. Appliance ...... Dodge, common ...... 27-1 Coca Cola ...... 141-J 131-1 B.C fresh, firsts ...... way. ______Colo. Fuel A Iron .... 4.-6 41 U.C. Permanent Lean. Do., pref...... ll-7 B.C. fresh, pullets ...... throughout the West are good with Canada National Fire.. 19 99 ArreaMirlr*— Comptg A Tblg. 126-9 1-8 large areas In all three provinces New York. July 29 (By B.C. Bond Cone. Cigar ...... 19-4 39-< Great Weal Perm. Loan 19 99 AJu Rubber 13-1 B.C. Cream Cfceeee. lb. .»•••••••••••• having received good moisture dur Gregory Tire A RUbber 199 Corporation's direct Wall Street American Bosch Mag. 3T-7 f'onenMdeted tins ...... 99-4 89-. BC. Solide, lb...... wire) The Wall Street Journals Electric Stg. Battery . . 6» Confinent a I Can ...... 89 «*-1 Finest Ontdrlo Mild, per lb...... ing the week. Wheat cutting will Victorta ! Portland Canal Mining Stocks Corn Products •••• *4-1 34 Flsherbody ...... *6 Finest Ontario Metwrwd. par IR .... commence next Week, and will be Porter Idaho ...... stock market edition this afternoon Flak Tire Company ... 24 Davidson Chemical .. *■-- Edam Dutch Cheeoe per lb...... BOUQMT .OLD QUOTED Dupont Powder 191-4 1**-. general about the middle of August, Silverado ...... , says; "Stocks responded to thé ex Goodrich Rubber...... 57-4 Gouda Cheeoe. per lb...... 1...... «eloo—V celer dey Goodyear Tire ...... 164 Kastman Kodak ...... 1*6-5 Gorgon sola, per lb...... any eerloue damage from rust Is not cellent character of the Steel Cor •Kndkott Johnson 72 68 2.599 L. A I* ______HEYWOOD & LE1SER poration earnings statement for the Kelly Springfield Tire. . 19-6 Swiss Gruyere. In portions, bos...... thought possible by expert* unless 269 L. A U ...... Lee Tire A R. Co...... 17-7 Famous Players-LaekF. 113-6 English Stilton, ...... • •••• 1239 BROAD STREET PHONE 639 second quarter with an enthusiastic Freeport Texas ...... 19-4 14- the weather turns more favorable for Members Victoria bteek Exchange Btewart Warner Co. . . 66-4 English Billions, lb...... » (By R. P. Clark A Ce. Limited) burst of strength In the morning Timken Roller Bearing 4l-3 Ueneral Asphalt ..... 65-4 68-. Canadian Bill tons. lb...... Its development In the next few General Klectrlc ...... H4-6 ‘*?- trading. U 8 Rubber . V...... 62 Imported Roquefort. DOT lb...... Industrial Alcohol 90-6 89-1 Swiss Gruyere. box ...... Coaree garine: The markets con Premier ...... 2.29 .2. "Steel common reached new high American Beet Sugar.. 38-4 Inti. CmbSt'l Engine. 45-4 ^44-. Eagle Brand Camembert, box ...... Dunwell ...... 3.36 3 ground for the current advance while American Sugar Ref... 49 Inti. Harvester ------I** Circle Brand Breakfast Cheese, twe tinued to follow the trend of wheat B.C. Silver ...... 1. American Can soared to record high tuba American Sugar.. 57 Inti. Merc. Mas , b»*f~ 31-4 31-4 packages ...... ^^ ■...... • • • ;• • with a light trade pressing, there L. A L Glacier...... 39% inti Pa nee . , IM. 49-9.- '•a ledtieW- A*-$'• v-6.v5.rzvi .... and further gains were scored in CubaCwMSagar 16-9 Gww, iTcorpermted 30-7 »e we* some export business in oat* * - and barely small in volume, but suf Selkirk» ...... 04 MINING STOCKS many sections of the list. But ad R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co. 61-3 May Dept. Stores .118-7 ll;-< _ looters. 3 ibe. RRRRRRRI Sliver Croat ...... Montana Power «»-« ficient to hold the cash month firm, ■OUGHT SOLD QUOTED vantage was taken of the Initial Tob. Products 99-2 Cod Fillets, per lb...... Inti. Coal A Coke"!!!.. .19% buoyancy by Important financial In Montgomery Ward «9-2 6* halibut...... *• hlle the new crop futures closed Information aupplled as to Mining Stocks and Mine* particularly Anaconda ...... 41-6 National Biscuit ...... ,?i*3 .12*: Soles, lb...... Ray view ...... LAKEVIEW MINES Portland Canal District OLYMPIC MINE» terests to distribute stocks • pur .National I^ead ...... 159-6 1J9-- fractionally lower. There wa* noth American Smelters ...195-2 Black Cod. froeh. per Ih...... Forty-Nine...... 32 See ua for our latest reports on the above properties chased at considerable lower levels, Hutte A Superior ...... 11-1 North American Co. . 69-6 68 Skate, per lb...... ing doing In rye. Torwelw— and these realising salei kept the Cerro de Pasco Copper. 63-4 Par. Gas A Elec Co. 116-4 116-' Cod. t Ibe. 36c: per lb...... Flax: Dull, steady market price* Premier ...... 2.29 Î. main body of stocks from further Chile Copper Co. .. . 33-7 People's Gao ...... 111-6 | Kippers, per lb...... unchanged to 1 % cents loww. Holllnger ...... 16*9 14.1 Maaon & Dieepecker Dome Mines 14-4 U S- t'est Iron Pipe . ..1M 160 Finnan Haddlee, per lb...... Indian ...... 04% progress on the upside. Granby Cone Mining . . 14-5 W'estlnghouse Elec. • • 73-4 72- Smoked Black Cod. per lb...... Kooley ...... 1.76 1. Phone 4419 Member* of Victoria Stock Exchange 114 Pemberton Bldg. W-#iern l nton ...... 121-6 l*!"1 Lake Shore ...... til t However, offerings were absorbed Great Northern Ore . . 28-1 Whiting. 2 Ibe...... Winnipeg, July 29 (By B. C. Bond Greene Cananee Copper 19-4 Wool worth Co...... „ l**-1 Red Salmon, per lb...... New lock— in good style and the general list Douglas Petaln ...... 21-1 21- Corporation's direct pit wire)—Wheat Premier ...... 93 maintained a good tone throughout Inspiration Copper Co.. 29-6 Smoked Salmon, per Ih...... International Nickel . 31-6 Inter. Tel. A Tel...... 126-3 1--- White Spring Salmon. $ Ibe...... Forty-Nine ...... 33 Radle ...... 6« *:*. opened lower on failure of Liverpool l the session, encouraging constructive Miami Copper Co. .... 19-5 Smelt a per lb...... to follow ÿeeterday'e advance and1 operations In special stocks like Ward Molherlode ...... 9-4 Unlveraal Pipe ...... *6-4 33-1 Shell Flab Gladstone ...... 23% Do., pref...... T*-l 7,‘ contradiction of rust damage In NEW ISSUE Baking B, International Telephone Nevada Cons. Copper.. 13-3 Crehe...... 11» •* Bllrersmlth ...... 10% Shrimps, per lb...... Manitoba. Good export buying on l.ucky Jim...... 14% ond Fisher Body Steele were ra Esquimau Oysters, per dosen ... decline and low» was largely re McOllllvray ...... ,. .67 Commonwealth of Australia ther backward, apparently content Olympia Oysters, per plst ...... frontier ...... 3.1S 3. to Europe was noticed In the pit. covered before the cloae. Sympathy External 10-year 6% Honda, due July 15, 1966. with the recent strength shown. Freeh Moots Pressure of cash rye 1» light. Perk- strength Minneapolis market. Con Price 100 and Interest to Yield 6% Regarding the turn for the better Trimmed loins, per lb...... servative trading advisable but con in the industry, this Improvement Is LOAN RECORD I STRONGLY RECOMMEND THESE BONDS lag*, per lb...... tinue favor purchases. Talking to now unmietakeable as revealed by Chicago. July 29 (By B.C. Bond Shoulder roeets. per lb...... TO-DAUS EXCHANGE Full Particular» on Request OF U.S. MAY Fork Sausages, per lb...... Hargreaves of Sanford - Evans trade journals. Prices are more Corporations direct pit wire). Nt*' l Beef— steady than a month ago. and shad Bureau. He eetimatee average for ROBERT S. MABEE Sirloin eteak. per lb...... whole west present sixteen bushels Ing to secure business is near the Wheat market was only a trading BE ECUPSED Round eteak. per lb...... Canadian sterling—Buying $4.$3^4, 127-1» Pemberton Bldg^ Investment Banker affair to-day, easing off early only -Pot roaata. per lb...... 3 to acre on wheat. His figures wiling $4.1114. vanishing point Rump roe ale. per Ilk ...... Fail buying of rails by carriers Is Sow York, July l».—1The rec Manitoba average twenty bushels. to rally on short covering. Further Figure he is fully five bushels too Japanese yen. 41.4 cent*. expected to add stimulus to the gen ord of 1924. when loans of more idere. per lb...... reports of black rust In Manitoba; high for Manitoba. Chinese tael (Shanghai), 77 cent*. cral steel market while Indications than $1.000,000,000 constituted a ..toll.1» a-:::::::::: 11 point to improvement In demand for practically no export demand. Sen memorable year In foreign fi PrtmfSlL New York. July $•.—Foreign ex RUBBER OUTPUT other steel products for the balance timent was mixed with some good nancing by the United States, Shoulder*, por lb. Wheat— High Lew July .... 164% 161% 162% changee Irregular. Quotations In promises to be eclipsed this year. Loins. Tull, per ...... p... °fIn^brokermge circles the feeling commission house buying on the Oct...... 1*»% 137% 138% cents. “ RUBBER RESERVE IS More than I SO0,000,600 of IS DISCUSSED breaks. Would only buy on the Doc...... 119% 134% 1*6% prevailed that advances was being United States capital flowed into Flour. *11 étendard bread*. 49* ...... Oats— Oreat Britain—Demand 485 7-16; used to distribute stocks. Ward sharp setbacks. July .... foreign Investments In the flest on. . ».. cables 48584; 60-day bille on bank* Quebec, July 29.—Huge prelimin Baking B was urgently bought, mov Corn, especially the old crop op tions, showed Independent strength six months of 1925. The month Doc...... 481 9-16. com™ pus ary work on the construction of the ing up 2% points to new high ground of July has brought about $100,- Wheat, No. 1 .. . 162.99 France — Demand 4.75; cable* and made a new high for the move .. 61.99 huge aluminum plants In the pro at 70%. Interests conduction the 000,000 additional, while other for Wheat. No. 3 .. 4.75*. present accumulation In this stock ment. Continued reports of crop de .. 94 99 New York. July 29— Alarmed by vince of Quebec at a point midway terioration. Would rather purchase eign loans and prospects for the Whole Barley .. 4199 Italy—Demand 3.68tg: cable* 3.6$, the recent soaring price* of crude- predict a split up In a basts which .. 69 99 226 September corn on the declines. next months approximate $250,- Whole Com ... Belgium—Demand 4.62. rubber. the (ioodyear Tire and Rub between Chute-a-Cairon and Jon- will warrant a selling price close to 000,000. Possible borrowers here Cracked Corn . .. 99 99 222% qulere has been started by the Feed Com me* 1 .. 68 99 316% Germany—Demand 23.80. ber Company last night announced 126. , , Wheel- include Canada, Czechoslovakia, Whole Gets ... .. 4Î99 Holland—Demand 40.10. Duke-Davis inter esta# who. It is said, llff-3 166-4 the establishment of a "special raw Oils were subject to special pres May Poland. Jugoslavia and Tokio, .. 41.99 Norway—Demand 18.38. will spend between $75,000,660 and 199-2 164-3 Brer...... 49.99 material re*erve" of 13,000.7)00 a» a sure. S.O. of New Jersey reached 159-6 Ixmdon and Paris utilities Sweden- Demand 26.16. $90.000,000 on the project. low ground on the movement at 13, 151-4 Alfalfa Her .. .. n.ee aafeguard against possible decline In 166 152-3 For the coming financing of Denmark—Demand 22.75. Sinclair at 21% and Marland at «6%. rubber values. Onadlan borrowers, the feature Wheat—1 Nor. 162%. 2 Nor.. 166%; 1 Switzerland- Demand 19.41 *4. ELECTED DIRECTORS 92 Nor.. 164%. No. 4. 146; No 6. 121%, No. "Due to restriction of output'* said Heaviness In the oils was attribut Hem of which Is to be the re Spain—Demand 14.48%. ed to trade fears of over-production, 196-3 193%; feed. 18%; track. 161% Chairman B. G. Wtimer, "the current Montreal. July 29. — Thomas 191-7 funding of a 190.000.000 note is Oat#—'i C.W.. 56%; 3 fig, 69%: extra Greece—Demand 1.66. deeplte record rate of consumption cost of crude rubber Is very much in Ah earn, Ottawa, and J. McConnell 89-6 sue falling due in September, is feed. 60%, 1 food. 41%; 3 feed. 46%; Poland—Demand .19%. rejected. 49%; track. 91%. and F. W. Mo Ison. Montreal, were for gasoline, and that a considerable receiving special attention in Chechoslovakia—Demand 2.96^4. excess of the cost of production. The surplus of gasoline will be piled up Wholesale Market Harley-3 C.W.. 89. 4 C.W.. 84%; re board of director* has therefore elected directors of the Bank of Wall Street. Several New’ York jected. 89; feed. 79%. track. 82. Jugoslavia—Demand 1.81. after the Summer season ends. deemed if advisable to appropriate Montreal at a meeting of the bank banking groups are being formed Rye-3 C.W . 83%. Austria—Itomand 0014 «4. However, Bmackover pool has Flax—1 N.W.C.. tit: 2 C.W. 222: 3 out of the last six months' earnings yestqrday. to hid for the notes from the dropped off rapidly and the only No. 1 Steer Beef ...... IS C.W. 193%; rejected. lil%; track. 223%. Rumania- Demand .51. a “special raw material reserve" of other laege pool brought In this year, Dominion. Cow Beef ...... 11 Argentina—Demand 40.37. $8,000,000, partially to provide Inglewood. Calif. also produces heavy Brazil—Demand 11.70. ugainFt a possible and material de Spring Lamb ...... 21 Tokio—Demand 41%. oil. so that It is not a factor in the nlnty daya lending at 4% per cent, Mutton ...... « Montreal Stocks cline In crude rubber values. This light oU situation. Last year peak of longer detee 4% per vent, bid, 4% llo*e ...... 11 Shanghai -Demand 78%. action is taken notwithstanding that Kane (By R. P. Clark A Ce Limited! Montreal—Demand 100%. gasoline demand was reached In Money Market per vent, offered. Nix month* lend Freeh, estree. row lele. dosen...... «4 our present inventories and commit August of about 20.000,000 gallons a Stewart ing at 4% per vent. Commercial Freeh. Grets, esse lots, doses...... *n NEW YORK CURB ments Insure us our requirements of day and consumption was well main pullets, reee lots, down ...... ; .36 Aehextoe ...... rubber for the balance of the year at paper market fairly active. Prime fBy R. P Clerk A Co. Limited» talned untlr late In the Fall, averag To-day __ Batter Atlantic Sugar ...... price* considerably under to-day's name* 4 per vent., less well-known PrlntsueE-lal certonê ...... 43 Bell Telephone ...... Indeet Hale- Ing 21,400,000 gallons dally In Novem- names 4% prr cent. ^ Prompton Pap*r market prices. Consolidated Brazilian Traction Acme Cool ...... * New York. July !) « monry UK:S i. Cement, com. . . Centrifugal ...... 18% The lovai market price of crude Increased number of closed cars In Checker Cob ...... 1* use and growth In bus lines, heavy Htrady; high 4; low 4; ruling rale 4; rubber on July 22 mounted to a re MURDER MYSTERY Can. Car Fdy . com. Durent Del ...... 12 cord high level above $1.20 a pound Gold Mines consumers of gasoline. Is expected to closing bid 4; offered at 4%; Hat Albert*Sê eeltd*. lb., new ...... :$$$|i Meeabl ...... 2 result In more gradual decline in de Ontario eoltde. lb. e..4...... 14 Can. S 8 . com...... Rvo* . .*.*.**.*.*.*.Vf A sharp curtailment of buying at loan 4; call loan» against accept AT NIAGARA FALLS Oetarle twlaw Ih ...... Hi that figure, however, brought about mand In the Summer peak than in Tob. Prod El...... 3% ances 3%. Get arts triplet», lb...... M Can. Cotton» ...... a decline and the price yesterday was Limited former years. Niagara Falls. Ont., July 29.—What Ontario Btiliees lb ^...... 19 Can. Converter» ...... Tn. Profit Sher...... 15% Time loana firm: mixed collateral Von» MAH ...... Un Retail-Candy ...... !»% back to 96 cents a pound. (Nen-pereenal Liability) la believed to be another murder mys Tlereee. P»r Ih . • • ...... SI1 Detroit United ...... Cities #erv„ com...... 88% eo-10 daya 4; 4-4 months 4 O 414. « nie» Serv.. pref...... 83% NEW RECORDS SET tery tame to light yesterday when Compoued...... 11 Dom. Bridge ...... 101 HAMLEY BUILDING Prime commercial paper 4 t Dorn. Canner» ...... t’ltl*» Serx' Bkre...... 19% Production and sales of the Good CHICAGO GRAIN the body of a well-dressed man was Beets, per seek ...... 9.76 l>om. <»!*•» ...... Am. Gae HI...... 79 year Company for the first half of PHONE 3417 l CLASSIFIED TELL IT WELL AND YOUR AD WILL SELL" PHONE 1090 PKOrMSIONAL CARDS Itt ism. my n. w. rw They Fist With Ed. Stedman in Beaumont and Get Kidded in Houston Trade Mark PU» I» Ceneda). BARRISTERS MUTT AND JEFF VértftU ______jtiSirW-'w' ______,_>NlTO»A. ALBERTA and f SA^i "DOMfT ALLOW Ourilbfc BRITISH COLUMBIA BA*1 Phone SI*. f DIDN'T THAT Bank ot Nova Scott» Bldg.. Victoria. B C. NfO. BUT CAM TAK« TH« WORLb FAMOUS /cam NOO r SSRG6AMT, Hews BooTueGGERS 1M THU Twwm: THU cop HAV6 A •YOU TO * PLACE VAJHCP* CHIROPRACTORS TOUROTS FISHED ■DIRECT US TO A COUPLE OF is TUe CITV VJrtcRe H RAILROADS MAStV HOUSTON) You cam 6gt some ViAuGH ? y |M BeAumonT AniO TH« F INC STUFF WITHOUT , ouT- oF-TOUüM , IWC6T The SEA. YOU CAN TAK* H. LIV8ET, DC. .CL, Chiropractie THEM SPCD OM TO SHIP GŒTTIMG Youft FEET ,1 Boot i_ Holcombe hunted the roll IU1MA.LT Nursing and Coavaleocaal A-i Home. 447 Lampeon Street. Maternity and general nuralag. Invalida given ex BUSINESS DIRECTORY pert care. One acre nice grounds. Phones AUTOMOBILES WAITED—TO RENT 4424 and 6I44L FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND r?UNO (Continued) COMING EVENTS (Continued) (Continued) (Contluusu) Owner can have eei HEAVY supply of live fish; lowos ^OUBfD—A vallae 'ANTED—To rent, 14 acres light sandy OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN littnrta Bailg Simla by phoning H44K. 2—SPECIALS—2 PATENT ATTORNEYS poealble prices Askoy'a Fish Mark»' loam, house, barn. etc. ; option pur- First Spiritual Church, Yates Street.______1 et. are having n silver containing Unlonalle. #*ïK/V-CHEVROL8T Superior runabout. ■e Lake. 2444 Elm Street. ^BeHU»^- R. V. B. TAYLOR, general practice. Advertising Phone No. 1090 >reee Oer- V»HIU in beautiful condition, only run Wash. M.I.C.E., Special attention to finger surgery of ty SO. Misses Brown, A BEAUTIFUL Encyclepeedla set of 1# chamois . and sponges 2474-2-25 BOTDEN. i a Relating. 1712-1-24 4.644 miles. Its appearance la like new. patent attorney. View theD eye, ear. nose and threaL 444 Pern- IP1ED ADVEBTIMXO ■* *- volume* < Wleaton al lor »-'» ^aeh. berten Building. Pbone 2444. if coet 468.60. Apply 2* Winch Bldg.. Ctt>^ OST—On Saturday, a black silk scurf. FOR SALE—LOTS Thons 414. Bltu.tlofl* Wanted. Te Watches, clocks. 1T24-2-24 •TVUSBAKER Special Situations Vacant. ET MARTIN FIX 1T- t Phone 4441Y. SpviOO Touring. In splendid condition. l Jewelry repaired to satisfy, I M. IM» WA •r old vatfli.oafe now.^n^.F , jOET-Ora UaUsa^lvoad. between Map 447 A. PHYSICIANS T>ABT Carriage < English >. tike new. ewt 1 PLUMBING AND HEATING Contract rate" weler. 448 Fort Street. 1 J and end of "aba vraH. 1 containing Sec. 21, Gorge district: tales very r*a !V*e par word per Insertion. -■-» 346. snap 324. folding sulky. IS.»*- i Irlnliy looseteaf noleb . . . "Apply._... w2427 IT u.Ml. ■IktthiinStephen it*Av# n Phone 4414R2 1716R. or ILITARY five hundred. Conservative personal memoranda P phone 44641 R. DAVID ANGUS—Women a disorders on application. 2444-3-j* B. HASENFRATZ—Plumbing, heat Rooms. Campbell Bldj Thursday. return to 422 Blmcoe Stre specialty; 21 years' experience. Suite 1*8 AG LE Talc and Mining Co—A ing. repairs all kinds. 1446 Ystes D444 Pantage# Bldg.. Third and L'nivsralty. No advertisement for lee# 1.10.M Fourteen good prise* Everybody ~EFT at the fcenic view 415 Ystes St., Cor, of Quadra. Phone 372 1744-2-21 -I*' paid-up share» at 1-3 their valu*, HOUSES FOR SALE res. 4617X 61 Seattle. 41 » elcome. 26c. y Box 206». TlmCk. 2»6»-*-J7 I J of the Malahat. about 4 Minimum number of word*. ie- A DDRESSING and malltL. ------Saturday evening. July 26. a pa -1.0UI» OCKING. Jamee Bay plumber. r-rlsm binocular» engraved •* a car owners We have semes and ad- well-built A.TIVE SONS OF CANADA SALE—Good hay baler. $124. A. oblige by ERE Is a real buy in 3771. 643 - In computing the number of v meeting night*, first and third TJiura- Broome.” Finder will Sreatly dreese* sf Victoria and Vancouver Island H A R. Few. 2*75 Mlllgrove Htreet. Vic leturnlng to (’apt. C. D: Neroi etaoe. care auto owners Newton Advertising Agency. tanks Installed. ranges connected. Prompt advertisement, estimate groups ra. Next meeting August 4. at tnei toria. 2476-3-24 plate glass windows. hardwood floor*, full II. Pandora Street. ______11 of Manager. B C. Const Servie»* iV)'»-T» Suite 24. Winch Bldg Phoaq 1416. dtf-14 lees figures as one word. l*ollar basement, location. .'tOR real dependability and full value »H abbreviations count a* one LX)R SALE—Lady's bicycle, like new. containing 313 Sayward Bldg. Pbone 3133. r 122 I» Phone 65ISL2 before 7 P lURSK lost, brown leather. for your money there Is nothing that Greenwood. HELP WANTED—MALE 1741-3-34 Return to Box 2444. Tim»». I PIANO TUNER Advertisers who ee desire may have can equal a good used Hupmoblle. HOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN Taken by 1426 Roadster. Duco finish, all the extras. piles addressed to a box at The Times EWARD for return of puree. ODERN home» for sale, enoy terms • MMBRC1AL and Stenography Courses L'VJR SALE- Pair of gold India band lowtr main 16:6 Touring, special, fully equipped. flee and forwarded to their private addr Jb mistake from the ■*» - ; ■ nurlN1 1424 Touring, only driven 7.444 miles D. H. Bate, contractor. Port and IR ESS WELL at special rate during July and August. X beaten etude, genuine antique Bo* lavatory of David Spencer Limited. pur*e M 1144. ______tf iade for this ■*r' The above cars all carry a new car guar Stade rona. mshlp. 734 Port Street Phone A charge of 14c 1" 1 for partl'-ulare to Jaa. II. Beatty^ 1 CIS. Time» 1416-4-24 < onlainlnx 2 pairs of Manager Sprett-Shaw Schools ani#* and about 413 in cash. belonging to an at For price sad terms see us to-day. Birth Notices. 41.04 per H*w I^OR SALE—Black sell. •« iWr toad. tendant, who primed the ""E ACREAGE INGIN KERS schooled fer certificate». highly. Person who picked R up b*® ? CONSOLIDATED MOTORS VICTORIA rtoc. Cmra of TH.ok. .nd 1, A also radio Dolce. Phone 2314. tf LIMITED i W. O. Wlnterburn. 236 Central B^dr return the puree and get reward. J*» *1 II per lM.rtl.r-- Do.rk Open Evenings 443 Yates SL Phene 3174 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Spencer Limited.______— 'ANTED for sheep raising Wire.. U K fo* «“ lP~f» ■pOL’R USED RANGE BARGAINS at A B.C. Hardware 711 Fort Street. 13 11 TILL the person who took boy'i' Metrhosin or Sooke two Insertions. HELP WANTED—FEMALE > > No 3544 outside Columbia Th*%!^ ply to a LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. / lOOD vegetables of all kinds, wholesale Saturday night, please leave at T CHANCE—Quarter 423 Government. " T price All orders delivered Phone Jack ■ Store or 514 Rtthet and nsv». Phone 271. lYTORKINOMAN’S 'ANTED—Middle-aged colored woman «17L ^ 2444-24-47 v 1 acre blocks. Hill Park; prices I cook. Phone 4534. 1 *48-3-24 |>JRD Touring. In floe shape, h*e Hi "rty perm-- SASH AND DOORS Births, Marriages, Deaths Tf YOU DO NOT SEE whet yew are look- AUTOMOBILES absorbers Apnlv 73» ^ort street A lug fur ad'-ertleed here; why not adver terms. 376 down anil 32» per month. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE tise your wants? Someone among* the DRYSDALR COMPANY—Sash. thousands of readers w*ll mo* llkelr have 1433 Nsrth BORN 1714-tf P you want a carpenter phone Sen. of Just what you are looking for snd be glad XPERT motor repairing done at E#f THOM SUBURBAN 8 HOP PINO Perk Street. tt. Joseph's Hospital. J'^lr to sell at a reasonable price. tf-44 and Mr*. R- V. L*a* » dwU Local Union. 3314L tf Simon " Garage. 1233 Douglas Street. BASKET Hot* well. T obosmr. traieew •*» eaenemee1» OUTH, 18. seeks position In office ; High SCAVENGING clothing, tenia, pack eacke. blaaketa EW trucks, used trucks, tractors and IHBD School education. Phone S4MT. ^ e_ •etc. F. Jeuae A B-os. Limited. 47# John HILLSIDE - QUADRA —.d a-.r July :» ■' son Street. Broughton 1CTORIA SCAVENGING CO.. 1*34 « V . Robert J. Lusse. ----- i( r IHKES—34x3(4. Government Street. ither. John of Vlctorta and two Xf AI.LEABL» AND STEEL RANGES, MEAT MARKET residing at Hamilton. Ont. TIMBER ill $2 per week. Phone 441». 1424 BAJftlN Sedan, all completely overhauled other alaee at bargain prtcea national School. View Street. io.morrow. July 34. at * S« P Douglas Street. 1* and repainted, tires A1 WaB\-ia iTLOR Meet Market. 2744 Quadra. De* economical c losed car see this owe. 3jA" tan TED—Care and trucks for wreck- livery to all porta ef city Phone 23*4 SEWING Stand Fast Bible Students As TAN. MeINTOSH. HIBBKRSON. BLAIR XfcCLARY four-hole range, with coll. If-fl CHEVROLET. overkaOled. new wop v v ins. B«si rrnw Frank ti, Hooke. B.O. Funyral services It» TIMBER COMPANY------*LIMITED— and aide curtains, slip covers, good tires 444 View Street Timber cruleere. valuator» and consulting 121.6». Jack's Stove Work», corner Cameron Wrecking Co.. i EWING—Plain iducted bv the Stand Fast Bible Johnson and Blanshard. tf A reel buy at...... ••■•••••••• , Phone 1684. engineers....______TimberTinker for sale==!r In•- large and—**’ 1421 FORD Roadster, shock absorber», car BUSINESS DIRECTORY Pbone 4444L 444-34-31 Association. Interment In the Itudenla" email tracta—Crown in escellent-jcondltlon. for only . . of the P»ovlr.ee. "RELIABLE mailing Hats of Victoria and >ke Cemetery. TAIT A McRAE UNFURNISHED HOUSES Ah Vancouver Island homes, business me®, 433 Tates Street Phone l»»l ART GLASS (HamIUen Spectator please copy ante owners, et«f ; also complete lists of ______Oakland Dealers _ SHINGLING professional men. retailers, wholesaler» •M FORTH ABLE cottage. 4 rooms and and manufacturer» throughout Canada. ~nËPENiyrlii.» VNtien MILBAM WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS HUDSON Super Six Speedster, one of the bath, close to car, 114. 668 Kelvin ►OY'S AST GLASS leaded lights. Pan- painting. Postage refunded on undelivered mall mat 2446-3-34 ^MINGLING, roo€ FUNERAL DIRECTORS smarteet and beat taken care of cars In Road. » dora A va.. Glass sold. 3 pre-war price a. Per estimates ter. Newton Advertising Agency «estab Phone 767L tf-64 •ANTED—To get. In touch with anyone lished 1HS). Suite 24. Winch Bldg. Phone the city, many extras ...... H-l” F YOU DO NOT------SEE what you are look* 1416. «**-»• MAXWELL Touring. 1434 Special. »•_" lag for advertised here, why not adver interested In old coin» last October, disc wheels, glass ••- 1436. Times 1*26-4-24Box tiseI your weals7 Someone amongst tb< need apply. cleeueee: owner turned It In on 7-pnm. thousands ef readers will most likely havi ANDS FUNERAL CO DALE—Barrels, oak wine barrels, five t-ar. Save the depreciation written off BOOKS SHOE REPAIRING O and ten gallons up. Os* barrels lust wba* you are looklsg for and be gla4 WANTED—To bay. ass on this car and still Set one a" good a« to sell at a reasonable price.______tf-»< Thoughtfulness te the keynoU V v records Phone 434. mean OK. wine. Wilkinson. 141 Oorg- new Only ...... «•»* Road and Martel. Phone 4462R. 1464-24-34 of BANDS service, McLAUOHLIN Roadster. re finished In OHN T. DBA VILLE. Prop. B.C Book RTHUB HI BBS. smart ultra modern coloring. In excellent 111 Government SC family rooms and cl FURNISHED HOUSES Exchange, library. Work GENTLEMEN’S DISCARDED CLOTHING mechanical condition ...... 4«*» Phono 1717. rork and wgar. Calgary Bids BUSINESS CHANCES BOUGHT CHBVROI.ET 4-44 Touring. 1421-32. very 1344 and *434 141S Quadra St. Beat Prices Paid—We Call well taken care of by the one owner , re- MONTH—Wetl-furniahed modcrr SHAW A CO. flnlehed end In wonderful condition YOOD little esndy store for sale In l cottage, four rooms, every con. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS pa... ,11 Til r.rt atre.t PI ret come *«*• lh‘" ' ,,T * Phone 42IZL. 2443-3-21 SHOWCARDS AND POSTERS JT heart of the town. For partlculi A W. CARTER B. c. FUNERAL 00. LTD. ------— 1444-3 Hudson Super Six and Essex Moter Care personal Cor Gordon and Courtnoy SU Phono 444 ROOM AND BOARD. NYTHINO i Bet. 1447 McMillan. 2#1 Union Bk. Bldg. (Heyward's*. MONEY TO LOAN - phone AIM. T34 Broughton Street \| ADAME NICHOLA. palmist and pay- ACCORD. Attended to at All Hours Calls GREEMENTS and mortgagee purchased. JxF chologl*. Phone 1314R for appoint cooklag; terme mod- a Charges. Lady Attendant, ment. 1•41-24-47 OLYMPIC GARAGE Money to loan. Foot A Mdnaet Phono 4442. 1434-24-31 CEMENT WORK TURKISH BATHS Smbali ling for Shipment a Specialty. Bank of Neva Scotia Bldg.. of Wharf and Broughton Streets .UNEDIN 2234. 2237. I773R. POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK housekeeping Phones 2X3*. iELIEVS that tired footing by » Turkish Yourself Care Rented Phone 4471-0Drive BUTCHER — end draining. i Bath or Violet Ray treatment. li-tf ------724 Yntee St. Phono 1714. MISCELLANEOUS TVOR SALE—Good team, 2.60» Ibe., Used PHONE 214* ERNON HOUSE. 424 Hi Phone 7241L Madnm Minnie. A to all kind» of work. Pearce. Mel- McOALL BB08. ingtlsb Reasonable AWN MOWERS collected and sharp- i hoFln Phone 14T Belmont 2070-3-2:. CARPET CLEANING TYPEWRITERS (Formerly ef Calgary. Alta.) J ened. saws filed. Carver A Son. 411 Floral Funeral Home of the West” IFort. Phone 444. W A LATE MODEL DODGE Touring. .1664 ere winning the confidence of the motorcycles and cycles APARTMENTS secondhand. NASH seven-passenger . - • • • , and Carpet Cleaning fpTPB WRITERS—No’ of Victoria and vicinity through our HUDSON Super Six. Sport model...... 40» AWS, tools, knives, edeeore put li W. H. repairs, res tale ribbons for alt ds of conducting our business. Fort. Phone Sill. Limited. S shane. Phone W. Emery. 1647 Glad rjOTf second-hand bicycles from SPEEDWELL. mod,‘l 1A41RT PANDORA AVENUE—A nui illton-Beach method. Uutted Typewriter Ce. stone Avenue tl OVERLAND. J501 744 Fort Street. Vlctorls. Phone 4741. 44 and Chapel. Cor. Vancouver end D ni,»». Victory Cvclé Works. 4SI PARTS PARTS PARTS 1 U**U of email apartment», low re; Johnson Sts. Phone 8*1 Johnson Strwt. 4 doors below Government For <'*111.0 X^TlZ't adults. 6216L. 1SYE-1 Established 1444 ■ireet. tf Sludebaker. Dodge. C»»v.. Oray-Dori. dyeing and cleaning g"1 " 11 ...... ■— Pai*r Saxon. Ovwrtand and many others. WINDOW CLEANING •Advertising la to business VXCnNC AUTO WHBCKINO CO. FURNISHED SUITES » ateem la to machinery •' BOATS (Ask for Mr. Junkie The Thomson .one 3114 ITT DYE WORKS—Geo-. McCann, pro* ISLAND XWINDOW AND CARPET AS A BRITISH Z'tOMPLBTBLI.1 lurntshsd . Croat 444 ForC Phone 74- kNlNO CO. SI BJEt'T BE /CYLINDER grinding, motorboat and V ment,It. adultaadult Danes Court. T« Funeral Home LOYAL V> motorcar repair», marine way», etc. USED CARS OF MERIT 144-tl Armstrong Bros.. 134 Kingston Street. 417 Fort Street Phone lit!. 4435 Quadra SL. Next to First Preebytertaa The British OVERLAND Model 44 Touring ... « 864 HELD APARTMENTS ENGRAVERS Church Empire can. mWENTY-TWO FT. cabin motor boat. ESSEX Four Touring ...... • • • ■ • sullen te rent by Ike week or phone 44*. Our many years of experience with united WILLYS-OVBBLAND 7-pnes. Tour- tf-34 and does application to the problems ef I rune alow for trolling: low price for Phono l»*»Q WOOD AND COAL effort, ber quick sale. 416 Yates Street. 1726-4-24 ENE»*L engraver. Stencil Cutter successful Funeral Directing eland ready HUIJSON Coach, equal to new ... UMBOLDT APARTMENTS—T we a ad Geo. Crowther. far . your call, sight or day. and Seal self-supporting. WILLY8-KNIGHT Roadster ...... suites to rose Pboee 1434. CntnntSj IT Genoa weed, eobetltute for Che- gTUDBBAK^R Tburlng. n bargain nt Green Block. 131* Start right 4144-tf minus wood. Paine Brea, now and buy 1144-34-111 British goods— THOS- PLIMLET LIMITED ■phono 4344. MONUMENTAL WORKS MALL furnished suite, also furnished IHOTO ENGRAVING—Half-lose take no substitute single rooms and two large unfur Engraving Depart- unless unavoidable. Broughton Bt. -phone *47 victoria. S NOTICÊB nished suites, modern conveniences. Ap Pbone 1**4. If wMt you ply 243 Wool worth Bldg.. 1244 I>ougIaS TIMBER SALE XTtll tewarts monumental works want la m-liher TO OVlC IF YOU ARE IKING FOR A REAL Street. -______1721-46-24 LIMITED. Office and yard, corner made In Victoria ID COUPE HERBS SMay sad Eberts Streets, near Cemetery. nor iln B.C.. then sovw CHANCE^ COOK STREET—Bright FLOOR SURFACING ask your dealer SUBSCRIBERS Phone 4417. mOO MODEL. In wonderful condition. ills, furnished, light, hot water. District Forester, If IVa made ,Has balloon tire» end many phone. 444. In the Empire. stras. The meet attractive and worth- ea th* Snd d*y ot duly. IIS*. Remember, the htie buy of the year. If you are con; far the Eureka»* of Ueeaae X7S11 to British Government It Is the desire of COMING EVENTS idering buying a oar we urge you to mm F borne 144IL. AspinwaiiHu**h.dA, Is paying her nd drive thla one first. Our special Price, FURNISHED ROOMS eat ITS,we feet of Fir. Cedar. Hemlock Tam new pictures ef PMUp debt to the U.8.A- The Victoria Dally Times and SIS Cords of Shingle ° 'Ac* ' umitBD Knox Knapp, eousht a* the Le.—144 cents to give Its subscribers an HOTBL ROOM! -Houe, assoies furniture movers Boita, en an situated near Depart- The Ford Dealers 111 Yates BL slayer of Louie Pan*lta. Hetnp- on the «teller and bedrooms 414 Yates Street Bay. Wellington District. and Interest. At delivery servies. ateadi. Lons Island. N.Y., u«l Buy British Instead ALL BARGAINS bout to Mover it n Two ft) year» will be allowed for ra- of Americas goods. If your newspaper Is not holioay Resorts driver. In what u suepected by cretiai. oacktae. ebb Iculer, of the NEWTON delivered la e reasonable i'i» «>5SCHEVROLET. carefully advertising timsu.aO»r .BHMkfatlo*. ,re£5F' 1244- AGENCY, Si ■ OVERLAND Roaj a week. Dandrldge. or Phone 264» GOAT DAIRY the Slayer sought a euper-thrUl. Advertisement Writers and Advertising please pbone 1146 and HUDMOR Super I 4T* mornings ______1744-4-34 ether good prises Admission 2&c. wv Contractor»Contractors The photo nt the top show» Parts tor Ford. Chevrolet. Cadillac 8 and NOTICE Knapp as he appeared at the 1714-1-24 Multleraph nnd Mimeograph Circuler Let another copy will be Oakland,r\.blaafl cheapebe.a IURNISHED cottages te rent; also room 14c per pint. ters and Postcards Addressing. Mailing. dispatched immediately. end hoard;* lovely bench. Apply Mrs quality Phene 744* IL On Instructions from Lieutenant- Mitchell Air Field where he was DANCE. Bridge PavUlon. Rales Quoted for I-oral. Dominion an ah." THXm THE TOOH6 HkN "THAT 1— ah; m« NOW A MAN LIKE TOO 6X COLL-* c>-U-kç> oh M-t okunH-n-n the ermoe i Juyt t WISH I TOO DON'T KNOW SHOULD CARH-t A LOT that quendy end when you find It co*ed wtth “fur”, or heed NMwVesneL and constipation are raapondble for moat of *etUeo(mankind. leepleaanrM,hcadache»,nerrauehaaeiland many etore your digeation by ualn* Beech i liver, promote the and aadmiladon make you feel wrong and well BEECHAM3 PILLS flittS av Int l Fsaruae Bswvcs. hec Oat Brtti VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925 GET A PAIR OF REAL PUERS TELLSOF FIRST CITY'S MISTERS RED DEVIL 81 lii 18 STANDARD PUERS Are shown it this store in a ccouple _ of dozen different sizes EASTERN CANADA AT BIG CONVENTION and styles. “Red Devil” Pliers give you » real grip Lindley Crease to Attend job in hand. Toil canYbreek 'em. Prices, 4W t„ 1 Jack Miner, Friend of Birds, Winnipeg Gathering of Law FURNITURE Tinsmiths’ Snips, 01.65 to ...... Founder of Retreat in Ontario Leaders The Canadian Bar Association Founder of the first wild bird Convention at Winnipeg will open on sanctuary in Canada, which ia August It and , continues for three 1418 Dougin Street Phene 1645 situated in Essex County, On d*The Victoria legal fraternity will tario, Jaek Miner, probably the probably be represented by President greatest friend ef birils in the Lindley Crease of the Victoria Bar Aswclatlon. Dominion to-day, addressed an ’Phe gathering of Canada's legfl TROTZICY ADDRESSED audlemv which packed the Centen luminaries will be host to a number nial Methodist Church, and which of visiting experts in law, the guests expected Including'Lord Buckmaater, $45,000 GERMAN LARORITES listened with close attention to the interesting lecture. Jack Miner's bird who was Lord Chancellor of Eng sanctuary In the East is of his own land In lMt, Hon. George W. Wlck- Moscow, July 2S.—Leon Trotsky, making, and It began with eight wild eraham of New York, who was At torney-General in President Taft's who is serving as" a member of the geese, with clipped wings, which he used as decoys for three years with Cabinet, and who will be present at Stock of Furniture Supreme Economic Council, addressed out success. He was a farmer and the convention to. represent the Bar y Association of the United States, and the delegation of Germans visiting brlckmaker by profession, but With a love for birds that has made him the Maîtres Camille Bernard and Four- Russia In behalf of German labor yes friend of thousands. cade Bâtonnier of Paris. Hon. A. M. Manson, Attorney-Gen Carpets, Chesterfields terday, speaking of the growing in The three years that the eight wild eral of British Columbia, is one of gees were alone on the little lake at terest abroad in agreement with the the honorary vice-presidents of the Jack Miner’s farm, were years of dis Canadien Bar Association, Hon. Mr. comfort for the man who was trying Justice Morrison of the Supreme to make a bird sanctuary. He was Court of British Columbia being the ridiculed. No birds would ever come vlc^presldent for this Province. at Great Reductions to him. said^people in the neighbor hood. He was made the subject of Jest. >ack Miner smiled in his quiet. occupied by Peden Brother!, tola rant way waited. It was We hsve leased the entire building next deer, (HI)(U ...... necessary to wait, he said. moving September 1. In order to lighten the tarit we commence ‘ To morrow* Morning that will dispose of Thousand, of Dollars Worth of FIRST VISITORS MAM IN CANADA The fourth \ ear, when the came North, having spent their Carpets and Upholstery at Extraordinary Reductions. A Sale that will Winter in the 'happy hunting SOLD AND RECOMMENDED body—those building, the newlyweds and those anticipating making their home ootj for grounds” of the Southern country, BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE eight fresh visitors arrived on the Sports Are Important Item on the coming Fall season. lake, marking the beginning of what was to be the first bird sanctuary In Excellent Programme Canada. The next year there were thirty- A most successful picnic was held Three Great Bargains for the Dining-room two wild gees at the Miner lake. And by the Victoria Racing Pigeon Club the following Summer found over at Island View last Haturday. One "$350.00 DINING-ROOM SUITE, $239.00 400. Next season the numbers were of the finest outings held in the his piece, to solid oak. Jacobean finish, consisting of Extension Table, so great that they were uncountable. tory of the club was staged. Trie They came in vast honking streams. members, their wives and friend* hairs. Buffet and China Cabinet. Heavy construction In Croîs*.man They had found a sanctuary. were transported to Island View in n suitable for superior room of large dimensions A wonderful Victoria would, be an -ideal bird car* early in tb« morning. _A £ine sanctuary, said Mr. Miner, la the sports programme was staged. Aft# bargain. course of his address. There is ample supper there was a community sing Assistant Provincial Com we* roast. Hmtthme land and gen*»r to music supplied by Gordon Stew SOLID OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE, $97.50 ally the most congenial surroundings art on the violin and R. Dickenson missioner G. H. Scarrett Off Tudor China Cabinet, H»< in protected territory for wild fowl. and H. Seville with concertinas. The Consisting of Extension D.ning-tsble, S„ Ch.tr, *,,h xenuine .«.her £ The bird has a love for human be sports results were as follows: on Trip to Interior ings if it can trust them. Mr. Miner Single men beat married at base seats mnd Buffet with mirror beck. y. ,t is to spprscists it O. H. Scarrett. assistant provincial "Yes, Sir, these brown shoes hove discolored, haven’t explained. He urged that the birds ball. 9 to 8. they, but then you have been using unsuitable and Married men beat single at football. commissioner of the Boy Scouts’ As should be the friend» of humankind, sociation. has left Victoria for the both for the good they do and for the S to 1. $330.00 Chesterfield Suite for $230.00 probably inferior dressing. Take my advice and use interior to visit Grand Forks. Nelson pleasure they can give. Friendship Married men won the tug-of-war. A clear $100.80 save on this suite, more than BARE TO only “Nugget” Dark Brown Polish, it keeps shoes in single men taking first pull, married and Cranbrook. He will address a with the bird life of the forest and an public meeting at Grand Forks, pro A SALE enough to recover it. Three-piece Suite In com condition and restores them to an even tone when they understanding of their ways, gave ceeding thence to Nelson, where he THE WALLS are rubbed or knocked. one a great satisfaction, said Mr. Married ladles won from the single bination tapestry end plush, spring arms, seats, ladles in the tug-of-war, taking two Will make final arrangements for the WITH A Miner, and was good for the spirit. Boy Scout camp, which Is to be held back and edges; No. 1 construction. Come early Our Slogan Made In Sleek. — _ _ . - PROTECTIVE LAWS straight. We will not have Single ladles won Indoor baseball at Kokanee from August 1 to 15. REASON for this. to move a piece If Tho speaker sai x