WEATHER FORECAST WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT e, CapItol-'-The Uninvited Ouest. For 36 hours ending Ô pm.. Friday: I fominion—A Woman of Parts. Flayheuge—The India Rubber GlrL Victoria and vicinity—Light to mod­ t’olurobla • Little Johnny Jones. erate winds, continued fine and warmer. %Wt% Royal—'The Knchanted Pottage.

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LIBERALS SEEKING ELECTION IN CITY Japan’s Protest U.S. Vice-Consul BRITISH LABOR MINISTRY Against Exclusion At Vancouver is 278 ITALIANS ARRIVE AT WINS TEST IN COMMONS Received in U.S. Put Under Arrest HALIFAX AND CREATE NEW Washington, May 29—The Washington. May 29 —David 004828 Japanese protest against the C. Kerr. United States vice- WITH LIBERALS’ SUPPORT nets immigration law reached consul at Vancouver, was ar­ PROBLEM the Japanese Embassy here rested here to-day on a charge to-day by cable. Asquith and His Followers Join Members of Govern­ Because of its great length. of having accepted bribes to Nearly 400 Already There Have Been Refused Ad­ ment Party In Defeating Conservative Motion For Some time will lie required to influence his decisions on mission; Steamship Held By Officials At Port Until Reduction of Salary of Thomas Shaw, Minister of decode ami study it before it, questions relating to the pas­ Instructions Sent From Department In Ottawa is formally presented to the sage of aliens across the Van * Labor State Department. adian border. Halifax. May 29,—The arrival from Naples a nit Genoa of the London, May 29.—Former Premier Asquith, the Liberal leader, trails-At Untie Italian steamship Dante Alighieri with 278 Italian announced to-night that the Liberals would not vote against the Pepper World Court Seattle-Arctic immigrants, has created a fresh problem for the local Immigration Government. This stand of the Liberals means that the Idtbor authorities. Of the 400 Italian settlers landed here May 13 from Government will not be defeated in the expected test to-night. Plan For U S. is Radio Link Now the steamship America, only a few have been admitted and it is The test is on a motion by the Conservatives to reduce the j doubtful if those who have just arrived will be allowed to land. salary of Thomas Shaw. Minister of Labor, this being a technical Opposed by Group Being Planned It is understood the steamship will be held here awaiting in­ expression of disapproval of the Government's policy toward re­ structions from Ottawa and that the passengers will remain New York, May 29,—Adoption of Seattle. May 2*.- Major Paul Fid- lieving unemployment. A similar motion was talked out in the HON. JOHN OLIVER aboard in the meantime. Senator Pepper’s world court plan ward*. Port Warden of Seattle, is on House a week ago. the Government and its supporters preventing hi* way to California to-day to 19,330 IN APRIL wortld be a pettv and puerile alur on closure by a majority of only thirty-fojur votes. gather suggestions for a radio sta­ Ottawa. May 29.—During April t the league of Nation* and a grave tion proposed here to communicate 19,330 immigrants entered Canada, Mr. Asquith's announcement ended j affront to Great Britain and would nowlng uncertainty as to the tenure with points within the Arctic Circle. India Not Ready as against 9,500 in April, 1923, ac­ | place active American participation Major Edwards would place the sta­ cording to figures issued by the De­ »f office of the Labor mlnlatry. tion at Meadow l'oint, on Puget •remier MacDonald had indicated In any plan for the furtherance of partment of Immigration to-day. Of . list If the Government ahould be de­ Hound just north of”1 Seattle Harbor. For Home Rale Yet those admitted last month 9,410 were feated It would go before the coun- DECLARES FARMERS' world peace farther away than ever The plant would coat the city $35,- British, 1,838 were from the United :ry In a general election. before, officers of the lacague of Na­ 000.’ Says J. R. Clynes States and 8,082 from other coun* Thu» everything depended upon tions Non-partisan Association de­ Communication with Japan.1 Haw­ Ur. Asquith * advice to hts followers clared to-day in an open letter to the aii and Southern California is pro- it to-day** Liberal il^eeting. A merle* people. INTERESTS IRE NOT London. May 29.- The British ELECTION NOT WANTED Government I* not prepared to It wa* conceded by the correapon- make any proposals at present lenta of the liberal caper* that If toward the extension of home T he Liberal* should vote merely ac­ 6EN. NIUE'S CURE D’OISY OF FRANCE NOW IN rule to India, it was announced cording to their feelings on the un- by I. R. f’lvnes. Deputy Lesder employment question, the Govern- In the House of Commons, in an­ lent would go down, but they did CITY OF PEKING AND NEW swering a question in the House lot disguise that fact that If the Premier Oliver Tells Okana­ this afternoon. liberals should turn out the Ministry, evolving a dissolution of Parliament, gan Fruit Growers Provincial ormer Ambassador to a hey would make themselves un­ PLANE SENT T0MACLAREN popular with the public, whose last Party Insincere * itain Was in His Eighty- leelre is for another election. Lighted Path For Second Year Former Premier Lloyd - George is Peking, M*y|29. Captain Pelletier cl'Oisv reached here late j trodlled in many quarters with the If Irrigated Land Prices Too view that the Government has st­ to-day. completing a lung-distance stage of his flight from Paris Night Fliers in New Played a Great Part in Bring­ eady had enough tether and is said High Government Will Con­ to Tokio. The dashing French airman left iShangha! this morning ing About British-French :o be prepared to vote against the and arrived at the Capital after making brief stops at Suchow and U.S. Mail Service Laborltee. but it is not suggested that sider Reduction le is In revolt against Mr Asquith. SAMUEL DRAKE DR. MELBOURNE RAYNOR Tsinan. Shangtiing Province. He reached the latter place at two Entente • o'clock this afternoon. By SUff Correspondent Washington. May 29The lighted Paris. Mt^y 29—Pierre Paul D'Oisv. whose original French plane wax wrecked in lending, airway for night flying on the ale - Penticton, B.C., May 29— mall service's transcontinental Vamhon, former French A in has.- to-day used a machine loaned by General Ho Peng l.ingi Military route will be extended at lioth the *««lor to Great Britain, died at Far hier* of interior British Co­ LIBERAL CANDIDATES WILL eastern and western ends, adding INFANT SWALLOWS Governor of Shanghai. He passed over Nanking at 6.4.Ï a.m. and his home here last night. lumbia who' are supporting Gen­ alighted at Suchow at 8.4(1 a.in.' At the latter place he discovered 600 mile» to the 1.U00 already eral A. I). McRae’s Provincial lighted. It is announced by the Post and repaired a broken at rut in Ihe aeroplane, and refluelled. Office Department. The apparatus Pierre Paul Cambon, eminent Party will find they are playing PLACE VIEWS BEFORE 0AK-_ will be ta working order by July 1, The length of hie flight- to-day wae French statesman ami diplomat, «50 miles when the first air mall " will lie the historic role of the land* won international fame in the PLANE FOR MACLAREN started across the country from both lying «lown with the |ion, my* the Atlantic and Ficlflc. early the cen­ Hakodate. Japan, May 29.—The days of present Premier Oliver. BAY ELECTORATE TO-NIGHT C.N.R. OUTLAY IN The lighted airway for night fly­ tury for his tffURVIn TVWkfT of the CROUP KETTLE ing will be extended for the 1.600- * After delivering this warning ire lets to-day. and imme Anglo-French agreement of April S, mtle stretch from Cleveland to Rock 1904. when the powerful and far- to Okanagan MiiLgrowers at dlately took aboard the spare aero­ ®bring*. Wyo. The present lighting Pathetically Sad Tragedy At St. Mary's Hell Oak Bay. this evening, three of the Liberal plane belonging to Staart MacLaren. reaching Entente Cordial* wrna horn. Occurs at Home of Mr. and meetings in Oliver and Penticton candidates, assisted by Henry V. Hall. K.V.. former Member for British aviator flying around the system extends from Chicago to Paul Camhon wa* one of three yesterday, the Premier launched into PARIS IS REPORTED world, and departed for Hongkong Cheyenne. Wyo. brothers, all of whom iwcre conspicu­ Mrs. A. R. McGregor a vigorous attack on the promise* Victoria, will present their arguments to the electors of Oak Bay. at high speed. ous in French diplomatic affairs at which W J. Bowser. Cons'?vhlive This will be the first Liberal meeting in that district, and a large The destroyer's officers expected the same time. Jules Cambon, later leader, has been making to the agri­ to arrive at 8 o’clock Monday morn­ the beat known of the three, was Seizing a Iwwl containing cultural interests of the interior. attendance is experted. Hotel Scribe Cost Govern­ ing at Hoigrkong. where another Ambassador to the United Slates; l>ealtn* with Mr. Bowser's plan to vapo rresolme. a croup kcttV |)r. Melbourne Itavnor will speak on social and public welfare United States destroyer will take the Paul whs accredited to London, and i xtend for forty years the period dur­ ment of Canada 40.360,576 j plane aboard for conveyance to Indis. the third brother was in the similar compound, while his motherV ing which the fruit growers ira y pay matters. ,1. B. Clearihue on the work of the last Legislature, and This means that the distance of ap­ for their credit. Mix Oliver declared. Francs. Commons Informed post at Constantinople. hack was turned momentarily, of his plans for the future, while S. J. Drake will be particularly proximately 1.500 miles will have to BORN IN 1843 "If each a scheme aa this were put be covered at an average speed ol Bussell McGregor, twenty-three In effect, the credit of British Co­ popular as a former Keeve of the district municipality. about twenty knots an hour. Paul Cambon was born January month's Aid son of Mr. and Mrs. lumbia would quickly. disappear al­ OLIVER TO RETURN I the Margaret Jenkln'a School, Vic Ottawa, May 29 (Canadian The plane is to replace tho one 20. 1843. He was called to the 1*ar- together However, it is perfectly Premier Oliver le ezpeeled to ad- ""1* danaged In a landing at Akyr.b. end isian tier some twenty veer* Later, A. R. M ("Oregon, 1041 Topaz Avenue, safe for Mr. Bowser to promise »hes- Workers Accept Terms ■wallowed the corrosive yesterda, ______Hun Mr». Mary Ellen Smith of Van l‘re*x ■—Pun-ha*- uf the Hotel its prompt arrival will nermit the and after ten years of administrative things. because he realises, and the drew a meeting at Kernel- . Hall, j ,h(. rh„, -prakcr , British to continue a flight which it work 444 various government depart­ evening. IKapite medical aid and people realise, that he will never be Scribe in Paris by the Canadian Agreed on by Their Repre­ Victoria West, on June » at S - clock , . ,pectal meeting for ladle, hi Ihe was feared might have to be aban- ment* was transferred to the diplo­ unremitting attention all night tin- elected to office to fulfill them. * little sufferer succumbed at 6.30 this On June 4 he will addrr-ss a meeting Chumix r of ("oipmerco on the after National Railway* involved th.r sentatives and Owners matic service and . appointed Min­ Turning again to General McRae's ister Plenipotentiary at Tunis. In morning at the Jubilee Hospital. efforts to captuie the farmer vote, at Cobble Hill in the Interest» of F. noon of June 12. at 3 o'clock. On tho Mrs. McGregor was tending another evening of the same day she will expenditure by the Government A dispatch from Tokio yesterday London. May 29—Ttu- iiro- 1SR6 he became French Ambassador the Premier went on: R. Carlow, liberal candidate tor said : to Spain, and two years later went child lying sick with the n-oup and speak at a, general meeting in the of 40..'ltin.r>7ti francs, of which had gone Into the children's nuraer> NO LENGTHY INTEREST Ksquimahj^ Chamber of Commerce, at which Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, the acting loiigrel dispute over the question to Constantinople In the same cap­ to prepare a lad. The infant, Rus­ "The General has not in hi* life commander of the United States of the reel miners" wagr* wax acity. In 1898 he presented hia cred­ On Saumlay evening. June 7. the meeting Hon. John Hart will also 1,720,000 is cash in hand with i army round-the-world flight, has , ...... , , sell. followed and was playing peek- displayed any lively interest in the Premier w|ll speak at a meeting in entials as Ambassador to Great Bri­ a-boo behind the vox'era of the 1h*J problems of the farmers of this coun­ the holding con^uiny. Complete announced that the aviators plan to ; «Iff Ulltcl.V settled to-day when a tain. when hia mother turned her atten­ try. Hia agricultural experience has l-*v* KalumiRiura Saturday morn- lull vimferi'llec of the minor* He was still in !»iidoh when, six tion momentarily to another part of consisted chiefly of farming the details1 of* the transaction are Ing on the next leg of their Journey. I V , years later, the relations lietween weather permitting. They will en­ delegates voted 47‘1 to 411 to" a< the room. farmer. He and his associates made Pope Proclaims contained in a return tabled in Great Britain and.France had reached A vapo creeollne croup lamp and profit of some $9.000,000 farming deavor to make the flight to Kago- cept the terms of the agreement n critical stage over the Faschods at the southern end of the a bowl with a small portion of the the farmer* with their land schemes. BIB EXPLOSIONS the House by the Minister of reached by the Miners’ Fédéra Incident in Egypt. compound had Just been brought In-. For the farmers of this province to 1925 Holy Year Beuthsca Island of Japan, Kyushu. King Edward Vfïl, working care­ to the room. Rueaell seised on the unite with him would be another <.'ase Batin ays. in one day. stopping at Kuehlmoto tion representatives with the A minute of a Cabinet meeting held only for fuel. fully and secretly, had launched hia bowl and had swallowed a few drop* of the lamb lying down with the Rome. May 29.—Pope Piud to-day owners on May 15. programme to readjust Europe's of the poisonous contents before h!> lion ajjd awakening Inside the lion. in Ottawa on December 17, 1922. NEAR BUCHAREST issued a bull proclaiming 1925 aTuriy shows that the Canadian National The agreement, which was reached (Concluded on pas* î.> act was discovered. ‘ 1 say'1 that tho McRae party does year. The Pvt>e besides granted the Dr. A. C. Sinclair was called u*. not exist to aid the farmers or the • Railways were desirous of obtaining subject to approval of the full dele­ usual Indulgences for the Jubilee, ’ adequate premises In Parla, prop­ gation conference of ..the miners, with once, and every- effort made to nul­ workingmen or the public, but to prayers for real pacification of the lify the effects of the corrosive. further the personal Intercala of erty at Rue Scribe 1»nd Boulevard URGING RELEASE h rscommsn dation from the Feder. world, for reunion of the churcnes Later the infant was removed to the General McRae, whose millions are KILLED SEVERAL rie* Capucines, known as the Hotel tion official* for such approval, pro­ dissenting from the Church of Rome, 8oriDe.~had been brought to the no­ vides that the standard of profits in Jubilee Hospital, where began » not the result of labor but of his and for systematisation of the edi- desperate fight for hia life. Death cunning in exploiting hia fellow men." tice of the directors. Arnold Aron<>- the Industry shall consist of a sum came at 4.80 this morning. King Ferdinand Had Narrow Pol,,lln« *ecordln« i« vlcl held an option on the building. equal to fifteen per cent, of standard HAVE BEEN DECEIVED rights. OF wages. The surplus remaining after The little victim of the tragedy The railways were not ready to pur would have been two years old next The Premier urged voters not to Escape When Ammunition chase outright, but wished to obtain deducting from the proceeds the month. He was a curly-headed hoy consider themselves bound to sup­ Depot Destroyed DR. KING HONORED control. Arrangements therefore U.S. Vice-Consul Asks That cost of standard wages, costs oth< with a mercy disposition that drew port the Provincial Party because were made whereby the Pank of To­ than wages and standard profits Is they had signed pledges to do so. ronto advanced Aronovlcl $2.609,331' to he divided between wages and pro­ all hearts to him. The family is Wolf ville, N.8., May 29—Hon. J Workers Held by Pirates in Number of Election Gather­ prostrated with grief over the pa­ "If a man agrees to pay certain with which to negotiate the pur­ fite In the proportion of eighty-eight money for a piece of land and then Shell Fell and Exploded on H. King. Minister of Public Works, per cent, to wages and twelve per thetically aad tragedy. received the honorary degree of Doc­ chase. China be Freed ings of Government Party It la discovered that ho had been per­ Spot Where He Had Been COMPANY FORMED cent. |o profits. suaded to enter this agreement by tor of lasws at the convocation of In the arrangement which the new Have Been Broken Up fraud or misrepresentation. the Standing Acadia University here yesterday. A aühstdlary company of the Can­ Twenty Chinese Also Held agreement supplants the standard of courts release him from his obliga­ adian National Railways known as profits was reckoned . at seventeen Cape Town. May 29 tCanadian tion." he pointed out. "I say that the Canadian Northern Realty Com­ per cent, of wage* and the profits I Tea* Cable via Reuter’s) The MELLON MENTIONED BOY WAS KILLED pany wa* formed and empowered to Since Motorboat Was tx-ople who have signed the Pro­ London. XIay 29—King Fer­ divided In the ratio .if ciyhtx tin e Ixirrow £700.000. In l»ndon to reim­ feature of the campaign in the Rand vincial Party's pledges have been per­ dinand of Rumania is reported Seized on River and seventeen per cent. has been the organized rowdyism suaded to do so by falsehood and Ottawa, May 29.—Struck on the burse the bank and pay certain ad­ The agreement embodies other by the Biujyircst eirrrekpopdei.t side of the neck by a baaehull. Floyd ditional expenses involved. and holllganlsm at the meetings of misrepresentation. Neither In honor. provisions of a complicated nature. the South African (Government) In equity nor in law are they bound Trudeau, thirteen, was instantly The Canadian National Railways Peking, Mev 29—C, B. Cham­ of The Daily Kxpres* to have killed at Maryland, Que., near here. have guaranteed thqf lenders repay Party, reminiscent of the turbulent to support the party which deceived berlain, United States vice-enii AUTO KILLED CHILD days prior to the Rand revolt in them In this way." narrowly escaped death during merit of the loan at wive and a,Jialf G. B. Means Says He Saw p^r cent, interest. Interest being paid March. 1922 In hi* speech at Oliver. In the the prolonged series of explos­ sul at Canton, has gone to Wii- Calgary. May 29. William Snell, The worst instance of rowdyism centre of the South Okanagan irri­ GROUSE MOUNTAIN at $233.152 per annum, which will Papers Dealing With Whisky ion* in the central - ammunition amortize the principal in thirty years. chow in Kwangni province, «♦ > ten. died In a hospital here last night, was at Benzoni. where H. Mentz, gation project, yesterday afternoonr one hour and a half after hr had Withdrawal Permits Aronovlcl. who transferred by way urge action by local authorities Minister of Defence, was prevented the Premier promised that if it were depot two mile* west of the Hu SCENIC RAILWAY been knocked down and run over by from...... speaking...... at...... a meeting, ...... and_ was found that thé price charged for the of “apport" the whole property free mauian capital yesterday. " A of encumbrances to the Canadian to obtain the re I cine of four an automobile driven by Charles W. j threatened with violence and finally Washington. May 29—Gaston newly-Irrigated lands was too high Perry of Drumheller. for the settlers to bear, th/ Govern­ shell fell and exploded on the Vancouver, May 9.—Picturesque Northern Realty Company, was re­ missionaries, including Rev. 12. I left the meeting on the advice of leased by the Canadian National laabor leader. B. Mean* told the Senate ment would consider a reduction. spot where the king h..d been Grouse Mountain is to be brought A. Jaffrav. Canadian head of tho Daugherty Committee to-day The Government, he aald, would not within the reach of everybody. A Railways and by the Bank of To­ There have lieen faint reports of ask the people on these lands to do standing scenic railway and paved motor road ronto from all liability on the mort­ Christian Missionary Alliance nt Few Concessions this violence in other parts of tho that he had reeeiveil from .lease Impossibilities. It Is believed several workmen wer«* from Burrai-d Inlet up the mountain- gage and received his notes $2,- Wuehow. and twenty (’-bines country, hut Premier Smuts, who is ■id# t*v the top are to be constructed. 600.000 from the bank. making a tour of the Union, has gen­ W. Smith in 1922 certain docu­ killed. taken captive recently by pirates who To Foreigners Are The arsenal was destroyed'by fire erally lieen accorded a good hearing ments purporting ty ahow that captured the motorboat Roanoke, at his meetings. The most notable Actress Declares after the explosions. owned by the American Southern Secretary Mellon had agreed to The explosions caused a panic hi Given in Russia • xeeptlon to this was at Bloemfon­ Baptist Mission at Wuehow. The tein last night. The Premier and J. issue a batch of whisky with She Was Beaten by Bucharest, according to a dispatch Roanoke was captured near Chen- to The Daily Mail. Wireless Messages Were plng, on the River Ho. Moscow. May 29.- Foreigners seek­ W. dagger. Minister of Railways and drawal permits ill. return for Exploding shells fell into the Harbors, were advertised to speak, • • e s • ••##•• E. H. Carne, an Australian; B. It. ing concessions in Soviet Russia will money which was to go toward Frank Tinney courtyard.of the royal palace, a mile Miller, a member of the Chrtetla.i derive little encouragement from the but ht* demonstration of hostility from the depot,._ The royal family Missionary Alliance, and Rex Ray, declarations of M. Zinovleff before was so great Premier Smuts was un­ payment of the deficit of the and the former Kingiand Queen of of the Southern Baptist Mission, thv Communist Party convention able to say a word. AH efforts to New York. May 29.—Ftank Tinney. Greece were obliged to leave, pro Republican National Committee. comedian, arrested on a warrant both Americans, were the others ycterday The chairman of the | ^ feeding to the town palace. Printed Automatically captured. They were all blindfolded sworn out by lmogene Wilson, Communiât Internationale told the j j**”..fTiiSSif„1‘ 2P" TO STAND TRIAL Parliament was compelled to sus­ and taken to the pirates’ mountain rtoiontH that out of 101 aDDlicstions 1 good humor throughout, fin- beauty of the Ziegfeld Follies, wae pend ita sitting. Shops and offices delegates tnat out or lei applications a|]y ,eft the haU without speaking. stronghold. for concessions made by Americans brought to New York to-dsg from were also oloaed. ^STONES THROWN • Revelsteke. Mey 3».—William the jail at Mlneola. Montreal. May 29.—For the first the liner Olympic, now In mid-ocean A PROMINENT FIGURE 'up to April 1. only ten were granted. Athol, rhanted with shootlne an Military official» eetimate the loss Tinney. according to Mise W11 eon. to the army property at $5.096,000. time In the history of wireless tele­ en route to Cherbourg. Toronto, May 29—Rev. R. A. Jaf­ The proportion of grants to nationals Patrick Duncan. Minister of the Mlllnr Ccorge Clarke at Beaton, on graphy at sea, radio messages have The message stated that a ninety- of other countries were In some cases Interior, was unable to speak at a Saturday last, was at yen his pre­ beat her while she was being inter­ fray. Canadian head of the Christian viewed by a reporter. MAN LOST LIFE been automatically transmitted and word-a-minute transmitting appar­ Missionary Alliance at Wuehow, even smaller. Britain getting orife» meeting at Rondebosch yesterday liminary hearing here last night be­ —r—t . actually print to the atus on the ship automatically sent seven out of 141 applications, and fore Stipendiary Magistrate Mmw«II Misa Wilson said Tinney has chas­ China, has been for twenty-five years owing to an uproar that lasted tised her negro maid as well. Kingston, ‘«‘nt. Ma.v 29.—Charles I addressees without human aid. Word messages over a distance of 900 miles In the foreign field as a missionary Frappe l out of 86. Six applications throughout the meeting. He wa* and was commuted for trial at the to the land station at Devise*. Eng­ of the Christian Missionary Alliance from Japan were denied. a -aises to be held In October. Tinney. who Is married and has a Ryder, sixty-nine, died yesterday of . to this effect has been received by able, however, to answer . a few six-year-old son, was Jealous, she burns received when he attempted the local offices of the White Star- land. where they were relayed to the He is chairman of the South China Of a total of 1.072 applications, questions. Stones were thrown a! He refused to make any statement to put out a field fire single-handed. 1 Dominion Line from the purser of uf the affray. said. . . General Post office in London. (Concluded on page Li only 66 were granted. t Concluded os page L) VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924

A Regular $5.00 Toaster PROVINCIAL NOMINATIONS, 1924 r Constituency Liberal Conservative Provincial » Independent ALBKRNI ...... Major J. C. Johnstone. Aid. C. A. McNaughton. i* * Major R J. Burde. ATI.IN ...... • h! f! kentin...... • It. Armour. For $3.95 °nly BURNABY ...... Hugh M. Fraser. T. Sanderson. A. K. McLean. Frank Browne (F.L.). CARIBOO ...... *J. M. Yorston. J. A. Fraser. ^ D. A. Stoddart. CHILLIWACK ...... ’...... • Hon. E. D. Barrow. J. J. McPhee: J. A. McLeod. COLUMBIA ...... •J. A. Buckham. A. M. Chisholm. Johnson. COMOX ...... W. Duncan. O. Every-Clayton. T A. Barnard (Lab.) P. !\ Harrison < Ind. Lib.) This is a strictly high grade toaster, complete with cord and plug COWtCHAN-NEWCASTLE ...... W.‘ W Waikem...... C. F. Davie . • tfn—F. Duncan. •Sam Guthrie <8oc.) CRANRROOK ...... John Taylor. • N. A. Wslltnger. and guaranteed in every respect. CHESTON ...... *...... -...... John Norcroaa. •Col. F. Lister. Mrs. F. Garland Foster. DELTA ...... • A. D. Pateraon. Col. A. VV. McLclan. K. L. Berry. We have a limited number only ahd we expect to move them DKVVDNKY ...... Maxwell Smith. • J. A. Cat her wood. H. R. Smith. ESQVIMALT ...... F. U. Carlow. • R. IL Pooley. Capt. R. P. Matheson. A. Lm kley tlnd. « ‘on.) quickly at this bargain price. James McLean. Dr. 8. Ronnell. • Thomas Uphill. FKRNIK ...... j. A. Shearer. FORT < l BO ROB ...... • H. O. Perry. F. B. Burden. !!!!!! !!!'!!! If more convenient, pay us only 95 ward. Alderman A. E. Todd. Mrs. H. W. Graves • J. B. Clearlhue. II. D. Twlgg. ' Alderman E. 8. Woodward. jj. H. Hgwthornth waite. George Oliver. Where Employment Cheers Dr. M. Raynor. Major Gua. Lyons. Andrew Wright- W. E. Peirce 114-6 Johnson St. (Just Below Government) Phone 216» S J. Drake •Joshua Hinchliffc. Alexander Smith. YALE ...... •t Dr. J. D. MacLean. • J. Mediae. J. S. Fagan. • Signifies retiring member. t Candidate for new sea t Former member of Legislature.

end took them with Heve mother buy you s pair of those Smoked In the British way. Elk Boots. The real thing, at. (j* Q *70 JOHN DAY BOYS! per pair ...... W* I O Other People’s Views 880 Madison Street, May 28. 1924. EVE OF NOMINATION (See Them in Our Centre Case) Compulsory Eight-Hour Limitation Letters edtlreesed to the Editor end In­ NOISY MEETINGS «. G. . CHRISTIE tended for p«> the paper for US# drove off. sition to make eight hours a compul­ who are leant governed ", TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY eat milled to the Editor. • Appeals are l-ejng made by pro­ sory limitation and to make it an of­ If a citizen has a right to work Victoria Times. May 29. 1899 Prospect of About 166 Benur Nominated In Provincial more than eight hour# In a «lay. If IMMIGRATION minent Nationalists and LaUorltes to fence to contract for more than eight hours per day's work. 1 wrote un ar­ he chooses to - VueoHVM Island termh il of the Port Angelei Contest, With Full Conservative and Almost Full ticle in which I criticized this piece To the Editor :—In last nights 1*.runts a fair hearing at the politi­ right to employ a*sistance. That Eastern Railway atSookc Hr Beech y Bay vntinu< Times you eccni to rediculo Mr. Tom of camouflage, an effort on the part cal mtilings, but these are being Liberal and Provincial Tickets of th# Parliament to prescribe to a provision of the act. therefore thft It is proposed to establish a dancing pax l h»n at Sidney, and thy-' Richardson rather strongly for his seeks to make It a misdemeanor to attack on Cnnaa*. Every man who disregarded. citizen how much of hi* time *houl«l Victoria and Sidney Railway is proposing to, establish an excursion be devoted to work and how much to contract for more than eight hour* does not agree with everything Van-* The Cape Times «levin res that mur-t necessarily be void. service. atla «toe*, in put in the category of should this appeal fall the law-alibi­ Forty returning officer* throughout the Province will »it to­ loafing. those running, down the Country. ing people of the Peninsula will be It If now my purpose to demon­ Mr. Will Kinamy. a won of Mr. 1» J. Kinarny. of Johnson Street, is morrow to receive nomiiiHtion* for the forty-eight seat* ih the strate that this piece of attempted soldier in the United States Army in the Philippines. A* regards tits 34.508 Britt dv rs compelled to take measures of self- URGING RELEASE that have made good how many of defence against the outrages being l.eginlative A**emhly. The Liberals will have vandniates in legislation Is absolutely and neces­ those, with ;t free passage ltack, perpetrated at the meetings of the sarily void. It is ultra vires, that Is. OF MISSIONARIES would hivc accepted the offer? A Government supporters. If this be­ forty-aix seats, twenty-one members of the late house being ean- beyond the power and scope of legis­ good mo tty. lative authority and Is therefore not comes neee#*ur>. The Times says, didates for eleetion, ami will leave the Albemi and Conuti seats (Continued from page ! > Because a man slay# In the coun­ the outrages! people may he trusted worth the paper on which It i* ANNObNCckEWfS try doc* not moan to say he ha* without official candidates. printed Men are vested with two 1 to take measures that will be effect­ kinds of right; The one is an lm and French Indo-Chlna field. The made good. You way. elr. it l« only ive. The Conservatives will have candidates in every riding, and Chiropody—Mr. and Mrs. Barker. ALLEGED PLOT the misfits we hear most about. Were perfect right, the other a perfect latter field he opened up. In addi­ tO years’ experience. 211 Jones Bldg . ih.- thousand* of Britishers, native will an limit for re-election ten members of the late house. The right. The imperfect right is that tion to his regular missionary work Fort Street. Phone 3446 *>* daughters and native sons that went tYnvincial party has forty-two candidates in the field, and its which Is bestowed by legislation, and + ■+■ ♦ GAMBON DIED AT a* It Is bestowed bv legislation, it and the care of the church there, he Aek your grocer for Hollybrook over to the States misfile1 had found time to establish what 1s Dur British K'nlumhie in monopo­ local representatives have also endorsed the Farmer-Labor can- mav be withheld by legislation, but Creamery Butter; quality guaran­ Tl HIS HOME IN PARIS dldals in Nelson. Of the other ftVe 1 a perfect right is one that a person generally recognised to be the m«wt lised too much1 by yellow lata 1 and teed. yet there is an element trying to en- riding* Ü is expected they will have | does not hold subject to any power|i efficient and largest vernacular ♦ + * (funtinued from page 1.1______immlnatRms In three of them They • on earth to Interfere with. 1. printing plant In the Interior of Butter—The very best local freshly courugv white Immigration here. No sir. k*t‘n put the oouse in order, cMuillbrlum. and bring Britain. have only one retiring member of j the most prominent of all Wffcj South China. He 1* also editor and churned Halt Spring Island Creamery then I say "Let >m all coma." France and Russia together as a the late House. K. F. Duncan, whose INTERIOR TRIP FOR right*, is th? right to live. That publisher of one of the most widely now retailing at 45c. per pound. ••• right is not granted bv the Grown, JUSTICE means of offsetting the powerful adhesion to the party has come since j read bible magazines in China, whidl Triple Alliance of Germany, Austria prorogation. One third of their can- | nor the Government, nor the Legist I* published in both Chinese -anJ Elk’s Club Danes- The local Elks ! SpCClfll GUtirdS POStCd* PldD and Italy. The late Théophile l>el- dldstee are farmers, the largest lature. tt is a gift of God. le Korean. - « will hold a regular monthly dance oil WAS NOT DOORKEEPER casse represented France in the representation of rural interest* of absolutely beyond all branches of the Two day# afro at th«* annual meet­ Thursday. May 29. 8.30 to 12 p.m. of Koreans Opposed to iïï MEN IS OFF Government, unless the party does treaty negotiation*, while the British any of the three parties. Of pro- j ing of the Council of the Alliants Admission 50c. Heaton's Orches­ Japanese Rule T.. Ul€ Bdttn . vtrung's Interests were looked after by Lord fesslonal men they have two doctors , something to fotTelt his right. If Dr. J affray was elected xlce-presi­ tra. T Times, on th.* front page Ike follow­ lanstlowne. and two lawyers the Kingdom of Great Britain and dent and a cable was sent to him In­ Points Between Vancouver the United States should agree to Tukio, May —Discovery of ing paragraph appears. "HstA I‘rice The Labor Party .Is re-submitting j forming him of his appointment. It 211 was acting as dcorkeener and being WORLD SURPRISED for election it* three retiring mem­ And Winnipeg Were Plan­ give and enforce an edict of death wa* Imped that Dr. J affray would an alleged Korean plot to bomb instructed to char the tgtll of inter­ I*aul Gambon acted as Intermed­ ber* of the late House, and altogether against a party who had not violated return to America and take up thu the Vnited Stut of the privât • of The basts of the treaty provided been given to a rejxtrt that flee vf the secretary.-* for the French surrender to Great to be in the field. An Independent Vancouver, May iü.^RIans of the port of hi* wife and his children, he .special guards have bée 11 jxiated The alMtXf sug-y is absolutely un- Britain of certain long standing Government candidate Is spoken of has a right to work ten. or twelve, or In lhe 7>lto. muI an Inrtre-nrtret op. civic commute 1er the reception lu • rights in Egypt while Britain «-on- fourteen hour*, without getting any* Very Satisfactory at the 1’. S. consulate. It i* said hnv< |Kwsihl> been in the hall, 'àr he ponitlon candidate will be nominated the special service squadron of the body's consent. Ilutt the guard will be kept there ft.r ceded that France occupied a priv­ 1 have not the Act before me. but uld have seen what the S00 title ileged position In Morocco. Aside In Esquimalt I British fleet here next month were RALLY th»- present. It l* learned that th« On the basis of the Provincial given somewhat of a jolt this morn- I believe there is some provision gates saw I would state that 1 have t tilted Slates consul has been ad­ from settling thewe cardinal points, made for the appointment of dome Saskatchewan Lady used Dodd s ST. MARY’S HALL be« n. for over a month, and am now the treaty also wound up many*other Purty having forty-five candidates in tng when wires were received from vised directly as well a# by the Jap­ compelled to use crutches. That be­ matter, „r-eon trover., between the i'hr fleM there win thu. b. 1W , Ottawa that the Dominion Govern officer to act as a kind of «ui£rv‘«or Kidney Pills for Dropsy Oak Bay anese police of the alleged plot. fore the ballots were distributed. 1 twn mi!Inna The treatv hailed nomination# m*de to-morrow, ment would accept no Responsibility under given circumstance*. This l# and Diabetes The bombing plart Is believed by was seated with my ward delegates, two 1 henations. "Entente The Gordlale,treaty was’* orhailed the I} yix* former members of the House. for plane for the entertainment of so far from being an extenuation of officiai# to have originated with the srui did not move until the election who were not in the last House, are the fleet other than two smoking this offensive legislation that It 1" Korean "Provisional Government1 vehicle by which France and Britain j seeking return to II. There are al­ rather an aggravation. No free Mrs. P- Shaw Says Dodd's Kidney was « umpleted We had fifty «|e|e- were brought together into clos*- concerts, which . it had previously which "Was formed in 1919. in Shang­ together eight women in the field, agreed to give the men at Yan- Canadian wants to allow some man Pills Ars Certainly Doing gates and we were handed fifty bal­ political alliance Hardly lee* lm- ! to stand about him and to tell him Her Good. To-night hai. by Koreans opposed to Japanese lots. For your information 1 would two Liberal, two Provincial, two couver. rule in their native country. state that th» «loork-eper- were portant to Europe wa* the fact that j laHtior and one Conservative and one It had t*een the understanding of when to work and when not to work | XVelburn. Sask . May 28 « Special! Messrs. Both well and Blair. Russia rame indirectly Into the I -Independent. He ought to be allowed to Judge for —That Dropsy and Diabetes are agreement through her previously 1 th«> committee that the Federal auth- that himself. I believe, in fact I I have txecome accustomed to at­ orities would give 240 men and forty caused by weak kidney# ami that th© 8 o’clock existing alliance with France, hence have no doubt, but that the courts right way to treat them is te use tacks through the columns of The BRITAIN IS BEHIND officers s trip to the interior as far of this Province will declare this set Times and I have had a lot of fun King Edward’s original purpose of Dodd'# Kidney Ihlls.. is again shown Speakers: uniting the three countries through IN POULTRY MATTERS East sa Winnipeg. All ports between to b* ultra virée and void.' We have by lh, ,„>,rlenee of Mre. V. «haw. DECIDES RAFT IS ut of the elections that hav«- been Vancouver and Winnipeg were a good Judiciary here and XU Ln/turn u nA liluKIt' ra.unu.if JOS. B. CLEARIHUE held in Victoria for the lust thirty such a treaty was accomplished. greatly Interested in this proposal, wcll-kim'wn and highly respected1 MINISTER POINTS OUT are not dependent on agitation for re ident of this.place. . years, hut I have played the game NOT UNDERESTIMATED and were preparing welcomes, but their tenure of office nor their S. J. DRAKE fair, and numerous Liberal serre, "I suffered from Dropsy and Dia­ DR. MELBOURNE RAYNOR M. Gambon negotiated and signed London. May 29—(Canadian Press the wire from Ottawa to-day *tate l i «alary They can afford to do right, betes. My hack and head used to larles. and « lection managers will the final draft after Delcasse and that the Government recognized no and so far a* my acquaintance goes, DISTINCT ENTITY hear evulence to this. Cable)—Canada and the United ache, and l always foil 1 ir««t and ______Lansdowne had agreed upon the es­ State* are ahe.nl of Great Britain In reMponkihility in this connection they are men of sufficient ability nervous. My limb* swelled and Î was H. C. HALL, K.C. I feel that you should give my sential terms. While its importance The ITox Inclal Government has h ml courage to do the right. Judgment of Importance to letter the same prominent'*- a*. \ ..ii poultry matters and Britain must depressed and low spirited. i was not underestimated even nt that yield the palm to them also In eduoa- made a grant of $2.500 towards the I should have said In it* proper I have taken Dodd’s Kidney Pills Good Music—Everybody g:tv. to th* Maternent I complain time, there were perhaps none who reception, and the Vancouver City connection that all attempts upon the Welcome I Towing and Insurance In­ about, liera use the chsrS' is unfair t inn 'and research, declared Noel during the Winter. Twenty bog*# in foresaw the tremendous effect the Buxton. Minister of Agriculture, pre­ Council ha* vote<| $6,000. part of the legislature Department and shows a spirit of bias, and a to interfere with the social or indus­ all. and they are doing me a lot of terests Handed Down feeling that is best left out of po- Entente Coçdiale would have ten siding at a Government dinner given good. I. have found them very sntls- litical m.itiem. years later. When th© World War last night to the Canadian and trial rights of the people ought to Vancouver, May 29—A Davis raft swept over Europe. United States delegates to the INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY be abandoned, such laws are in them* „ W M. PRICE Helve* offensive and ought to be Mr*. Shaw's ailment* were caused SAN FRANCISCO BOUTS is a distinct entity, according to t iciot'la. B. C„ May 26. M. Gambon came prominently to world’s poultry congres*. Kingston, May 29. — Prof. A. H. by weak kidneys falling to «to their Mr Justin- I*. A. McDtinaltl, who the front in 1914 and played an im­ Last year Great Britain imported avoided. The people should be al­ Archibald, representing British Co­ lowed the greatest liberty in the con­ work of ^training the Impurities out San Francisco. May 29.—Eddie Mc­ to-day awarded the Morrison Mill OR. HUNTER’S COMPLAINT portant part In frustrating the efforts poultry and eggs to the value of Company of Anavorte* judgment in of Germany to separate France and £ 16,000,000, he said. Her own out­ lumbia. and L. F. Cooper, represent­ duct of theif own affairs and should of the blood. Govern. San Jose boxer, won a de­ ing Alberta, were elected to the Can­ not be subject to the supervision of Ask your neighbor* if ikxid’x Kid­ the sum of 13.395 against (Jueen To the Editor:—If your report Great Britain on the eve of the great put of poultry and eggs was greater ney Pills do not heal and strengthen cision over "Sailor" Smith, negro, in Insurance Company of Amerjca. The struggle. He resigned hie post In than her wheat output and amounted adian Institute of Chemistry at t;he any power in this matter Jeffer­ published to-night had not con­ annual meeting here yesterday. son. among the many wlae things h«3 weak kidneys. (XdvL) four rounds here lust night. Tim Judgment is butted on a policy l»y tained a statement written by I>r. Nov«*mber. 1920. to about £14.000.000. which 1 he defendant company Callahan, lightweight, won a techni­ Hunter. I would not trouble you to lnt-ur«*«| the Morrison Mill Company print this, and in fairness to Dr. cal knockout over Al. Williams In against lows of a Davis raft between Hunter I believe that he would have the second round. Sammy l*ee won Gumshewa, Queen Charlotte Island*, repudiated the statement that "II and Anacortes. While in tow of the a decision over Johnny Martin, and Price” was doorkeeper. The whole lug Imhritaria the raft broke up on management of the arrangements* each of the other four bouts ended In j

Newspaper Parties APPEALS TO PENSION In Saskatoon on Compare Our Drug Prices BOARD TOTAL 2,121 Way to B.C• Coast BÏ SETTLEMENTS Angus Campbell & Co., Ltd. Saskatoon, May 2$.—The members 1008-10 Government Street of the Canadian Daily Newspapers’ Government Not Abandoning Six Months’ Work of Federal Association and the Canadian Press Try us 1er your next Prescription or Drug Wants, and Note the Quality, party en route by the Canadian Na­ Isolated Areas of B.C., tional Railway from Toronto to the Organization Reported; British Columbia coast, were enter­ Says Pattullo Service and Saving. Prompt delivery to any part of the city tained by the Saskatoon Board of Assisting Britain Trade and Saskatoon newspaper men yesterday afternoon. The pro­ Minister of Lands Addresses These Sports Coats Selling at gramme included a motor drive to Ottawa. May 29 (Canadian Press) various parts of the city, including Meeting in Point Grey —The Federal Appeal Board, which the exhibition grounds and the Uni­ is the court of appeal in matters of versity of Saskatchewan. At the pensions in veterans’ affairs, has latter place the newspaper men from Vancouver. May 29.—“Opposition FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS candidates who say that by giving been in operation for eight months, Winnipeg and the East were received and the figures of the work done >ou p. business government they are Alkali Sal!rates ...... I Ladies’ Sanitary Syringe ... .1.67 and welcomed by lTesldent W. L. going to reduce your taxes are talk­ $12.95, $15.95, $17.50 during its first six months are avail­ Murray, who showed them over the I Pond’s Vanishing Vream...... 35 able for the first time. buildings and grounds, which are the ing pure bunk, ’ declared Hon. T. D. Aurora Vream...... ! Pattullo, Minister of Lands, address­ 6 grs. Lilhia Tablets...... 35 Of the 2.121 cases filed with the’ pride Of the dty. Kotex ...... 1 board. 473 have been heard, 651 have Later In the afternoon the news­ ing a meeting of Liberals at Point i Lydia Pinkham’s Compound.. .95 been ruled upon as taring outside the paper men and their wives were en­ Grey last night. "Get them on this Sulphur and Molasses...... platform and ask them what expen­ ARE WONDERFUL • Sloan’s Liniment...... 54 Jurisdiction of the board, 505 are out­ tertained at a tea at the home of Dr. Tincture of loilinr, 4 ozs...... J standing and the remainder are and Mrs. A. L. Lynch. The tea was ditures they purpose cutting out. VÂLUE l Michaud's Florida Water...... 67 ready for or are in the course of pre­ under the auspices of the Women's "The extravagant booster policies Kmulsifletl Vocoanut Oil Sham­ | Aspirin Tablets. 3 dozen for ... .17 paration for hearing^ of McBride have settled this Prov­ Canadian Club. ince with little colonies In widely poo ...... 1 lb-. Reid's Pyorrhoea Mouth Pensions have been granted by the Among those who assisted in the' board in 125 cases, while treatments reception of the vieitprs were; Mayor separated places and those commun­ 1‘ears" Soap. 1 dozen...... Wash ...... 25 with pay and allowances hove been W. H. Clare. Major J. B. Gunn, ities are entitled to the services of With the season of sports at hand, Government. This has built up a Dr. Reid’s Blood Purifier...... i Kruse hen Salts...... 56 ( granted in 105 cases. Claims totalling president of the Saskatoon Board of 23U have been adjusted, in favor of Trade; C. T. Stacey, secretary of tremendous overhead which when with vacations in the air, with the Ironized Yeast ...... i Sunlight Soap, 4 cakes ...... 21 i the men through upjmils to the the Board of Trade; Sheriff l* G. we took office we could not elimin­ I Vastoria ...... 25 « ’alder, and D. A. Lubach of The ate. 1 dare any man to tell you general tendency leaning towards Nature's Remedy Tablets...... Saskatoon Star. that he will cut out the functions of | Abbey's Salts ...... 55 j JUNE HEARINGS Government for those remote settle­ sports clothes, and particularly Vream of Witch Hazel & Roses . | During June the board will sit In Early in the evening the special • Piver's Face Powder...... 71 cars were again picked up by tne ments of people who have staked each of the Maritime Provinces and their all in trying to make homes''for sports coats for every-day wear, Hydrogen Peroxide, 8 ozs...... j *ach of the Western Provinces to westbound Canadian National train and the party left for Edmonton, themselves in British Columbia. Krysol, English Disinfectant deal with all re-appeals from de­ TO CONTINUE SERVICES these swagger Top-coats are timely EXTRA SPECIAL visions rendered by Individual com­ from where the parties will proceed 2.50 Blackbird Hot Water Bottle missioners. À total of over 200 cases to Jasper National Park and thence “We are not going to abandon the A.B.S. t V. Pills. IOO's...... |... to Prince Rupert. *- indeed. You may choose from plain Guaranteed two years ...... $1.55 will be dealt with. P.G.K. We are not going | to clone (tenuine Pebceeo Tooth Paste, . Last year Parliament voted $350 - down the labor Department. We plaid and' striped patterns, in the ------r------After their business sessions in are not going to discontinue mothers’ 3-lb. tins Scotch Extract of 000 for Appeal Board work in 1923 Vancouver the parties will come to and 1924. About $75.000 has been pensions. We are going to continue wanted colors. f Malt ...... CHOCOLATE SPECIAL Victoria. They will arrive June 7 taking care of the deaf, the dumb used, including the expenses of offi­ and leave for Vancouver June 8. Our famous “Banquet Chocolates” are known cial soldiers' advisers who are not and the blind. Is that quite clear? Pepsodent Tooth Paste__ ... . as the finest home-made candy on the Coast. under control of the board. When the Conservatives and the Pro- x Inelals come here to address you You can depend upon it Dr. Reid's Syrup Ilypophos- Dipped fresh daily in our own sanitary kitchen. BRITISH APPEALS Friday and Saturday Special, per 1-lb. QQ and talk about reduced expenditures phites ...... v...... 1 As an Indication -of the confidence ask them where they are going to that they are absolutely carton ...... OOV with which the board Is regarded, the make the reductions.” Peroxide Dental"Vream ...... British Government has requested it In speaking of opposition criticism fashion-right in every Syrup White Pine with Tar__ .! to hear appeals of ex-members of the of the Government. Mr. Pattullo detail., Reid's Royal Embrocation...... '< FREE! FREE! British frocee now resident in Can­ stated that nobody was perfect. If The Palm Olive Company has arranged with us ada and the United States, and to a candidate at an examination was Wilson’s Invalid Port ...... 1. make recommendations to the Brit­ to give you with the purchase of a bottle C A _ awarded ninety per cent he was Liquid Petrolatum ...... ish pension appeal tribunal. The considered to have passed with high On Sale Friday of Palm Olive Shampoo ...... OUC hoard has agreed to undertake this Woodsworth, Winnipeg M.P. honors. If the Liberal Government Wineamis ...... ,l.i Two Cakes Palm Olive Soap FREE work without pay to its members. As had done Its work ninety per cent Eno's Fruit Salt ...... ! the expenses Incurred are to he re­ Makes Suggestion to Com­ efficiently the volume of its whole 1 lb. Roll Best English Hospi­ covered from the British Govern­ mittee of Commons work was so great that a very strong Cable Silk in All the Wanted Colors for Your MAIL ORDERS ment. the board hopes by a Judicious indictment could be presented tal Cotton ...... I Receive our prompt and careful attention. ! arrangement - of sessions to provide against it by talking only of the ten Summer Sweater, $1.00 Per 2-oz. Skein .13 Baby's Own Soap. 3 for...... 1 j for the hearing of both Canadian and Otlarva. May 2—The Federal Gov­ per cent of error. But the opposition Shipped same day as received British appeals at one session, and to ernment might have legislation never spoke of the ninety per cent effect n material saving In the cost passed to extend the operation of the of the Government’s work well done. Just received, a large shipment of Cortieelli Cable Silk eight-hour day in Industry ns a test I to the Canadian Government of the TO AVOID MISTAKE in black, ivory, grey, tarragon, green, tiger lily, mauve, administration of the board. case of the power of Federal Gov­ TELEPHONE YOUB WANTS ernment in such matters. J. 8. Mr. Pattullo counselled strongly brown, lionevdew. Kremlin. Priced at 61.00 per 2-oz. Woodsworth: Labor. Winnipeg Cen against voting for independent or tre. suggested yesterday at a sittfiig third- party candidates, saying that skein. On sale at the Needlework Section. of the House Committee on Industrial to do. sutbsrould Invite a return to the and International Relations. / chaotic days before Sir Richard Mc­ BRITISH EXPORTS FOR Mr. Woodsworth had no doubt the Bride Introduced party government, Govermhent has Jurisdiction over all when men trafficked in office to get pul.lie under taking*, and that such personal support and when govern­ Sleeveless Wool Harvey’s Vests, control could l*e extended. The Brl- ments changed at a few hours’ no­ tlsh Empire Steel Corporation was tice. Cardigans, $3.50 3 for $1.00 doing Government work oh eleven That means government by com­ Smart Wool flleevelese Car­ Harvey’s fine Cotton Lisle Original Cut Rate^DruggistSi and thirteen-hour shifts, while its promise and you can’t get things 9 9 competitors in the United States were done that Way.” he declared. digans for women and misses. Vests for women, made with STORES VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND NEW WESTMINSTER STORES Canada Bought Goods to working on an eight-hour basis Mr. The only way to get taxes down, In ahadee of sand, navy and Woodsworth drew attention to legis­ he said, was to introduce new popu­ opera tope, short sleeves or FORT AND DOUGLAS STS., PHONE 7406 pearl grey, with three con­ Total Value of £27.452.000; lative precedents in the Lord’s Day lation and the Minister said he of­ strap shoulder. Sixes 36, $8 Act and the Industrial Disputes Act. fered no apologies for his activities trasting colored «tripes India’s Total £85.356,000 These Indicated the Federal Govern­ along the line of Immigration. Kvfry around bottom of sweater. and 40. Summer weight and ment . .. ild extend its powers. new cltlsen was w new producer be­ Gerald Brown. Assistant Deputy cause he had to work to keep alive. Splendid value at ... $3.60 special value at 3 for $1.00 Ixmdon. May 29 (Canadian Press Minister of Ia*bor. reviewed the op­ Increased production meant prosper­ posed the Idea of a committee of in­ cable)—The value* of exports from erations of the eight-hour day iif- ity and reduced taxation. that perhaps a representative parlia­ Canadian industry. C.N.R. Committee quiry in the Senate. It would dam­ mentary committee could be kept in­ Great Britain and Northern Ireland FREIGHT RATE FIGHT age the -credit of the road and ham­ formed privately of the road’s af­ for the twelve months ended March Mayor Blatchford said he wished of Parliament is per Ita administration. He promised fairs and bring to the people an as­ 31 last were: to speak a good word for Premier Regular $2.25 English Sports Hose the charges made against the Can­ surance of the success of the man­ To New' Zealand. £ 20.028.000; Longshoreman Was Oliver, who was admired by the adian Government Merchant Marine agement. Members of this commit­ Australia. £06.336.000; South Africa. people of Alberts for his good work Now Suggested In Vancouver would be Investigated tee might have the right of an ap­ £29.300.000; Canada, £27,452.000; In the freight rate fight. to Clear at $1.49 ’ by a Royal Commission if the in­ peal to Parliament. India. £ 85.356,000; France. £46.508.- Crashed to Death "We have already got a little re­ 000; United States. £67.563.000; Ger­ • ‘ttama. May 29.- Defence of the quiry now being conducted by the duction and we are hoping for Clearing odd lines of women's English Sports Hose, i'anadlan National officers was not many. £44.042,000; Italy. £ 18.908,- Halifax, May 29. — Henry Harris, brighter things In the future If you Canadian National Railway admin­ satisfactory. Niagara Falls. Ont.. May 29.— 000. and to Russia £2.1*1.000. fifty-four, stevedore, was mangled to in all-wool and wool and fibre silk mixtures, in istration was made in the Senate While toying with a revolver be­ keep in office a Premier with the This information was given in the death when he became entangled in fighting ability of Mr. Oliver,” he yesterday by Senator Dandurand. Emphasizing the danger of mak­ lieved to he unloaded, a sixteen- House of Commons yesterday by the winch rope of a ship which was shades of grey, fawn and Lovât. Sizes 8>/i to 10. Government leader. replying to ing public matters which were ne­ year-old girl here named Rogers shot said. “Reduction of freight rates William Limn. Parliamentary Secre­ unloading. The rope whirled him to and the western route for grain are Regular ♦2.23 per pair, for...... «1.49 charges made by Senator* Bennett cessarily private business of the and fatally wounded Fred Bowen, tary for Overseas Trade, in reply to death before the engine could be and Taylor. Senator Dandurand op­ road. Senator Dandurand suggested twenty-three, of Trenton. the livest issues on the prairies to­ a question about British exporta. stopped. day and if the Conservatives go Into office you will be set back for ten years." Wgiirrj»i111 if 11U3B> i SJDFSSPJSS DELEGATES TO VISIT Camp Furniture, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Meat Safes, ScreemDoors at Low Prices

Committee From Britain Will Study Condition of Young UMITia me-ma Newcomers in Canada

London. May $$ -A private mem­ celved morv letters condemning what WARM WAVE IN ber’s motion on the question of waa taking place there than from any emigration to the Dominions and other Dominion. He had gone into SAN_FRANCISCQ colonies produced a long and Inter­ this question and had endeavored to esting debate in the House of Com - ■ee if It waa not possible to arrange mon* last night. schemes of family and group emigra­ 8an Francisco. May 29—The ther­ O you make candy in your house? Nearly everyone Sir John Marriott. Unionist, in­ tion to Canada. A group scheme had mometer climbed to 88 in San Fran­ does. vited the House to express regret been arranged In the last few weeks cisco yesterday, the hottest XJay day that the rate of progress being made with the Canadian National Rail­ since -1916. The weather bureau od- under the Empire Settlement Act was way», but In this scheme the com­ xised many points in California end ButD do you ever make it with Pufled" ime or Puffed disappointingly slow and to urge the pta) asked that those who went other states to be on the lookout for Government to do everything pos­ should have capital of £200. He was forest and brush fires. Wheat? sible to give the fullest effect to the sure Canada was not going to get It was the hottest day nines last policy embodied In the act. settlers in that way. He would like September 8, when the temperature William Dunn. Parliamentary Sec­ to see the same offer made and taken climbed to about (he sam.» figure. These fascinating, dainty, crisp giorsels are nicer than retary to the Overseas Trade De­ advantage of by Canada as had been High north winds in some points In partment. dwelt on the undesirabil­ offered to Australia In order to en­ the "tale increased the fire hazard nuts. They crunch easily between the teeth. Toasted ity of attempting to bring pressure courage families to go. He did not greatly. to bear which might lead to dumping regard schemes for the emigration of and puffed, they have a flavour which is irresistible. people In the Dominions without re­ single men and women as vital Home-made fudge or cream with Puffed Rice or Puffed gard to their future. There must, he schemes at all. id, be co-operation between the CHILD MIGRANTS Wheat is more delightful, more enticing. British Isles and the Dominions in With regard to children, there had the reception and settling of the . V V been one or two untoward Incidents people. The question had never been and. while he desired to prevent suf­ Ladner considered as a cure for unemploy­ fering and cruelty, there was in the ment In Britain. The Government, bert regulated families always the Herds Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice are he said, accepted the second part of possibility of things happening which ‘the famed inventions of Professor Andersen—whole Marriott’s resolution and also the did not always please the head of the Economic Conference resolution on family. It should, he said, be pos­ Convince grains steam exploded and thoroughly cooked. Serve the matter. sible in Canada to select and secure these grain dainties often—in many ways. AUSTRALIAN PLAN good homes for the children. Many Mr. Dunn described the proposal In connection with the reference to made to Australia with the concur­ the treatment of child emigrants, Mr. One only has to drive around rence of the Treasury after a con­ Dunn, for the Government, said that through the I^ulner district tc Try making fudge with Puffed Rice tonight * ference with Premier Theodore of with the consent of the Canadian understand why Pacific Milk U Queensland and Senator Wilson of Gove-nment officials the British so rich and so good. We have Australia. This was to pay one-half Government was to send a delegation tried to give the words as they the iriterest for five years on loans under the chairmanship of Misti were given to our young lady, t ot exceeding £ 20,000,000 In addition Margaret Bonfield. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ixihor Department, and while they may not be an to loans to the Commonwealth Gov­ exact quotation, they are in sub­ ernment, which would undertake to to Canada to inquire into the placing Quaker of children and the system of In­ stance as they were spoken by Quaker reorganize and place on a proper spection. He asked the House to a woman on First Avenue West, basis the existitig arrangements for who had been on a trip t« the reception and training of settlers await the Government’s report be­ under government supervision. fore passing Judgment. Boundary Bay the day previous. It was contemplated these loans A drive through either Ladner would be raised in instalments dur­ FACES TRIAL or Abbotsford districts would ing the next ten years, and it was convince many others that finer stipulated thrfl for each £1,000 <>f Halifax, May 29.—Harvey Dunn. quality milk is not produced la Puffed loan, the Australian Oovernme'tit Alias Cartwright Coursel Damon, and Puffed Wheat Canada. would undertake to settle at least one several more, waived extradition In family without capital, averaging the police court here to-dav and an­ Grains-nttdp delicious five persons together with five other nounced his readiness to oe taken to PACIFIC MILK CO, Limited n.udsted emigrants. Detroit to answer a charge of false *23 DRAKE STREET Products of The Quaker Mills, Saskatoon pretences. Dunn was arrested at the borough. MIGRATE TO CANADA Instance of Montreal police on a VANCOUVER Referring tu emigration to Canada. charge of perjury and had formerly racton*, at Ladner and Mr. Dunn skid he believed most of given his address as Edmonton and Abbotsford. B.C. the members of the House had re- Calgary.

BQSH ■» ’■■'RSI 1911IMUI V VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29,1924 = Btrtorta Batig tiJimpa 'TWAS NO LOVE FEAST U ROM the avalanche of charges of plugging Dr. Frank Crane ir it s THURSDAY, MAY 2t, 1fS4______and counter-plugging, manipulation of ballots between factions, accusations and denials Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday by On “Estimation by THE TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING end the secreting of delegates in back rooms, - COMPANY, LIMITED Tuesday night's Conservative nominating Con­ Contempt” KIRK’S Oflleee: Comer Broad and Fort Streets vention seems to have been anything but a love (Copyright) Hall’s Drug Store Business Office (Advertising) ...... Phone 1090 • ■■vuiBUon ...... :...... Phone 3345 feast. Editorial Office 45 Dr. J. D. Hunter, one of the candidates TTE form a sort of estimate of our real worth Wellington ™ by the friends we have been able to make. SUBSCRIPTION RATES for nomination, was so much disgusted with the We can form, perhaps, a better estimate by To France, Belgium. Greece, etc... 11.00 per month way he alleges things had been worked, that " Vty delivery ...... $1 00 per month the enemies we have been able to make. By mall (exclusive of city)—Canada, he wrote and signed the following significant It was said of Grover Cleveland by some­ Great Britain end United States. |«.00 ner annum body: "We love him for the enemies he has Washed 19cSale andsLIûrday 19cSale statement for The Times: Since the closing of the nominating made.” convention of the Llbe raj-Conservative A man who forms his opinion of himself Caseara Tablets...... 19 Camphor Cream ...... 19 , BRITISH COLUMBIA'S NEW JUSTICE from the compliments he has received Is quite party, I have been approached by a great Aromatic Caseara ... .19 Arman d’s Talcum number of my frlende as to my willingness likely to get a swelled head. Nut , M R. M. A. MACDONALD, K.C., who to stand as an Independent Conservative In The one kind of criticism that we cannot Water Glass...... 19 Powder ...... 19 the coming election. 1 have the matter afford to neglect is that which comes from the You get the cream of all ^ has betn appointed to the British people who hate ue. Agnew’s Pills, 2 for. .19 I Mcnncn’s Powder ... .19 under advtsentent, hut have hitherto Vancouver Island Coal, spe­ resisted the great pressure brought to bear Contempt is apt to tell the truth. Epsom’s Salts...... 19 ' Shampoo Powder ... .19 Columbia Court of Appeal, has shown, in his Indeed, it exceeds thkt. For one who is upon me. cially prepared and sold by Bland’s Catarrh Tab­ ' Fuller’s Earth...... 19 ' legal and public activities, a marked ability J. D. HUNTER. nngry with you Is likely, as the darky expressed it. to tell "the truth, the whole truth and more lets ...... 19 which biings general commendation on his That Is a diplomatic way of saying that us. Make it your Summer Vinolia Tooth Paste.. .19 than the truth.” Liquid Court Plaster .19 Peroxide...... appointment. As a speaker on general as well the doctor was somewhat displeased with what Any man that accomplishes anything is sure fuel. It is the ideal Coal 19 had been put over and that he was so disgusted to reap a crop of envy, for the very terms of Lvsol ...... 19 i Glycerine ...... 19 as political questions, he has been vigorous and for your kitchen range. that he wanted to break away from the whole his success are that he haa excelled his com­ Fluid Magnesia...... 19 Durham-Duplex Razor always well informed. In all his legal work petitors; that he has done something that they. .19 organization. have tried to do. and could not. Sulphur and Molasses .19 Writing Tablets ..19 • he has proved himself remarkably capable. For Last night, however, after what had been For every storekeeper doing a lively business Fig Lax...... 19 Envelopes, 2 for...... 19 the last ten years he has been one of the out­ said on the streets during the day and the on the street, there are ten who have failed. Kirk Coal Co. Lu. publication of his statement to The Times, the For every politician who has got himself Healing Ointment .. .19 ' Baby's Own Soap, 2 .19 standing public men of the Province, sought elected, there le at least one candidate, and 1212 Broad Street wrath of the doctor was appeased and he was Hi Moids...... 19 Boraeie Oint...... 19 as a spokesman in international gatherings and often more, defeated. lined up to sign his name to a statement in which It is too much to expect from human nature Phone 138 Porter’s Healing Oil. .19 1 Twink Dyes, 2 for .. .19 holding for a term, under the late Premier he declares that: "I am. as always, a Con­ that those who have been outdistanced In the race shall all be good sports and congratulate Brewster, the office of Attorney-General. He servative and intend to give the Conservative takes with him to the Bench the qualities of the winner. Party. my hearty support in the present cam­ In fact, the surprising fact about the world Solid-back Ebony Hair Brushes, regular $1.50 to $4.00. Saturday Half-price mind and training that will even increase the paign.” He does not attempt to deny the of business and of social life, where strife is high esteem in which the judiciary of this statement which he issued earlier in the day.' the abiding condition and where the survival Caldwell’s Laxative Syrup of Pejisin, tiOe size...... 38 Province is held. of the strongest Is an Iron law, Is not that there He had merely thought it over and promised ie so much envy, but that there is so little. U Caldwell’s Laxative Syrup of Pepsin, $1.20 size...... to be good. is rather a maxing, after all, that the vast ...... 78 BRITISH COLUMBIA'S DEBT Dr. Hunter, personally, has been dealt with, majority of human beings who are mediocre get along so Well with the few who are superior. but there stand the charges of plugging and wm Sterno Camp Utility Stoves, eomplete...... 35 'T'O the assistance of the Hon. T. G. counter-plugging and the mystery of delegates Free From Stalk and Tame Fibres Sold by Oroeere Throughout Canada A Coventry, who has already made a in back rooms and strange passings in and out. The Lost Advantage at Eno’s Fruit Salts, regular $1.25..’...... 98 name for himself in the campaign as a wild No wonder Mr. Harry Price rises in hit Sackett’s Harbor gambler in figures, there was called last night indignant righteousness to deny that he was Wampole’s Grape Salts, .50 and ...... gi.oo Mr. Herbert Carmichael. Mr. Carmichael's official doorkeeper at such an interesting TT would be exasperating for a Canadian to Twenty-Two Qualify contribution to the debate over British gathering! read an account of the British attack on Columbia's net and gross debts was by way of Hackett's Harbor on Lake Ontario in till if For 500-Mile Flash his action to show that he could outdo even It were not for the redeeming brilliance of the Some of the parents who go to see motion conduct of the British and Canadian private Indianapolis. May 2».——The field ^ We Sell for Lees the reckless Hon. Mr. Coventry. soldiers. It is a clear case of the Junior officers At pictures to be sure they won't hurt the children's of starters In the annual 500-mile, “ “ HALLS Hon. Mr. Coventry said British Columbia’s and men In the ranks winning a battle against morals are so often disappointed. net debt was $75,000,000. Mr. Carmichael superior odds only to be called off In the automobile race here Friday was in­ creased to twenty-two yesterday calmly stepped it up to $1 37,000,000. moment of victory by a timid and Incompetent 1304 Douglas Street Wonder if that New York paper was general who was strong In nothing save in over­ when L. L. Corum and Fred Harder Phone 201 However, no matter what flights of fancy thinking of British Columbia when it said last bearing the protests of hie subordinates. qualified their cars. Three other Hon. Mr. Coventry and Mr. Carmichael may Friday: "Only conceivable basis for a third Sir George Provost was the general. He was entries will be given a final oppor­ tunity to qualify tpis afternoon. C. take in their efforts to entertain the electorate Governor-General of Canada during the War party is an impossibly unanimous grouch." of 1812 and Commander-In-Chief of the defend­ Q. Hartley’s machine has been ruled EPINARD DEFEATED AGAIN ' of Saanich, the people of British Columbia in out for technical reasons, and Her­ ■s A writer objects to these "Fifty Years Ago ing forces. Throughout the first half of the bert Scheel will be unable to get his considering their Provincial debt must keep to struggle he seemed obsessed with the strange mount ready. Parle. May 28.—Epinard, crack SEE THE NEW "FLORSHEIM" OXFORDS Columns" found in some newspapers because of idea, possessed as he was of a too keen appre­ the actual figures of Government financing. French four-year-old, was beaten at ciation of the overwhelming resources of the Nothing Smarter in Town These figures are not to be guessed at or built the errors the editors sometimes fall into of the Longchampe racetrack to-day on mentioning ladies popularly supposed not to be United States '•ompergd to those available In up out of imagination, but are actual facts set Canada, bf fighting gently and considerately so | Sidelights tn a Créât Industry | hie first appearance since hie defeat MODERN SHOE CO. 1300 Government St. Phone 1886 forth by the auditors who go through the further along than the late '30's. as not to awaken undue animosity or rouse the by Mir Gal la hail last week. Government's accounts. full effort of the Republic. However, though Enthusiasm of stamp collectors seems to be this policy may explain other peculiar actions This audit shows the gross debt of the breaking out again. In a Bond Street window of hie,. It can hardly explain hie conduct in Province on January I, 1924, to be $71,432,- in London there appears this advertisement : "A this Instance, and it must be set down to sheer A Gfeat Settle­ Incapacity as a .soldier. 261. The net debt is $38.775,267. Riverside residence with lovely grounds, only DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED No matter what Hon. Mr. Coventry and Sir James Yeo, capable young captain in the Store Hours: 8 a.m. to • p.m.; Wednesday, 1 p.m.; Saturday, • p.m. forty minutes by train from London. Will take navy, who had Just arrived from Kngland to Mr. Carmichael would like it to be, those in exchange a valuable collection of postage command the fleet on Lake Ontario, urged an ment Builder figures show what it is, and it is on thoae figures stamps." attack on Sackett’s Harbor, the American base that the Province has to meet interest and for Lake Ontario and that region» having learned PROVINCE'S SAWMILLS ITS The cost of the war in men to Germany is that the majority of the Fight thousand troops sinking fund charges, and not on the fanciful recently there had left to attack the Canadian PIONEER LANDMARKS totals built up by Hon. Mr. Coventry and Mr. given in the Year Book of the Reich. It Fort George at Niagara. Sir George Prévost Carmichael, thank heaven. ') appears certain that the killed were no less than consented, went along himself, but left the Lumber Industry Has Placed two millions. Of these twenty-five per cent, actual command to his adjutant-gençr*!, Colonel Baynes. On May 27, 1813, while the 400 Communities on the ELECTRICITY'S EXPANSION were between ages of 19 and 22 ; fifty per cent, Americans were taking Fort George, the British Map of B. 0. were between ages of 19 and 25; sixty per fleet left Kingston, stood for Sackett’s Harbor, Fresh Meats cent, were between ages of 19 and 29. About and by noon of the 28th was off that place with i ------LECTR1C1TY is man's newest source of excellent wind and weather for immediate rpilE lumber industry has placed sixty per cent, of the dead were unmarried. action. The troops were transferred to the power on a large scale. Rapidly as it has more towns on the map of CASH AND CARRY developed in the last twenty-five years, it stands Fhrough its new restrictive immigration landing boats, held waiting for considerable time, end then, to their bewilderment, put back British Columbia than any other now upon the edge of an even more rapid and law. United States is really aiming at consoli­ aboard the veeaele. The opportunity of com­ single agency. Shoulders Mutton, half or whole, lb.. 24# *olM Pot Roasts, per lb...... 14# striking development. Super-power systems, dating its race question with the hopes of pro­ plete surprise was lost. Throughout that after­ Moreover, it has assisted their Legs Mutton, half or whole, per lb. . .32# distributing current over vast areas from hydro­ ducing a definite indigenous American type. noon and night militia reinforcements poured Rolled Prime Riba, per lb...... 23# into the fort from all the surrounding country­ growth by providing a liveli­ electric plants or from steam plants built in The problem before the country can be realized Shoulders Pork, 5 to 7 lbs., foot off, per side. hood to their populations arid Rump Routa, per lb., 21# and ....I»# coal fields, are already in operation in many when it is pointed out that out of the popula­ attracting fresh forms of busi­ lb...... 13# /~XWlNO to the strong representations of Sir parts of this continent. Tip per lb., and tion of 110,000,000 there are 36.000,000 James Yeo, Sir George Prévost allowed ness activity into their midsts. Butts Pork, ‘2 to 5 lbs., per lb. ..;...17# Sirloin Roasts, 23# ..16# The National Electric Light Association at who are foreign-born. It may take two or three •Just as in the case of the city the attack to proceed, and, at daybreak of Mav Legs Pork, 4 to 6 lbs., foot off, per lb. 25# Blade Bone Routs, per lb...... 8# its Atlantic City meeting has just hearA that generations to absorb completely that large 28. the British fleet, becalmed eight miles out. of Vancouver itself, which has $ 10,000,000,000 will be invested in the next foreign element. sent its landing force of seven hundred and grown up around the Hastings ten years to complete developments already filed fifty men ashore in the boats under Colonel Baynes. Of course, the artillery of the fleet Mill, the forest was cleared, then with the Federal Power Commission. Last CAN STILL MAKE MONEY Prom The Hamilton Herald was useless at eight miles, and the British came the sawmill, the pulp null Regular Counter—Delivered year witnessed several important steps toward It Is observed that notwithstanding the dis­ landed with no protecting fire and in the face or the logging camp, then tin- of heavy firing from Fort Tompkins and from the realization of the dream of giant power. appearance of the tw-eive-hour day, the United store and schoolhouse, to he fol­ Fillet* Veal, per lh...... 35# Prime Ribs eut short, per lb...... 25# At Niagara Falls a water wheel, carrying States Steel Corporation is prepared to pay an field batteries on the shore. Baynes blundered extra dividend. as to the landing-spot, and In the open the men lowed by the church, the hotel, Small Roasts Veal, per lb...... 25# Little Pig Pure Pork Sausage, per lh. 25# 83tOOO horse-power on a single shaft was had to wade across a thousand feet of shallow the assembly hall, the playing installed; in Brooklyn the largest steam turbine FRIEND OF BIRD PROTECTION strait from Horse Island to the mainland, where grounds and all essentials that Centre Out Loins Pork, per lh...... 27# Sirloin Tip Routs, per lb. 25# driving electric generators were erected ; in Cali­ From Our Dumb Animals the militia were entrenched to meet them. These, however, fled wildly as the British go to make up a live and happy fornia a super-power system which distributes The Pope has contributed 8,000 francs to the approached. community. This is the story of volts over a vast area was put into French League for the Protection of Birds and 220,000 Recommended Its work to all good Catholics. On the mainland the British formed two most of the B. C. towns to-day, operation. In Bmjsh Columbia, on the Island columns, one on the right under the gallant Major Drummond, which followed the path of whose pioneer landmark is al­ as well as the^dainland, great electrical AN AMERICAN STATESMAN'» POLITICS the retreating militia toward the town; the most invariably the old sawmill. developments have been ordered, costing millions I wish well to all nations and to all men. other, on the left, under Colonel Young, which Whilst some settlements thus es­ of dollars. marched directly through the intervening wood­ tablished have grown Into prosper­ My politics are plain and simple. I think livery ous cities and towns, others have Groceteria Specials In the exploitation of electric power this nation has a right to establish that form of land against Fort Tdmpkins at the south of the harbor. The United States garrison, which preserved their individuality and re­ continent has led the world, and from the government under which it conceives it may main lumbering centres pure and live most happily; provided It infracts no right, numbered nearly a thousand regulars and three simple. Such are Fraser Mills, with CASH AND CARRY extent of present development it will retain that or is not dangerous to others; and that no Gov­ hundred and fifty militia, opposed Colonel Its 1,400 Inhabitants. Chemalnus. ! commanding position. ernments ought to interfere with the Internal Young among the trees with about five hundred Genoa Bay. Wardner. Bui! River. concerns of another, except for the security of of their number. In front of the village the Wycliffe, Waldo. Lumberton. Hutton. White Wonder Soap, per bar...... 4j# Old Dutch Cleanser, per tin...... i... .8# what is due to themeelvee.—Washington. two British columns Joined and forced the Yahk and others too numerous to Quaker Sweet Wrinkled Peu, per tin 20# Finest Fresh Walnuts, per 4-lb. pkt.. .15# BACK TO LIBERALISM Americans into fort and barracks. The latter, mention. Add to these the progres­ CANADA’S REDUCED SPENDING anticipating defeat, set fire to the ships in the sive and well-appointed pulp and paper ports of Powell River. Ocean Keep Sweet Table Cream, per tin ... .5# Snap Hand Cleanser, per tin...... 16# From The Toronto Dally star harbor and on the stocks In the navy yard, Falls and Swanson Bay. Z* letter from a Liberal to The London. Mr. Melghen. by a process of figuring, shows the naval store houses and barracks. There are 400 of the cities, towns Campbell’* Soups, all kinds, per tin 121# Johnson’s Fluid Beef, large, per hot. 80# Ontario, Advertiser on the effect of that the Ottawa Government has a deficit, not Just in the lull before the final attack of the and settlements In the Province of the tariff readjustment policy adopted by the h surplus. Premier King’s reply is that If Mr. British up came Prévost and Baynes and B. C. possessing over 3.000 logging ordered a retreat. In vain Colonel Young pro­ camps and plants manufacturing Mackenzie King Government at Ottawa is Melghen were to use now the same system of wood products and maintaining a figuring that he used when In office himself, tested and Major Drummond pleaded for a few minutes promising to present the General with combined population of approximate- , Worth noting. there Is a surplus. It results fçom reduced ly 120.000 men. women and children 1 “I cannot help feeling that the present spending. Where the Melghen government the fort. Cursing in their humiliation, officers directly dependent on some branch situation at Ottawa has done more to put new spent nine dollars, the King Government has end men retired to their boffts on the beach, of the lumbering industry. been spending seven. quite unmolested, while the Americans. Just life into the Liberal Party than anything that saved from crushing defeat by this British This scries of artltlcs communi­ EDUCATION OF^CHILOREN general, gaped in amazement and then turned Provision Counter Specials has happened in years." he says. "I have cated b]f the Timber Industries talked to a great many Liberals, some of whom their efforts to salvaging something from the The greatest defect of our educational pro­ flames they had started in their panic. Council of British Columbia have been lukewarm in recent years, and there cess is the ; absence of a moral element. The Colonel Baynes and General Prévost collabo­ CASH AND CARRY heart le Ignored. Children should not be is a pronounced feeling that the way in which rated in compiling the reports to the Home (Advt.) the Budget situation has been handled is not Intellectualieed simply, but revised.—Howard Government a fine Array of excuses and extenua­ Spencer's Standard Bacon, half or whole, per Spencer's Springfield Brand Butter, per lb...3T4 Mop re. tions—calm weather, distance of fleet, landing lb...... 2»<* Spencer's Pride Lard, per lb...... «...17^ only good business, but a turning point in party far outnumbered, fort too strong, every­ Liberal politics. The pure science of heredity la curiously thing but the real cause; a general who did not Spencer's Pride Side Becen, siloed, per lb. . .4S* 8p*ne«r'. Standard Picnic Hama, par lh.. ..IS# Spencer'. Pride Hama, half or whole, par tb. 31# “It has been demonstrated that it is possible baffling.—Canon Barnes. know enough to let his troops win his battle for him. Spencer's Standard Paamaat Back Bacon, half Speneer'a Own Ayrehire Boll, per lb. 46#, 36# to reconcile the interest of the farmers and the THE FAR AWAY FRINCEM Best Wellington or whole, per lb...... 33# Spencer's Standard Back Beeen, ahead, per lb. manufacturers of agricultural implements, MOTOR-VAN CHURCHES Your eyes ark. on a Princess far away. From The Montres! Herald •t ...... 40# something that had been considered out of the My love, my love. She stirs you to these dreams, Special Freeh Creamery Butter, while It lasts. Spencer's Standard Railed Ham, sliced, per lb. Not I. my dearest dear, with whom you play Motor vans carrying church services to qte question before. The Liberal Party now has At life and loving. If sometimes It seems widely-scattered pioneer communities of the Per lb...... SO# et...... "...... 30# I wear hec very simje upon my face, Province of Saskatchewan has veen operated its greatest opportunity to organize its ranks It is not mine. Alas, sad heart, I know. Coal Spencer'. Own Pure Beef Dripping, per lb. 10# °W" C*,k“' Pr****d Ayr,hlr* •Jjjj for constructive work that will back up the In every woman’s ayes you seek a trace - for trips twenty-two weeks in length at an Of her who sealed your forehead long ago. average coat of seven cents a mile, it Is reported Spencer's Prime Brand Butter, per lb...... 44# Spencer's Own Casks# Pressed Ox Tensue, per efforts of the Premier at Ottawa. In the Christian Century. While most of the In all things lovely she has left a lure— 3 fgr ...... 01.29 lb...... TB# “When we have national work of this In music, or some half-forgotten phrase; farms are now within reach of churches, there Victoria Foel Co., Ltd. calibre being carried out at Ottawa surely there Dawn, or a night too lonely to endure. •re still some places so remote that the church. She waits in quiet places all >ot$r days— If It Is to reach them, must go to them. The Phene 1S77 1203 Bread St is every reason for us to follow it up to make it A tranquil moon upon a troubled sea— / ' A. R. Graham B. M. Brown A ghost of love who will not sat, yob. Sr

was taken under water. in the quartettes with Mrs. F. L. but its past Is still glorious, and the more resplendent in contrast • with Barthelmess is Its eucceaa led Mr. Williamson to Choir Received Tupman, Miss Evelyn Buckler and the power of war to destroy and up­ its "present murky aspect, as Is Write and produce "Th# Submarine J. W. Buckler. The plantation mel­ | AT THE THEATRES Star in Adaptation Eye” and “At Girl of the teen." both ody. "The Golden Banjoes.’’ with solo set the order of civilisation, àfid to proved by the masterpleees'ef archi­ of which were laid in an undersék Hearty Ovation part by Mrs. Reginald Chave. and throw a peaceful and happy world tecture. sculpture and art which are of Pinero Play background. The apparatus was then chorus by the choir was greatly en- into most terrible discord. the milestones of the country's great­ used to film scenes for “The White Lantern slides showed views In ness. There Is a possibility, the Richard Barthelmess is surprising Heather;'' and “Wet Gold," Mr. Wil­ James Bay Methodists on Wed­ the Balkan States. Austria and Hun­ speaker claimed, that at least a part “Little Johnny Jones” and delighting picture fans at Uvt liamson's own story. nesday Gare Enjoyable “LIGHTNIN’ “PLEASES gary. Austria’s proud capital has of Austria's fast disappearing AT THE THEATRES Royal Theatre this week as the first In answer to numerous requests been humbled through its poverty splendor and majesty will return In is Newest Showing movie hero to dislike his own per­ received from all parts of the coun- Concert qnd suffering, the^iKaluu^ASgyrted, years to come. Capitol—“The Uninvited Guest.** sonal appearance. „„ Victorian Writes Unsolicited Testi­ lry aa to how it was done, Mr. Wil- monial to Manager Denham on Dominion—“A Woman of Peris.’* So much does the hero of the.pic-" 1 fifth son wrote, directed, 4»,nd pro­ at Columbia Theatre ture, a crippled war veteran, hate his Playhouse—“The India Rubber duced “Wonders of the Sea.” a pic­ The concert Wednesday night given image that he runs away from home ture which showed Just how his ap­ under the auspices of James Bay Girl.” to hide himself from the world in an An unsolicited testimonial has .A Dum^r of leading proftwlonal paratus was handled, and the diffi­ reached Clifford Denham, manager of Jtoekoys an«t vetonin lTfotnro people Columbia—“Little Johnny Jones.** isolated cottage In England. Methodist choir drew a large audi­ Royal—“The Enchanted Cottage.’* culties involved in taking undersea the Royal Theatre, from ;i Victorian “Eczema All Over Arms wereWere treated to thrillsv______galore______it Ana- But he plumps right into a plain pictures. ence. Ever Item was of exception­ who dropped in to see the per­ mini. California, recently, when « little governess, and right then and “The Uninvited Guest" was pro­ ally high order and encores were formance of “Lightnin* ” at a Van­ çi»eclal pre-view of “Little Joining there the cottage becomes en­ duced by the Submarine Film Cor­ numerous. couver theatre this week. “It is #onoR“ waa given. was the best “flat" race ever taken chanted. - Suffered for 12 Years” for a motion picture. “Little Johnny poration, operating under the pat­ The choir under the conductorship iteraMy one of the most charming Moat of the attention of those in Jones" is from the story by George “The Enchanted Cottage,” a First ent* of the Williamson Submarine comedies that I have seen In eighteen Mrs. Moray Hough, Wiarton, Out, writes) tno audience was Centered on the M. Cohan and was recently completed National pictiire, is the most en­ Corporation. Ralph I nee directed the of J. W. Buckler rendered the vari­ > Cars residence on the coast. *1 hose race acunv In which Johnny chanting thing that Barthelmess has by Director Arthur Rosioh. picture from the story written by ous part songs in a very creditable who do not take the opportunity of lunes. star or the picture rides the yet given the screen, and May Mc­ manner, and showed an earnest de­ "I had eczema for twelve yean. Every once in a while it would Winner. It is n Warner Brothers classic of Curtis Benton. The natural color seeing “Light nln’ " when It* cornea Avoy, in the leading feminine role, sire to interpret the necessary light here will miss a great thd refilled break out rnc" spread all over my arms. I tried all kinds of treat­ Coming out of the theatre, remarks the screen, and is at the Columbia' scenes were filmed hy„ the Techni­ Theatre to-day aa tho feature at­ is exceptionally well cast opposite color Motion Picture Corporation. and shade, resulting in an excellent treat." “Lightnin’ ’’ will be at the ments to relieve it. but without lucceu. One Spring it broke out and could be heard to the effect that this traction. the star. ensemble. The choir was ably sup­ Royal next week, says Mr. Denham, The production was directed by ported in the accompaniments by Ira who admits that even his own nothing gave me relief, John S. Robertson. Jazz Night to Dilworth. who also gave a pianoforte curiosity has been stirred by the even the salve I got from Royal Management Those who remember Sir Arthur solo with his accustomed skill Mrs. voluntary letter of approval. Wing Pinero's famous play. “The Prove Attraction Jesse Longfield in her vocal solos the doctor did no good. At Has Plan to Foil Enchanted Cottage." will find this won the hearts of her audience, and lad I 'tried Dr. Chare's a film adaptation of It. at Playhouse waa received with a great ovation. Ticket Speculators The humor Imparted in Miss Mary Lecture on War’s Ointment and it healed the GORGE PARK To-night at the Playhouse will be McFadden's elocutionary items, was eczema in a short time. Under Water Film Jaxz Night when in addition to other extremely clever, and drew roars of Bad Effect Given Seats will he placed on sale at the attractions a bountiful set of com­ laughter. A quartette of Instru­ That is over a year ago, l>oo Verge and the Royal Victoria Theatre to-morrow Photography Has munity plate cpllery will be given mentalists (three violins and piano) and I have had no return morning for the engagement of away. An excellent prdgrunme if ably substituted for Mrs. Victor of the trouble.” “Lightnin* ” next Monday, Tuesday -, Made Great Strides special Jaxz numbers have been ar­ W'aram, who was unavoidably absent Rev. J. K Wright Talks on Be­ and Wednesday. Inasmuch as the ranged by Muriel Hall and her little through illness; these young ladles. half of Bible Society famous record-smasher is said to J. E. Williamson, who produced band of syncopaters so (hit every­ Misses Dorothy Marcroft, Clarice “VENETIAN have turned away almost as many the first undersea pictures by means thing will be itartieularly gay. Buckler, Mary McKay and Inez people as have witnessed it In the of his glass-encased camera chamber The regular bill this week centrists Penser, being pupils of K. Semple. Rev. J. Knox Wright of Vanco/ver Dr. Chase’s Ointment few, cities that have been played on now presents “The Uninvited Guest” of a wildly hilarious farce " The Frank L. Tupman possesses an ex­ last night gave an Interesting /lus­ tour. It Is advisable that tickets Ve through Metro, which is now show­ India Rubber Girl." In It Frnle cellent lyric tenor voice and was •O eta. a box. all dealers or Kdmanson. Rates dt Co., I Ad., Toronto Fetch is given full scope for his trated lecture In the Christ C# urch bought as early as possible. ing at the Capitol Theatre. heard to advantage in his songs, also Cathedral Schoolroom, speaking of VERSATILES" To assure aa equitable distribution At the completion of his school powers us a first class :iar. Ernie and to thwart the speculators who days. Mr. Williamson began drawing gets badly tangled up but U finally Daily at 3 and 8 p.m. have been following the company a salary as a newspaper cartoonist saved by a nose- and ev«?rythlug ends from city to city not more than fif­ and photographer. His camera regis­ happly. ______\______. teen tickets will be sold to one per­ tered practically everything in sight. Amateurs Night son unless properly Identified to the Concluding that he had about ex­ Charlie Chaplin management. The cast Is a special hausted the photographic field, Mr. Thursday one headed by Thomas Jefferson, Williamson and his brother con- Searches for Goal son of the late Joseph Jefferson, In 'li- Mm >>f using the ocean the role of Lightnin* Bill Jones. floor aa a lAotographto background. ' of Public Fancy 4 The Consequently they perfected the Williamson apparatus consisting of “My future production activities a long collapsible metallic tube at will be largely guided by the manner the end of which was a glass en­ In which the public receives my latest cased chamber that could be lowered picture. 'A Woman of Paris,' featur­ TO-DAY Great Northern into the ocean depths. ing Edna Ihirvlance." declared The Williamson Submarine Expe­ Charles Chaplin in a recent Inter­ dition was the result: and what a re­ view. RICHARD BARTHELMESS claimed to be the first motion pic­ “l>oee the public want truth in With Beautiful May McAvoy tures ever taken underseas, were motion picture» ' Does the public shown to the public. iii want the stereotyped happy ending1 The Universal Film Company then Does the public feel willing to ac­ leased the apparatus to take “Twen­ cept an unhappy ending? Would the “The Enchanted Cottage” ty Thousand Leagues Under tho public like to see a problem pre­ Sea." In which much of the action, sented to them entertainingly and A week of Bart helm ess at his best. A including a fight with an octopus. drama perfect in direction, powerful In let them solve it themselves?” theme. From Blr Arthur Wing WRITE TO CHARLIE Pinero’s great play. “Those questions I would like to have answered. I woqhl even like to have those who patronise motion pictures write and give me their views on the subject, for I am sure takes pleasure in announcing that the that those of us who are producing pictures do not know. We make COLUMBIA guesses and every once in awhile we hit upon something that strikes tho TO-DAY public fancy and then, because they CAPITOL—TO-DAY do approve we satiate them with so much of the same thing that their approval drifts to some other form of entertainment. Pinest Train to the East “Right now and during the past “The Uninvited Guest” year, owing to the enormous succès* of pictures Uke ’Robin Hood.’ there Featuring the Wonderful Natural Color Undersea Pictures seems to he a trend toward costume “The New Oriental Limited” pictures and the big producers, al­ ALSO most without exception, are rushing forth this type of production. Will it hold up? Makes Its Maiden Trip Tomorrow j'l am rather skeptical, so much so Beautiful Britain and Felix Cartoon that my latest picture ’A Woman of Paris' Js the other extreme of enter­ tainment. From Seattle "Personally I believe that this sort of entertainment will please the gen­ eral public. On Friday evening, at 8:30 p. m., the finest train to the east will leave "I would like to know Just how TODAY TO-DAY nearly I am right on this or whether the King Street Passenger Station on its maiden trip to Chicago, via the public is. as It ha* often been ac­ cused, In favor of stereotyped ending. Spokane, Glacier National Park, Minneapolis, St. Paul. (Beginning Crowds Turned Away Last Night. Don't Miss Seeing And someho-w I have the faith that the public is not stereotyped, but is, June 1, the new Oriental Limited will leave Seattle daily at 8 p. m.) and always has been ready for gen­ uine truth and realism.” "A Woman of Paris'* is showing CHARLES CHAPLIN’S this week at the Dominion Theatre. The Great Northern Railway is proud to announce that among the MASTERPIECE Glenn Hunter Was first passengers of this finest train will be the University of Washing­ “A Woman of Paris” The picture that bubbles | Mock Toreador for ton championship inter-collegiate Varsity Eight — America’s finest STARRING EDNA PURVIANCB over with frolicking ad­ rowing crew. Also the Junior Varsity, University officials and sup­ venture—a real treat ofJ Sçreen Bullfight A Revelation in the Art of Photo Dramatics treats. Which Is easier, playing dramatic porters. Shows Start at 2.00, 4.15, 6.30, 8.45 roles or performing the part of a comedian? This is a question that ------THE COMEDY------was asked of Glenn Hunter, star of “Youthful Cheaters.” the feature at­ HE "New Oriental Limited" to Chicago is EN comphjte editions of the “New Oriental traction at the Playhouse this week, “The Halfback of Notre Dame” by a young film aspirant. the latest and finest creation in railway Limitod" Me required for the departure and The “Hunchback” Was a Thrill The “Halfback” Is a Scream His answer was simply this: Some architecture—the masterpiece of Pullman Mrival of a train a day at every point en- stars have a natural talent for the T T more serious roles. Thjs means that construction—all new, spick and span, from route. Twenty-eight powerful new oil-buming to them a portrayal of a comedy part Is quite difficult. “I had a very locomotive to observation car. locomotives insure a clean—smokeless and cind­ good example of that." said Glenn erless—trip through the scenic beauties of the Hunter "during the filming of the Set of Community Plate masquerade party In ‘Youthful N presenting this all-year, solid steel, all-new Cascade and Rocky mountain ranges, Given By KILBURGER'S Cheaters.’ During the early part of train of advanced ideas in construction and Value $30.00 FREE the story my character waa more in line with seriousness than anything equipment, the Great Northern Railway is TO-NIGHT else, but suddenly I was called upon I OW Round Trip lues are now in effect JAZZ NIGHT To-moHT to take part In a masquerade which giving the American public the most thorough­ STAGE daily until September 15, to Glacier One Prize Only SCREEN was part of the story. going and satisfactory transportation in the world. Reginald Hi neks “During this time I waa the centre National PMk, Minneapolis, St. Paul. ORCHESTRA of attraction in a burlesque on a hull L Screamirtg Farce EVERY CLEN. HUNTER fight. One of the other characters RAVELERS will ride in the sumptuous lux­ Chicago, and all principal eastern cities, with In was dressed up to resemble a hull liberal stop-over privileges, and final return limit and I -had to pl^y the clownish part ury of a great metropolitan hotel on wheels ‘The India Rubbei N,0HT of the hull fighter. It took me some —equipped with appointments and conven­ October 31. f. “Youthful Cheaters” time before I could overcome my T Wrl A Jazz Picture for ■ Jazz Age ! serious nature so as to bring realism iences never before known in railroad travel; to the comedy part.1* ----- ' two bath rooms, one for men and one for women ; AKE advantage of this opportunity and PLAYHOUSE. Paderewski Played a commodious lounge room for women and make reservations NOW on the “New extra large dressing rooms for women; ladies* T Oriental Limited" for yo«r eastern trip. For Varsity Players maid and manicure; barber; valet service; new- You will be delighted with the many travel FRIENDLY WARNING !■ type sleeping cars with extra commodious berths ; Pantages An experience unique in dramatic innovations created for your comfort and enjoy­ The advance sale of seats for the most anxiously awaited circles was that of the Players' Club high-windowed, deeply recessed observation ment. For full information concerning this play of the generation opens at 10 o’clock of the University of B.C. when on the opening night of their (Perform­ platforms. Dining cars Me comparable only to newest and finest train to the east, reservations, Friday Morning at the Royal Theatre The Players Club of the ance of “The World and His vyife ’ at the Orpheutn Theatre In Vancou­ a few of America's most exclusive restaurants. and help in planning your trip, call on or address; University of B.C. ver. the performers were “mad” up" to the strains of the great Padere­ Presents Its Ninth Annual wski’s music. Owing to the lack of a suitable concert hall, the world- renowned pianist was billed to play THE NEW. A. H. Hebb, Agent for the two hours immediately pre­ ceding the college production. Whilst 616 Government Street—Telephone 699 a the former President of Poland held Agents Transatlantic Steamship Lines “TheWorldand a large audience entranced by the ir.aHe of his art the nine mmVrs of the cast of "The World and Ills Wife" were being transformed, a emal m Seattle to Chicago His Wife”. few feet l»ehlnd the scenes. Into the J A Three-Act Drama by Jose ladles and gentlemen of the social circles of Madrid in which the scenes ran in 70 Hours Kchegaray, as Presented In Six­ of thtyi brilliant play, from the peu teen Towns In British Columbia' of the famous Spaniard. Jose Eche- garay. are laid. On the invitation of m the great master himself, these GREAT'NORTHERN RY. young players were invited from the To-morrow Night, 8.15 dressing-rooms to the wings within Logea and Boxes. $1.50; Audi­ a few feet of the piano, and from thht place of privilege hear 1 the fin­ Route of the NEW Oriental Limited Safeguard your eomfert and poeketboek—Buy early torium and First Balcony. $1.00; Second Balcony, 50c. est concert of the Vancouver musical MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY—JUNE 2, 3, 4 *-> season. “Under Auspice* of Klwanls The Players’ Club will present Finest Train to the East Prices |2.7B. 92.20, 91.65, 91.10. 85r—Prices Include Tax Club** "The World and His Wife” at Pan­ tages to-morrow night at $.15. under th* auspices of the Kiwants Club. VICTORIA DAILY TINTES, THURSDAY, MAY 29,1924

Schoolgirl Tennis —— - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - Prodigy Plays Close The New Edison Game With Veteran $135

Ixmdoa, May 29.—Betty Nutpal. We Seized the England's thirteen-year-old tennis prodigy, hastened from school to-day ill SOCIAL AND PERSONAL to meet Mrs. Molla Mallory in a match at Chiswick, where the Mid­ dlesex championships are In progress. Mrs. Cummins of Vancouver, le Sayers, recitations; the Misses Ellis Betty was easily beaten In the first PARTY AT "ARRAN” visiting Mrs. .Walter Scott, WTood- and M. Bayers, pianoforte duet ; Mr. i RETIRING AGENT set 6-1, but In the second put up a lawn Crescent, for a few days. L. King, pianoforte solos ; Mr. Hark- remarkable fight, once leading by 4- 4- -r ness. entertainer. At 10 p.m. re­ 6-6 and finally losing 6-8. •Vi# Lady Douglas Chapter Rats- The little schoolgirl came to the Mrs. Collard, of Duncan, and Miss freshments were served by the ladles Mr. and Mrs. T. Deasy of Opportunity Galsworthy, of London, have arrived at daintily arranged tables. Thu front last year, showing extraordin­ 5555 '>g Funds For Memorial ary skill and strength and defeating ut the Strathcona Hotel. evening concluded with ‘‘Auld Lang Victoria Received Presen­ Sunroom 4- 4- f Syne.” opponents twice her sise. i.few day* ago of getting quantities of finest Groceries, and we f + + + Miss Dorothy Cuddy, R. N. has re­ Mrs. T. M. Powers Potts of Link- tations at Massett axe going to pass them on to you at turned to Victoria after a month’s leas Avenue, entertained at the tea Through the kindness of Judge anti holiday in Vancouver. hour yesterday afternoon in honor of Aged Reclnse Was Mm. J. C. McIntosh the magnificent 4-4-4- Mrs. Drummond-Hay, of 1 It Gorge her mother, Mrs. John 8. Clute of After fourteen years a* agent on gardens of “Arran,” York Vince, Oak New Westminster. She was assisted the Masset Reserve of the Queen Barned to Death Hay, will be .thrown open to "the pub­ Hoad, has as her guest Miss Dimn- Charlotte agency, Thomas Deasy and mond-Hay of the Inland of Tenertffe. by her sister, Mrs. C. J. Fagan In lic on Tuesday, June 10, frotn 3 teen on the SOOKE HARBOR distance walking, "rolling-pin” mas­ Clark's Beef Suet, 2-lb. tin 35? Htaff of the ('anadlan Bank of Com­ sage, and. I dare say. everything else Olasso English Metal Polish, Venture Under Considera­ merce at Nelson, ha* been removed The monthly meeting of tho Bocke that anyone has ever suggested^ RICH, CLEAN, reg. 35c tin for ...‘....15c Pigs’ Feet, reg. 85c jar for 50? to Victoria to the Government Street and Otter. Point Women's Institute Home persons—especially women— tion branch of the bank. will be held In the Hooke Hall on hre Inclined to worry too much over Royal Crown Soap, pkg. 20? Van Camp’s Chili Con Came, Tuesday afternoon. June V at 2.10 a few pounds of extra avoirdupois. o'clock. In additloiT to the general They think they look fat, or they SWEET and PURE! 2 tins ...... 25? Miss Mary H: Coupe, M. f*p„ M. Miss R. A. Collingridge, well-known Qipey Stove Polish, tin,...5c Cs., of the Mgrtnello Beauty Varier* in local musical circle*, now on the monthly business an Interesting talk Imagine they feel fat. Probably they will be given by Mrs. Greenwood of compare themselves to some girl Carnation ia twire^as rich as Davies’ Cambridge Sausage, ha* returned to the city fro-ii Vort- staff of Columbia College at New Armour's Glass Potted Meats, îûiid. Oregon, where *he h t* levn Westminster, will visit her home In Baseenos, the secretary of the Bee­ weighing about eighty pr ninety ordinary milk. It is just lUtl 1-lb. tin ...... i. 25? taking it course at tt>- Clotted» of England this Bummer returni.ig In keepers Association. pounds, and. nf course, they look fut. reg. 25c for ...... 15? Co*metlctaii* This cours«- li.ctudt* time for next Fall's college term. 4* 4-, 4- And sQ they exercise to excess In per cent cows’ milk with Ground Almonds, large jar. special instructionTn permanent wav­ Mrs. P. Hewer has returned to her an endeavour to take off a few about 60 per cent of the Holbrook's Curry Powder, ing and other phases of *>eai.ity cul Mr. C. H. Wheatley, who has been home here after spending the last pounds. reg. 85c for ...... 45? the guest of his parents. Mr. and few weeks In Victoria as tne guest 1 am in favor of exercise of any natural water evaporated bottle ...... 20? of her son, Mr. W. Hewer. Van Camp's Chili Sauce, Miss Coupo wljp •-«peüi*â h*. Mrs M. B. Wheatley. Jubilee Avenue. + + + kind, whether It Is done to the ac­ away. parlor* *ome years ago ha* met with Ihr*the pi*t w«'« k, left yesterday for companiment of music or In any Nosco Onion Salt, Miss Grace Money of Victoria spent bottle ...... 22? »<» much MuevesR «hat she is now Nelson where he 1* one of the staff a few days in Hooke as the guests of other way. However. I bellbve there Scrupulously clean conden- extra strong, pkg...... 5? contemplating u much oigger \ en- of the Bank of Montreal. her aunt. Mrs. P. Snape. Bhe has Is a happy medium for everything. Kcrica and the Carnation Clark's Mincemeat, tùre. With commendable initiative + + + So It Is with exercise. sh? is planning to open a local, we'.l- gone on an extended visit to Na­ method of scaling in air­ Vool Soap, 3 bars ...... 25? reg. 45c jar for...... 25? Mr*. Molyneux and her sister, M ss naimo, where she Is the guest of Mrs. The young woman 1 speak of Is e i hard, red and large, end they fes­ appear before the Dominion Medical j tered and scaled over. The pimples Board, and will then return to this ( itched *hd burned something ter- city. Dr. Gee was at 81. Joseph's | Hospital ror four month* last year j DRESSES rib’e. My face looked terrible end I FRESH MEATS while studying for his exaxmlnatlon. bated to go any place. The trouble 4-4-4- lasted over a year. Mr*. A. J. Da lia In was hostess at l Local Boiling Fowls, from 3 to 7 Local Broilers, from 1*4 to 2 lb. “ I read an advertisement for Cu­ a «liver tea at her home on Niagar i I .00 ' lbs. each, 07/* weight. Each, ticura Soap and Ointment end sent Street yesterday afternoon when her 1 91.00 and ...... 4 DC for a free «ample. I purchased hospitality brought th«- direct result more, and after using several cakes of $25 which will he used In the pur - ; of Soap and a couple of bosse of « hase of chairs for the Christ Churc.i | New Zealand Lamb, shoulders, Rolled Pot Roasts of Beef, Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) Cathedral's Guild In the oew per lb...... 26#? Mies Gertrude Wagner, Rt. 3, Brit­ mortal Hall. Miss Isabel Dallaln was In charge of a table of fancy work ain Avis., Benton Harbor. Mich., Fresh Beef Heartp, each ...... 25r Pur. Perk S.usege, S lb...... 45c and Mrs. Thomas sold , delicious All the beautiful hand-drawn and embroidery work cn Sept. 10, 1933. candy. The reception roonrs and te x these dresses is done to our own specifications by the Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment end table were mos.t attractively decor­ natives of Porto Rico. Freeh Cut Pet Roasts, Q Local Roasting Chickens, A C Talcum daily and keep your skin ated with flowers and the affalf These . per lb., 10< and...... OC per lb...... *IDC clear and healthy. proved a delightful social success. The styles ire absolutely exclusive to ourselves. No Dresses 4- 4* 4- Pl*|or to the departure of Hon. other store can offer them near this price. You can sold in frw, *o—n*- Ointment ttan.J toe. TeieumHe. Walter C. Nlchol for Cana«l.i. Mr. save from $5.00 to $7.50 on any one of them. W0T Try mt sew Sheets* Stick. F. CT Wade, agent-general for B. C. many entertained at a dinner in his honor Exquisitely trimmed with hand-made Irish and filet Stores at ahe—* Canadian Club of Great Britain when the guests Included Blr laces—so popular this season. Extraordinary value. as high George McLaren Brown, Col. B. M. Humble-Burkitt. Col. C. A. Griffin. Some of the colon are: Old Rose, Copen­ as $25 0. KIRKHAM Spring’s Smartest Brtg.-Ocn H. T. Hughes. Major W hagen Blue, Maize, Orchid, Nile Green II. Hayward. Mr. Victor Gordon Shoes (High Commissioner.Jtor Newfound­ and Canary. Sizes 16-40. land). and Messrs. H. B. Thompson. MUTRIB & SON’S David Doig, D. M. Rogers. Blggcr- itee imniu* atmkrt staff Wilson. A., T. GowarJ, J. A. CO. LTD. Lindsay, A. McT. Campbell. Fan le ftplcer, Mad ver- Campbell, and J. Rudd. + + ♦ SparryVejrsof .uÇ &Ç A most enjoyable time was spent 612 FORT ST. by those who attended the birthday Twenty social on Wednesday arranged by ‘DtAUatod Stores in p,trzdpi’-- the Ladles’ Aid of Congregatlona, 707 Yates Street Church. The proceedings opened Grocery Phones 178-179 Meat Dept., 5521 rOlBER>C 552 with a grand march, followed by j -Canada music and games. The following ! U J55 BROUGHTON ST contributed to the programme. Rev. Fruit Dept, 5523 Provisions, 5520 McMlnn acting as chairman: Mins Townsend, songs at piano; Miss G. ) ■errmiji

S 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924

3PHONB 1670—HtIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTH;

Every Floor Crowded With Economies in New Summer Merchandise—Clearance Lines From Our Regular Stocks, All Exceptionally Underpriced for Friday and Saturday. Don’t Miss This Big Opportunity to Buy Your Summer Needs at a Saving.

X Notice to Charge Suits, Coats and Dresses Summer Shopping Hours Commencing Monday next this store Month-end Bargains will open at 8.30 a.m. and close at IN THE SWEATER SECTION Customers 5.20 p.m., Wednesdays and Satur­ day» excepted, when the closing 'Women's Pullover Sweater* of fine quality wool in rib Cow/» Purchased Friday and Sat­ At Month-End hours will be 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. re­ anti plain weaves. Made with round neck* and Ions? urday will hr charged on next spectively. sleeve* with turn-back elffs, finished with cord at waist. month'1 account. Come in navy, white, pearl, fawn and tur- OQ ./ quoise ; size* 36 to 44. Month-end Sale PricefP .1 __ 'd7 Savings MEN ’S AND WOMEN ’S Pullovers and Tuxedo Sweaters—14 only, All-wool CLEAN UP SALE OF ” ■ ■■ New Tailored Suits, Value $46.00, Bale Price $29.96 Seasonable Footwear Sweaters with novelty fronts amt plain hacks, long Aluminumware - Very smart mannish Tailored Suits in striped worsteds and invisible sleeves anti round necks, finished at waist with tie. checks in blue, grey and brown suitings. They are cut in the latest At Month-end Reductions Come in turquoise, tomato, navy, white and A Q Every Item a Bargain styles of short box and semi-fitted coat. Smart wrap-around skirt, black. Month-end Sale Price...... Included In the collection are 21-quart Women's Brown Kid One-Strop some bound with braid 0#* fronfr and pockets; sixes 16 to Qff Shoos and Oxfords Pullover Sweaters of heavy weight wool In plain and fancy weaves, made with long sleeves Aluminum l*anel Coffee Percolators. 4- 40; Value $46.00. Month-eVl Sale Price ...... tDtia/oVD quart Covered Panel Berlin Kettles.^ Made on the season's newest last*, and turn-hack cuffs, others have novelty eleeves and high collars with stripes in contrast­ heavy IS-Inch Aluminum Fry Pans. stylish appearance and excellent wear­ ing colors, finished with narrow belt and buckle. Come In shades of grey, >1Q Flat-bottom Aluminum Quick Bolling Tailored Sports Suits, Valût $25.00 for $17.75 ing quality; Cuban heels; full range of sky. sea green, cardinal, also white. Month-end Sale Price ...... tDOe*ZV Tea Kettles and 21 quart Panel Alumi­ sises; regular $6.00 value. Qff i —Second Floor num Double 1 tolly/s. Month- In plaids and stripes. Box coats with tailored collars and sleeves, lined Month-end Sale ...... tDOeVtl end Sale ITtc^/...... $1.39 throughout; wrap-around skirts; sizes 14 to 38; value F9 Wff Women's Grey and Fawn Buekekm $25.00. Month-end B**e Price ...... tDl I • i U Oxfords Z Semi-brogue, perforated style, medium Gossard Corsets and Bras­ 200 FOUR STRING weight soles *nd low heels, round toe; 1 A Special Bargain in Sports Goats at $13.96 sizes 3 to 5%; regular $6.00 dJQ Qff House Dresses at 98c * Cameltne Cloth Coats In wrap-around and belted styles, with soft crush­ value. Month-end Hale . . tDOea/lJ Corn Brooms er able collars, novelty pockets, trimmed with cable stitching. Some have sieres Greatly Reduced Men’s Brown Calf Oxfords Each AT 49c EACH vandyked trimming In brown cloth; sixes 16 to 42. Q QC High grade quality Oxfords built on » Gossard Corsets For the average figure; made with low Month-end Rale Price ...... fDAOea/v one of the season * newest lasts, welted Made from good quality chambray in A clearance of a big purchase of these top. medium skirt length with free hip and brooms. Strongly made four-strinr sole* ; sizes 6 to 101* $3 95 slip-over style with short sleeves and square neck edged with black, come elastic section for expansion; sizes 22 to Com Brooms suitable for the home or New Sports Costs St $9.95 Smart and Serviceable Tailored Dresses, Month-end Sale 30; values toto I$4.60. Month-end (Pf) ff A Summer0—*------cottage.------Month-end Very smart Sports Coats In new plaids and Values to $16.50 for $9.45 in shades of blue. pink, mauve and ...... aZ.DU Men's Ranch Boots tan: sizes 36 to 44. Month-end Sale Sa le Price Sale Price, each .. stripes, also in plain shades of brown and In the popular wool crepe, sports flannel, Made from brown mulehlde with stout blue, tie or button at side, new pockets and tricotine etc' Tailored in fashionable but pliable uppers, heavy leather soles, Bandeau Brassieres collars; sizes 16 to 42. Month-end Qff straight lines In a variety of becoming full round comfortable toe; sizes 6 to Made in novelty batiste, tape shoulder 100 Screen Doors at $2.49 Rale Price ...... tDa/eVO styles, trimmed with braid, buttons and 10. Month-end Sale, 98c straps, front fastening; sizes Itands of self material; sises 16 to 38; values pair ...... $2.98 —Second Floor $4 to 42. Price Each Aftsmoon Drosses, Values to $29.50 , to $16.50. Month-end A ff —Main Floor —Second Floor for $15.95 Sale Price ...... 2*3e4D Well made oak stained Screen Doors in two sises to clear Friday at this spe­ Smart new models of Canton crepe and cial low price; regular values $2.75 and crepe satin in all the latest models, featur- Women's and Misses’ Trench Coats, ff STOCK UP IN $2.05. Sixe 2.8x08. Sise 2.10x6.10. ing flis new unbelted styles, smocked hip • Values to $16.00 for $0.95 lines, draped skirts and cape back effects. Made from good quality khaki ^gaberdine* Month-end Sale Price, $2 49 Unusual Month-] Trimmings include wide silk lace, tassel* with notch collars, pleat at back."all-round TOWELS —Lower Main Floor and fringes, beaded designs and cabâchons. belt; sizes 16 to 46; values'to Qff sixes 16 to 40; values to $29.60. ^1 F Qff $15.00. Month-end Sale Price . tDOsVtx At These Month-end Prices In Underwear and Whitewear 1 Month-end Rale Price tDltJevD —Second Floor BARGAINS IN THE Fancy Turkish Towels Gotten Knit Vests. 3 for $1.00 Flannelttte Dressing Gowns, $1J9 Only a limited quantity of these desir­ With short sleeve* and sleeveless ^style: In navy, royal, crimson grounds with floral able fancy Turkish Towels woven In a size* 36 to 44. Month-end Sale Price. designs in - contrastlag- colors. Month-end Carpets and Drapery Jacquard design and finished with col­ 3 for ...... $1.00 Sale Price ...... $1.89 MONTH-END CLEARANCE OF SUMMER MILLINERY ored ends; size* 23x36; regular value Miss»»’ Sateen Bloomers, 79c $1 00. Month-end Sale Price, each T»C Cotton Bloomers, 4$c Full cut garment* In shades of pink. blue, Sections SPORTS HATS ...... ) rA Pure Linen Hand Towels Full cut garments with gusset, elastic at mauve" and roâe. Month-end Sale Price, per With red and blue borders, sise 16x33. waist and knee; in sand, hello, whit4. pink, l>air ...... J...... 79* Reversible English Wool Ruga TAILORED HATS ...... 1 îbZ.jU •Sale Price ...... black and Raze blue; sizes 36 to 46. Month- Taffetine Underskirts, 89c Heavy Wool Ruga, reversible, in hit- TRIMMED HATS ...... J ^ Purs Linen Glose Towele end Sale Price ...... 49f Made from good wearing material In shadea and-miss designs; size 30x66 inches. y Size 24x33. Sale Price ...... 3®* of purple, green and cerise, also black; fin­ / Month-end Sale Price ...... Regular Value* up to $6.60 Cetten Bloomers, 2 Paire for $1.4$ ished at the bottom with pleated flounce. White Honeycomb Towele Wash Ruga Size 23x38. Sale Price ...... 39< In fine rib, medium weight garments with Month-end Sale Price ...... 89$ Closely woven Wash Ruga suitable for Don't mise thin unusual sal* of newi Summer Mltlln- gusset, elastic at waist and knee. Month- Camisoles, Special at $1.7$ bedrooms or bathrooms; size 24x48 ery. It's brimful of fashionable Hats and wonder- Colored Turkish Towele end Sale Price, 2 pairs for...... $1.49 Made from good quality crepe de Chine and Size 21x43. Sale Price ...... 39< Inches. Month-end Sale Price....95# values. There*Is every type of hat you can think V*' A l wash satin, some with built-up shoulders, White Turkish Towels- Women’s Nightgowns. 94c others with ribbon straps; fronts are neatly ^ soea Dear Mats of—the 8port Hat. eo youthful and smart in stun­ Imported heavy quality Cocoa Door Size 20x40. Month-end Hale Price. Made from good qùality white cotton in tucked and trimmed with embroidery and Mats, else 14x24 inches; 40 only. ning colore—the Tailored Ribbon-trimmed Hat for suits and 3 for ...... $1.00 slip-over style, neck trimmed with colored French flowers; In flesh and white only; Month-end Sole Price ...... 5®# topcoats—beautiful Trimmed Hats for dress wear—all thi* —Main Floor piping, others In pink cotton with fancy sizes $• to 44. Month-end Sale Price, $1.79 season's newest styles ; values to $6.60. £6) £ A stitching. Month-end Sale Price...... 98f —Second Floor Axminster Rugs Month-end Rale Price ...... Heavy quality Axminster Rugs in beau­ tiful patterns; sixes 36x63 Inches and • —Second Floor Month-end Bargains in Drug 27x54 inches: values to $8.96. Month- end Sale Price ...... ^-1^.25 Sundries 2 Only, Wash Rugs to Clear Jad Salts, value 8Sc. for ...... 73< Bargains in Blouses Extra good quality Wash Rugs In blue Chase's Nerve Food, value 60c, for..47c Broadcloth Blouses Dimity Blouses and rose shades; else 6x9 feet; regular Sloan's Liniment, value 35c, for...... 38c Made from durable quality fabric with com- Made from good wearing atrlped and $16.96. Month-end Sale Price, $ 10.76 checked dimity, some with Peter Pan col­ 900Yds. Fine Silks Selling, Gin Pills, value 50c, for ...... 37c vertlbie collar and long sleeves with turn­ •tripod Marquiaettea and Scrims lar* and long sleeve» with turn-back cuffs, Attractive and inexpensive curtain fab­ Tig, value 35c, for ...... 3BC back cuffs, also with the long collar and others with the convertible or long collars, rics with neat colored borders; also in Friday, at $1.69 a Yd. Virol, value 85c, for ...... >..-73c link cuffs. Finished with pearl buttons and giving the much wanted tailored effect; stripe effects. Month-end Sale Price, Peroxide, value 40c. for ...... 38C elastic at waist; in natural shade only; sizes 36 to 44. per yard ...... Included in this collection are Crepe de Chine. Georgettes. Lining Satin*. Lingerie Crepes, M end L Florida Water, value $1 00. 83C . sizes 34 to 44. $3 98 Price ...... $1.79 Habutais. Heavy Colored Pongees, Striped Shirting. Spun Silks, Heavy Wash Satins. Excellent value at —Second Floor Cream Bordered Caeement Cloth Printed Silks. Sports Silks, etc.; 36 and 40 inches wide. A4 z»Q Caeteria, value 36c, for...... 38C 30-inch Casement Cloth with colored Month-end Sale Price, per yard ...... $1 tUJ M. C. W. Soda Phoephate. 1-lb. tin. 33* border. Month-end Sale Price, per yard ...... 2 Se­ —Main Floor Effervescing Soda Phoephate, value 76c. for ...... 53c cret on nea A wide selection of Cretonnes in nice Powder Puffs, value 40c. for...*...... 33c Two Days Sale of designs and colorings, to suit any fur­ Pure Wool Navy Serges Floremonde Face Powder, value 35c. 33c nishing scheme. Month-end Sale Price, Clearing at Month-end Prices English Washing Gloves, value 50c. 38C per yard ...... 29e Floral Bath Soap, valu** 16c, 3 for. 39c Men’s and Boys’ 80-inch Cretonnes Woven from fine Botany yarns in weights for dresses and suits. —Main Floor Double width Cretonnes In nice rich colorings, suitable for side hangings Regular value $3.60. Regular value $4.95. Clothing and loose covers; values to 98c. Month- per yard...... ?...... $2.98 per yard ...... 8‘:e,w'" $3.98 Special End-of-the-Month end Skle Price, per yard...... 691 Regular value $3.95. Regular value $6.00. This Sale hIiouIiI bring every man amt every boy who Cretonnes per yard ...... $3.19 per yard ...... needs a new Summer Suit to Hudson’s Bay Store to­ This Includes some beautiful Cretonnes Ba,ePr,“ $4.98 Values in Groceries and in a good assortment of colorings; Provisions morrow and Saturday. Hundreds of Suita, up-to-the- values to 49c. Month-end Sale, per minute-m style and made from the most dependable fab­ yard ...... 35c Pure Wool Dress Fabrics Finest Quality Now Zealand Creamery rics. No matter" what cloth you may fancy you will moit Butter, per lb...... 44C Broken Assortment! at Substantial Savings 3 lbs. for...... $1.30 likely find it here, and at a very substantial saving. Purs Wool Velour* Black Crepe Reeiida Hudson's Bay Company's Beal of Quality 26 Men’s Tweed Suits Clearing at 911.96 Broken Assortments in Gloves 75 yards only, in shade* of fuchsia, henna, 15 yard* only. 42 inches wide; regular value Creamery Butter, per lb...... 4IC Dark grey and brown Tweed Suits In smart three-buttoe and Hosiery and wine. 54 inche* wide; Value $3.95. $4 50. Month End Sale PrU Month End Sale price, per $1.98 $2.98 3 lbo. for ...... $1.30 ,-models, all expertly tailored and well lined; sizes 36 to •ilk Gloves, yard ...... »...... No. 1 Quality Alberta Creamery Butter, 42. AH new stock. Month-end X 05 "Kayeer*’ make Silk Gloves with two Broadcloths, Gabardines and Tricotlnss 64- inch Castings dome fasteners, in black, white, mode, In plain and striped effect*. l>er lb...... *...... 34c In shades of brown, copen, row and taupe; End Sale Price, per yard $1.98 brown and mastic ; not all sixes In any­ value $1.98; 85 yards only, 54 Inches wide 3 lbo. for ...... B8^ Men’s $25.00 and $30.00 Suits for $19.96 one color but all sizes in the lot; value Month End Sale Price, per Homespuns Pure Bulk Lard, per lb...... 17c Some of them have two pairs of trousers. Fine tweeds yard ...... $2.98 54 Inche* wide, in mixed color combination*. $1.2$. Month-end Sale Price, pair. 89* 3 lb*, for...... 50c in grey, brown and fancy mixture*; perfect fit guaran­ Plaid Ceatinge Values to $3.50. Month End Sale teed; values $25.00 to $30.00. Month-end Long Chemeisette Gloves 56 Inches wide Month End Sale Bt) i|k Price, per yard ...... $1.69 Choice Smoked Picnic Mama, per lb.. 14C Sale 12-button length, in shades of grey and Price, per yard ...... Homespun Butting Choice Smoked Cottage Redo, per lb.. 16C $19.95 brown only; sizes 6 to 7H- Month-end Black and White Black Checks 15 yard* only 54 Inche* wide, In Sweet Pickled Picnie Memo, per lb. 13 Vgt Men’s High Grade Suits, Values to $46.00 Sale Price, per pair ...... T9C 54 Inches wide; 65 yard* only. Month 691 ■hade only. Month End Hale Price, $T7k) End Sale Price, per yard nPi.«rO Sweet Pickled Cottage Relic, per lb.. 15c for $29.96 *** Long Chemeisette Gloves Choice Mild Canadian Cheese, per lb. 34f The finest of all wool tweeds and worsteds, . including With strap Wrist. In colors of grey, many light shades specially seasonable Just now. Smart brown and mode ; sizes 6 to 7%. Month- Hudson's Bay Company's Special Break- two and three-button modèle; all sites; &OQ Qff End Sale Price, per pair ...... fl.lB Seasonable Wash Fabrics fact Tea, per lb. . .t...... 55c values to $45.00. Month-end Sale ...... Woman's Silk Lisle Hose At Lower Then Usual Prices 3 lbs. for ...... $1.60 With wide hemmed tops and feet well Hudson's Bay Company's Freshly Roasted reinforced. In nigger, navy, white and Novelty Ratines and French Crepes Swiss Organdie Pure Coffee, per lb...... 35c ISO yard* only. In plaid, snowflake and 20*» yard* only. In shade* of copen, paon, black ; sixes $H to 10. Month-end Sale utrlped effects; 31 inche* wide. Month (ItL, navy, henna, rose, maise, sand, tan, gold, 3 lbo. for ...... %...... $1.00 Boys’ Two-bloomer and Two- Price, per pair ...... B5C lEnd Sale Price, per yard *rOv jade and black; 44 Inche* wide; value $1.09. Finest Quality B.C. Granulated Sugar, Women's Ribbed Lisle Hose Month End Sale Price, per ‘ML. 201b. paper sack ...... $1.70 Men’s $35.00 Scotch Tweed knicker Suits for $8.95 Plaid Etamine yard ...... -. With wide hemmed tops. > reinforced 100 yard* only. 32 inche* wide, in smart Five Roeee Royal Household and Purity Coat, for $24.95 A new shipment of navy blue twill tweeds feet, in lark, white and black; sizes St* check effect*, sun proof colors. Month 49c English Galateae Flour, 98-lb. sack ...... $3.53 to 10. Month-end Sale Price, pair, 8SC - End Sale Price, per yard ...... in neat stripe*, for women's and children's 49-lb. sack ...... $1.78 The materials from which these Coats In smart belter models with two pair of Sturdy Oxford Shirtings wf*c 27.^ Inches wide. Month End ‘ML, are made come from the famous Scotch Woman's Fibre Silk Heee .Sale PMeej per yard ...... 24-lb. sack ...... 93c bloomers ; also Norfolk», grey Donegal 10» yard* only, suitable for blouses and Woolen Mills, Lees, of Galashiels. The * y With elastic garter tops, also with Is ce shirts Month End Sale Price, per •><$*• Whïtè Lingerie Rlpplette Fig Bar Biscuits, freshly made. Special tweed effects, with two pairs of straight tailoring is perfect and the fitting quali­ fronts, in pearl, nigger, sand and yard ...... 75 yards only, 2 nineties wide. Month 0(|„ at 3 lb* ...... 35C knickers; all sises to fit boys from • heather mixture; sixes 8 Mi to 10 High Grade English Prints End Hale Price, per yard...... Owl Post Toastie Corn Flakes, 2 packets. 31c ties leave nothing to be desired. Popu­ Month-end Sale Price, per pair. 8»c 32 Inche* wide. In light, medium and dark White Gabardines Quaker Brand Canned Yellow Peaches in lar Raglan style In a choice assortment to 16 years, with extra bloomers or — Main Floor coloring* Month End Sale Price, per *XLe 38 Inches wide Month End Hale Heavy Syrup, No. 2 tin...... 24C of patterns; sixes 34 to 48. tfOi Qff knickers. Month-end yard ...... ***- Price, per yard 69c 3 tin* for...... 7©C Month-end Sale ...... tDdMteVU Sale $8.95 Klondyke Laundry Soap, large bar. 33< A Month-end Bargain in Boys’ Khaki and Blue Stripe Knitting Wools Our BssUunuit Open Coveralls for $1.60 CorticelH Four-ply Fingering, speclallv From 9 s.m. to 6 p.m. suitable for knitting suits and sweat­ Strong, serviceable Play Suits, cut full ers. Comes in heather mixtures, light Iin*kf.. Luncheon, and so as to fit easy; sise» for boys from nnd dark grey, beige, maroon and Afternoon . Teas served at (Edmpmttt 2 to 7 year». Month-end brown. Regular $2.60. ^1 Off popular prices. $1.00 ...... Month-end Sale, per pound —Mezzanine Floor INCORPORATED 2nd MAY, 1(70 —Main Floor VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 o^tetes and Tyndareus. the Leda and the other new ship are of a much New Shipping Iat*r type, and have special accom­ WILL DOCK HERE TO-MORROW MORNING FROM AUSTRALASIA modation not only for a large num­ ber of steerage, but also first-class Agency Formed P^fisjmgers. Seattle, May 29.—Col. E. J. N. Nash, FLEET WILL BE former general agent on the Pacific Coast for the Royal Mall Steam Packet Northland at Company, announced yesterday the OF C.P.R. ALASKA formation by him of the North Pacific Steamship Agencies Limited and Inc., San Francisco With for the purpose . of engaging in the general shipping business on this Coast. Offices will he maintained in Vancouver, Blue Funnel Line Will Operate Explosive Cargo B.C., Seattle. Portland and Han Fran­ cisco. Col, Nash has been named presi­ dent of thé company. Princess Alice Will Leave Six Liners on Transpacific «an Francisco. Mây 29. — The steamer Northland, which arrived After a spectacular career on the June 6 and Princess Louise Run here from Seattle yesterday, brought Mexican coast, where she - was seised by more than enough explosives to Mow British cruisers, the motorshlp Apollo, June 13 Reference was again made up the entire Sun Francisco water­ formerly the German freighter Ordgon, is to become n refrigerator ship plying I The Canadian Pacific Princess The Right yesterday, on the arrival of front. This portion of her cargo is between Seattle and Nome, Alaska. The I being discharged at an Isolated an­ vessel Is being equipped with refriger­ Marv left on her last run north­ the Blue Funnel liner Tvn chorage, She also brought lumber ator spare and .will carry reindeer meat from Nome to this port bound in the Alaska service last dareus, of the plaeing of two and general cargo. Breakfast uight. On her return from new Blue Funnel liners on the The motor-ship Dinteldyk of the For Busy Men Alaska she will he withdrawn transpacific run between Seattle, Holland-American line arrived here from Portland, more than thirty Southern Pacific from tile service, and replaced Victoria and Oriental ports. California Grape­ days behind the schedule. As by the Princess Alice and Prin- The Leda, one of the company'* the Dinteldyk wan leaving Portland Issue New Folder fruit starts days right ship» built last year, la to be placed she was In a collision In which her cess Ixnilse, thus inaugurating the for clear-brained, vig­ on thla run, while another new liner stern frame was cracked, and she Summer Alaska tourist schedule. of a similar type will also operate In had to go Into drydock for repairs. gon are lavishly displayed by picture The Princess Alice, at present Is orous men. Serve it the same serv ice. and descriptive reading In “Oregon Out­ *t Y'arrows undergoing cleaning, often for breakfast. No date has yet been set for the New bids for renewing a lower sec­ doors." a new folder Just issued by the painting and minor repairs before Its beneficial salts entry Into the service, but It is ex­ tion of the stern frame and for voy­ Southern Pacific Railway. being placed In the Alaska service. age repairs to the shipping board In reading this folder one is quickly Kh*' will make her first sailing from and acids aid digestion. pected that the vessels will be oper­ transported to shimmering ocean ating on this run some time this steamer Pawlet were opened here beaches, shady and Inviting mountain Victoria for Alaska points on Jun* It is an abundant source Summer. This will augment the pre­ yesterday. The original bids all were tralhKand charming trout streams. 6. leaving Vancouver the following sent fleet of trans-Paclfle liners to rejected because they were consid­ This booklet contains a lot of very day. Up till now the Alice has been of fresh vitamines. six. there are four operating at pre­ ered too high. T/» Mare Island navy useful and necessary Information con­ operating on local runs. And best of all it is e sent. yards did not bid on the work the cerning the outing resorts in Oregon, R.M.S. NIAGARA The Princess Louise will be laid delicious fruit that every­ together with hotel rates and other data oolorL , Wl miles per quart than any other 1 arrow* Limited did the wi»rk on the tile Banfieltl lifeboat out ou Grapefruit oil I have used. The oil is prac­ vessel. The Barber Hteamshlp Cotn- Overboard; Replaced on Date h.m. ft.lh. m. ft Ih. m. ft Ih. m. ft tically free from carbon, and their marine railway. „venterdav ___ i Pany'a freighter Satsuma, which was 7 .. 2 18 8 0U1.41 for her annual overhaul and re ΰ«T! h,tr<‘ ln “ d.aabled condition, 1 .. 2 57 7 9U2 23 California Fnih Growers tic hen g» the carbon found by its use is Outbound Ship » 2.14 7 1 18 07 23 12 7 7 pairs. ( a plain l*. Brady and w—*• —■—- * • 10 .. 2 10 7.6 3 30 I 13 62 21 18 7 6 Los Angaks, California soft and fluffy and easily re­ Work reported at the Victoria 11 .. . 14.38 21 04 7 6 moved. .maitqr" Engineer It. Mertlew brought Machinery Depot includes repairs 12 .. . 16 26 22 11 7.1 and overhaul of thé Canadian pros­ In an abortive attempt to re. 1* . 16 14 Till 7.1 (Nam# on Request) the vessel down from the station pector, which is due here to-morrow, train freedom. M. Fukuoka, a 14 . . 6 14 6 Ï 11 06 » 17 06 4.1 21 66 7.1 She will return in al>out a week's 15 .. 6 48 4 2 12 80 I 17 61 4.1 „ . and the Canadian Government tender Japanese deportee on the Nippon 16 .. 0 24 1 2 time after completing repair* and Este van, which is being laid up for 7 25i 8 2(12 42 6 4 1160 6.1 overhaul. , Yusen Kaisha liner lyo Mari', 17 .. 0 64 1.5 8 04 2 2 14 51 6 8 19 4» 5 7 PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION hw annual overhaul. 18 .. 1.23 8 7 8 46 1 3115 51 ‘ 20 26 61 COMPANY The « nglnes are being taken out The Canadian Prospector Is In­ jumped overboard aa the ship 19 .. 1 62 8 9 9 30I 0 6117 08 21 18 6.6 and a new engine bed Installed. A bound from the orient, and will be 20 . 2 22 9.0 10 16t 0 2|l8.29 7 6 21 11 7 1 Automobile end Passenger Ferries j complete new- ignition system will was going astern at the Outer 21 .. 261 8 8 11.03I 0 2 20 08 7 7 21.12 7.4 “City of Angeles- end "Puget” docked for cleaning, painting and re­ 22 8.18 8.5 11.51 0 521 14 also be put in while the tanks, which pair work. The Enlevait will )«• Dock, last night at the commence- total seventy-five In all. will also be 21 .. 1 21 7 5 3 49I 8.1 '12 40 22 ©2 Ü between taken around to the V.M.D. for re- ment of her return voyagç to the 24 .. 1 48 7.1 3 56I 7 5,13 31 1 7 22 33 8.1 j overhauled. 26 . 14 23 There is conntderable other work pairs. Work Is progressing favorably " * 21 50 81 on the quarantine steamer Madge. The man was ween to leap over the 26 .. . IS 14 21 02 8.1 Sidney and Anacortes j to be done on the Assistance and it ■hip* rail by the pilot boat. 27 .. 7 12 6 2 10 17 I 16 04 2121 12 | I" expected that the Job will take a 21 7 05 4 4 12 24 i 16 64 6 1 21.47 6.1 Leave 9 30 a.m.. 2 0# p.m. and 6 90 week to finish. When completed the He wa* put back on board the lyo 29 .. 7 30 1 7 15 35 > 17 46 61 m , calling at Roche Harbor and Maru and taken on to Japan. f 30 6 16 6 1 7.56 » 16 30 18 34 6.4 rcaa on 9 8# a.m and 6 SO p m. life-saving boat will be able to make trips. Tickets and aetoroobile seven and a half knot* an-hour. Her Latest Shipping Fukuoka stated he wanted to re­ 11 .. 0 88 8 4 8 23 4 17.21 19 26 6 7 &reservations engine* are of the Eastern Standard turn to Seattle and had Jumjved over­ Why type and specially adapted for heavy board with the Intention of *wimmlng E. E. BLACKWOOD. Agent built life-saving vessels. Positions hy Radio anhore and returning to Seattle on 111 Government Street. Victoria The Assistance was called out but one of the C.P.R, boat*. That the UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Phone 7196 once this year. That was when tile ESTEVAN POINT. 8 pm —CUBA, man had been ne*e to losing hi* Ilf» ef B.C. Limited Tat Jana went on the rocks. She stood San Francisco for Portland. 204 miles was substantiated by the fact that Regular sailings from Vancouver *o up well in the heavy weather the south of C olumbla Rivér. he was ln an exhausted condition on' ail East Ccast and Mainland Points. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. Honolulu being rescued, and had almost been Logging Camps and Llmndes as far < nglneer reported, while her shore ror San i-ranclsco. 611 miles west of as Prince Rupert and Anyos. Motorists So work" showed her capabilities. San Francisco. sucked under by the undertow For detailed Information apply Other work being done at the Arm­ TEXAS MARI', Mum ran for Van- caused by the ship's movement. OEO. McOBEQOH, Agent strong ways Is the overhauling of the weet'er' n<1ro- 262 miles from Sun Pedro. liner. It attaches to pistons, cylinders and valve-heads. lyo Maru. Kobe; Queen, Southeastern / ITY OF VANCOUVER. Osaka for Alhfka. ^*c*‘,rlA. 1.347 miles from Cape Flat- Choice Being gritty it acts as an abrasive. i Sitka. May 2*.—Sailed: Admiral Rog­ ers. southbound. TRANSX'AAL. Japan for Seattle, 180 LATEST MOVEMENTS Seward. May 28.—Balled: Yukon, miles from Seattle sailings It lodges under valve-heads and prevents proper southbound. BRITISH MONARCH, Vancouver for OF C.G.M.M. SHIPS Everett, May 28 —Arrived : Doyle* - Yokohama. 960 miles from Victoria. Accommodation town. Seattle Sailed: Silverado. Ban seating. So power is lost. -4 Pedro. MS. ItOLLAR. San Francisco for Canadian Importer, May IT. Kobe. 1.233 miles fmm Kan Francisco. rived Halifax. TO EUROPE San Francisco, May 28—Arrived CANADIAN FARMER. Ocean Falla Me*e neserws»!**» w#w It clings to spark plugs and causes missing by short- Steel Scientist, Astoria; Johanna Smith. for Astoria, 105 mile* from Astoria. <* ,n nil ,f, Seigneur. May 26. arrived FROM MONTREAL Coos Bay; Admiral Peary. Port Angeles ST AN WOOD, Everett for Kan Fran­ V anrouver. Cherbourg - Nuuhani „ua Astwrrw Available circuiting the spark. Sailed: Herman. Nome; Maul. Lurilne. cisco. 522 miles from San Francisco. Canadian Skirmisher. May 14 10 11 July • ...... Mellt Honolulu: F, H. Loop. Seattle; Juvigny, BROOKDALK. Kan Francisco for p m . left Vancouver for U K. 21 July 21 ...... ltlnnedo. On Certain Steamers to the- Ceos Ray; Walter A Luckenbach. Phila­ To Liverpool delphia. Bellingham, seventy-four miles from Canadian Transporter. May 24, g It pre-ignites the gas by becoming incandescent * A Bellingham a^n.. arrived Vancouver. Jane IS July 11 ...... Tacoma; May 28 —Arrived: Dorothy CADDOPKAK. Port Angeles for San June ?• July II ...... Montrlere frequent cause of “knocking.” Alexander. Seattle; Hart wood, San Francisco, 440 miles fmm Port Angeles. Canadian Farmer. May 27, left Francisco; Californian, New York: Fukkl Ocean Falls. July *4 Montcalm And it must be removed at least every 5,000 miles— Maru. Yokohama Sailed President Canadian Highlander, May 15 ar­ To Weltaol-tilaeeew Old Grant, Hartwood. Hallfrled, Seattle; SOUNDINGS rived Cardiff June 19 July IT ...... Msrhurn lulls Luckenbach. New York: Dorothy July 14 ...... Metnsa me Canadian Planter, July 31 ...... which means a motor “lay-up.” This kind of residue Alexander, Forest King, San Francisco With over 200 tone of cargo July 4 Msrloch Portland, May 28.—Arrived Warwick. left Loutaburg. KNOW 4M BHEC is what you know as “carbon.” Los Angeles: Georgina Rolph. San anti passengers, the Admiral liner Canadian Scottish. May 16. 1 am “ Bel foot -tiloeqow Country Francisco Sailed: Admiral Schley. Emma Alexander is expected to left Vancouver for Auckland. June 11 Au* 7 ...... Mont laurier Pennsylvania; R. J. Hanna, San Fran­ dock here about 10 o'clock to­ Canadian Traveler, May 27, left To Chert**-: r* • *•-« I hemiHoe. Ham be r* Steamer, train and hotel cisco; Grlffdu, Coos Bay; Edward Luvk- night. The Dorothy Alexander Adelaide for Kembla. June 1« July 16 . . Rmpress of France rnharh. Puget Sound. will leave to-morrow at 9 o'clottk. July 8 July 8* Empress of Scotland reservations arranged. Another Kind '* Yokohama. May 27—Arrived: Blyu Canadian Winner. May 1». 7.20 To Liverpool Maru. Portland : Kureha Maru. Seattle Rome forty passengers, mostly p.m., arrived Vancouver. June 27 July 2S ...... Mont royal Hongkong. May 28:—Sailed: Sheaf- excursionist*, will embark at Canadian Rover. May 22. 12.15 left Baggage Checked Throu|h. But the residue from Aristo Motor Oil is soft and fluffy, and. for mead, Seattle. May 27.—Sailed Yoko­ ■ •«la Victoria. Astoria. July S Montleurler that reason, is largely blown out with the exhaust. hama Maru. Seattle; President McKin­ Canadian Observer, May 27 11.20 Fassporta Secured. ley, Tacoma. - The Emma Maersk, whioh hat p.m., left Ocean FXlle. Furthermore, it accumulates slowly—about one-fourth as fast as TRANSPACIFIC MAILS .been loading half a million feet, Canadian Freighter, May 22. left flinty “carbon.” June, 1924 of lumber here for South Africa, Glasgow. Chins and Japan will clear from here to-night. Canadian Britisher, May 21 11 City Ticket It almost never fouls spark plugs. President Grant—Mails close June 1, King Brothers, who are handling p.m., left Vancouver for Pictou. 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama June IS. the vessel, report that she haa a Canadian Hover, May 26. arrived And because it is not an abrasive, it cannot scratch or score your Shanghai June 18. Hongkong June 22 capacity cargo. There were San Pedro. Office Empress of Asia—Malls close June 5. til Qovt. St. Rhone 1242 cylinders. ^ 4 p.m ; due at Yokohama June Id, 4.600 ton* of cargo aboard the Shanghai June 20. Hongkong June 21. freighter when she came here to Arabia Maru—Mails close June 9. 4 load. There’s po missing and no “knocking” due to “carbon” inter- ,- j p.m ; due at Yokohama June 24. SUNRISE JtND SUNSET ference. You have a smoother, stronger power and complete I*revident Madison—Malls close June The Norwegian freighter 1 11. 4 p.m : due at Yokohama June 25. liermion. which has lieen load­ Time of sunrise and sunset (Pacific j Shangl June SO, Hongkong July 4 standard time) at Victoria. B C. for protection of every moving part. , ; of Canada Mails close June ing 1,500,000 feet of lumber from the month of May. 1124. ' 19. due at Yokohama June 30, local mills, ha* moved to Van­ ______SunHse______Sunset Drain your crank case and fill with Aristo. Use it unmixed with • Shanghai July 4. Hongkong July 7. couver, where she will complete tMy______Hour Min. Hour Min. President McKinley - Mall* close June her luthl>er cargo for the Atalntlc any other oil and enjoy extra months of use without “carbon” * 25. 4 p.m.: due at Yokohama Julv 7. seaboard. Shanghai July 12. Hongkong July 16 trouble. Learn what users of Aristo know. J Empress or Russia—Mails close July 3. 4 p.m : due at Yokohama July if. EXCURSION These are the reasons why motorists voluntarily write us facts ', Shanghai July 1*. Hongkong July 21. Australis and New Zealand The WEATHER like those printed above. You may have the same great satisfac- Niagara - Mall* close June 4. 4 p.m ; direct. Due Auckland June 23. Due Dally Mulletis Fur tion from your motor oil if you too use Aristo. Sydney June 28. by the Tie ter le M Venture (Australia only)- Malls close FARES astern For sale at all first-class garages and service stations. » June 7, 4-p.m ; via San Francisco Due Sydney July 1 Maunganul—Malls close June 16. 4 Victoria, May 29.—6 a.m.—The barn- pm.: via San Francisco. Due Welling­ meter remains high over this Province ton July 7. Due Sydney July 12.' and tine, warmer weather is becoming Makura—Mails close July 2. 4 p.m.: general Frosts are reported in Sas­ On Sale May 22 to September 18 direct. Due Auckland July 21. Due katchewan and Manitoba Sydney July 26. Union Oil Company Victoria Barometer, 30.36; tempera­ ...4- Return Limit October 31,1924 ' of Canada,IM r v ture. maximum yesterday. 60, minimum, 47; wind. 10 miles NE. weather, clear. Vancouver - Barometer. SO 38; temper­ ature. maximum yesterday. 68; mini­ Holiday Suggestions— mum, 44; wind, calm; weather, clear. T 59 THE INSIDE PASSAGE TO PRINCE RUPER1 Kamloops—Barometer. 30 28; temper­ 27 ...... 4 21 • 00 JASPER NATIONAL PARK ature, maximum yesterday, 72; mini­ i? ... 4 20 • mum, 42: wind, calm; weather clear ... 4 19 1 » THE GREAT LAKES ;'I Barkervllle—Barometer. 30.36* temper­ 80 ...... 4 11 • 01 ature. maximum ynterday 50; mini­ 11 ...... 4 17 f VI MOUNT ROBSON PARK ÆRISTO mum. 32, wind, calm; rain. 02; weather. NIAGARA FALLS Estevan—Barometer, 30,34; tempera­ ture. maximum yesterday. 66; minimum. yesterday, 66 minimum. 36; rain tr.ee Avoid Motor Oils 48; wind, 6 miles N.W.f weather, cloudy. Temperature For tare., reservation, or further Infor­ containing paraffin or asphalt Tatoosh—Barometer. 30.34 tempera­ Max. Min mation call, write or telephone. ture. maximum yesterday, 58; minimum. Victoria 60 47 CITY TICKET OFFICE* or any other noti-lubriceting 46; wind. 4 miles S.W.; weather, clear. X anrouver 44 Motor Oil •ubetance. Aristo Motor OH Portland. Ore —Barometer, 30 30; tem­ Ur litre Rupert ...... 66 Telephone 1242 111 Government St. perature. maximum yesterday, 68. mini­ l'cnttrtnn ...... 70 is reined by the most ad- mum. 48; wind. 4 miles N. ; weather. Grand Forks ...... sensed processes designed to Nelson ...... eliminate everything In the Seattle- -Barometer. 30 38; l^jfempera­ 66 THE BOUTE of SERVICE and COMTORT ture, maximum yesterday. 64:T*hlmum. . 51 47 Sam Tom was fined 125 for being GORDON CJ drunk an DR. CLEM DAVIES . Inmates with a delightful prog nun m - ON EASY TERMS PREACHES ON SUNDAY of music. At the close delicious re­ freshment* were served. Manager 10 a m.—Sunday School McIntosh expressing the apprecia­ The "Craig’’ Piano, more than any other Instrument, tion of the inmates to the visitors. ELMONT combine» the two qualities which piano purchasers are Te-morrow at 4 p.m.. is the d*ing looking for. These are dependable construction and “The Provincial Election” time and date for the filing of ap­ musical excellence at à price that is strictly fair and peal books In caaea listed for hearing reasonable. Satisfactory quality and good value have Who Will Govern You? Whom Will You Choose’ at the next sitting of the B. C. Court The Women et Province and the Election of Appeal. The Victoria .-cessions of made the "Craig" Canada's most popular piano. Which Party Will Be Returned to Power.’ the court re-open on June 4. with 7.10 p HI. Mr. Justice M. A. Macdonald tak­ .1 h»oi ■ Open 7. Chôme « hoir ing the place of tne late Mr. Justice Eberts. 44 X The Greatest Love Story” A reef fire at 1)01 Stanley Avenue gave fire engines a run at 7.43 pin. FIETCHÉL BROS yesterday. The damage was slight VICTORIA. »«| UMUW ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE The general committee which had charge of the Pioneer Reunion herj “Religion That Cheers" will meet at p o’clock this evening at the Provincial Library to com­ 1110 Douglas Street plete all buainees in connection with L the celebration and to consider plan for a future programme. This outline map of the section of Vancouver IaLnd contiguous to Victoria la presented to Illustrate the OBITUARY much discussed plan of taking off Mime subscribers from the city exchange, resident In the Cedar Hill and Cad- ♦A public meeting will be held this evening in Metropolitan Church boro Bay districts, and transferring them to the Gordon Head exchange. Thla new exchange Is to be opened j The remains of the late John Wll- next week, with a large number of additional subscribers. “A LITTLE MORE...... ” I Ham Connell were laid at rest In the schoolroom at 8 o’clock. The meet­ It 1» Just that extra little that makes the difference and explain» why I family plot In lioaa Bay Cemetery ing is culled for the purpose of get­ ting into working order the organi­ we never lose business where quality la a factor. yesterday afternoon following serv­ taken yesterday to view two In­ ices at the B.C Funeral Chapel at S sation recently formed In an effort TRY. YOU WILL BE CONVINCED. to defeat the sale of beer by the glas, st ruHors of a private school attended ISTARB o’clock. Rev. A. K. MvMinn con­ by the youth, who have been held Phore Two-Nine-Oh-Eight (Huoh Allen» 1(MI1 f1 a Ca ducted the service at which there at the plebiscite on June 21. An ad­ VICTORIA' FEED COMPANY LIMITED IbJl UOVCrDlllBDt Ol. dress on the phases of the Act w.li ROTARY WELCOMES since the slaying, but could not Iden­ NSTRUCTIOH was/» very large attendance of be given by H. W. Davey. tify either of them . IÇOMPANYg friends, apd the caaket and hearae Hearing on the petitions for a writ I were corned with floral tribut*. Mrs. W. Randall wi»h* to «stand of haveus corpus to free the instruct- j The hymne sung were "Abide With her grateful thanka to her nominee. ors was continued until to-day by j Me." and "Jesus, Lover of My Soul." Mrs. P. J. Sinnott. and the many agreement of counsel. Attorneys for ] The following gentlemen acted aa friend* wht» attended the Victoria Eleventh Hour Effort to Avoid the instructors declared they were The Best That Science pallbearers: Messrs, Edward dough. Liberal* Conservative Nomination Australian and New Zealand willing to agree to anything In order 1 H. Jackeon. J. Baron. H. Masters, J. Convention on Tuesday last to give Closing Victoria West Delegates to Toronto Arrive to have a hearing on the case, a* I Can Offer In High Frequency R. Boydell and Ernest dough. her their support and hopes that all they a*serteeni as the Provincial eandldate Cara leave daily at 8 SO a.m. and Were Preud ef Fleet—At the meet - ce [>lced by residents of the dU- tional, which began with the forma­ Nomination to Close at One HaU. Thos. Plimley. Kathleen M„ In Nanaimo. In the person of William 1.80 p m. from 90s Government St. for ing of the Native Daughters of B.C.. tr th In the council chamber tion of the Winnipeg Cl^g>. after Watt, E. T. McCvmb. Albert K. Perrins. Hon. William Sloan an 1 COBBLE HILL. DUNCAN Poet No. 3. on Thursday evening a ar ;he «'hamher of Commerce several yeara of organisatldfMfe the o’clock on Friday Humphries, Ada B. E. Todd, W. 8. Mayor Busby are already in the COWICHAN LAKE, hearty vote of thanka waa passed to pr meeting. United States. The recognition of Nortngton, J. C. Bridgman, J. H. field, as well ae W. A. Pritchard. NANAIMO AND WAY POINT» Winnipeg by American Rotarians •The official nomination for X’lc- Socialist. PUTS $4.10 BICK IN Mr». Brentaen and Ml* llace Terry Gillespie, T. J. H. Balner, T. N. ALBERNI AND WAY POINT» f«»r their work In connection with the made the club International torla will take place at the Sheriff’s COURTENAY AND WAY POINT* said Mr. Hcurrah. The original club office. Court House, to-morrow »h>- H lb hen. H. 8. T.hain, A. R. M. A message from Premier Oliver, Native Sons and Daughters’ float In Knights-Baynor, <\ K. Brown, W. D. the Victoria Day parade, also who waa started In Chicago, in 1906. and t ween noon and 1 o’cl x k. when Re­ Indicate* that the campaign In the Comfortable Closed Motor Cara since that time it has now grown turning Officer XV. P. Marchant will Brown. E. 8. Woodward. M. 8. Inglis, Kootenay has been very- satisfactory. assisted. Mr». I» H. Hardie and Mm. Gregorv 11. Galtskell and Archibald Spark* were admitted to member­ JMA. PUNS until It 1» now to be found in eight attend to receive nomination forms. Plan* are In hand to give the Premier ship. A series of silver tesu» will be different countries of the world. Returning officer Norman W. A. Watt. a wonderful reception when he Minister of Labor Returns held In the near future at the home* Htewart William» conducted a Whittaker will *}t at Royal Oak reaches Vancouver at the end. of this of members. The annual meeting short catechism, to the vast amuse­ Municipal HaU to receive the week to deliver an address. Money Withdrawn Shortly will be held on June 10 at the K. ot’ ment and edification of the mcmbeçg, nomination» for Saanich riding. IE Wilfred Gibson spoke on Rotary’s The returning officer for Esqui­ P. Hall. As Xas expected A. E. Munn re­ Good Fir Wood Before Failure beginnings in Victoria, laying credit mau, H. Hearns, will receive paper* ceived the Liberal nomination for Plan Active Campaign For at the feet of 1-Yank Higgins, first at Esquimau Municipal Hall fur that LUlooet Tuesday at a nominating RM per Cord Load Toronto. May I».—Hon. James REPRESENTS VICTORIA president here, for first giving the riding. convention In Vancouver. Three are LEMON, OONNAtON CO. LIMITED Murdork. Minister of l-ebor. hee re­ New Members: Trophies club ita Impetus towards the success Additional nominations received by In the field In that division. phone 77 2314 Government St. turned the H.oeo hr withdrew from It ha» since attained. Mr Marchant for the clt!y election POLITICS AT SEATTLE AUTO CAMP the Home Hank ehertly before it on Display Ira Dll worth rendered pianoforte George Caseidy la the Provincial aoloe which were greatly appreciated. failed, minus the terenty-flve per Harold Palmer, u( the Victoria and PROVINCIAL PARTY candidate In New WestminsterminstvrX’ljy. cent dividend which was paid to ue- Island IhibUclty Bureau and Cham­ The James Bay Athletic Associa­ ALEXANDER GORDON. The Provincial nominating conven­ poeltore late laet year, aceordtne to ber of Commerce staff, left to-day tion, the oldest sporting club In Vic­ 1314 «Melbourne Ht revt. Victoria tion In South Vancouver went as was Cran brook Liberals have again liquidators of the defunct bank. fur Seattle where he will represent toria. le conducting the largest cam­ £***• u’acher* Proposed S by <’harlee expected. In the choice of James nominated John Taylor, who opposed Thl. peaces Mr. Murdock In the po- Victoria at the auto camp. XVell paign to swell It* membership that Hick, seconded by Harry 8. Thaln. Nlckson as candidate. Ills selection N. A. W«Unger at >he by-election Jeeves & Lamb altlon of a depositor who bed more armed with literature of Victoria ha* ever been attempted in the Assenting to the nomination — was made last evening. when Hon.Ion. J. IL/Klng resignedresit to than J4.000 on deposit when the and Island. Mr: Palmer will supply kietory of the organisation. This, Ro»a Semifie, Archibald A. Watt I enter F<'ederal mdltica. Transfer Co. bank failed. tourlata with Information with the one of Victoria’* leading athletic M. Ualtskell. A. R. M. Knights-Bay- Premier Oliver will tq>eak at Charges regardlns the propriety object of inducing them to spend |iart bodies, hag won distinction for Itself nor. I). 8. Tait. R. B. Plnnett. Henry Agassiz this evening and at Mission EASTERN CAPITALISTS Tit Pandora Ave.. Victoria, B.C. of Mr. Murdock*, conduct In with­ of their vacations on the Island. Mr. and for the city In many encounters Howard, J. C. River». Andrew to-morrow. FURNITURE, PIANO AND drawing the money before Ihe bank Palmer who will be away during the either on the water or the sports Wright. 8. R. Newton. Sydney Ash­ SEEKING CONTROL OF BAGGAGE MOVING dosed Ite doors, are twins heard be- Summer months will also give talks field. Its members are ranked Chicago, May 2t.— Investigation of the death of Robert Franks, thirteen- down, Gerald Croee, Percy Fletcher 1 The last ot the Conservative nom WINNIPEG RAILWAY •taring. Peeking and Shipping fore the House committee on privi­ on Victoria and Island at meetings, amongst the leading athletic lights Frederic A. Willis, E. tirefftt P j* linating conventions is being held at Furniture Our Specialty leges and elections at Ottawa. when the opportunity offers. He old of the city at the present time. year-old eon of a Chicago million­ aire, whose -body was found In a Hlnnott. M. 8. Inglis, E. s’ Eat- ! Any ox to-day for Atlin riding. The Phene 18*7—F. W. Jeeves, phene Charge, against Mr. Murdock were effective work along the same llne.o There is now a display of over Un. W D. Brown, Lieut -Col John * kilwrals completed their nominations XVlnnipeg, May 29.—Eastern In­ laet Summer. fifty trophies of various descriptions railroad culvert a week ago at the M»4L—R. O. Lamb, phene. 28S1L. made In the Honed by E Oue Por­ F. P. Langdon. L. P. Macrae Greg- i 0,1 Tuesday. There arc yet some ITo- terest*. It la reported here,*are *«ek- !<. not confuse ua with Jeevee Bros., in one of the I>avld Hpehcer Limited same time ae a 8.0.009 ransom de­ ing to gain control of the Winnipeg V07 Gorge Road, as we have no con- ter. ______window» on View Street. Thla dis­ mand was delivered to hie parents, ory H. Galtskell, A. R. M. Knights- vlnclal onca to be reported. Electric Railway Company. The an­ i action with them In any way or play ha» been attracting a great assumed a new angle to-day when Todd,Baynor, G. K.8 8.Elliot XX'oodwurd ’ and Aa **u Hon. John Hart------on his return to nual meeting of the company la they with ua. EVENTST0 COME Will Try to Solve amount of attention of late. Among police began rounding up narcotic WOODWARD, EUGENE SIDNEY I the c,ty al th* a«*ek-end has agreed scheduled for Tuesday next, but In the cupe and award* Is a group drug addict» for questioning. 1325 Carlin St^t/ VRtorla 'to for M B. Jackson K.« .. on view of the attempt to secure proxies There will be a home-ctxoklng picture of prise winners of the Evidence that narcotic drug users, Bowker Creek Flood tary, proposed by Arthur Lee *vc **atur<,ay 1,1 Matthew * HaU. Sidney, by interests referred to, may be table at' David Spencer's Saturday athletic ranks of the organization In at the behest of a well-informed onded by Clem Davies. ’ ^ j ->,r Jackson will speak at James Isl- postponed. morning under the euaplee* of the 1894, four years after the J.B.A.A principal, slew the boy, has been In Assentlng to the nomination— 9n «’hrininnh u" v )ye^’0VV I centra ting on a Mnrrngv of indltlcal PRODUCERS ROCK Captain Daniel Sullivan, better campaign and many stockholders An 1 pect to find some u»er of narcotic have received letters from Mr. Nes­ It la announced by the commit­ known aa "Dan." asaisted by H. 8. drugs who was sufficiently well Todd!' 'r-rlTown; « Th... Isei ------—«— «-<»«— 'hr...... -ex...... thr., ,di.day.«y publié works committee of the City Johnson, coaches every day from $ inain, . premier Oliver will address a meet- bitt asking them to send him their 86RAVEL CO., Ltd. tee in charge that no dance will be Cooneil to-morrow afternoon to acquainted with the movement* of ‘H Arrhlba,l,t A* ing at whlrh all Uh. ral candidat.-, proxies to be voted at the meeting. held at the Keating Hall on Friday o’clock onwards the various members the Franks family to have contrived reach aomc settlement with the who wish to take up rowing in one rn“r. All, 5 Smi.hTs JLS- ""he rlt>- rldin,, It la *ald that If the plan matures evening. The finit Sutnmer dance owners of land along the line of a kidnapping plot and engaged some­ ' U; smith. U. 8. Elliot. ! atteIUI on hla r.lurn from hi. inter- the active direction of the company will be held on Friday, June 13. form or another. The ciub’e activi­ A. E. Mallett. Thomas Mercer. Dorls.1 «„- tour Bowker Creek, looking to the ex­ ties range all the way from canoeing, one else to carry out the plan. Kltto. Jaa. Talbot, L. P. Macra!? '°r will pa*s Into the hands of eastern Sand and Gravel change of land there for other loca- rowing, sculling# rugby and basketball ’’The killing was an accident." the capitalists, and that the annual meet­ A lecture on "Episodes In British state’s attorney said, "and everything Gregory H, , Oaitakell. A. R. M. Mrs. Garland Foster, former Nel­ ing of the company will in future be for all purposes, graded and washed History." ehowtn* nackelf ord was 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 A emment's timber revenues In the new revision.. ' Completion of the Transprovln- OUVER OUTLINES CLEAR-CUT clal Highway as rapidly as provin­ DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED cial finances will permit and de­ •«ere Heurs: • s.m. to • p.m.s Wednesday, 1 a-m.; Saturday, • p.m. velopment of tributary roads so as to make the highway available for the CONSTRUCTIVE POLICY; RATE use of the whole Province. ~-Tr- RATES BIG ISSUE Of all these plans the Premier, of course, considers the freight and non IS SUPREME ISSUE NOW express rateTtghts by long odds the most important. Lower transporta­ tion costs, Jie has. declared emphat­ ically, are the paramount needa of Premier, On Interior Tour, Pledges Himself To Con­ Western Canada to-day and tn^Jfet tinue Campaign For Justice In Transportation them he Is ready to fight, as he^Bya. to the last ditch. If he cannot secure Special Month-end Values in Every Costs Until Battle Is Won; Plans Relief For Justice in any other way, in fact he is prepared to rally the whole of Farmers. Real Effort To Relieve P. G. E. Load, and Western Canada and make a politic­ al Issue of the transportation ques­ Just Revision of Timber Royalties tion, a far-reaching and startling | threat, but that the Premier means | w hat he says, there can be no doubt. His present tour has pledged him By Times Staff Correspondent definitely to make the transportation Department Friday and Saturday fight the supreme effort of Ms ad­ Penticton, B.C., May 29 — Clear-cut and constructive are the ministration. policies upon which the Oliver Government is appealing to the The ITemier’s freight plans have been heard with eagerness and en­ Men’s Shirts electors of British Columbia. As outlined by Premier Oliver in thusiasm everywhere In the Interior Men’s Tweed Suits the course of his speaking tour through the interior, the Govern­ for upon the cost of transportation SPECIAL MONTH-END ment's programme includes these outstanding and definite projects* the Interior «farmer is dependent to great extent for his prosperity. VALUES Continuance of the freight and express rate fights until the The present cost of shipping pro- i A Month-end $20-00 ducts to market is one of the chief I Men'» Khaki Twill Work West receives full justice. reasons for hard times In the agri­ Efforts to dispose of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway to the cultural industry. The Premier's Shirt», made with collar amt Special for Canadian Pacifie Railway or the Canadian National Railways as fight holds out hope to the people I pocket. They will withstand of the Interior, while the opposition | Tweed Suits of most excellent grade materials; made in part of the development of the rich Peace River district. parties are offering little more than • hard wear. ‘ All each Relief to the farmers of the court- ‘ — criticism and abuse...... 91.65 the newest models ; one-button double breasted sports or try through a more equitable system timber Industry from the unbent able royalties which would go Into HAS REAL HOPE conservative styles. No matter what your age you mat of land assessment. Mr. Oliver sees real hope of relief Men'» Heavy Orey Chambray Work Shirt», male with effect next year under the present select from these suits a becoming style. Every suit is Revision of the present timber royalty schedule; and protection of from the burden of the Pacifie collar and pocket. All sizes, each ...... 81.35 royalty system eo as to protect the the people's Interests and the Gov- Great Eastern Railway in the lnte5* superbly tailored and well trimmed, and will ke«-p their provincial conference which will be made of fine cambrics, fast color held this Summer to discuss the de­ Men's Negligee Shirts, original shapeliness after months of wear. The pattern- velopment of the Ivace River dis­ woven stripes of Mack, blue or mauve. Each... .$1.75 trict. The Provincial Government, he ings are attractive, the shades including greys, browns, says. Is prepared to go to any rea­ English Negligee Shirts of fine eambrica, in fast woven herringbones, Lovat* and fancy tweeds. On sale Friday sonable limit in offering British Col­ umbia’s ill-fated railway to one of stripes. They have soft neckband, baud cuffs, close! and Saturday at ...... $20,00 the two transcontinental systems as —Mum Floor part of a scheme for the exploitation skirts amt patterned in mauve or black stripes. Sizes Id of the Peace River country's enor­ to 16 only. Regular $2.75, on sale for...... $2.25 MacFarlaneDrugCo. mous natural wealth. The ITemier already has won an —Men's Furnishings, Main Floor Mens English Tweed Pants, Regular Important point by persuading the Federal Government to hold up Its Formerly Known as plans for building a railway into the $6-00 Values for $3-65 Victoria Owl Drug Co., Ltd. Pence River country until it has ![n‘ Dressy Caps for Men and Young Men Phone vest '.gated thoroughly British Col­ This is a big Month-end Special and will be welcomed. umbia's proposal that the llné^ bs We have a wonderful selection of new style Caps, well Cor. Douglas and Johnson Sta. built westward through British Col­ Each pair is made from first class English tweed, stylish N umbia Instead of eastward through made and dressy; made from the best English cloths, with in shape and in popular colorings, snrh as gtfty, fawn, Alberta. It is the Premier's proposal KODAK Seven days a week we offer you that the westward line he linked up unbreakable peaks, and stitched peaks, $1.75, $1.95, herringbones, ami brown. They have belt loops and cuff SERVICE expert and courteous drug store with the P. G. E. at Prince George. $2.50 and ...... $2.75 bottoms. A real bargain at ...... $3.65 50 This would give the railway com­ service by qualified druggists —Main Floor *' ....Men's *Furn4s!ilngs, Main Floor STORE pany operating the Peace River TRY OUR DRUG STORE FIRST rallwav, whether It were the C. P. R- or the C. N. R-, a direct grain routs to the Coast. Men's Boater FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS ONLY CHANCE OF RELIEF Light-Weight Khaki Shirts and Outfits For “This plan is the first that has ever offered a ray of hope in the Straws, $1.50 general gloom surrounding the P. O. Youths and Boys DRUG SUNDRIES TOILETRIES E.." Mr. Oliver said in one of his Excellent Grade Englieh-made Underwear recent speeches In the Boundary Boys’ Stout Khaki Drill Shirts, made with collar and but­ .30 Mlnard'a Liniment ... .22 .50 Hind's Honey and Al­ country. "I cannot see any other pos­ Sennet Straws, well finished and mond Cream...... 30 .50 Dodd's Pills ...... 37 sibility of reducing the crushing perfect fl Itéra. They have wide toned down pocket ; boys’ sixes. Each ...... $1.35 .60 .20 Camphor Ice ...... 14 burden of that railway's fixed char­ for Men Youtha’ size, each ...... $1.50 1.00 Beef, Iron and Wine.. black banda. All sixes Big .25 Lieterlne Tooth Paste. .10 ges and operating costs for years to .25 Cascareta ...... 1» come. I sincerely believe that there value, each ...... $1.50 Men*» “Hatchway" No-button Athletio Boy»’ Khaki Drill Shirts, with free neck and buttoned .25 Graham’» K. A L. l’ilia .17 .25 Thymollne Tooth Pow­ Is a real chance of success In this Combinations, of white naincheck. All der ...... 1» —Main Floor down pocket. Boys’ sizes...... »...... $1.50 .25 Bteedman'e Powders .. .21 scheme and the Government 1* pre­ .25 Egyptian Talcum .... .18 pared to go to almost any length to alsea, a suit ...... $1.60 Youths’ sizes ...... $1.65 .60 Owl Healing Ointment .33 1.00 Fiver's Face Powders. .70 achieve It." Men's '‘Hatchway" No-button White .60 bot. Aspirin Tablets. 50a .33 .50 Benzo Almond Cream. .33 The Premier has made it clear in Boys’ Stout Khaki Drill Shirtwaist», made with collar and all his speeches that he and his Boys' tweed ■albriggan Combination», abort sleeves .36 Freesone ...... 27 .65 Tooth Brushes, Englleh buttoned down pocket, or with open, free neck; all sizes. made, silvered wire­ Government refuse absolutely to and knee length. All else», a suit $1.76 .98 Each ...... $1.25 1.26 Eno's Fruit Balt ...... drawn, sterilised ...... 40 accept the "responsibility f<»r the P. . .76 Imperial Fruit Saline.. .64 G. E. fiasco. "That railway," he said Bloomers, Men's “Hatchway" No-button White Pants to match each khaki shirt or shirtwaist. .60 Jjanderlne ...... 48 in a recent address, "Is not my .46 Citrate Magnesia ...... 34 1.00 Sage and Sulphur Hair Baibriggan Combination», abort sleeves baby! It was built by the Conserv- and ankle length. All else», a au it $2.00 Boy»' White Twill Cotton Outing Shirt», with free necki .26 Mentholatupi ...... 1» Cream ...... 70 atlx-e Government, which you have .60 8ta Ftxd, for the hair. .38 Special $1.95 and one pocket. All sizes. Each...... $1.50 .18 to thank for the present railway bill Watson*» Fine Light-weight Cream Elastic Rib Shirta .26 Carbolic Salve...... 60 Liquid Tar Shampoo.. .37 of about S2.500.000 a year. I opposed Drawers, soft In texture; short sleeves and knee length. A | Boys’ Woven Cotton Bathing Suit, with skirt attached. .20 Peroxide Hydrogen ... .14 that rallwav from the start, but It Bloomer», in sjzes 26 to 36, ment ...... $1 All sizes ...... 75# .60 HorUck'e Malted Milk. 39 Is only fair to say this—that when , made from all-wool tweeds the McBride - Bowser Government .25 Eagle Brand Milk .... .21 EXTRA SPECIAL Watson's Natural Baibriggan Shirta and Drawers, rlth abort Boy»’ Zimmerknit Brand White Athletic Jerseys, without proposed to undertake this d least r and well finished. They have sleeves. All aizes. Each ...... 1.00 Pure Olive Oil...... 79 ous enterprise it carried .everything eieevee and knee length. A garment ...... $1.16 50# .25 bar Vinolia Castile belt loops and governor fas­ With long aleevea and ankle length. A garment .... $1.25 .36 Blaud'a Iron Pilla. 100s .1» Soap, 3 for...... 44 before It at the polls. The people Boys’ Elastic Belts, in club colora, English make. Special Limit 3 bars approved this scheme but the pres­ teners. On Sale for $1.95 .26 Thymol Trochee ...... 48 ent Government flatly refuses to ac* Combination» with abort sleev« i and ankle length. A suit $2.15 each ...... 50# 1.00 Marmola Tablets ...... 84 cept responsibility for the fiasco that —Main Floor —-Men's Furnishings, Main Floor —Men’s Furnishing., Main Floor .10 Lifebuoy Soap ...... 08 has foil. NX♦ th.- construction of this .10 Palmolive Soap, 4 for .28 REFUSES RESPONSIBILITY BATHING CAPS .35 Gibbs' Boraclc Cold Cream Soap...... 24 "1 would rather resign than accept Men’s Bathing Saits, All-wool Month-end Shoe Specials For Men S3 styles to choose from—fancy that responsibility. We accept res­ cape—plain cape—diving cape. ponsibility. however, for the work we have doflb since we came Into All new and excellent stock. JUNO S office and whether we have carried or Cotton Friday and Saturday Price to $4.00 ARCH out this work honestly or not was pretty clearly shown by the recent Men's All-wool “Flash" Bathing Suits, very elastic and Men's Brown Calf Boots, $4.95 Men’s Brown Leather Brogue Shoes, $4.95 BRACES P O: E. Inquiry, 1 think." fit the body perfectly; will not sag while in the water. Mr. Oliver has shaped a real pro­ There are double-eole Shoes, of Goodyear welt con­ OUR STORE IS NEAR Plain and fancy stripes; all sizes. A suit...... $4.00 180 Pairs of Brown Calf Goodyear Welted Drese Sizes 1 to 10 gramme of substantial assistance Boole, four different laata, Balmoral or Bluchtfk struction, made on a smart, square toe last; very WHEN YOU USE for the farmers of the Province. He dependable. All alsea. A pair ...... v.$4.$6 all-wool and perfect- pattern». All alxea. Exceptional values ...$4.96 YOUR PHONE takes the stand that when the Gov­ Pride of the West Bathing Suits, Relieve tired aching feet and ernment is in a position to reduce fitting; shown in black and colors, or breast stripes. All correct falling archee taxes at all. the producer must have Men’s Crepe Rubber Tennis Shoes, $226 size...... $3.75 first consideration Meanwhile he Men’s Boots, $6.00 and $flL00 Values In white canvas. Oxford style, light weight, cool and Mail Orders Carefully Packed and Shipped Same Day As Received proposes to relieve the farmer s bur­ will not allp. Will give wonderful wear. On Bale, den by a revision of the present land All-wool Bathing Suits, well made and shown in plain for $3.95 a pair ...... $2.26 assessmenS system. . colora or breast stripes. All sizes...... $3.50 "Frankly 1 am not satisfied with Englieh-made Box Calf Boo*», leather lined, Boys’ Brown Canvae Running Shoe», alsea 1 to 1. the present system of assessing farm Men’s Woven Cotton Bsthing Suits, navy and cardinal alsea 6 to 8, and fine brown leather, recede toe. A pair ...... $1.20 with elngle welted aolee. On sale at ...$3.$5 lands, " he told the fruit growers of or navy and orange. All sizes; a suit...... $1.00 Size» 11 to 13. A pair ...... $1.06 the Okanagan country. "I do not be­ —Men’» Shoes, Main Floor lieve that some of our assessors ful —Men'» Furnlshlhge. Main Floor ly understand the proper way of ■ i assessing lands. I have arranged to call these officials together to dis cuss the introduction of. more equtt Boys' Straight Knee JÎHéfàcl able methods of assessment." A Sale of Linoleum Remnants Sweaters The Premier Incidentally has de­ nied hatly the charge of the Oppo­ sition that the cut in farm taxes or­ Pants Month-end Clean-up Priday dered at the last session of the Leg­ Scotch Printed Linoleum, ends up to 8 islature was simply a political man­ Special Velue, e Psir, $1.60 During the month we have had a record for Men oeuvre and that the levy would) be selling of Linoleum, which haa left us square yard*. Clean-up price, per square restored to Its old level after tl^p yard...... 75# Str.ight Ktft. Pent., made of with a great accumulation of short ends Some Excellent el“Notn'wltb my consent will the tax corduroy, blue eerge er tweed. Printed Linoleum, regular 98c a square ONT allow cheap imitation» which muet go out at once at a great on farm lands be Increased again, They are well lined, have belt yard, ends up to 8 square yards. Clean­ of Cowan's Maple Buds to be he declared emphatically. D loope and are tailored In a first- sacrifice. Values TIMBER ROYALTIES up price, a square yard...... 65# foisted upon you. The store­ claaa manner. The material la keeper pays less for imitation» than The Interests of the people and Inlaid Linoleum Remnants, including Oilcloth, regular 59c ; ends up to 8 square Light - weight Pull - over the revenues of the ITovince will be moat excellent and will aland the ends up to 6 square yards. To clean yards. On Sale, a square yard ..45# for genuine Maple Buds. closely guarded In legislation fram­ usual wear gnd tear to which Sweaters, l*ride of the West, ed to alter the present timber roy­ out at, a square yard...... $1.35 — Linoleum, Second Floor alty system, the Premier has stated they will be eubjected. remark­ all-wool garments made When you ask for Maple Bud» Timber royalties, he intimated, will ably well. Sixes 22 to 36. On without collar. Shades a: go up next year, but to Increase Bale, a pair ...... $1.60 and receive substitute» you get an them to the figure provided by the tan, fawn and heather green. present schedule, he added, would —Boya* Clothing, Main Floor inferior article at a price that en­ cripple the timber Industry. All sizes...... $3.75 title» you to the very best. "We Intend to find a Justice bal Garden ance," he sajd "and sehle the ques Pull-over Sweaters, Pride of ♦ Ion on a basis of strict equity so Men's English Odd GET THE BEST! that the Interests of the Industry Boys' English the West brand, all-wool, nnd the Interests of the people will Hose without collar or sleeves. be fully protected." Coats on Sale for “Blazer" Coats, Shades are emerald with Remember that on each Maple at Special Bud is the name “COWAN”. RIVER DRIVER $6.95 Each orange breaat stripes, or tan $3.95 with green breaat stripes. Look for itl REPORTED MISSING Odd Costa made from wool Prices All aizes, each -,... .$2.50 These Coati are made ii Nelson. B. C.. May L. Kelly tweeds, neat golfer models 50 Feet of 3-ply Rubber Carden Hose, guar­ Pull-over Sports Sweaters, Hand tht dtahr bock hit •*bstitutn. employed river driving for J. B. Wln- dark shades, trimmed with suitable for sports or outing. anteed for twelve months; complete with law at Wynndel In the Creaton area, They are neatly-made, well couplings and nozzle. A great bargain $5.95 with shawl collar and disappeared Wednesday of luft week fancy braid. Make rest out- tailored garments in light, will not kink, anil heavy knit. Shown with when he failed to get Into Creaton ing Coats, and will wear Cord Rubber Carden Hoee, from working on the Kootenay flats, medium and dark shades. All guaranteed. Sold by the foot Friday and Sat­ breaat stripes in plain colors. now submerged. Five other men with well. Sizes 26 to 34. Special sizes. Big value at . .$6.95 urday at, per foot...... 15# Each ...... $5.25 —Main Floor him made a raft to cross, (he water value ...... $3.95 Also 50 feet, with couplings, complete $7.50 Without collar...... $4.96 with, but Kelly was iiccuutom’-il to —Hardware. Lower Main Floor —Sweaters. Main Floor keep to the land route, using a log —Main Floor . when there was water to cross. It i was the last day of the drive, and ! Kelly’s failure to show up -at any of i hia possible destinations was not i.hMkNl un for some dwv- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29,1924 11

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For Friday and Saturday, the Last Days of May, Every Department is Striving vJ for Big Business by Giving Extra Special Values A New Shipment of Tricolette WOMEN'S AND MISSES' HWl Silk and Wool chiefs, Month-end Over-Mouses Cardigans Special Values Women's Leee-trimmed Hand- Selling for S6J95 $2.98 and $3.98 Wash Frocks kerehiefs, with fine quality Swiss Iswn centre, beautiful designs In Venice and filet lace. Month-end The woman who wears one of Special, each ...... 26* thwe pretty Silk and Wool Cardigans may rest assured she In this recent shipment of Tricolette Over­ Hand-embroidered Swiss Lawn possesses the latest vogue of the blouses are remarkable values. They are made Hsndkerehiefa, In a wide assort­ season. They are made with plain $3^9 to $15^5 ment of plain colors, with corners baek and aleevea and fancy fronts, of drop stitch or fancy weave material, designed snd pleasing designs; rose, bis­ hsve patch pockets and five button With Peter Pan collars, or round neck with cuit, lemon, orange, peach, orchid, fasteners. Shades are tomato and Chimb ray and Gingham Dresses shown in dainty colorings, embroidered In contrasting colors fancy trimmings; have short sleeves and finished white, jade and white, peacock and trimmed at neck and sleeves with pique and organdie. They French blue, grey snd apple white, black and white, fawn and with band at bottom. Shades are sand, navy, have cash girdles and pockets and the ahadea are pink, blue, green. Each ...... 26* white, hbneydew and white. Sizes green, Copenhagen, helio, Saxe and grey. (JJQ "| Q Swiee Lawn Handkerchiefs In all 36 to 44. Unusual worth at $6.95 black, grey, henna and taupe, and Saxe. Sizes Sizes 16 to 42. On sale, each ...... «pO. JL«7 the popular shades, with con­ i —Sweaters, First Floor 36 to 44. On sale for, $2.98 nnd...... $3.98 trasting welt border and em­ —Blouses, First Floor frock*» designed from fine grade ginghams, chambray, linen broidered cornera; rose, biscuit, and crepe. They have neatly collared necks and turnback cuffs aky. Saxe, orchid, corn, tobacco of linen and organdie. These are ahowa in an extensive color brown. Special, each ...... 16* Corsets and Brassieres range. Sizes 16 to 42. $5 95 “ —Main Floor Month-end Shoe Specials For Each At Special Week-end Prices Frocks you require for the Summer, to wear indoors or out. Handbags Women "Sever-slip" Brassieres, made extra long, with insets of They are made of voile, crepe or organdie, attractively Women's White Cenvee Ox­ Wemen’e Tennis Shoes, white elaatie in waist line. They are of pink novelty cloth, trimmed with fancy collars, cuffs and pockets; waists belted or at Special Prices fords end Strep Pumps, with canvas Oxford» with non-»llp hooked down back. Si**8 34 to 44. Each ...... $1.00 sashed. Dainty bolorw. Sixes 16 to low or Cuban heels. A pair rubber best Regular $1.78 for ...... 91.60 Brassieres of white novelty cloth with elastic at waistline, 42. Each $7.50 ,,.$8.95 Leather Handbags In envelope ...... 92.95 boned through diaphragm, hooked back, tape shoulder style, lined throughout, fitted Strap Pumps of fine white Women's Walking Oxferde of Every woman who secures a frock from this group will look forward with pleasure to with email mirror, ’they are straps. Sizes 34 to 43 ...... ,|...... $1.00 cloth, with covered heels In low fine quality with welted eolee the warm days to coine. The dresses are made from alluring Normandy flecked voiles, mounted on et rung frame» and or medium height. Plain or kid and military heels. In black kid. Regulation Brassieres of white Indian head, with hooked ratines, French crepes and other Hummer fabrics. They are shown in moat recent vogues, ehown In assorted leather». trimmed. A pair ...... 98.46 patent snd brown calf; brogue Black, brown and grey. Regu­ Oxfords In brown or black calf, front, reinforced under arm and trimmed with narrow colors being black and white, Saxe, navy, canary, tango. Copen, grey, green and brown. lar $1.6$, on sale for ...... 98* White Çsnvee Strap Pumps They are daintily trimmed with real lace pin tucks, ribbon, etc. Sizes 16 to 46. with low rubber heels. 91*86 with low heels and square toes. white edging. Sizes 36 to 46. Each ...... $1.00 A pair ...... 94.86 Remarkable values Leather Handbags In the new with elastic top. They Smart Patent Oxferde In D and A Sports Model Corseta, at...... colored emboeeed leather or medium round toe last, with Women's Patent Leather San­ $10.75 ,.$15.95 crocodile grain. These have are made of fancy pink broche, back lace, free hip, long —Mantles, First Floor light welted sole» and covered dals, with double stitched solid skirt and four hose supporters. Sizes 22 to 28. On sale fancy lining» and are fitted with Cuban Heel a AU sises and i leather soles, also In red or mirror and three compartment». widths at ...... 98*88 green calf. Big value at $4.80 for ...... $2.50 Regular $1.26 for ...... 92.96 —Corsets, First Floor Women’s Knit —Women's Shoes, First Floor Vanity Bag» with two tray com­ Underwear A Special Purchase of 23,000 Yards of partment, full else mirror and complete compact, worth $1.0$ ff' At Clearance Prices Friday separately. They are neatly lined Swiss Embroideries snd well finished; fawn, brown Womens Bathing 19 Only Turnbull’s W..I End Mv or black. Regular $1.26 on sale ten Combination*, in slipover Bsfulsr Values 16c to $1.00, Special, 6c to 60c a Yard for ...... 92.95 stirle, bias finish, knee snd ankle —Main Floor ll $& length, short or no sleeves; regu­ All Snow White Swiss Embroideries, No. 1 perfect Suits lar $1.76. On sale for ..92.48 goods. Just whet you require for headings, edgings 36 Only Turnbull's Vests, 76 per and corset covers. Orest choice^ of designs and Boys’ Cotton Wash at Special Prices cent, wool, wltft built up streps, styles. bias tspe top. short or no sleeves, 9,000 yards, regular 15c, on sale a yard...... 5< Saits, $1.50 and Heavy Wo rated Sl.ev.l... Style Suit», ihown slso opera tope; sises $6 to 40. In brown with camel strips blue with from, if Regular $2.60 value. On sale 3,000 yards, regular 35c, on aale a yard...... Ilf $1.75 black with oranr*. Bises S« to S4. for ...... 91*46 6,000 yards, regular 35c, on aale for a yard ...15# —Knit Underwear, First Floor Beys' Cetten Wash Suits In Each ...... 3.500 yards, regular 65c, on aale for...... 20# Oliver Twist style. Shades are Month-end Specials in Womens Bathing Suita of pur. wool with alMvr. or In sleeTeleae effects. 1.500 yard», regular $1.00, on sale a yard ... .50# navy, white, khaki and crash. <«hadea are navy and grren with combination atrlpea Slice IS. Girls’ Flannel —Laces, Main Floor They have sailor collar ^mmfd IS and 40. Special ...... *...... fB.BS and Children’s Hosiery with three rows of white braid All-weel Bathing Suit, In a wide ranee of colors. Including plain Women's Drepetiteh Silk Hoeo Beys* 4*end-1 Rib All-weel snd finished with black tie. For navy, green and royal, Lovat with pansy, levât with gold, royal with garter hem and reinforced Heather Heee, light and dark Pleated Skirts, the ages of S to 7 years. On sale with grey. Copen. and gold, black and white. Big value, a foot; black, brown, polo and brown and LovaL Sizes 8| to for 91.60 and ...... 91.75 suit ...... BS.BO white, filsea Sft to 10. Pair 69* 11. A pair ...... 98* $4.95 A Month-end Offering of —Children’s, First Floor —Whltewear, First Floor Women's Novelty Stripe Silk Girls’ Fine Lisle Thread Stock­ Flannel Pleated Skirts, at­ Heee, with seamless feet and ings, 1-and-l rib, with seam­ double spliced heels and toes; FASHIONABLE less feet and double spliced tached to white bodice and camel, black, beige, brown, polo; sises 8| to 10. A heels and toes: sizes 6 to 10; shown in shades of fawn and MILLINERY pair ...... 91.85 camel, brown, white and black. grey. Suitable for the ages Smart New Model Hole of fine straws, fancy PLAIN SHADE ENGUSH RATINES Priced according to size at hemp and tagel weaves; light weight and Fibre Silk Heee with mercer- 60* and ...... 76* of 12 to 15 years. Special I zed lisle tops, double heels, popular colors. Some are trimmed with 38-inch, On Sale for 59c a Yard soles and toes; black, brown, Children's Silk and Wool Seeks at ...... $4.95 rainbow coloring In silk and georgette, with with turndown tops; sizes 6 to —Children’s, First Floor or without long scarf end, picot edged ; a few camel, polo, new grey, beige and This is a special purchase of durable grade Cotton Ratines, now in great demand. white. A pair ...... 98* 10. Shades are sand, romper, have large flowers in paetel shades and white and jasper. A pair 98* Ombre Rlbbonelne trimmings, all colors and Three yards makes an inexpensive one-piece Summer dress. The shades are taupe, Women's Light Wsight Lisle black. On sale for ...... 97.60 roaise, helio, reseda, white, grey, tan, old rose, burnt orange, peach, Saxe, sky, Heee, made with wide garter All-weel Oelf Heee, medium hem and reinforced feet; sizes weight, three-quarter length, Special Sale of Milan Hemp Tagel and the New Indian Bead Hats, trimmed with cream, sand. 38 inches wide. On sale, a yard ...... 59# l| to 10. A pair...... 50* with seamless feet. Sizes 6| to flowers, ribbons, bows and embroidered georgette; black and —Wash Goods Main Floor 10. A pair, 75* and .,..98* colors. Special value, each ...... 96.96 Wemen’e Ribbed Tep Lisle Beys’ Heavy Gotten Heee, with Mah Jong Heee, with double thread soles; Fine Tagel and Hemp Strews, In eelf and two-tone effects, reinforced heeli and toes, bis/ ’ shades are dove, black, grebe, Meh Jong Sets, made from select • trimmed with ribbon or folded georgette banda Shade» black brown and white. A pair, 86* only. Sizes 6 to 11. On sale quality bamboo, with highly pol­ and white, white and black, crabapple and white, chick yellow and ...... 75* for 60* and ...... 60* ished bone facings. These tile» and white, orchid and white. Jade and almond green; white ribbon Children's Three-quarter are covered and painted by hand. crowna On aale for ...... 94.96 Lace Curtains Extra Special Month-end Children'» Fine Llele Seeks, Length Lisle Seeks, with turn with turndown tope of sky, tops and double toes and heels. 2 only, regular $36.00, on sale for Children's Hats for the ages of S to 1$ years, on sale at 96* On Bals at $1.80 a Pair each ...... 929.60 white, pongee, brown and black. Each with striped tops. A to ...... 93.60 Values in Beds, Mattresses, Rises 4 to 8, a pair...... 86* pair ...... 60* 2 only, regular $25.00, on nale for, jf/p —Millinery, First Floor Law Curtains, 21 yards long, Babies' All-weal Heee. 1-and-l leys’ Black Wide Ribbed Cot- each ...... 916*60 36 and 40 inches wide. rib, black, white, sky, pink, ten Hose, excellent wearing Springs, Cots and Couches $ only, regular $17.60, on sale for, Three excellent designs to brown and camel; sises 4, 4|. 5, grade. Sizes 7 to 11. On sale, a each ...... 916.00 S|. A pair, 45* and .... SO* pair ...... 69* Axminster and Wilton Rugs select from. Very service­ Simmene White Label Mat* A Simmene Bed, head 44 inches —Main Floor 4 only, regular $1* 60. on sale for t re sees, filled with clean new high, foot $4 Inches, complete each ...... able in quality and attrac­ with Simmon» link fabric 910.60 cotton and covered with high —Main Floor tive in pattern. On aale, a spring and famotie Simmon» Odd Rugs at Great Reductions grade art ticking with French sanitary mattress ...,918.75 pair ...... $1.50 roll. Special value... .^16.76 Hardware Specials Friday and One Axminster Rug, • ft x 12 ft.. In two-tone blue effect. It has —Drapery, Second Floor A Simmon» Wood Finish Bed, i Special Bargains a rich, deep pile and Is very handsome. Slightly damaged, but Simmene ••Relienee’* Pillow», with large round piller» of big value. On sale for ...... 949.76 filled with washed, sterilised seamless tubing, a genuine Saturday Two Axminster Ruga « ft. » x I ft., shown In two dlecontlnued and steam-dried feather». A Simmon» spiral cofl spring and in the China patterns. Regular $14.60 for. each ...... 928.60 pair ...... 84.00 fell mattress made of cleazw Speneer’s Improved[ Oil Mope, with metal screw catch for handle, Upholstering sanitary materials. A bargain, will not pull off. Special ...... 91-25 One Wilten "Rug, 4 ft. 6 x 7 ft. $, with tan and black coloring on Simmons Couch, “Leader” de­ complete for ...... 926.60 Department green ground. Regular $22.76 for ...... $16.00 sign, an attractive couch by Chip Clethee Baskets, just arrived. • —Carpeta Second Floor Tapestry day and comfortable bed at A Simmene Crib of sturdy one- Izarge else, special, each ...... 92.25 Plain White China Cups and night. Mattress covered with piece npund pillars, let-down Medium size, special, each ...... 91.90 Saueere, u smooth china. Spe­ 80 Ini. Wide, a Yard $1.96 cretonne or green. denim side sections with safety Small medium else, special ...... 91.75 cial, 8 for ...... 26* Closed 21x72, open 60x72. On catches, a Simmons link fabric Small size, special, each ...... 91.60 50-inch Cassia Casement Cloth, Tapestry, 60 Inches wide, woven ■ale for ...... 912-76 spring and fine Simmons felt Semi-pereslain 7-lnsh Plates, Chip Weed Basket* with wooden ends, light and convenient. One In exceedingly attractive designs.. mattreea. Complete for only 2 for ...... 26* Simmene •‘Benner’* Ceil Spring, ...... 912.76 else only, each ...... 91*76 On Sale, a Yard, 65c At the price quoted this le a made in heavy steel frame with Tin Palls, durable and light, wood grips. Three sizes, each, 66* Semi-poreelein Soup Plates, 2 grand opportunity to have your highest grade steel wire colla, UU\ Get far 66* and ...... 45* for ...... 25* Cassia Casement Cloth, 50 inches wide, a popular case­ furniture upholstered at a great with special “Banner” top lac­ gwscy ing. A raised end brace steadies folds flat. Get Is 74 In Tin Kettles, extra heavy and well made, quick boilers, standard Bene Handle Sheffield Steel ment and drapery fabric. Shades are rose, blue, green, saving. Regular $2.15, on sale for Knives snd Forks, a pair..26* spring. Fite any Simmons bed. else. Special ...... ;...... 46* brown, red and mulberry. Special, a yard...... 65# a yard ...... 91*86 I Tics...... 918.76 97.76 —Hardware, Lower Main Floor —Lower Main Floor —Drapery, Second Floor —Drapery, Second Floor DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED |: V

-BASEBALL. BOXING TIMES NEWS basketball. GOLF-

Champion Crabs Jack O’Brien Has Wethered Advances And Cassers Are Son of Millionaire Beverage King Giants Increase 22-year-old Pro. Of Both Fighters On Way to Retain New Pari Mutuel Will Go Oat After Turf Honors ad By Wim „ Product of Golf British Golf Title Shows Heels To . Cleveland, Ohio., May 2*__Oelf •a the meet eelfieh game in the Machine Patented A Double-header •t. Andrews, Scotland, May 29. werld, Ceaeh Hebert C. Zuppke, --Taking only forty-seven strokes Eastern Golfers Flashy Footwork and no •f the University of Illinois, de- fer the thirteen helee played, cler*d in an address at the re­ New Visible System Contains Defeated Brooklyn in Two Roger Wethered, British amateur Heavy Hitting Features union of the Alumni of Corn golf champion, advanced through Through Gales, Bunkers and Sshoel of Applied Science. “1 Features Which Will Make Games Yesterday; Reds the fourth round of the amateur Gibbon’s Training play It myaetf, but it is non-eem- championship here to-day, put­ Showers at Worcester Far­ petitive end develops the cham­ It Popular With All Split Double Header ting up one of the meet brilliant pion crabe end cueeere," Zuppke exhibitions of golf ever seen in rell Leads by Three on important British competition, in hie fight to retain the title. Georges Studies Tommy’s Unusual interest has been aroused NATIONAL LEAGUE Wethered defeated Clive Lose of among the racing fraternity over the Wllmetown 7 and 6. The Metropolitan Big Three Work in Film of Fight exhibition and official examination Cyril Tel lev, alee in magni­ With Dempsey1 Two Easy Wins of a new Canadian-manufactured New York, May 29.—The Giants ficent form disposed of Major C. Fail to Live up to Ex­ pari-mutuel machine, patented and defeated Brooklyn in both games of manufactured to comply with the C. Campbell 7 and 5. Canadian law by J. T. O’Brien of this a double header, 6 to 5 amfc 4 to 2. pectations of Gallery Were Recorded In citS”. Efforts are being made by the I lain fell steadily during the better Michigan City. Ind., May $*.—With controlling company, the Visible part of both games. Founder hit his » «Plrlted ten-round seealon with the Pari-Mutuel Machine and System ninth home run of the seaaan in thé Mechanics And Worcester, Mass., May 29. — glovea. the heavleat workout of hie Midweek Cricket Company, to have the machines ac­ Johnny Farrell, twenty-two-year- training campaign. Tom Qlbhone of cepted and used by the promoters of first game. Bently held Brooklyn old professional star of the Quaker' St. Paul wound up his boxing pro- British Columbia race meets this to two hits In eight innings in tl.e Ridge Club. Tuckahoe, N.Y., who ~SWihwte for hla ten-round boxing Tlllicums Beat Hudson’s season, and a definite announcement second game but weakened in the CP.R. To Gash has been knocking at the portals of contest with Georges Carpentier here to this extent is expected within a ninth. Rain checked a links’ fame for several years, showed next Saturday afternoon. week or ten days. Brooklyn Bay; University School rally. his heels yesterday to the pick of Gibbons will do no more boxing, but NO PARI-MUTUELS At Park To-night eastern stars in the eastern qualify­ will do light woqk to-morrow and Beat Cranleigh House First game— R. H. E. ing test for the national open golt Friday merely to keep hla muscles The Criminal Code provides in Brooklyn ...... l. 5 10 1 part “that for the purpose of record­ championship. loose and keep hie condition on raeor New York ...... 6 10 1 League Leadership Will be at edge. He finished in perfect com» ing the amounts deposited by the Batteries—Vance and Deberry ; THREE AHEAD bettors, a type of pari-mutuel ma­ tion. Gibbons faced five sparring K».y vlctorl,. were the order In Nehf. Jonnard and Snyder. Stake; Both Teams Confi­ At the competition of two day* partners, eàch for two round», dairy­ the midweek cricket games yester- chine be used which has been ap­ Second game— R. 11. E. struggle through gales, bunkers an! ing them along at a spirited pace and dav The Tlllicums with a score of proved by an officer appointed by 1 Brooklyn ...... 2 6 2 dent of Winning showers Farrell had a brillla* revealing» an unusual tot of speed and ***** *h* Hudson’s Bay eleven by the Minister of Agriculture, and that tNew.jy’ork ...... ;. 1 13 -9 thirty-six-hole score of 144. thre flashy footwork. He did not attempt IT*. The University eleven beat the operations of said machines be Batterie*—Grimes and strokes better than his nearest rlvri, Cranleigh Hbuse by thirty-one runs. under the supervision of an officer I Bentley. Ryan and Syndic. Freddie McLeod of Washington, >. v any heavy hitting, except when he Scores : faced Andre Anderson, a 230-pounder appointed, who shall ascertain that C.. who had set the pace for the flgd the machines are Stopped before each CUES HITTING HARD Whsn the C.P.R. and Automotive* and TilUe (Kid) Herman, a 150- Hudson's Bay Cs. elaah at the Royal Athletic Park this yesterday with a stroke advantage pounder. He opened up hla lK)xmg race and no further amounts are Chicago, May 28. —Chicago drove over the Quaker Ridge youngster. Booth, b Pend ray ...... deposited when the horses have Cooper and Lundgren from the mound evening in their regular senior with a flashy two rounds agiinst Lindner, b Pend ray ...... From the original field of 166 Sammy Mandell, the Rockford 130- passed the Judges’ stand on the way yesterday and defeated Pittsburg, 9 Amateur fixture the leadership of starters, forty-two gained the ©v- ▼errall. not out ...... to the post, and that the machines to 6. Aldridge pitched a steady game pounder. who meets Paul Frltsch, Shrlmpton. b Pendra y ...... the league will be at stake. At eted qualifying places and will egry are then locked.” No pari-mutuel after the first inning. the East’s colors In the final eeveity - French Junior lightweight In the Haines, b Pendray ...... machines are at present in use In Pittsburg ...... *i 9 1 present both these teams have yet to semi-windup. Harrison, b Ackroyd ...... Chicago ...... $1 14 0 !°*? * Fame and it la expected that two-hole championship coitest this Province, but the totalizator* Thursday and Friday of next week Gibbons went about his work good Sewell, b Pendray ...... have been approved by the Provin­ I Batteries—Cooper, Lundgren, Ydc a battle royal will be the result. naturedly with Mandell. smiling Redmond, c Smith b Ackroyd .... ,and Schmidt; Aldridge and O’FsrreU, V*f Fame will be called at 6.30 at the Oakland Hills Club, Birming­ cial Government. The new O’Brien ham, Mich. whenever the ‘ Rockford Flash * Parkes. b Acktoyd ...... pari-mutuel machine has been ex­ I Hartnett. o Clock sharp with "Aille" McGregor missed swinging left hooks. He at­ Hawkes. b Ackroyd ...... amined aqd endorsed by Government TRIPLE AND HOME RUN handling the Indicator. EIGHT TIED tempted mainly to sharpen his speed C. Ellis, b Pendray ...... officials, as well as certain racing «g1*. ®*P*<*®d that either Forbes Cards of 168 or better were neces­ against Mandell and his footwork and Byes ...... ' Boston. May 29.—Philadelphia hit ÎL^L00"1 be on the mound. Interests, and if adopted there will yesterday while Benton wa* gi> ir.g sary to break Into the qualifying head slipping punches were a reve­ Both these chuckers are in great circle, limited to the first forty-one lation to his admirers. be a radical change in the methods bases on balls and defeated Bo.s*<-n, rorm and are capable of hurling a followed at British Columbia tracks 4 to 1. Lee's triple in the sixth great brand of ball. “Doc” Balcom and last-place ties. Eight were tied PERFECTLY TRAINED this Bummer. scored two runs and Wilson** hotner at the highest figure, two of whom Gibbons looked like a perfectly Ackroyd ...... 8 4 21 was to have been used for this game FOOL-PROOF ACCURATE In the seventth scored Wrighintone but on account of an Injury to hie Jim Hendry of Manchester. N.H, trained athlete after the workout. He Ackroyd ...... 7.5 6 25 and Tohmas Fahio, Peeks!ill. N.Y, ventured the opinion that his condi­ The new machine is an actual armJt has been found impossible Tillieume r*, It. H. E. for him to twirl. Haley Jackson will taxi driver, were among tn. last o tion was as good as when he boxed affair 4 of steel and machinery, WALTER CANDLER DRIVING BOGALOUSA Philadelphia ...... I l 1 finish. They spoiled the linger!* P Pitt, b Harrison____ claimed to be “fool-proof* and as be at Bret. Falconer Campbell on the Jack Dempsey at Shelby. Mont., last Boston ...... 1 6 0 keystone bag. Harry Copse and Art qualifying hopes of a half dozen »r Fourth of July. The St. Paul bbxer’s F. Smith, b Verrait ...... accurate as an adding machine. In W«lt»r Candler, «on of Dixieland', beverage kin*, and a millionaire In hie own right, ha, turned to the harneu turf for new thrill,. Young Candler Batteries—Ring and Wilson; Ben­ Minnie will be at short and third so at 159, including such wel- Body gleamed with a healthful glow Wag.-ett. st Shrlmpton b Verra». fact, it appears to be a combination ton, McNamara and O’Neill. kpown perfomer* as Dan Willlana D. Fletcher, c Sewell b Lindner.. haa a «table of ,lxty racer,, many of which rank with the «tnr» of the «port. respectively. The outfield will be and perspiration dripped off hip of an adding machine and an en­ AMERICAN LEAGUE made up of the following players. of Westfield. N.J.; Tom Boyd of forehead and shoulders, indicating O. Heinekey. b Lindner ...... larged ticket register. When a pat­ One of hi, outstanding star» I, Hogalouaa. which he Intend» tu lend after Colin Campbell Bill Nachtrleb. Bob New York, and Alex. Smith of Go­ to his handlers that he had reached J. Biss, b Verra» ...... ron purchases a ticket he doée so at major honora In Grand Circuit events this Summer. Philadelphia. May 28.—Bouton and Philadelphia divided the firat double Whyte and Richdale. Bill More will to*. Conn., twice holder of the bien the peak satisfactorily. F. Ackroyd. b Verra»...... a booth where tickets only on his be on the receiving end of the championship. E. H. Pendray, b Shrlmpton .... chosen horse ard sold. At that booth blfl of the local season, the H-d Sox While Gibbons was engaging in his taking the second game. 1 to 0, after battery. The only other mild upsets In the last boxing. Carpentier stole out of N. Wilkinson, not out ...... he may buy tickets at any price ho Manager Beech stated this morning field were the failure of Mirty A. Johnson, b Shrlmpton chooses, that is tickets worth 92. 95 losing the first 2 to 1, Both games the city with Jack Curley, his Amer­ Hard Hitting Rocco were pitching duels. In the first, with that either Roecamp or Parti tt will O'Laughlin of Plainfield. N.J.. for­ ican representative, and others, for a J. Donaldson, b Shrlmpton ...... 910 or 920. As the purchase Is made Native Sons Won be on the mound for 4he mechanics. mer metropolitan and New Jei By is ...... it Is mechanically recorded in the two men out In the ninth inning end private exhibition of the motion pic­ May Have Chance a man on first, Welch hit a Itomer, The former is well-known to local open champion, and, George McL tures of the Gibbons-Dempsey films. total of dollars Invested, not In the winning the game for the home team. fans, while the latter, a newcomer In of New York, both of whom wereb Carpentier wanted to see for himself number of tickets sold, directly above Opening Game Of Flagstead hit a homer in the first eenlor ranks, has pitched ball around yond 160. how Gibbons boxed the heavyweight his head in what is called a visible With Jack Dempsey inning of the second game. a number of city lots. Three years Bunched in a tie for third placé at champion. The Frenchman declined Lindner ...... 6 2 49 1 recorder. One tap of the seller's First gams— R. H. E. ago he pitched great ball in the in­ 148 behind McLeod were W. H. rox, to comment on Gibbons's showing, Harrison ...... * i $e 2 finger on a key does the whole thing. Los Angeles. May 29.—Rocco Boston ...... IL 0 termediate league. He has plenty of Brooklyn public links' star; Leo j>le­ but was evidently pleased with what Verrai ...... 8 4 61 0 CALCULATIONS VISIBLE Stragmalie, former sparring part­ Commercial Loop Philadelphia ...... 2 2 2 stuff and a barrel of speed. The ge 1 of Washington, D.C, and 3ese Haine* ...... 10 0 67 0 Automotives will trot out the follow­ he saw. The French boxer did his At all times the patrons may glance ner of Jack Dempsey, world’s Batteries—Ehmke and Ptcinich; Guilford of Boston, former amdeur usual five miles of road work on the Shrlmpton ...... 3 3 il 0 champion heavyweight, who left Burns and Perkins. ing team: Featherstone will be at at the machines and see how much the Initial sack with Ed. Hall romp­ champion who was the only 019 of sandy beach of Lake Michigan this The University School played the champion’s camp last Sum­ Defeated Civil Service Nine Second game - R. II. E. a half dosen “Simon Pure” entrlq to Cranleigh House, the former winning money has been placed on a given mer after hitting harder than re­ ing around second; McCord will be in morning and loafed during the after­ horse. The registration is mechani­ Boston ...... «...... 1 ,1 0 qualify. noon. with 105 to 74. The scores: quired, was matched to moot the short position while the old re­ cal and In the open. The calcula­ 11-1; Cameron Pitched Philadelphia ...... 6 6 2 liable "Hap” Gandy will be pulling Cranleigh House Dempsey unofficially next Tues- Bait ter les -Quinn and O’Neill; DISAPPOINTING STRAIGHT RULES tions are not made behind closed dey. ______down the hot ones at third. The The metropolitan "big three,’ Joe Carpentier will do r.ti final boxing Kinch. lbw, b Gordon i ...... 28 doors and later posted, as at pre­ Well For Sons Meeker and Perkin*. outfield will be composed of the TIGERS BREAK EVEN Kirkwood, Walter Hagen and Gene to-morrow, according to programme. Coeterton. c Baring b Tracey ... 9 sent. Excepting that there Is a vis­ following players, O ml man. “Jock” Sarasen. attracted the chief gten- Emerson Dickerson of Grand Rapids, Milton, c Pate b Tracey ...... 0 ible “eatimate-uf-odds" board, upon Detroit. May 29.—Breaking even on Holman and Rust. tlon of the galleries that thrtnged selected as referee, will meet Car­ Spark*, c Lord 11 b Gordon I .... 19 which every few minutes the betters the first double header -it home this The C.P.R. club ran into another -Martin, b Tracey ...... g Commercial league lui sc bail got the Worcester club course but their pentier and Gibbons to-morrow tc are given a reading showing the Track and Field away to a flying start at Central season, Detroit yesterday von the pitcher yesterday when they signed showings were something of 1 die* explain the rules. Dickerson said Hewett. b Gordon I ...... 0 trend of the wagering. There may I ark last night when the Native Hon* first game from St. Louie, I to 1, and up Marty Blrkenehaw of the Col- appointment to those who hsd ex­ straight rules would prevail, and that Haggen. st Allan b Tracey ...... 0 be a dozen such readings before each of Canada and the Civil Service nine was shut out in the second, 7 to 0. llngwood team of South Vancouver. With this new addition their pitching pected them to outshine the field. the boxers must protect themselves Husband, c and b Tracey ...... 0 race, and the instant the horses pass 1 Meet Saturday On clashed in the opening game, which The first game was a pitchers' ouel Kirkwood was the steadiest of the until ordered to break. On the com­ Cull, o Pate b Tracey ...... 0 the Judges’ stand on the way to the ended in a 11-1 victory for the form­ between Collins and Schoeker. while staff will be considerably strength­ ened. trio and turned in 163 for ©Tenth mand to break they must step back a Wainman II, c Ham b Tracey ... 5 post the machines are locked elec­ er. C. J. McDowell, president of the In the second, the first «hut out of place, while Sarasen was t!4d for full pace and will not be permitted Wainman 1, not out ...... 0 trically from the Judges’ stand. Native Sons, and Harry Howard offl- the year for “Detroit, Davis held De­ to hit In the break-away. In the Extras ...... 5 The Willows Track troit to four hits. eighth at 153, and Hagen tied for The new system is claimed to show ct*jted In the opening ceremonies. fourteenth with 164. •vent of a knockdown, the boxer on the odds to within from thirty sec­ The Son*, last year’s champions. First game— it. If. E. AMERICAN JEAM BEATEN hla feet must retire to a neutral Total onds to a full minute of the final In the first three Innings drove Mc­ Detroit ...... ;...... 4 7 1 corner before a count will be started. O. B. R. W. Avg. calculation time. In other words, it Çlubmates Determined 10 lennan’s offerings to every corner St. Louie ...... S 9 0 Paris, May 29.—The American Olym­ Dickerson stated the rabbit and Baring ...... 7 56 12 any last-minute heavy wagers are of the lot. The servants* chucker Second game— U. If. E. pic Soccer football team to-day was Veterans and Sons kidney punches as well as the pivot ...... 12 96 39 made on any horse the public sees Raise Fund to Send Sprinter seemed to have nothing on the ball St. Louie ...... * 3 1 defeated 3 to 0 by the Uruguayan blow would’ lie barred. Gordon ...... 5 40 17 them made and recorded. This con­ but the cover. In the first inning the Detroit ...... 0 4 2 team, and thereby eliminated from Football Elevens If there are Indications of threat­ Lord » ...... 1 8 — stant visibility of everything that is to Olympic Trials Sons scored three runs, while they Batteries—Davis and Severed; further competition for the Olympic Holloway, Ludolph and Bassb-r. ening weather, the Gibbons-Carpen­ University School going on gets away from the bettors added five more in the second frame. title. tier bout will be put on as soon as Cameron In the box for the Son* A SLUGGING BATTLE Fought to a Draw Allen, lbw. b Coeterton ...... 0 holding off and then crowding the possible after 3 o’clock. But if the wickets. The bettor feels that it pitched an airtight brand of ball and Cleveland. May 29.—Joe Shaute weather Is fair thg match will not be Tyee 11. lbw. b Spark* ...... 14 Determined to raise enough money was given great support by his team­ In their fourth attempt to deklde Wallon, c Haggen b Sparks...... 6 matters not when he makes hie play shut out Chicago in the first game •tarted until possibly 4 p.m. and eo does not delay betting un­ to send Cecil Hay East for the Olym­ mates. This chucker retired twelve here yesterday. 6 to 0, but four Cleve­ How They Stand a winner for the Brown cup this Gordon 1. c Haggen b Sparks .... 11 pic trials, the VJ.A.A., with the co­ men by the strike out route. He al­ land pitchers were ineffective in the year the Sons of England and Vet­ Baring, c and b Coeterton ...... 3 duly. Reserve machines are held in readiness to take care of heavy operation of the Victoria branch of lowed his opponents three scattered second game and the White Sox x*on erans football teams battled to a Portland and James Pate, c Wainman U Martin ...... 32 the A.A.U. will go ahead with the hits during the seven inning*. 18 to 6. The Indians ma«fle *rd l, not out ...... J| 0 Calculation boards display to the a native son of Victoria, who has showers in favor of “Big Hearted" and Lyons were not scored on. Sewell New York ...... 22 14 .611 neither team was able to register. Graham t, b Costeron ...... 0 public the correct gross receipts on shown by Vile performances that he Jim Givens, who twirled a fine brand hit a homer for the Indian* In (he Chicago ...... 22 16 .579 Both teams tried hard to break into On Coast Title Plan Tracey, b Coeterton ...... ■...... 0 each race, the method of deducting stands every chance of winning hon­ of ball, but he was let down by the second game. Cincinnati ...... 19 18 .514 the scoring column, and the large Extras ...... g the tax and commissions. Straight, ors for -the city the opportunity remainder of the team In the field First game— It. H. E. Brooklyn ...... 17 17 .500 crowd was treated to a fine exhibi­ place and show calculation boards and three more runs managed to Portland and Victoria are each offered is considered one that should Chicago ...... 0 9 1 Boston ...... 15 16 .484 tion of soccer. Total . deliver the results of their calcula­ not escape. Several of the track and trickle across the rubber. Cleveland ...... 5 12 j St. Louis ...... 17 19 .472 Each side had their turn on the heartily In favor of the plan to TttW O. B. R. tions entirely completed in the space The Civil Service secured their the senior four-oared race for the field men made an early reply to the Batteries—Blankenship. McWveiiey Pittsburg ... . . 16 19 .457 attack, and play on the whole a-ae Spat Us 6 48 44 of one minute from the sending of appeal for entries last night, and lone run In the fifth Inning when Colley and Crouse; Shaute and Philadelphia l...... 11 20 .356 very even with the Vets showing the championelp of the Pacific Coast on Coeterton 6.3 43 21 the result from the Judges' stand by Pasamore poled out a three-bagger Vancouver waters Immediately fol­ more have announced their Intention Walters. AMERICAN LEAGUE best team work, and a little more Walton 3 24 IT telephone message to the calculators. this morning of taking part. Several and came home on McLennan'* sacri­ Second game— Tt. H. E. speed in their passes. The Vets lowing the annual N.P.A.A.O. re­ Haggen .. Mr. O’Brien believes that the' new fice fly. Won Ix>st Pet. gatta t 16 11 subscriptions have also been made to Chicago ...... 11 if ft showed the way in the first half, but Martin ... 3 24 g machine will be popular with the the list. For the Sons ITArcy, Bate*, and Cleveland ...... 3. 11 6 New York ...... 20 12 .625 faulty shooting and over anxiety to This is the world received by R. I». public, the horsemen and the asso­ Hilton were the heavy sluggers, each Batteries—Leverett. Robertson, Boston ...... 20 12 .626 The sports will start at 2.30 Sat­ being credited with two safeties out score spoiled a number of fine Woodward, trustee of The Province ciations. Theÿ will correct a great Lyons and Crouse; Covtdeskle, Detroit ...... 19 17 .528 chances. Cup, who recently communicated urday. and the events will be as fol­ of four times at bat. many false impressions of present lows; Metever. Morton, Clark and Sowell, St. IgOUis ...... 17 16 .515 In the second half the Sons were With Secretary Cox of the N.P.A.A.O. "Cy” Milne umpired and the teams Walters. Washington ...... 15 18 .465 Headlock Too Much systems and obviate the possibility 100 yds,—Boys 14 and under. were as follows; the aggressors, and their team work to lay before them the request of the of fraud. The machines allow the Chicago ...... 14 18 437 100 yds —Girls 14 and under. Sons of Canada—McLaren. Bates, SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER was considerably better than during South Pacific Association of Amateur public to make its own odds, because 100 yds. handicap—Seniors. Cleveland ...... 14 18 .437 the first stanza. The Vets claimed Oarsmen. Secretary Cox communi­ For Salt Lake Man Hilton. Thomas, Gandy. Mon teak l, Washington, May 28.—New York Philadelphia ...... 12 20 .375 they can keep their eyes on the play. Cycle race. two laps-»Boys D’Arcy, Cameron and McDtarmld. and Washington split a double header a goal in this half, when Merfield cated With all three clubs In the N.P. This, he says. Is the cardinal tenet under 13. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE À.A.O. and found both Portland and Civil Service—Passmore, Ferrla, here yesterday. New York winning sent in a hot one that bounced on Portland. Or.. May 29.—Billy Ed­ of “pari-mutuel,” or in English, Relay race—Ladles. 400 yds. Mclennan. Givens, AuchInvale, Ford, the first game. 7 to 4. and Washing­ Won I.o*t Pet. the line and hit under the cross bar, Victoria enthusiastic over the propo­ “mutual betting.” sition. wards. Kansas City light-heavy­ 220-yds., handicap—Senior. Price, Butler, Jackltn and McCabe. ton the second, 6 to 1. Hoyt out- San Francisco .... 34 17 .667 but play went on and no goal was weight wrestler, won from Mike 100 yds.—Boys under 18. SCORE BY INNINGS pleched three local mound.mien in 27 23 .540 The Vancouver Rowing Club will 100 yds.—Girls under 18. In alk probability fall in line, though Yokel of Salt Lake in a two-hour Innings— l 2 the opening game. which wa* Salt Lake City ... 26 23 .531 match here last night. Yokel took Northwest Golf Cup Cycle race. three laps—Boys 4 5 6 7 featured by a triple play, by Dugan Seattle ...... 25 23 .521 VICTORIA GOLF CLUB one or two directors are said to be in under 14. Civil Service .. 0 0 0 10 0 favor of an extra regatta later in the the first fall and the second went to Sons of Canada 3 5 and. Plpp. In the second game Portland ...« 23 26 .469 Edwrards. Yokel was unable to con­ Tug-of-war—Ladles. 0 12 0 Zachary held the visitors at bay 22 29 .4SI During the Summer months and season. Under the suggested plan the Is Now in Victoria R. H. E. Los Angeles ...... commencing June 2 dinner will be tinue after the headlock attack of Boxing exhibition—Albie vs. Jumbo Civil Service ... throughout, while Shawkey was hit Oakland ...... 21 29 .420 crew which wins the four-oared Davies. Ill at opportune Junctures. served at the Victoria Golf Club championship of the N.PA.A.O. will Edwards in the second fall and had Sons of Canada, if 10 0 Sacramento ...... 21 29 420 to forfeit the match. | The handsome sterling silver cup, Cycle relay, three to team—One First game- R. H. E. from 6 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. if ordered meet the eoutherti winners at Wig­ presented to the Seniors’ North-west New York ...... 7 15 1 before 4 p.m. There will be a cold Golf Association by the Hon. W. C. lap each. wam Inn on the last day of the re­ Ladles’ cycle race—Two laps. Washington ...... 4 » 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION supper served every evening from gatta. The winning sculler would also Nich.ol, the Lieutenant -Governor, to English Lightweight Batteries—Hoyt and Schang; W. 6 o’clock to 7.30 o’clock. The daily be played for annually, was brought 400 yds. handicap— Seniors. Milwaukee 0. Minneapolis 6. meet the southern winner. Rainbow Cup Golf Pole vaultl Johnson. Russell. Marberry and Ruel. luncheon will be continued as at “It would undoubtedly be a big from Seattle a few days ago by Mr. Second game— R. H. E. Toledo 3. Indianapolis 7. present, from 12.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. A. 8. Kerry, the captain of the Entries to be left with W. H. Champion Loses in Columbus 6, Louisville 8. feature for the regatta.” wrote the Davies at 641 Fort Street. New York ...... 1 7 1 Saturdays and Sundays. 12 noon to Portland Club In accepting the sug­ Competition Opens American team, who tied with the Washington ...... 6 11 0 Kansas City 10. St. Paul 15. 2.30 p.m. Teas will be served every gestion. “W’e are all in favor and Canadian team at the first annual Batteries—Shawkey. Pi pgr* a, Gas­ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tournament of the Seniors' held last Bout at Oakland day from 3.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. 1 will be prepared. If we win the senior At Oak Bay Jane 3 ton. and Hoffman; Zachary and Har­ Newark 7. Jersey City 2. November at Oak Bay. Owing to the grave. . four, to take on the southern cham­ match resulting In a tie it was ar­ Golf Game With Oakland. Cal., May 29 —Jack Silver. Syracuse 2. Buffalo 5. LATEST DERBY BETTING pions immediately.” NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 6. Rochester 1. The annual competition for the ranged thaf 'the American team San Francisco lightweight, won a London, May 29 (Canadian Press Rainbow Cup will be played at Oak should keep the cup for six months, Portland Saturday decision over Arohlt Walker, former SCORED SHUTOUT Baltimore at Reading, rain. GOLF PRO'S COMING St. Louie. May- 28.—boak weakened COAST LEAGUE Cable)—The latest betting on the Bay Links on June 3. 1924. The and at the end of that time return amateur lightweight Tunrfng cham­ Derby which will be run at Epsom Dave Black of Shaughnessy has re­ competition la match play, thirty- It to Victoria. The cup is now at the Has Been Cancelled pion of New York, In a four-round after a good start and the Cardinal At Los Angeles R. H. E. on June 4 follows: ceived word that Sam Whiting. Joe six holes against Bogey. Par handi­ Victoria Golf Club and will be played boxing match here last night. drop|>ed the . necond game of their Salt Lake ...... 10 11 1 caps to be reduced by eight strokes for at the next Seniors’ Tournament double beared to-day with the Cin­ Tom Pinch. 13 to 2 against; Dio Novak and Bill McEwan. all from San Beny Vterra won a decision over Los Angeles ...... 7 9 1 phone. 9 to 1 against; Sansovino. 10 and three-quarters of the reduced which will be held at Colwood on As Indicated by the following tele- Harry Stone, lightweight champion cinnati Red*. 3 to 5. after Sothoron I a 11 e r I e s—McCabe. Mulcahy, Francisco, and Willie Hoare, the long handicap will be allowed. August 26. 27, 28 and 29 next. , had turned In a 6 to 0 shut out in to 1 against; Dawson City. 100 to 4 driver from the Waverley Country rum from Portland, the game be- of England. Vlerra led throughout the Coumbe. O’Doul and Peters; Jenkins. against ; Knight of the Carter, 20 tx _ The winner will receive a smaller ween Victoria and the rose city four rounds and apparently had 1 the' opener.v l .Cincinnati------««•—’s- first base Myers. Ramsay, Dumovich, Bigbee Club. Portland, are coming to Van­ cup to be presented by the Victoria Stone on the verge of a knockout in rmn’ 1?,u? h i the h,‘ad and Byler. 1 against, and Obliterate. 25 to 1 couver for the P;N.W. tournament. golfers has been cancelled : against taken and offered. Golf Club* and his name shall b* en­ Westminster Beats f "Captain J. V. Perks. Victoria Golf the fourth. a pitched ball Inin the first inningInning At Seattle— R. H. E. Davie expects to hear from others In graved on the Rainbow Cup which Jimmy Darrah. middleweight, won and, was taken out of the game. Oakland ...... 4 11 2 a few days. The professionals play on Club—Very much regret we are un­ First game— R. H. E. he retains for one year. The runner- Vancouver hy 10-1 able to secure enough sufficiently a decision oxer Johnny Burns. Seattle 8 5 0 June 20-81. up will receive a box of golf balls. Cincinnati ...... 0 5 1 Batteries—Mails and Baker; Gregg good players who can make a trip to Chick Roach won a decision over St. Louis ...... '....,...... 6 10 0 The en Irenes fee will be fifty cents Victoria at this time, so many of Joe Roche, welterweight. Joe Leo­ and Baldwin. GOOD, CLEAN MAY ELAY AT UPLANDS and post entries will be allowed. Vancouver. May .2».—Westminster them propose playing in the North­ pold of Stockton lost to Tommy Batteries—Benton. May and Sand­ At San Francisco R. H. E. Score cards must be obtained from lacrosse team defeated Con Jones's berg. Wingo; Sothoron and Gonzales. Sacramento ...... 9 13 j The courtesies of the Uplands Golf- west Tournament at Vancouver in O'Leary In the second round on a Niebergalt. the secretary. Vancouver team lagl night at Queen’s June, must on this account cancel fold. San Francisco ...... g 12 2 MILLWOOD Club are extended on Friday to Competitors to have right_____ of____ way. , Park by the decisive score of 10 to Second game— R. H. E. At Portland— R. H. E. Delivered In the City member* of the Col wood- Golf* and match arranged with your club for j Mickey O’Donnell and Bobby KrteL Cincinnati ...... ’ ...... 5 9 -J Players may not play in four-ball 1- Vancouver t ...... 2 J j Country .Club's “A” team for Sun­ matches in this competition. Players 'After the first scoreless quarter, while St. Louis ...... 3 9 -0 Portland ...... 1 7 \ L. *C. Newlands.* [draw. Sammy Santos, featherweight. Batteries—Sheehan and Wingo; Meere - Wimtlnglsn day's interclub match at Uplands, will choose their opponents. the Royals showed amasing form. Portland Golf Club Batteries—Thomaa and D. Murphy; ' I I won u decision over Johnny Lawson. Doak, Dyer, Haines and Niebcrgall l Eckert and Daly.

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To Seek Funds For Entertain­ ment Of British Special Service Squadron

A canvass of the city will be conducted to supplement the available funds for the reception 4- to the British Special Service Squadron on its arrival here next month. This course was de­ cided upon at a meeting called by Mayor Hayward to organize a committee held at the City Hall last evening. \ canvassing committee will be appointed to conduct the canvass which Is to be general. jpr*. PRELIMINARY EXPLANATION Explaining the object of the meeting 9», jM* Mayor Hayward. who presided, *u«tetTH IN PREMIER exacting smoker. Major Longstaff seconded the mo­ is no reason for anyone to claim ”I am asking for your vote," Mr. tion. that the municipalities have been Pauline went on to say. "as a sup­ Herbert Kent hoped the Mayor either overtaxed or Ignored. It will porter of Premier Oliver. I see no would Issue an appeal. be noted that the municipalities arc other man on the polities! horizon A personal canvass was ‘suggested not credited with providing anv fit X.& take his place at this time an i l847 ROGERS BROS. by P. J. O’Reilly, and had the en­ share of the liquor profits, but this to undertake the great things that he dorsement of J. 8. MacMillan. money Is not derived through taxa­ has already started to accomplish. J. B. Clearlhue also supported a tion but through voluntary contri­ I know of no man who has the abil­ S I LVE R PL AT E personal canvass. bution. Besides. It Is Impossible to ity, the honesty, the experience, an ! FROWN ON TAG DAY segregate and definitely say where the dogged fighting qualities which The discussion turned to a tag the money comes from. But this he possesses. I believe that undei day proposal, but is was considered item, whatever it may be. is mow bis sane and sagacious leadership doubtful If that was the best cctirse. than offset W the service rendere 1 the people of British Columbia will Arthur Munson indicated that he in the upkeep of the University of make rapid and steady progress to­ should continue to oppose a tag day, B.Çg tile Normal School, the Provin­ wards a brighter and a better fu­ cial Police force, and the assistance not befitting the character of the ture." LONDON and supervision of the Department Dr. Melbourne Raynor. Liberal can Piccadilly Mr. Manson pointed out that no of Health in the prevention and con­ didate for the Victoria riding, gave appeal had been made to the citizens trol of disease. an illuminating address on the ac­ In connection with the Victoria Day GREATER SERVICE tivities of the Liberal Government in celebration, nor did he think It would "A further and greater service wrorklng for the welfare of the be necessary. than all of these is rendered in and people of British Columbia along Mr. Clearlhue thought »i residence social improvement lines. This was Smoking Mixture Street, on or before Saturday this B7.46. ; EM>21. E582S, It 1285, by the administration of the vast TICKET HOLDERS ASKED appeal would be better, avoiding the one of the greatest necessities which B6024, B7518. B10734 unorganised area In the Province, TO CALL ON SECRETARY Per Miss Jewell—B12570. D6087, frequent applications to the business upon which our towns and cities any country wanted, and this Per Miss Streeter—A1 SI66, B16637. largely depend, and1 without whlc.v Province had already made progress A 124*0, (’9012. CSOT2, D694, D2781 Major W. H- Langley said he did D10457. D270. D3976 H6494. I >1075, B62R9. 1)14963. E2429, they cannot flourish or prosper.” de­ In this regard, he stated. Dut there Hdlders of the following tickets In A9756, Ill332, B13686. not altogether agree with the ob­ clared Mr. Pauline. "My figures was still much to be done, he said, being utterly deplorable In some In­ Service. Mrs. Wm. Peddle. Mr. Cock­ l*er Miss Wormald—B10029, D7528. jection to u canvass of the business and the next great-piece of social stances. the t*ueen contest are requested to D1960. A7902. A15065. A15010, A17649, Per Miss McAllister—A4954, A49B5, show that for every $100 the Gov­ erell and Mr. Butts. The ten bid a(ter district. He alluded to the financial ernment receives from the munici­ service legislation should be for th»> The meeting, held In St. Luke s cutting. Mrs. Cockerell and 1L A. get in touch with C. B. Sylvester, at A16648. A14418, 1116378. A2529. A6566. A5179, E6765, C584, advantage to be secured from the care and better treatment of tha Haycock. tho Sylvester Feed Store, Yates Per Miss Barker—A6559, B14289. 113404. D3643. B12291 palities. it returns over $110; in Hall, was particularly well attended. visit, of over 5,000 for four days,* and other words, we give far more thin mothers of the country, who were, about 2,000 men fpr ten -Jays. While after all, the founders of the race. The lucky numbers for the f< m- we receive, and our work Is in the bola prises were held by Mr< Kirk- not wishing tiV emphasize- that service we accomplish for the good Mothers in the past, he declared, LAKE HILL CENTRE aspect, he did desire to point out ham, Mrs. Holdcroft, Mr. Ferrlman of others." he stated. had received all too little attention and Mr. Butts. that the individual aspect should be Replying to a charge of his po­ and sympathy in their lieroic wo-k The final 500 drive of the season impressed on the cltisens--a personal litical opponent, T. O. Coventn, of raising a family, gnd the consid­ by the Iotke Hill Community Centre Will the holder of blue ticket No. welcome rather than a public, formal Conservative candidate in Saanich, eration due to them us builders of 1560 in the recent May Queen con­ that he had stolen the matemltv nationhood should not be under­ was held In the Community Hall on test please communicate with tha EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE benefit plank from* the jformer s estimated. he believed. The speakyr, Monday and a mast enjoyable game secretary or* Lake Hill’P. O. "This affair is not generally recog­ platform, Mr. Pauline said that ho being a man of medical science, whs resulted, the first prizes going to The usual monthly meetings of the nised by the cltisens of Victoria in had done no such thing. He had in a position to realize and see more Mrs. Calvert. Mr. J. Scott. Mr. J. Centre will be held through the Vrfrfjjl its importance,” Major Langley con­ merely stated hie views as being en­ clearly into the true state of attain* Summer on the first Saturday in each tended; in describing whit an im­ tirely in accord with those of Mr. than was the average layman, ana Douglas and Mr. 8. Campion. The i month at 8 p.m. In tho Community r m posing parade the men of the fleet Coventry on this question. He spokj he described present conditions ns second prizes were won by Mil. ‘Hall. rr would make. There was plenty of money In the city, and lots of people m who had at» yet not raised i finger to ah1 in the reception. There should he a determined effort to get that money, for the entcrtalnm-nt of the fleet. He alluded to the

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OF AGE IN BASEBALL.—Twenty-one year* of big h4guo baseball and «till going strong la the uhlquv record of Ty Cobb, manager and veteran outfielder of the Detroit Tiger*. Congress recently presented him with a set of twenty-pne hooka to com­ A KICK IN HIM VET.—Gen­ memorate the occasion. eral Isaac It. Kherwood, Ohio congressman and Civil War vet­ eran. who plans to retire and> at COVE NT GARDEN FAMED PEA-8H ELLERS.—When It cpmes to gossip the afternoon tea parties the »ge of SO. start out tn life have to surrender to the old lady pea-shelters of Covent Garden. Ixmdoti. who seem to be able to discuss itfrcph as a Journalist. Kherwood many sensations even before the newspapers get hold of them. The woman at extreme left has been m •aVa he Is through with "free the "shell game" for half a century. seed artiste for over.'*

HUSBAND” WAS------WOMAN,------, TOO!------For fifteen months Bertha Jones'deft) of Cleveland belleyed herself to be the wife of Harry Meyers Then neighbors began to gossip and Bertha learned her “husband" was a woman, too. And Meyers’» (right), now booked on the police blotter #as ,Lillian Huffman, was arrested on a sus­ picion charge. But she still wears her male attire. For seventeen years Lillian has worked and dressed as a man. police say. At the time of her arrest she was employed In a cabinet factory. The two never lived together, Lillian contending her wages were, not suffi­ cient to keep them both. But Bertha received more than half of • husband’*" pay each week. Now Bertha is pleading for Lillian's release.

NOBLE RUM RUNNER.—Sir Broderick Hartwell, who, despite the obstacles raised by the new THEY ALMOST CAUSED RIOT.—The American Olympic Anglo-American liquor treaty, rugby football team, whose winning of the Olympic contest in has Just delivered hia fourth Col omîtes Stadium, Paris, all but started a riot. Hissed and booed cargo of liquor to the Vnlied by the Paris crowds the Yankee boys played a great game. Fist States and paid member* of his Joint-stock company, a dividend fights took place in the stand when Americana cheered their team. of twenty per cent.

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THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TELEPHONED.—This remarkable example of transmission of a photo­ graph l>y telephone is one of fifteen pictures sent from Cleveland, O,, to New York—the first time picture» by wire have been sent with success. Within forty-five minutes of the time a photo had been taken in Cleveland it was being exhibited, completely developed, to a group of interested spectators in the Ameri­ can Telegraph and Telephone Company Building, New York City. A new process of transmission by electricity ha# l»een perfected, making this possible. The picture here appearing was not retouched, as id LOOK CANT BLAME HER—1U.IJI customary in the arrangement of most new# pictures. An action picture Is used to give an idea of how G Rasul, adopt d son of the well detail is preserved by this process. BOX KulUn of Hulu, is willing to go to the ends of the ehrth for . his QUITS. — Walter Mitchell. white wife. She left him. h* Liberal IIP. for Kt. Antoine. •ays, when she discovered he had Montreal, and former Provincial several native wives Hadji Treasurer of Quebec, who re­ came over on the Admiral Ori­ signed his seat in the House of ental liner President Jackson. Commons this week. KiicmaMüttB

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THREE KILLED IN FREAK BLAST .—Three men were killed and the lives of a score of others were endangered when a "look box" at a Standard Oil Company compressor plant in the Santa Fe Springs oil field, near Whittier, Calif., burst and sent a flood of gasoline racing toward an open tire box sixty feet away. The explosion that followed could be felt miles away. The accident is one of the moat unusual ever occuring In the district. SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG TRUTHFUL. — Ketchum & Can ham, Salt Lake City employ­ ment agents, insist there is nothing in a name after all. And. through this sign tacked up in front of their office, they want the world to know it. The pro­ prietors, John Ketchum and Hyrum Can ham, have been X \ friends since boyhood. TORNADOES CAN’T STOP SUNDAY SCHOOL/—Tornadoes may sweep away churches and houses, but Sunday school goes right on just the same—-as witness this picture taken in Luwrencevlfie, Ua., on the site of the late Baptist Church. The organ wa* spared, and the youngsters with their goat and dog go merrily ahead.

FLIVVERS BALKED, TOO!—Look* like Venice. But it Isn't, Tt i# Pittsburg. Rowboat* superseded automobiles when th«Mâlonon- gahela River overflowed its bank* and raced through the streets of t^c waterfront district. Merchants and warehousemen suffered heavy losses.

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PORTIA.—When Mies Minnie Goldman of Chicago won her diploma to practice law she never guessed that one day her father would be her client. But now he is the defendant In her "biggest case." Her father. Abraham Goldman, faces federal IT RUNS WITHOUT TRACKS/—Detroit is experimenting with trial In Worcester, Mass., with Twilight wkt trackless trolley «cars qn itm municipal street railway system. They his son-in-law, Joseph B. Mar- sino. Chtoàg». charged with GORGEOUS GEORGES ’ ARRIVES. -* Georges Carpentier. k te 0*1 *c»l>4 have rubber-tired truck Wheels. And the beauty of them is that embezzlement in connection with snapped upon the deck of the liner Majestic, when he arrived In New they don’t have to follow a straight course like the regular street the looting of the Warren York, apparently in good form for his bout with Tommy "Gibbons at car* • National Bank. Michigan City. With him ia Francois Descamps, his manager.

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sion pt this as evidence, but was BANK CLEARINGS overruled. At the close of the case NEW YORK STOCKS REEVE LOCKLEY IS TWO COMMITTED for the Crown the defence was re­ • The total Amount of bank clear­ served, and the accused committed Wall Street ing» for the week ending May 10, New York Stock Exebang*. May 39, 1934 were announced from the Vic­ for trial. x toria Clearing House to-day gs The remanded charge*of supplying iZuppHed by two local stockbrokers ever direct New York wire) being 61,640,26#, compared with FOR TRIAL Oil liquor to minors, preferred against 01.611,111 for the corresponding Wallace McNaughton and William TO-DAY High period la et year. Independent Conservative Hells op per Eastman, then opened, and evidence Atch . Top. A Santa Fc. 182-4 182-1 Ken novo tt Copper .... *8-3 Forces Organize in Esqui­ commenced. The accused pleaded not Atlantic Coast Line .... 113-4 Magma Copper ...... 28-3 27-T 28 l guilty to the charge. At the cloee of List Minute News on Stocks Baltimore, Ohio ...... 34-1 64-1 Canadian Pacific ...... 141-T mau the hearing each were convicted and and Financial Chesapeake * Ohio . 78-2 American Brake Shoe. 86-8 Wallace McNaughtoif and fined 0100. The court reconvenes this Chicago A Alton ...... American Locomotive. . 71-4 71 71-4 Retail Market The Impetus with which Reeve Affairs Chicago A Bast Ills. . . Baldwin locomotive . 103-3 18T-3 163-2 James Smith to go Before afternoon to hear another case. Chicago Ureat Western Gen. Amn. Tank Car . . 87-4 Alexander Lockley has plunged Into Chic . MH. A St P. .. It-S Dima Locomotive .... 63-S 64-4 the election fight In the Kequlmalt Higher Court Chicago Northwest ... 32-1 N T. Air Brake ...... 46 38-2 8#-« riding, and the manner in which hie Chic.. R.I. A Pat-...... 24-S Pressed Steel Car ... «6-5 44-4 Seattle, May 20—David C. Kerr. STOCKS CONTINUE IN l>o.. 7«A pref...... Pullman Co...... 121 126-4 campaign le steadily gaining In the At the close of a preliminary hear­ United States vice-consul at Van­ 110-3 weight of it» supporters, points to TRADING AREA \ Do.. «% pref...... 71-2 Railway Steel Springs lll-l 168 ing the in City Police Court this couver, B.C., arrested to-day la Delaware A Hudson .113 the obvious split existing in Con­ Washington, D.C.. had been under New York May 2t (By R. P. Clark Del . Lack. A Western. 111-4 servative opinion In the district, and morning Wallace McNaughton and Brie ...... 14-7 Bethlehem Steel 48-2 47-8 44 Investigation several months. Luther A Co, Ltd.)—Turnover was very Urlt. empire Steel 1-4 Mr. Lockley is taking every advan­ •mall, and the trading of no special Do.. 1st pref.. St-8 Jame\8mlth' cha,r*ed . on remand C. Weedln. Commissioner of Immi­ Orest Northern, pref.. 87 Do.. 2nd pref. . . 18-1 tage of this' situation. His «supporters gration stationed here, stated. significance. Some early strength Illinois Central ...... 131-3 Crucible Steel . .. 48-3 63-4 boosting him on the Independent with attempting to defeat the course Gulf States Steel . 44 «4-2 Mr. Weedln said that the Investi- was Induced by overnight news­ Kansas (Tty Southern. 1» 27 Conservative ticket, are organizing, of Justice by enticing one likely to paper dispatches, indicating thé- pos­ Lehigh Valley...... it-1 Midvale Steel ...... gatlqiF related to certification >t Louisville A Nashville. S5-1 OUe Steel 7-4 and at a meeting held in Kent's Hall be a witness to leave the Jurisdiction students and persons in similar clas­ sibility of a third party candidate in 8 last night elected officers Miss., Kai A Teiàa ! ! ÎÔ-S asas, 41-4 ^t« of the court, were committed for trial sifications seeking to enter the the Fall eleetlona 54 R. Bent was chosen president of United States from the Far Eae . Car loadings for the week were in Missouri Pacific ...... It-S SldBe Sheffield steel the Independent Conservative Asso­ by higher court. Do , pref...... 43-8 UiCttItSd Alloy Steel 2i-4 Many of these cross the Pacific i»i a little excess of last week, but sub­ NO.. Tea. A Mrs...... Unit*lied States Steel •6-7 96-3 ciation, James El rick vice-president, HEADS QUIZZING COM- In partial evidence given by the Canadian steamships to Victoria, II. stantially below the figures of ,the New York Central ...132 itr-T Awtraiisn Oral*», per lb. ... and G. W. Brooker secretary-treas­ MITTEE^—Hance Logan. M.P., Vanadium Corpn...... $1-3 21-2 Crown yesterday a seventeen-year- C., and Vancouver. corresponding week a year ago. It is N Y.. N il. A Hartford 13 Pin.. Fruit* urer. The executive committee is Liberal member for Cumberland, Ontario A Western ... Oils old girl told of leaving I'anada by believed that the tax-bill will l>e Norfolk A Western, xd.121-4 Standard of Indiana . 54-4 P*r box .!.' composed of the following: R. A. who has been elected chairman ferry for Heattle, and of registering placed before the Premdent to-daÿ, Northern Pacific .... 62-4 Associated Oil 28 Anderson, T. Hadfield, Joseph Kelly, of the Publié Accounts Com­ under a fictitious name. This morn­ Pennsylvania ...... 43-3 California Fete...... 22-8 3 H. Walker, H. Stallard, A. Fraser, W. mittee of the House of Commons. and the current advices Indicate that Coeden Oil :...... 24 ing an official of the C.P.R. offices the chief executive will sign the Pere Marquette ...... 63-4 Green, D Henry, A. Ixjfts and J. Pittsburg A W. Va. . . 43 Houston Oil ...... 64 Nanklvell. showed, the court a copy of the berth­ measure. Heading ...... 83-3 Invincible Oil ...... 12-4 ing sheer of the Bs. Princess Louise. Other disclosures to-day carried St. Louis A Han FraSL. 23-3 ilarlaod Oil ...... 34-5 The lady supporters of Mr. Lock - Mexican Seaboard . . 21-8 The list contained the name former­ MAYNARD & SONS ne significance, and In advance of the Ht Louie A 8.W. TTZ. 37 ley have decided to form an associa­ Southern Pacific, ad. . . 83-1 Middle State* Oil . 1-2 ly given by the first witness, asserted ------AUCTIONEER»------triple holiday there Was a disposition Pacific OH y,. . «7-4 tion of their own, and as they are JOSEPH NORTH Southern Railway .... 64-3 the Crown. .Texas Pacific ...... Pen American Pete . . 66-4 very numerous It Is expected that Instructed by the owners, wo will to even up any commitments by the Do. •»." Chief Fry was called as to Jhe professional trading element. The Union. Pacific ...... 182-4 48-4 thélr body will be ,,a particularly sell at Salesrooms. 727-713 Pandora Cnlte.1 Railways Invent. . . Phillips Pete »« strong and Influential one. status of the girl In the charge of market still continues in a trading Wabash ...... 16 Pierce 011 33-4 The entire. constituency will be seduction resting against McNaugh­ are§, and will probably get Impetus Wabash A "A." . . «4-1 Producers A Rtflners . 21-4 MAY BE NOMINATED thoroughly canvassed in the interests ton. Witness said she was one of the from Washington developments. Western Maryland ure Oil ...... 21-8- Wisconsin Central ...... eyai Dutch ...... S3 of the candidate, and from time to principal witnesses. Stuart Hender­ To-morrow (Friday) St. Paul. pref. , . . .. 32-4 ShellS Union Oil ...... 17-2 Independents in Victoria Will son, with Ernest Miller for the de­ Sinclair Oil ...... 14-3 lime meetings will be held in the FIRMER CLOSING IN Motors •kellv Oil . 20-3» various districts. Plans for the cam­ fence, protested against the admis- 1.30 p.m. NEW YORK STOCKS Chandler Motor. Co. .. 44-8 Standard Oil—Calif. . 88-4 paign have been already laid and the Probably be Limited to Extra Well-kept Continental Motors Standard OU—N.J. . 34-8 strength of the Independent Con­ (By E A. Bond Corp)—The action Ueneral Motore ...... ; 11-1 Superior Oil ...... Two Names of the stock market to-day was about servative has been growing con­ Hupp. Motors ...... 18-3 Teles company . ...i. 38-3 siderably. as expected in view of the two holi­ Hudson Motor Co. ... 84 Texas Pacific C. AO.- 1-* «.a, ' à" ■ ; ” : ■ With less than twenty-four hours Mack Truck ...... I3-Î Transcontinental Oil . 4-1 Household Furniture days. There was very little Induce­ Maawell Motors ...... «2 Must rials and MU. cl I Butter-?*1’'' ,r**uee •"* t,e* remaining until the close of nomina­ ment to buy stocks as-far as the news Maxwell U...... Mockav Co. S“- 1 Albert*, lb...... 5TH REGIMENTAL ORDERS of the day wae concerned and when Moon Motors ...... 13-1 Coat. i*a . pref ..41 vTSMk ib.":::::::::::::::::: 1 tions for the British Columbia Leg­ stocks have no reason for advancing Packard Motor Co. . 13-4 Brooklvn Manhattan 15-7 By Lieut -Col. F. A. Robertson, D.8.O., islature, It seems improbable that and Furnishings the professional element usually Pierce Arrow Motor Co. 7 Flelechmsnn 46 Studeheker ...... 33 Allied Chemical ...... 71-2 ?>.Cowichan- uS2X Creamary,“*.n.d'.. b:lb.:::::::...... : : : : 3it Officer Commanding Fifth Regiment, there will be more than two names Including In part: exerts enough pressure to cause more White Motor Co...... Aille Chalmers Mfg «3 C O A. Liquor Control or lets decline. A favorable feature, Wlllya-Overland . . 7-7 American Agi.' Chem . î~-« Victoria. BC., May 27, 1924. among the independents in Victoria. Large Walnut Rolltop Office Desk, Do., pref...... «3-6 Amn. Inti. Corporation 28-t Camp Parade —No*. 1 and ,2 Bat­ very good Organ and Stool, la-ge Ook however, was the dullness. The /r**h. extras With the intention of Claude L. Har­ volume of trading during the past Accessories American Dank Note terie* and the Twelfth Siege Battei y rison to withdraw, telegraphed yes­ Plebiscites Act Bookcase and Desk combined. I ph. American Can ...... 162-4 d S* £5». flrna ...... will go to camp at Fort Macaulay on Arm Chairs, very good Single and two sessions has been quite small. Ajax Rubber ...... 6-8 American Car Pdy...... “C. fresh, pullets ...... Monday, June 2. Supper will be served terday, the only name before th? American Boech Mag.. 23 American Cotton Oil . . .. Full-Size Iron Beds, Springs and There was some selling of the oil Klectrlc Stg Mattery . 84-4 n n Cheese at 6 p.m. Nos. 1 and z Batterie* will public is that of George Oliver shares on the presumption that American Drug Synd. . ® £ Çrasm Cheese. lb...... •arade at 6.30 p m. Twelfth Siege Bat- Proclamation of Returning Mattresses, Dressers and Blende, Pleherbody ...... American fee ...... among the independents A nomina­ Ranges. Cook Stoves, Heater. Cook­ crude prices may be lowered or pro­ Flek Tire Company . 3-4 American La Proace . .. ery will parade for drill at 7 p.m. tion paper has been applied for on Finest Ontario Solids, lb...... I ntform at Camp.—Uniforms need not Officer ing Utensils. Jam Jars, large assort­ duction cut in the mid-continent Goodrich Rubber ... 20 American Liaoood ... .. Finest Ontario Twins, lb...... behalf of Joseph North, former po­ Goodyear Tire. pref. . . American Metals ...... »*• worn at camp an servies clothing will ment of Restaurant Crockery and field, although nothing definite could Kelly Springfield Tire 18-1 Edam Dutch Cheese, lb...... be Issued. Uniform caps will be worn. lice commissioner, and the next few ia-1 American Radiator . . .. Qouda Cheese, lb...... Utensils, etc. , - be learned in this regard. Towards Keystone Tire American Safety Raxor . ■ Issue of Clothing and Equipment at hours will determine whether Mr. the close the market became a little Lee Tire A R. Co...... 8-6 Oorgonsola, lb...... Camp—All ranks will draw service Province of British Columbia Alto at 01 o'clock lit'ttdc.jrtockyard. American Ship A Com. Imported Parmesan. Ib ...... North’s name will go on the ballot more active and good fractions were Stewart Warner Co. . . 88-4 American Snuff ...... clothing and blankets upon arrival at paper. usual lot of Poultry. IncrntV.ng 70S Strumberg Cprburetor American Teh A Tele 124-3 Cjeglieh Stilton, jar ...... camp. Stores will be available at G.30 In the Saanich Electoral District added to the early Iowa. The market Timken Roller Bearing 34 il Assuming that the two are nom­ day-old Leghorn Chicks, Cockerels, looked better at the close than it has American Woolens . . 61-7 p m for issue and all ranks are request­ To Wit: etc.. V.S. Rubber ...... 25 Amn. Writ Paper, pref. Imported Roquefort, lb...... ed to draw the same as early a* pos­ inated to-morrow, there will be done at any time during the week. Mayes Wheel ...... 14-1 ■ 18.8 SS-4 Amer Sine Lead Bwlaa Gruyere, box ...... sible. Associated Dry Goode seventeen candidates in Victoria, PUBUC NOTICE la hereby given MAYNARD Moat of the oils closed a point above Kbgte Brand Camembert, box . Sunday Parade.—No. 1 Battery will to the Electors of the Electoral Dis­ A SONS the low of the day and other depart­ American Best Sugar . .. 38-4 Atlantic Gulf W 1. 14-7 Circle Brand Breakfast Cheese, t four each from the Liberal. Conser­ Auctions Phene 6S7 American Sugar Ref. . «3-3 41-6 itic Refining 186-4 parade at Black Rock Battery at 10 vative, and Provincial parties, three trict aforesaid that I have received ments showed some snap on the re­ Cuba American Sugar.. 38-8 &*sokiyn Ed Ison packages ...... a.m. and at Macaulay at 2 p m. Sunday. 83 38-4 163 from the Canadian Labor Party, and covery. With some relief from Cuba Caae Sugar .... 13-4 ||*| Brooklyn Valon Oas June 1. No. 2 Battery will parade at His Majesty’s Writ to me directed Do. pref...... 38-3 Bloaters. 1 lb*...... two Independents. Washington developments it is prob- 87-4 81 Calif. Packing, xd. Ood fillets, lb...... l^ort Macaulay at 10 a.m. and at Black and bearing date the 16th day of Punta Allegre Sugar . . SS-4 61-8 61-6 Chic. Prieumatlc To. lock Battery at 2 p.m. All ranks will May, 1924, commanding me to caisse able a firme# market wWI be see» Ports Rico Sugar...... 76-4 Coca Cola ...... Halibut, lb...... bring their lunch. next week. The stock exchange will Monatl Sugar ...... • » 63 Cola. Fuel A Iron Ib.,l»:3 lbs. for...... Board of OfHcare —ATBoard of officers, thé following question, namely : be closed until Monday. Conn cigar ...... composed as follows, will assemble at American Sumatra fob. Consolidated Oas S6-S 34-6 times and places appointed by the Do you approve of the sale of MAYNARD & SONS American Tob. Co. . . Continental Can...... Cod. lb...... resident for the purpose of ezamlnlng AUCTIONEER» STRONG CLOSING Liggett A M \ era Corn Product e Kippers ...... beer by the glass In licensed R J. Reynolds Tob. Co. Davidson Chemical . Finnan Daddies, lb...... > R.F. and <3.L Specialists. Coast De­ Instructed by the Yokohama Bazaar, Tob. Products ..,. iv Dupont Powder . . . I Smoked Black dod ...... fence, of Noe. 1 and 2 Batteries Presi­ premises without a bar under who are retiring from business, we IN GRAIN MARKETS Tob. Products •'A.'' Radlcott Johnson .... X* hitthg ...... Edent. Major M Kirkpatrick Crockett, will sell on the Premises— . Amn. Tob. ‘,B." ...... Famous Playets-Laaky OohchSne ...... Plfth Rest C.G.A.; member*, (’apt. J. Government control and regula­ .Freeport Texas ...... Smoked Salmon. Ib...... G. Rycroft. RC A ; Capt. A E Robert^ tion? 141» GOVERNMENT STREET Chicago, May 20 (By R. P. Clark) Anaconda...... General Asphalt ...... Red Salmon, lb...... son. Fifth Regt. C.O.A. S American Smelters . . General Electric White Salmon, Ib...... JS Examination of Specialists.—DiRF. —Wheat : Trade to-day in wheat Butte A Superior Induet rial Alcohol to be submitted according to law to _ Shell Flen _ .. and O.L's of Nos. I and 2 Batteries will Minister Says Group of Busi­ ■waa narrow. July was relatively easy Cerro de Pasco Copper lnt'l <"mbet I Engine Çtabe ...... IS. .!• te •*» parade for examination at the Armory the Electors qualified to vote for th* while the September was firm. Win­ Chile Copper Co . 27-S . 27-4 Int Merc Mar., pref. on Thursday and Friday at 6 p.m. ness Men Within Telephone election of a member of the Legisla­ TO-NIGHT Chino Copper Co. Inti. Paper ...... J. B. CLEAR!HUE, nipeg was about steady. Dome Mlnee ...... Montgomery Ward . . Oyatera In shall, doeea ...... 8 tive Assembly for the Electoral Dis­ AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Olympia Oyatera, plat...... •• Captain and Adjutant. Reach Advisable Liverpool was \ to H off. and Granby Cope. Mining . . National Lead ...... 1 Fifth Regiment C.G A. trict aforesaid : and, further, that In waa Influenced by liberal supplies Great Northern Ore North American Co. . . And continuing each day until all Is Oreene Cananea Copper (•wens Bottle Works . Ottawa. May 29.—Canadian Na­ obedience to the said Writ a poll sold, the at the moment. Clearances of bonded Inspiration Copper Co Public Service N.J. Trimmed loins. lb. .... shall be opened at eight o'clock In wheat from U.8. Aiantlc ports were Reynold* Spring tional* Railway flgurea reported in International Nickel Lege, lb...... Italian Royal the House of Commons yesterday af the forenoon and shall be closed at LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOOD* over 1.000,000 bushels, and there was McIntyre Mines ...... Sear* Roebuck Shoulder roast. Ib...... CHINAWARE, BRA88WARE. a little business reported In Gulf Mot her lode ...... Submarine Boat Pure Pork fcauaage, Ib. ternoon by Hon. G, P. Graham, Min seven o'clock in the afternoon on the Miami Copper Co...... Texas Gulf Sulphur . . Bo. l Steer Beef- Ister of Railways, were- BRONZE, SATSUMAWARE, hard Winters. Sales to store were Nevada Cone. Coppef . I S. Cast 'Iron Pipe Visitors at State 20th day of June, 1924, for taking and V.S. Realty, ad...... Bust lb...... Total deficit for 1923, Including CLOISONNE VASES, ETC. 100.000 bushels. Receipts were thir­ Roy Cpaa. Copper .... Sirloin Steak, lb...... receiving the vote* of the said Elec­ teen cars with primary receipts 663,- fixed charges, 052,779.350. The corre tors In each polling division of the TT7 Shoulder Bteâk. lb. .... Ball in London spending figure in 1922 was 058,696,- MAYNARD 4L BOMB 000 bushels vs. 206,000 bushels year Laurentlde Co...... 13-4 Porterhouse, lb...... Electoral District aforesaid at the re­ Phene 837 ago. National Brewrnva 61 Choice Local Lamb— 911. Shoulders, lb...... Ixmdon. May 20>-The elate ball Gross operating revenue in 1923. spective places following: Weather over the Winter wheat darker'Co...... us VICTORIA STOCKS Atlantic Sugar ...... :13-3 Lolnej Ib...... given last night by King George and 0263,654.436, as compared with 0241, POLLING DIVISION» belt favorable, but there are some Ontario Steel ...... 41 Lege. Ib...... Queen Man- at Buckingham !*alace 685.651 In 1922. claims northwest of lack of rain. Howard Smith 46 Prime Local Mutton- Pelting Division Ne. 1—Cedar Hill ogilvle Milling Co...... 366 Leg*. Ib...... in honor of the visit of King Victor Gross operating ax penses in 1923, School HEADQUARTERS FOR Weather is too cold in Canada. Ar­ kilning— Bid Asked Penmans. Ltd...... Emmanuel and Queen Helena of Italy 0242.366,973, as against 0237,692.414 In gentine shipments liberal, estimated ...... 143 Shoulders. Ib...... ; Polling Division No. 2—Tolmle School R n'dary Red Mountain. | 9 .18 Sti** inigan •r...... 123-3 Loins, full, lb. was one of great splendor. The func­ 192*. Polling Dlvlelen No. 3—Oorden Head at 4,025,000 bushels. Wheat prices Bowen* Copper...... 18 Spanish River Pulp 137-4 tion waa the culminating social event Total surplus before fixed charges Half meet with considerable support on all Coal mont Collieries .... 18.88 ...... 115 Standard Grades, 40-lb. aa Dunwell Consolidated M. A 0... I4.3S Steel oi Can...... 72 Feed in connection with the visit of the In 1923 was $13,364,875, aa compared Polling Division No. 4—Marigold Hall little dips, and as there has been no Cork Province ...... 86 V\ ayagamav Palp...... 17 Italian sovereigns. with 01,499,781 in 1922. and inflation, ^jt on the contrary a de* Dougins Channel ...... 83 Per ten Per 168 Polling Division No. 0—Royal Oak i/unwwiitliinw.U MinesU I... i, ,r. 4.4» Wheat, No. 1 ...... 044 06 0110 King George and Queen Mary and Total fixed chargea In 1923 were School flated mantet for some time, we look Barley ...... «6 00 Î King Victor Emmanuel and Queen 166,144,226. aa against 061), 196,69* in for a market responsive to any good Qranby Consolidated .. 14.88 Polling Division No. •—Temperance Haselten Uold-Cohatt .83 Ground Barley...... 4100 i Helena, after the procession to the 1922. Hall, Resting Glacier Creek support, although advances may not Hemlock Gold Placer .. .33 New York. May Gate ...... «100 1 ballroom during which the National The statement covers all the Can­ bo extensive. Howe Sound1 ...... t.70 1 88 refined granulated. Crushed Oats ...... 41.00 i Polling Division No. 7—Tlllleum School Stocks Indian Mines ..-...... 73 Whole Com ...... Anthems of Great Britain and Italy adian National lines, including the Com: Weather too wet or too cold international Coal .... .88 .11 Feed Corn Meal...... were played, led off in the quadrille, Centrai Vermont and other lines in Of which all persons arc hersbv Call In for latest news of develop­ was the main cause of a alight rally Liberator Mining Co. .. .88 Alfalfa Hay ...... and all the member! of the royal the United States. required to take notice and to govern ments. In com to-day. McOilllvmv Coal...... Ü 71 Alfalfa Meal...... themselves accordingly. Premier Mine* 1 35 WINNIPEG GRAIN Straw ...... party participated In the ordinary MERCHANT MARINE Cgah prices were easily early, but Hheep < roea Conn ...... 38% programme of the ball which fol­ Given under my hand at Saanich were steady at the close, relative to Silver Croat Mlnee .... .84 .63 lowed. The Canadian Government Mer B.C., this 20th day of May, 1924. Stewart Land Ce., Ltd. mixeramith ...... 46 .66 chant Marine showed a deficit after the futures. Deliveries were 310,000 Winnipeg. May 33.—There wee very lit - The gueste included large numbers N. W. WHITTAKER, bushels, with prospects of liberal de­ Snug Cove Copper ..... 83 all charges. Including depreciation 101 Pemberton Building Standard Silver Lead . . tl« feature to to-day s wheat market with of members of foreign embassies, es­ and Interest, of 09,368,670, a decrease Returning Offiyr, liveries Saturday. Sunlech Mine# ...... 34 only a moderate trade passing while the TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE pecially the Italian Embassy; repre­ There was considerable evening up Surf Inlet Gold ...... 17 of 0280,808, as compared with the placier Creek ...... 34 .17 undertone continued strong After open­ sentatives of the British Government, previous year. by aborts, with a normal run of corn Independence ...... 17 .14 ing Unchanged to fractionally lower, prices headed by Premier MacDonald, who In the fore part of June we would be .18 Canadian sterling — Buying 04.43; /, The deficit on the operation of the fluctuated within narrow limits, but some had with him his daughter, lahbeL ships In 1923 was 01,864.293. as com Inclined to take advantage of the Eldorado ...... «• 9 .43 selling 04.47. and the leaders of all ranks of bulges to sell corn. Price course will Terminus ...... »...... y 2» buying by exporters and shippers on early pared with 02,834,189 in 1022. recessions created strength at the close, Japanese yen, 41.3 cents. society. depend on domestic situation, and .18 which wae about I cent higher for all INTEREST PAYMENT TRUST FUNDS the Eastern reports are discouraging. Boundary Say OU ..... 83 1-14 Chinese .tael. 74 centa. threo futures, with May relatively stronger Holders of Grand Trunk Pacific Argentine is taking care of Eur­ Umpire OH ...... New York. May 20;. — Foreign ex­ Featherweight Crown debenture* are to get 0322.803 In par­ ope's needs, sending out M00,606 Spartan Oil ...... « 88 3-16 than July and October. British Columbia Municipal Bonds may be used as a medium for Wheat- High Low changes easy. Quotations In cents. tial payment of last year's interest bushels for the week. Trojan Oil ...... 84% 1»P«% Cloer the Investment of "Trust Funds” in British Columbia. May ...... 134% Great Britain — Demand 430%; A BOARD CHANGE Oats: Trade limited with tone unity Oil ...... 34 ’ ’• 164 % 104% Rests Easy on Roy We will be glad to furnish you with a list and full particulars. B.C. Montana ...... 84% .36% July ...... 137 167% 164% 167% cable 431 1-0; 66-day bills on banks Mr. Graham suggested, for the con­ fairly steady; cash demand not very __ ua » voue— Oct. i-... 142% 148% 148% 103% Phone or call. active, but sales were 66,600 bushels, Allen Theatre preferred Oeta-i 438 5-8. V x Montreal. May 20.—Leo "Kid' sideration of the House: deliveries 1SS.606 bushels, receipts B.C. Permanent Loan.. May ...... 33% 40 88% 40 Roy, featherweight champion of 1. An Increase In the hoard of di­ « .'isuonal Fire.. 81.30 July ...... 44 % 46% 43% 43 U France — Demand 6.22; cables rectors to have a strong executive of fifty-fire care. The market Is In a Canadian Pacific Ry. . . 161 6» Oct...... »»% S3 33 % Canada, successfully defended his trading position, and we think it will 6J3. title when he waa awarded the de­ buainee men close at hand who could BRITISH AMERICAN BOND CORPORATION, LTD. ureal >«•*> *£** "tie take much less favorable crop news Gregory Tire A Rubber. May ...... 64% 64% 84 «4 J Italy—Demand 4.38%; cables 4.30. cision over Bert Harris of England, be called together by telephone over 2S.tabU.hed 1901 I3.C. Marine ...... 163.00 July ...... «»•* «3% to give any strength in face of other Oct...... 64% Belgium—Demand 4.47; cables 4.48. the challenger, in a ten-round bout night. 64% S«,s 54 % 2. Whether the Government should Phone 348-249 735 Fort Stmt grains. Flax- Germany — Demand (per trillion) here last night. Roy's victory was Direct Private Wire» to All Ee.tern Exchanges May ...... 213% 218 216% 217% never In doubt. The champion be asked to guarantee equipment se­ Chicago, May 20 ( By B.A. Bond July ...... 213% 211% 213% 211% .23%. curities. oct...... 184 185% 184 185% weighed 124% and the challenger Corp.)—While there were a few un­ VICTORY BONDS Rye- Holland—Demand 37.34. 126%. ______PARIS BUILDING certain periods In to-day’s grain May ...... VICTORIA FKICRM «•% «•% 38% «1% Norway—Demand 13.74. He did not go into details In the trading when the market looked July ...... 4» «3 48% «■% Oct...... Sweden—Demand 26.48. New Haven, Conn„ May 20.— purchase of the Scribe Hotel in Paris, rather soft, the tone at the close was «8% Denmark — Demand 10.81. Buy sen Cash Prices Young Btrlbllng of Macon, Ga., waa but intimated that the Government decidedly strong. The liquidation In Per 3138 Per *183 Switzerland—Demand 17.64. given the referee's decision over Ray May contracte seems to be about over Wheat—1 Nor., 16T%: 2 Nor. 181%: I would have no objection to the ap­ NEW ISSUE Yletery Leas. SW%—Tbs Free Nor . 186%; No. 4. 454* : No. 5. 88%; No. Spain—Demand 13.66. Neuman of Jersey City In a twelve- pointment of a special committee to and in the case of corn it would ap­ 627 let June apd December 131.38 182.83 I. 33%; feed. 77%; track. 107. Greece—Demand 1.01. round bout here last night. Neuman pear as if the bulls had a little the 1133 let May end November 181.35 164.81 investigate it if desired. Juse »ad December 186.88 188..63 Date—2 C W . «8; 8 C.W. 31%; extra 1 Poalnd—Demand .000612. was outpointed in every round. Mr. Graham concluded with an ap better of the argument. A few re­ 1327 let JUke and Dec feed. 31%: l feed. 31V; 2 feed. 14%; re­ Czecho-BlSvakla—Demand 2.04%. ports indicate that weather condi­ •ear Iahm *•„—!** »rw jected. 31%; track. 83%. Strlbiing weighed in at 168% and peal to members to forego their right ... $257,500 1821 let June end December 188.88 1*1.28 J ugo- Slavla— Demand 1.23%. Neuman 171 pounds. tions are nearly/hormal and taken al­ 1331 let April end October 188.20 181 28 Barley—1 C.W., ««; I C.W . 88%; re­ in pressing for information and de­ 132.33 jected, 37% ; feed. 64%; track. 41%. Austria—Demand .0014%. tails, publication of which the man together there Is very little complaint 1**7 let March end Sept -. 181.33 Rumania—Demand .43%. regarding growing conditions. The Victor* Leas. IH% Flex—1 N W.C.. 217%; 2 C.W.. 214%; agement of the lines said would be trade la very narrow and pit condi­ 1824 let May and November 33 35 183.86 3 C.W. and rejected, 111%; track. 212% Argentina—Demand 32.87. Ten Companies detrimental. All that was asked was tions form about the only basis for 1827 let Mey end November 101 18 102.13 R»*—1 C.W.. 41%. Brazil—Demand 11.05. that the Government owned system 13SS let May and November 131.36 Toklo—Demand 40%. City of North guesses as to the immediate course 1834 let Mey end November 182.06 Are Aided to the should receive In Its operations the of prices. With May deliveries out MWtakw Lop*. INFLUENZA CAUSES Montreal, 08 23-32. privileges accorded a private com­ of the way next week probably will 1323 18th Aprllend October 88 18 166.36 Call money easier; high 3; low pany. Sir Henry Thornton had made see somewhat firmer markets. 1342 15th April end October 81.46 164 41 SLEEPING SICKNESS, 2%; ruling rate 3; closing bid 2%; Registrar's List mistakes, and to the work of Sir Hip* Close Add ecerued Interest to dale: 1817. 1887. offered at 3; last loan 2%. WhsaS— l£W 138 days. It 711 per 1188; 1834, 1*27, 1321, Henry Mr. Graham paid high tribute, May ...... 105 163% 165 1*6% DOCTORS MAINTAIN Call loans against acceptances Ten companies are gazetted to-day, but who that was worth anything Vancouver July ...... 107% 187% 137% 167% till. 1134, 21 days. 0.421 per 1108; 1121. . 101% 10* 10< 10» 1343, 44 days. 3.482 per 0138. 2%. all mainland concerna They are as did not make mistakes? He appealed .. 118% 118% 114% 116% London. May 20.—Thn contention Time loans steady; mixed collat­ follows: for fair play for Sir Henry. GUARANTEEING NEW YOlYORK COTTON that sleeping sickness la not con eral 60-00 days 4; 4-6 months 4 0 Asser Diesel Engines Limited, SUGGESTS COMMITTEE .. 77% ’?* 77% at Bond Corp. Limited) private, Vancouver,, capital 0100,000. .. 74% 76% Owe High Lew nected with influenza la being 4V Burrard Inlet Tunnel à Bridge Co., Ltd. 78% Prime commercial paper 4% 0 4%. Mills Coal Company Limited, Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen. leader 74% 74% 74% July .. till 83.74 23.48 strongly combatted by some of the Conservatives, said the late «8 8» «4% ft 26.31 24.62 33.31 private, Vancouver, 010,000. 6% bonds, due September 1, 1973 26.81 21.88 28.46 physicians whose opinions are RAW at:GAR CLORE Atlas Investment Company Lim­ Government had stood against ques­ 46% 48% fô. :: ii« May ««% 4«% Jan. 34.84 23.78 21.40 26.61 (By B.A. Bond Corp. Limited) ited, private, Vancouver, 026,000. tions which would embarrass or pre­ Payable, London, July («% <4% «4% 44% March 24 43 21.78 26.6» 86.34 featured in the newspapers. High Low Lost Canada and New York ••St. .. 30% 40 34% 40 32.61 McConnell Lumber and Shingle judice the management of the rail­ .. 41% 41% «1% 41% Among them is D. W. M. Crofton. July ...... * «« 8 64 8.32 Company Limited, private, Van­ ways and, as a result, had been ar Price $100, Yielding 6% lecturer on pathology at the Uni­ ZOPL ...... a 77 3.37 3.71 ralgned on a charge of attempting «7 67 Dec...... 8 42 3.46 8.62 couver, 026,000. ««% ««% versity College, Dublin, who main­ March ...... 3.37 3.24 1.23 Spruce Timbers Limited, private. conceal facts. The present Govj Assets of Bridge Company are owned entirely by I Spot ...... TORONTO MINE# tains that the unquestionable c«uise a.% Vancouver. 020,000. ment should have Utid down Vancouver, City of North Vancouver, District of Montreal Stocks Master Products .Limited, public, rule. But Mr. Meighen cou Vancouver. (By R. P. Clark A Ce.) of the sickness is infection of the New York. MiM^Ber sliver. «4% Vancouver, 0400,000. % why past actions should net' be sub­ -k HJKfkes ...... 113 Devoir Consol ...... if* brain by the Influenza bacclllus. He Meslcsn dollars. 64%. Sullivan Creek Lurhber Company ject to review and suggpdted the ap­ Paid up capital *800,000. Intyre Port ...... 1146 Ablllbl ...... says this is absolutely proven by the Limited, private. Blrchbank, $76,000. pointment of a committee to consider AaSeatoe ------...... 14-4 We consider these bonds are safe and lllpgsr Oops...... 1143 fact that the pet lent always reacts London, May 38.—Bar silver. 3«%d. per Fraser River Timber Shippers such statements ar that presented wfi> Mine# ...... v- 08 Bell Teiepkeao ...... 123-2 ounce. Money. 2% per cent. Dlacount rates: Limited, private. New Westminster, by the Minister qp railways. RlâÎMSIIig...... • 21 Brampton P«33f ...... 18-4 to the vaccine of influenza bacclllus Short bills. 3 to 3 1-14 per cent. : throe conservative investor*. Brasilian Traction ...... months' Mils. 8 1-14 to 8% per cent. ” 060.000. Can. Cement, com . and claims that driunatic cures by InteF-trade Brokers Limited, pri­ NEW GRAND MASTER >ond Cepe, ...... 181 Can. Car Fdy., com ... this vaccine treatment have been BANK CLEARINGS vate, Vancouver, 050,000. Kialey Bar. S...... 11 Can. S.A. cam...... worked. BRITISH AMERICAN BOND CORPORA1 Dome Lake...... 13 De., pref...... Waterside Mills Limited, private, SaultyBte. Marie, Ont., May 29.— atng Corp. CAP. »...... 881 Can. Cottowe :.. :...... The Daily Mail prints an article Bank clearing for the week ending Vancouver, 010.000. Loffiyr 1H. Reid of Toronto, was in­ ('an. Converters ...... In support of the theory, written by Thursday. May 29 In Vancouver were Extra-provincial company regis­ ns Grand Master of the Grand R. P. CLARK A CO., LTD. Cons. M. A 8...... an anonymous "distinguished medi­ 013,250,366 compared with 014,406,031 tered: —< Chapter of British America at lanaut Gold Dont. Bridge ...... pern. Cnaaert • cal Authority," and editorially calls in the corresponding period in 1923 The Princeton, B.C.* Colliery Com­ the, closing session here last night, Bom. Textile ...... upon the Minister of Health and the and In New Westminster, $570,020 pany Limited, London, Eng., succeeding W. Lee of Toronto, Past GILLESPIE, HART i TODD. LTD. Lake ef Weed» Milling • lii^lawdicsl profession Xo take notice. compared with $084,337. ------Princeton, £ 1,100. Grand Master. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 TELEPHONE YOOR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 TIMES—WE WILL DO THE REST TIMES SUBURBAN SHOPPING BASKET (Copyright Hit. By H. C. Fisher. (Continued) •Ill* Trade Mark Be*. In Canada) MUTT AND JEFF Maybe Count Clutts Was Spoofing Jeff GROCERY i B GROCKHT.-----corner Gladstone and i*l*5,,eyw FrS?h *rour.d coffee I On De. •J*#. Broken Pekoe tea 65c per Ik .elIleUe little chip marmalade two Jare lit. Weera deliver.deliver for res. The coumt has ' G.GG, Heui MEAT MARKET 'AM You ' Nope, A WHERE yev BEEN/ INFoRMATTIgM: I sees) them'. He found’ couth THAfS JUST IEHNWOÜU MARK HT — Klm-cler, ASKUU6 WOMEN nirate. poultry, butter, rose end lent DOk))eFF? t‘v< x JUST SENT vuamt 1» cecAte- A WHOLS TtElBe OF THey "TALK. tT ; Tttev WAT'S WHAT Relere. phone hit Prompt -r.-rtoe. Been leokinG HIM Fo* A UJIR* TB .FUMOS?y , A TRIBE OF I vuitB VJONVCM vu Ho . . C OULBNT mabc thcm. l UJILb VU OMC M HiLLsroe All oue* PBJ COUNT CLUTTS X. HAO MoTONGue t•/ . wild! j , Fee you: ' in HAMBURG, ^-v QAClc tM THe BARBERS ■e^se*. ‘DeN MvTTly A1 MOUMTAIKiV/ OB WOOD, Hillside terminus barber. 2784 Cedar lllll Read. Now ope» for business. GARAGE TERNWOOD AUTO REPAIRS—Old Fire - _ Hell. Phone 2602. II. U. Purdey. ROCERY

SHOE STORE lARKUn, 2711 Cedar Hill Road, Rp*. 'lal work. Boots from $4 up. Full e of csnvss shoes. Phone 4913. HILLSIDE QUADRA DRUG SVORE ILLaiD* PHARMACY—Bethlne cep, H from complete photographia supplies. Phone 2392. GROCERY BUHKIDUE. 94» Hillside. Shell wai nute 40c per lb. apricots, 2 lbs, for

HARDWARE Sk*,**, T'kILL'l HARDWARE—Phone 2964. Hard. A-7 Ware, paints, oils, varnlehee. crockery, household necessities. Well assorted stock. %PAlN 1,0w prices. j MEATi T.ta.'.M.n MARKET « LAY LOU Meat Market. 2709 Quadra. De» livery to all parts of city. Phone 2269. OAK BAY AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE- MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—LOTS X COMING EVENTS (Continued i CLEANING (Continued) LDRIDGE STREET—Lot II, Block 2. &*** ----Sl- GENTS wanted In every locality to / XARPET. , stair carpet and r BictateMS 6—GUARANTEED PARR—# sulky 1119 Quadra build permanent,, profitable business \ Map 1311, level building lot. else Advertising Phtne Nn. 1060 17»AT VIMPA 1VB t'REAM 'lYtl* [A XE Un Terms If Desired corner of Port Phow 4414R1 Awith Improved type of spark plug. Write 60 ft. x 110 ft. Taxes about 67 50 per' electrically vacuum cleaned, It's pure. Picnics end pertlre sup­ year. Price only $75 for, quick sale, Clear per hour, Imrar-Gordon, phone 4391L ei’U*:—1922 CHEVROLET Superior for particulars. Fau Flarqe Jpark Plug title. Apply P R Brown * Son*. 1113 ■ATE* TOE CLAMiriBD Al.vEETlStM* plied. Vancouver Islarnl Milk producer» ^oit SALK—Comp frame 12x16, and site Co. Limited. 1070 St. Lawrence Montreal. GARAGE Assevlatloa. 936 North Park Sir #, ‘ bone P'OW Roadster, absolutely as good a» for rent;, also 5-iiole rest Iron cook Broad JBt reel._Phone 1076. 3364-2-137 •Huolloo. TWlt. alléetlee. 643 3214-4-22. new in every respect. I■lov# cheep. Phuntrkfler 7. 7921L.- ^Oll SALK—60x110, Boyd Street; 60x148, Rent, Articles for Sele. Lost of ■ • Bey and Tolmle Road; 61x140. 1 He per word per HwrUou. va ITATCHWAr no-button underwear BO»)-;—1921 FORD Touring. In fine )UE EXTRA OL______λ BUYS ON EASY jMJK MALE—Player-piano. Ili-note. Ir. SUMMER RESORTS Davluai Street, Gorge. 6 minutes to care. en application. 11 Gordon Elite Limited, mens fur­ TERME (POeMf) ,hape. What offers? Box 262. Times ÎR.MH than nishing» store. 11 «X iNxuglas StreeL t‘ first-class "condition; also mandolin No advertisement fer leee andJ violin. Phone 4129R,______363-1-126 ’ YOU Int NOT SEE what you are look­ LAWN MOWERS Minimum number of weeds. 19. T ET MARTIN FIX- IT—Wstcbes. docks. 1 f ,6>* McLAUOHLlN SIX roadster. In lj> I»)??—1921 CHEVROLET Touring, ex- (Jl MSI Kit cottages to rent; also room lA jewelry repaired to eaUefv F. A 4*1 first-class order end 4 new tlree. tr* good condition. LV»R SALE—Auto-knitter and baby ead board, good beach. Apply Mrs . ing for advertised here, why not adver- ILLBCTED. sharpened. reconditioned. I» computing tbs number of word • _*£ “ Martin. 4»9 Fort Street 21SS-26-146 one of our test bum. 8799; 1920 Dodge ‘ buggy. In sxxl condition. Apply 7 29 dlmpeoo. Otter Bay. pendrr Island. B V. Ü1 • your want? Someone amongst ire J. Peacock. 2906 Oak Bay Avs. advertisement, set Imete groups of thrwe^ Ing. In fine shape."a «nap at $459. A ifl» 1»)?;—1921 OVBRI.ANH Touring, looks »owd#rley A vs. Phone 6264L. 3364-3-127 398-e -1*7 t" îusande of reader» will most llkel / have $9711.3, w hat you are looking for and-be glad leee figures ee one word. Do.»er mar*» *»« XflLlTARY five hundred, 1239 Govern- V»; l Mason Chummv roadster, ready for ' and run* JJke new. it. AWN MOWERS ground. nil abbreviation* count ne ose wore. *’» ment Street. Thuraday. $-39. _ Tour- %b*> road, at |»09 1921 Ford touring. In jk>H HALE—Hulls, coale. capes, street AN TED. Summer cottage at Qualicum to e«il at a reasonable price. tf-38 ______-Ollected. de- and afternoon dresses, eklrte. sweat­ livered. Dandrldge. machlnlev teen s at TU. Member» brimé refresh------7K>UR USED HANG* BARGAINS at ------— ... - \ Summer cottage with three bedroom», near a specialise rinse. Card of Thanka aad 1» Momortam. meets. lM-M-t At the- Pig* of tho- Csr Ox lM Root. H c Hardware. 718 Port Street. 16 rood bathing beach. renovated. Ladles*. children s and mea t fl it per insertion. Renlh acd Fun^ai ÜOK It ENT—-Immediate possession, well- tn July and August lox 19. Tlm< Phone 6674. Notices. It 69 fer one insertion. ror OGOKRR'. cruleers* and sportsmen's A built six-room bungalow, modern, fur-! HELP WANTED—MALE 915 Yates *t . Cor. of Quadra St. Phone 372 * clothing. t»nt*. pack sacks, blankets, XT ED—To real, la Seanicb. prefer­ two Ineertlona I nece. good garagw. splendid liasernent. ; ably In vicinity of Patricia Bay. for etc. F. Jeune A Hros. Limited. 679 John-close to eit) park, GorF#. hue and nr FIRST-CLASS USED CARS CHEAP son Street 1» ie of July end August, comfortably BUSINESS DIRECTORY service excellent Apply 2933 Albina #. bed cottage having three bedrooms, |>OY wanted Apply Clark# • Meai Street Phone Î61SL1, .'*9-3-12* e ■X Market Mmxle* Street 2276-3-1?» 1919 OVERLAND 99 Touring ...... ALLE ABLE AND STEEL RANGES. terms. Box 391. Times. o if 1913 CADILLAC. In first-class order. ART GLASS Births, Marriages, Deaths I^NG INKERS schooled for certificates 62 per week Phone 46*9. 1424 |4V)R SALE OR It ENT—Modern 6-room = 1921 RABY GRAND CHEVROLET Douglas Street. *4 w, G. Wlnterburn. 216 Central BMe Touring ...... »...... » bungalow. 2 sires lend, chicken ACREAGE lOT'S ART GLASS leaded lights. 111$ A VEL1B Touring car. in good order. $3< Meat Mafee. large else houses Phone 3745X2 279-3-129 Yates. Glass •old. iu^s glased. CARD OP TO ANUS Phone 737L l\eAXTEI>—Boy. for battery department Kindergarten Chaire, each $1 09 l^VHi RENT—Queen's Avenue. 723. juet t«-$$ Mr and Mr». A H Lyche and JAMESON MOTORS LIMITED Green Lumber Company Phone- 5«v7 J90R RALE OR RENT :so pui. * * some experience required Thns F<" - R»* VDST*i i fin# order I r off Imuglas, 7 room*, newly painted, ete." vow. some fruit, echot Alma desire to thank all frtendi H 192$ model. In tf-ll beautiful flower» sent on the od Pllmley Limite.! 2249-1-134 F« 740 Broughton Street Phone 22< modern Phone Sylvester Feed Co. 1924-tf c ■alt water, dwelling. 4 roe BOOKS ure. price $3,000. term», eight year». their recent sad bereavement %k’ANTED—Two -Bien te tas# advantage F< TOPRUmjIn good order lERPBCTION IF YOU DO NOT REE what you are look- ^ Vancouver ls’snd Distributors fef the $900 to handle equipment and rent ' OUR T. DEAVILLB. Prep. B.C. Bee» »t of our S.mmer rate* and learn the DELIVERY. In good order " burner», cheap; ______-1 perfect I Ing for advertised here, why no-, adver- f » er.,!...— Ilka— lit . 1 . berber business. 131$ Government Stroet Famous Htndebaker Car order or money beck. Eastern Mtove Co.. hree year» Owner. “ -- - Exchange, library. $1* Government Su 3161-26-144 tlee your want 7 Someone einon«et the a t Head. R R * Z83-4-116 Phone 1717. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Terme if Neceaasry LOW PRICES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE 64» Port.______thousands of readers w,H moat likely have _ GRAT-DORT. hae nely been used for run­ ELI ABLE m* 11 lag Hate of Victoria aud Just what you are looking for and be glad 710R FALK—l acre In pasture, also gar. NATIONAL MOTOR COMPANY ning eround town. _*<1 le In particular^ to eell at a reasonable price. tf-24 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS HELP WANTED—FEMALE fine condition ...... $400 Vancouver Island hon.ca. hue*oeee men ilen. with 4-room house not qult< compieto Hots «»( rimpleted, rloeS In; price $1.000 ceeh. An Oldeat Ford Dealers In B.C. MAXWELL Touring. 1921. only run few AfODERX six-room bungalow. Belcher c NYTH1NO AND8 FUNERAL CO thousand miles. A popular pries on e professional wholesaler» Htreet. Just painted and kalsomlned. k ly owner. Box 262. Time» 263-1-131 building repairs, J^HVIL SERVICE clasees. starting April .. Yates Street Phone 4996 manufacturers tbrouehcot phone 1793. Roofing a specialty. V/ *9. fer Spring Clvtt Fervtc* exams. popular ear ...... $$26 139 e month Phone 2285K 2251-3-137 5 ff A»>\ Office and Chapel A. W CARTER poet age refunded on undelivered mall mat- TairkelL Dominion and Prevtndsl De y school and Phene $4$ ' - 11$ Courtney St. Advertlelai O-ROOM. modern house, with all con- ' SUBURBAN 161$ Quadra Street night school. 8prott-8baw ekUool. Tel llshed 19991. Suite *4. rinih Bldg. Phone O venlences. central location. Phone 29. U 2487R. 099-4-139 SHOPPING BASKET CARPET CLEANING C.ll. Promotly Atl.nM t. D«r »r |7»XP*RIBNCBD mothers help, good USED VAR VALUER KNOCKING— Start bu>tng goot Phone,: Office ,111. Re,. 111! * wag-s Phone 26391. 2276-1-12» Ie in Victoria. Public Market Di BLAND Window •ad Carpet Cleaning 3322-3-1 FURNISHED HOUSE» B8QUIMALT Co.. 917 PorL Phene 6$l$. ’AT VIMPA i<*E CREAM DE LUXE—• 19 11-53 McLAVGHLIN Maetgr Fix 3-pae- DODGE TOURINGS. 1911. 1919 and Hugheo Hamilton Li |fa pure. Picnics ant parties sup­ enger Roadster, run only 7,900 miles 1920 models at special p»lc»a for the neat IV KUAl. small phonographs to clear B.O. FUNERAL CO.. LTD. plied. Vancouver Island Milk producers' t gif- At $3.969 few days Also one... . DODGE“ """"TOUR- — - records. $20. $:&, 830; ooi "DUNG A LOW. five rooms, completely fur- CONFECTIONERY Association. >30 North Park Street Phor.e 19 2 McLAUGHLIN Mester Pour. In per- .....ING In... eplcrdld.....___ I condition. Vega banjo. 4-»trtng standard, with reson I» nlshed. with piano ami garagc._ de- - DYEING AND CLEANING (Hayw»rd*e>. Eat,. 1667 «1 2214-6-237 . e<1 ortler. 6 good tlree. A snap at only PfiRDM we have 41 all prices from $176 etor. $40 coat I^S Apex Agency Govern slrablc lovaUon. |4U month Phonc_4713L | nice raleln pie, priced 15c. 20c...... upwar«ls$950. . ment Htreet Market. 236T-6-1»1 from Hodgson's, corner Head and 731 Broughton Street ll’AXTll» -! yours ladles for telepetliv. 19 1 (HUDSON Sport. In the beat of share. A good CHEVROLET DELIVERY just fXITY DYE WORK»—Gee. McCann. * * Apply Bo* 353 316-3-121 overhauled and painted and all ready for Î3BT of Wurlltser trap drums and eet o prletor. $44 For» Phone 7$. - |,2S ~ —— / 4LEAX. 5-room, furnished collage, good Calls Attended to 9t All Hours I’AXTBD—fmmedtatsD. girls «ind 11 jour work, at only $409 v Jocnlllj. $21. 1412 Grant Street DRUG STORE We aleo have nihere which It will pav R4-4.1i 271-2-127 ' i women lor strew berry" picking. Oor- ,, OVERLAND you to inspect before buying. Terme on ENGRAVERS Moderate Charges. Lady Attendant don Head end Kealtnge 49 «ente per TNDERWOOD 1er No. 6. type noR RENT—Partly furnished four- the e>et«m and puriftee the blood. At Knt> «Imlnr for Shipment; a Fperlalty erst* «»r 46 cents per pell; $1 69 per day end alignment. flret-cUa»^ order eneral engraver, stencil cut tee ’minimum. Apply Bmploament Service of X1 room cottage, rsnge. etc., very dean met ■ Drug Store. Pries $1.99. Prompt Phvnee 2236. Z2S6. 12$7. 1..3R. TAIT â Mr RAF A. B HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITED $19 per month. Including water. Phone and Seal Engrarer. Geo. Growth»#. «"ansda. Provincial Oomrnment 'Office. - 913 Tates Ft GreenG(2rf*n B*eck.lUnrk 12161»!» BreadHrK.it Ita, ... ,_ Womens Branch 2Î71-6-1S2 GENTLEMEN S DISCARDED 7412L3 or tail 599 Btdceklne Road. 90-1X9 Cor. View and Vancouver Ft rente BOUGHT GARAGE W’AXTED—Girls for strawberry picking. Best ..Price» Peld We Call TTIOR RENT—To careful tenant, a very UTO SNAPS—1931 Dodge. Ilka new., Phone 479 OTtl ENGRAVING—Half-loce an« THOMSON FUNERAL * » » about June f». W. D Mitchell J SHAW A CO X comfortable and completely furnished OW about tuning up your car line cuta Time* Engraving Depart- Keatings Phon* 12F. '369-4-131 £ l $759; euperlor Chevrolet. $690: 1924 DDRESSING and mailing circulera to Phone 401 73$ Port house. 1944 Richmond At*. Thnbnrn's for good results , PhoneHh... 1999.i see —, With the same thoughtful care * mem rd. new. $490 1921 Chevrolet. 6 new ■ raise cords. $390: lete model Ford, quite A car owners We have name» and ad­ ef the family would give, we arrange » SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE Z dressee of'Vh'-torla end Vancouver Ielsnd MILLINERY details, refraining from undue expe new, $296. Chevrolet 19 touring. $360, ante owners Newton Advertising Agency, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS TNOR RENT—Ten-room furnished house, FURNITURE MOVERS where circumstances advise it. % — ~ — . T - HI e new . 1917 Ford touring, overhauled Fuite .'4 Winch Bldg. Phone 1*16 dtf-l< l1 with furnece. garage and large garden: ISS E. PHILLIPS. Ladles enG Chil­ ■ a season'» running. 4 new tlree. $169. Y/ICTORIA College etudent desires poel- £ opposite Beacon Hill and enr terminus. dren's Outfitter. Spring Millinery, bout to movbt „ •», 192$ Quadra St. Phor.e I9« night or in other «naps. F YOU DO NOT FEE ■hat you ere look. 74CONOMY WARDROBE—Cash paid fo Thoe. Film ley. Victoria. B.C » tflx V tton for the next four month* At>vi’ Ing for advertised here, why not adver­ me 303$. Lamb Transfer Co. for household Established Over 2» Years Bow 399». Time* Office. O-tf u4 childrens discarded clolhlng. to>i moving,A crating, packing, ahlppli CAPITAL SERVICE OARAGE. tise your want? Someone amonest the le, : siso ladles' Phone 3490. $09 Pot i 1NURNISHED six-roe* bungalow, piano. PLUMBER >lm'» -Blanshard. age. Office phone 1167. olj WK’ANTED—Position ae Janitor, or env- thousands *f readers will m«»et likely he»* a gramophone, gss. garage, near park, 21341* 11 thing, rot afreld of work, can lake 1963 Port Street just what you are looking for and be glad sea and car Phone 4494X. 26S-3-12x ARRY CRAVEN. Phonu 2290. In _. — ....nn.I.Ureasonable price.r, 1» I f - 1 * OOI) uee^"in, ranges ir.'g bought, spot McCALL BB08 charge of ranch; married, best of refer- jJI 'PHTiTrT.TTXPhone 5719. charge of plumbing end sanitary work euces. Box 245. Times 246-4-127 : >ARTF —Huge stock of ueed automobile fiv« i l.BT—3-room cottage, furhlshed. «’or- Hit Portsmouth. *” * i Kerro.riy -f r.l,.rr. AIIJ.I CADILLAC S Sedan. 7-passenger, >—Cane baby buggy, cheap Jl dota Hay. Phone 4136.______267-6-111 FURRIERS “The Floral Funeral Home of the Wee, $959. Hudson Fuper 6 Cabriolet. 3- verts at We or more off W. Frank Vsw Yard. Ei Price» moderate We are winning the confidence of th \ folding busgv. Phone 46!*R2 Û SITUATION* WANTED—FEMALE 3 aaeenger. $Li99 Cadillac. 4-paeseng»r. Cameron Wrecking Co.. 949 View Street E. BEN NET—Repair» promptly exe­ •STBH. FRED— Highest price for people of Victoria end vicinity through ou h,del *7. like new. $2.090: Packard. 15- Phone 1516 ’ANTBI>—Discarded la wnmow ere 2116 Government Street. methods of conducting our business. FURNISHED ROOMS cuted at luoùerate vbara*. 736XL1 Pben# V'UIISE open for engagement, or will ? assenger stage. $3 759 No finance fees dissecting, aleo wheelbarrow wheeli hsrged UFBI» PARTS for Cadltlsc S. Phone 3549. 1969-24 Office and Chepel. Cor Vancouver an G a.» care for patient In her home. Phon* MHudebgker Big Fix. Hudson Super-Fix. BOATS Johnson Ft». Phone 3<3 a LBANY HOTEL fer cleanliness end 46227 - a BRIGHT man er women to sell popu- 1 924 FORD X8.1<) . F Henthsm. 147 Men» Phone 1469. MShop, phone 3439. 1411 Douglas Street. e 4617.______<^ «V jar line of household neveasltle* and i OUPE ...... « CYLINDER grinding, motorboat . « FORD ^ motorcar repairs, marine ways. “Advertising Is to business "SHOE REPAIRING — toilet ertk-lee. big commission. experience 1 #678 114 If lit eet mn HI a» steam Is to machinery. FURNISHLD SUITES or capital unnecessary. Bradlev Garret- TOUR1NO ...... Armstrong Braa., 134 Klngi CUHVUHAN, 691 Ntagar.-----mi «et.I Work OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING COMING EVENTS sin Limited, Brantford. t>nv 969-13-133 guaranteed. Free dellvry. Phone 133» Termt If desired AUNCH. completely new, IlOW T< t engine Tbompeett. 12769 fHmcastei SUPPORT /COMPLETELY furntahed two-room IRON. u"* eï*l*dU and alwmiauilAST Phnne 3-4 7 !.. VICTORIA INDUSTRIES V' suites, adults. Dane» Court. Yates welding. arde. 626 Courtney "I hlGGONlSM—"One of the best things to LOST AND FOUND REVERCOMR MOTORS I.IMÎTED nne 276 Ford Dealers 926 Yates St. F.reet HOLLYWOOD 1have up >our sleeve w • funn: - Just buy the goods mad# here- iSlELl» APAKTMENT»Win,usrb. fur- bone. Dlggon e. printers stationer* er ,hat's all. Start now ,pnd m*k« MEAT MARKET ELECTRIC end oxy-acetylene welding, nd T OST—Tatting bag with tatting bail and " SMALL POWER TRACTORS POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK r nlshed. three-room eullee for rent. ship repairs, boilermakers, blackemltk engraver». 1:19 Government Street. Fit** 1J whuttle. Tuesday night. Douglas Hi up year mind to keep It up Point Propelling Penche with clip, tl Geres# Phon* 11*60. tf-39 tnURCTUl-LYWUVlTCT ME Al Ma it, brass end Iron eatings, etc. h* Phone 6771R. 252-1-127 our h.p. fer cultlvalingT harrowing. t. Yates Street — It y meats. •eh fish «IsWv Pbone 2444. torts Machinery Depot Co.. Ltd. Phone 679, latest Invention. ploughing end bei‘,6ork- - T Bird and Pet Shop. Flah < smoked I TT UMBO LPT APAHTME.x »>—Two and tf-ll — T U8T—Gold breoch, curb chain. Reward. Thoroughbred oransge Pom . well Fittings i wood, for banks offices 11 five-room suites to rent, phene 1629. U Phone 387SX. 2372-3-129 that will trenepoi to the job. \ fond of children. and storeel me Tractor with ce trained and prise winner. I tf-39 ->#6-1-117 FAIRFIELD PAINTING AND DECORATING ET a Perfection stove. It prod' ... T OST—English setter bitch, answers lmpl»»**nis V, • • Flooring 2 name Baby." 1119 Wharf Phone -hree Tfitrrors'Wie BAKERS Instant best. It Is clean, it i» so; B»T prices paid tor poultry. I ROOM AND BOARD G 2421 264-6-131 of ImplMFéntS . r.. 1 Poultry Farm. 431 Dallas Road. Forging» OSTLSlt. painter and mleal. It Is always reedy for action, rnilY Floience Hygienic Dread and fancy Good work, reasonable prices.1913-36-111 duet, no ashes, no bother. You ran m T « »8T—Girl s blue coat. Spoon Bay. Sun- Phone 6940 Fruits «canned) THOS. PLIMLBY LIMITED l Pastries. Delivered daily. Made in 7814LZ. 1949.11. one, two or three burner» at on# Um# lt 1j day. May It. Reward liions TSM1, ATCHING BG'JF— Your choice of nine Furnaces "V’ICELY furnished rooms, private réél­ Haht. alrv surroundings. Phone 7618 took», try a and bakes. Durable and ! ■t- X 261-3-127 Furniture is . |«s, 251-3-127 ator and hood, and la all equipped ready Wyandotte* end Rhode Islam. Reds. ”.31VB POINTS STORE Is now ready to U May SI. where ell th* rood dan for the road. IIH 90 setting. Waterhouse. 179 Obed Ave- x «’ANTED—peraone having furnished i serve you eoda sundae or milk B. 1IA8ENFRATZ—Plumbing, heat- o. Ferey ■ 4-piece orchestra. Genie shake. Our inott-: Service, quail»# -e all klnde. 1949 Tatoa 1934 FORD CHASSIS at a big reduction Phone 7937R1. Jewelry 1V rooms or suites, with or without ladles 26c. 8 $9-11.39. 271-4 MONEY TO LOAN Labels iwsrd. suitable for teachers In attendance " GENERAL STORE Phone 674. 4817X.H \ at the Provincial Summer School. whl« h OCKING. James Bar plumber. Phone ANCING—Gorge Bridge Pavilion. N BWTON / opens on July 7 and continue* for five ARDKN HOSK. $3.76 66 ft. T. rig A GREEMENTS and mortgages puft For prices end terms on these cars call ADVERTIHINO weeks, might send particulars In writing 1771. 683 Toronto Street. Geaoltn4 Wednesday and Saturday ei at the garaee. A«l«,nrx-. f58 Cook. Phone 9466. leaksH installed, ranges connected, l’-orapl Zala'aD orchestra. Oentlenven 59c. la, ew. chsoed. Money to loan on Improved A'iENti)’ to the Director of Uie Summer School. 26c. Under management of Mrs prepertv. Dunlop A foot, barrister». 41? Education 1 ivpartifient. Victoria A list GROCERY ; y t * "• ward Bldg Guaranteed used care In all models In HODE ISLAND RED hatching eggs for Advertisement Writers and Advertlsli of such houses approved on Inspection will R eate. 76c per setting; good stock Contractors be printed on June 19 for distribution to .^AIRFIELD GROCERY. 25» Cook Street. REAL ESTATE AND IN8URANCT Phone S119LL a-tfMultigraph and Mimeograph Circular l* teachers. 2264-3-12. . Phone 3116 for picnic suppUee. ON T FORGET the Peg Dance Fr •I, PERSONAL Easy terms and no reasonable offer Come In and talk It over. ters and Poetcarda. Addressing. Blade and fre«h vegetables a LAND A INVESTMENT AOENCt. D Mav $9. la Harmony llaH. • 99^ Malting Lists 932 Government. Phone 126. Admission 2$c. Refreshments ■*> "P^T VIMFA ICB CREAM DE LUXE— Hates Quoted for I,oc»l, Domlnloil ei HOUSE» FOR SAL3 mH'>MPBON3 are now I» tl.vir i 2141-3. IJ IVe pure. Picnics and partira sup- W. DINSMORB Foreign Publications 1 Fairfield end Cook Street. P for epee la* meats and groceries. ROOF REPAIRS AND PAINTING piled. Vancouver Island Milk producers Used Car Dealer >Vlmh Bid»______Thon* INGHAM DANCe. lMtltul, *n- Association. 93# North Park Street. Phone WO modern •blcken house*, practlca.ly T7XOR SALE—Good 3-room house. ,_base- O Bill».»1, si.lkm. FrH.r M. 39_ egg. 2114-4-137 I ment, barn, city water, light, good iOOF repairing, painting, kalsomlnlng Hand Ave. Phone 3199 new. 29x14. 159 each, coat double. ► Get your roof fixed now. C. La y cock HolVe orch-etr. Adratwlon Ht- 224<- 1 ' I^îaHEKMEN —Launch for h«r*. $1.36 per Telse Folly's strain Leghorni pullets and “S posture for cow. Just In Saanich, close to FERNWOOD yearlings, splendid layers. Phone 4S49L. Douglas care, or would rent cheap: big nghMssseeseeeeeeeiiiii— I: hour, gelr equipped. Picnic parties To ensure insertion the eai snap. Box 252. Times. 262-2-126 OME-COOKINO SALS. Belurd,,. arranged f*r.~ Phone Keatings 7R. BABY GRAND CHBVROLR: *2C...... $-121 DAIRY 8A8H AND »1, In ih. »e ■rVs 9S-26-1S» feet running order. dsy Claéeifled A Art», should T F YuU DO NOT SEE what you are look- HUmlUcl under th. .uentc* of * Newly painted i Ing for advertised here, why not adver­ Gladstone 12» 17k-»R ADOPTION — Baby bey. four TIMBER in The Times Office not 1»1 F. DKY8DALB COMPANY — Haiti Gelid. Mt Tohml*. than 1Î46 pr.«. Classified Adv tise your want? Someone amongst the dally produce — 1 month* old. Box 276. Tim#» Terme If Neci thousands of readers will m« »t likely have dally. «Vive us a trial, fmmnt dellvarv doors and mill werk. 19SS Nortt ties 279-3-139 received after this time end Just what you are looking for and be glad Park Street.----- — - *“ mil NATIONAL MOTOR COMPANY GARAGE bring it te "The Jewel 3 T>IANO lemons. $2 per month; success IV TIMBER COMPANY LIMITED- to 1 P-m. may be pieced under t to sell si « reasonable prR*e. tf-44 __ . T ■ ■ , ■—,, 1.1 Street. Timber crutoere. valuators and consulting t>TO R 1ST»—Ck r bo n removed SCAVENGING Street, Oererameat Y, -I guaranteed. Bex 249. Times. Oldest Dealers la B.C. heading Too Lata to Classify, t HU US MS BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN guaranteed. Vlesalng. $1, **: ^ 249-6-1*9 engineers. Timber for eele In large ami rhich la 2c per word. IfODBRN homes for sale, easy term*. oxygen process. lsfac- small trecta—Crown great or llceaae—la rate for wl ICTOR1A 8ÇAVENOINO 'E BUY eocoad-kand tents; •II T9t69 Street phene 4999 *11 D." H. Hale, .on tract or. Fort and Fernwood Garage. 2329 Fernwoed 1911-If any pert of the Province. 79* Belmont Istsdacons. Pbons 1149. U Read. Phons 7319. OoveYni it Street. hole». House. Victoria. *• utilize’ times want ads phene $679. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924 r< REAL ESTATE-HOUSES, LOT S, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUIT, andCHICKEN RANCHES FOR SALE Iv GLORIOUS 8KA VIEW HOURS OUR SPEC IALTY MOMS STREET CHEAP RANCH—EASY TERMS ('HEAP—IMPKOYKD FARM —SEIU-BUNGALOW of eighty REST AND CHEAPEST IN FAIRFIELD NROM THIS LOT, 90x190. fronting on FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. 4 «SNFUW rooms, six down and two ui>. EH9 than five miles from centre of U|| ACRES, large quantity of good land Crescent Road, below Gonsale* Hill. .urge. cheery rooms, living- J Victoria. In Strawberry Vile district, In trop, never falling creek on pro­ I hardwood floors, open fireplace, furnnve. I HERE'S A CHANCE PRICE REDUCED TO At.«35 In Oak Bay. Mostly rock, with a few room with open fireplace, paneled walla, built-in features, paneled walla, beamed fixe-acre ranch, suitable fpr mixed farm­ perty. good 6-room house with water email oak treea. Surrounding homes of kitchen with all built-in conveniences, two celling», laundry tuba, cement driveway to ing. two acres In fruit and garden ; com­ PHOENIX bM RAM K CO. LIMITED piped In, barns, poultry house* and other TO SBCt BE A CHARMING BV1LMNG IMVB-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, the heat rlaie. Facing south, this fine good bedrooms with cloeete. bathroom 13- arase; garden, shrubs and fruit trees. fortable four-room cottage, barn and LONDON, ENGLAND outbuilding*. Property la on good road, SITE 1 spotlessly clean and In the very best homesite gets lota of eunllght, and the lacel. cement-basement, furnace. We will here la no mortgage on thle property chicken houaea. Property stands high close to whool and station, and only 12 FOR YOLM NEW HOME of condition ; situate on the high ground price Is only |300. Terme can be ar- Ee glad to show you over this property. andÎ very easy terme ari obtainable. with southern slope. Prie* 12,400. terms. miles from Victoria. Excellent fishing and within two blocks of the street car. It 1400 cash, balance as rent. HOME SPLENDID ghoulIng In the district. contains entrance hall, living- room with, THE CITY BBOHERAGE '-r*' A. A. MEIIARET WATEHKKONT n^HREE flner-tevgl lots on the corner of ALFRED CARMICHAEL A CO. .IMITF.D IX ITS x two of Oak Bay's beet residential open fireplace, arch to dining-room which A. T. ABBEY. Mgr. J. GREENWOOD PRICE ONLY 17,«00. TERMS la panel«»d and haa built-in buffet. Dutch •34 Fort Ht reel •M view Street Phone 515 4M» Say ward tilde-, 11S7 Douglas Street streets, near golf links and sea. Owner kltchejp. two bedrooms each *lth clothes POWER A MrLAlOHLIX leaving town and anxious to sell at once. closet, bathroom, etc, ; full alsed basement CADHUHfi BAT —A few lots. St Call In and get the full particulars and we with splendid furnace; stairway to attic hy shout 200. with excellent view. •20 Fort Street Phone 14M know that you will agree that It Is a which could l-e converted Into two extra $i0«) each. " Terme. snap at the price asked. rooM; large lot. good garden; moderate SW1NERTOX * Ml SGBAVE FOUT.. BAY—Marne Street tn the •49, Fort Street Exclusive Agents P. B. BROWN * SONS waterfront, a very nice lot with NEW SERIAL STORY beautiful view, - for 9600. terms. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1113 Breed Street Flume 107« (Continued# Vancouver Island News CORDOVA BAY—Very excellent lot i»0v240 and beautifully altuatefL SIGN PAINTING only $650. terms.1' Then she heard her brother coming, congratulated on their work and re­ and away she ran. quested to carry on. CORDOVA BAY—Another lot With BEDTIME STORY Each day after that, when she got The Black Gang • Ice view, *0 by about 300. for POUNDKEEPER $100, term». MILLER A PATTBKBON the chance, the little girl went on tiptoe to the chocolate bunny and IT The question of poundkeeper was $29 Douglas Street kissed a little bit off his nose. Until, again discussed, and It was reported EXTRA (’HOICK at last, the little boy began to see that a man had been found willing By CYRIL McNElLE, “Sapper” CORDOVA BAY LOT Phone 1711 Uncle Wiggily and the that the nose of his candy rabbit to undertake the duties if a pound was growing smaller. can be fount}. Author of MBull*dog Drummond," "No Man's Land,” etc. *0x1.". wlthfh a atone a thro» Yif Chocolate Bunny "1 wonder what makes it?" he said, It is hoped some arrangements can the v • rv b«-»t gert of tin­ but he couldn't guess. Sidney Board of Trade Hears be made whereby this vexed ques­ to aea. X'ours for 910V Smaller and smaller grew.the nos# tion will be satisfactorily settled. TYPEWRITERS "Who are they" asked Janet, as 1.V found out that the leader of thin (Cop: light. 1924. by McClure News­ of the chocolate rabbit, as the little Report on Mill Bay Ferry Among communications received GORGE LOT—On th* heat part of were several from the North Kaanlch gang had discovered my headquar- mYTKWRlTKRa -New and, second-hand; paper Syndicate) girl kissed l* each day, taking off they entered .theij‘ sittjng-room. Ilia Gorge. «6x24». Ideally situ­ teeny-weeny bits of candy, until the Women’s Institute, one asking for ters In Hoxton. I was actually talk­ ated Mini studded with oaks, -1 repairs, rentals; ribbonsrlbl for all ma­ Special to The Times "That èquare-jawed man is John arhutwe and fir tree». View of th Inea. United Typewriter Co. Limited, By Howard R. Garle Easter toy could stand it no more. a change on the closing day of Juno ing to that wretched man Litter in Pendel." answered her father, both up and down the Gorge. lee Fort Street. Victoria. Phone «71». 19 "Oh, dear! Oh., dear! Ob. dear! The Kidney Board of Trade at its 2. The secretary w-a* Instructed to my office at the time, when I heard Ooly 9750, term». adjourned monthly meeting on Tues­ What shall Ido?" exclaimed the reply that akx months' notice was re thoughtfully lighting a cigar, “Worth outside the call of an owl. Now from Once upon a time a little boy was day received a communication in WINDOW CLEANING chocolate bunny one night. As it about three million. He’s good for the information I had received, that favour of the B.<'. Products week next B.C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY given, for Faster, a large, brown happened Uncle Wiggily was hop­ CROW’S NEST PASS dining with, though I'm not over h'as the rallying call of their gang, LIMITED WINDOW AND chocolate bunny. It was very large— ping past jUit then, and he heard ^ The Crow's Nest Pass Agreement here on any side-shows." and 1 dashed Into the passage. Sure CLEANINO CO. NEW INDUSTRY And then for two hours until he enough, standing by the door at the Pioneer Firm almost as large an a real rabbit, like what the chocolate rabbit said, for rates were discussed, and the board •33 «••vernnieat Street HUGHES The industrial committee reported went on record against Its restore - got up and rang the bell.. Uie Rev­ end was a huge man covered from Uncle Wiggily. and the little boy was the window was open. ... •17 Fort Ft. "What's the matter?" asked Un­ that the promoters of the new indus­ tlon as an unjust discrimination erend Theodosiua remained engrossed head to foot in fflaçk. Whether It w;w quite proud of his chocolate bunny. cle Wiggily. “Are you In trouble?" try nt Roberts Bay for the reduc­ against British Columbia. The se« in work: while his ltttle JaneK lying bravado that made him give that cry WOOD AND COAL tion of dog fish fhto fish’ meal and retary was instructed to forward on the sofa, displayed Considèra'bly or whether it was a ruse to enable *Tm going to put him on the win­ "Trouble? I should say so!" cried more leg than one would havfe ex­ the chocolate bunny, and he told fish, oil had commenced wjork on th-j the resolution to C. H. Dickie, M.P. him to see me. is immaterial now. 8HAWN10AN LAKE WOOD YARD dow sill, where he uin look out,” pected a vicar's daughter even to about the tittle girl kissing afcrgjr hie Plant, and that the necessary li­ for Nanaimo. As 1 say—he is dead. But—and this IKisseas. And occasional gurgles of 1RESH water Wood. 12-Inch lengths; said the little boy to nis mother, ns candy nose. cense had been received from the is the point—it made me decide that Dominion Department of Marine and laughter seemed to prove that Guy I heavy bark; alaq dry kindlings. 2000 he ‘hugged his chocolate rabbit. "This must never bo!" said Uncle the offiçe there, convenient though Government Street Phone 102 tt-HQ Fisheries. The plant will commence de Maupassant appeals to a more It was, would have to be given up. Lumbago? “Maybe he'll eve a real bunny some Wiggily. "Come with me to my bun­ operation as soon as the new ma­ 7541 Catholic audlence~than he would have There w’ere far too many Incrlmln- galow! You can’t hop, I know, but suspected. PROFESSIONAL CARDS time—maybe my chocolate bunny chinery arrives. Further steps will atlftg documents to allow me to run She was knitting decorously wTien will.” be taken by the committee to in­ the risk of a police raid; and since ( the waiter came in. and her father Sciatica? BARRISTERS terest other manufacturers to locate frankly admit now that 1 was not “Maybe,” said the mother with a ordered a little supper to be sent up In the district. at all sure what were the relations DUNLOP A FOOT "Some chicken, please, and a little Barristers. Solicitors. Notaries, etc. MILL BAY FERRY foie gras. I am expecting a friend between this gang and the police. I “Aren't you going to eat your Members of NOVA SCOTIA. MANITOBA. The Mill Bay committee reported very soon—so lay for three. Home decided to movè my headquarters." ▲LBERTA end BC. BARS chocolate bunny?" asked the little as follows.: Count Zadowa helped himself to a Phone Sit boy's sister. "Chocolate rabbits are j champagne—ye?. Perrier Jouet ’01 •12-1 Say ward Bldg.. Victoria. BC "As you are aware the Mill Bay will do I'm afraid I don't know very sandwich before continuing, with a good to eat. you know." and she Ferry scheme has been before the much about wine. And a little Vichy pleasant feeling that the motionless CHIROPRACTORS looked hungrily at the brown candy board for many years. In fact, the iT water for my daughter." attention of the Reverand Theodos­ rabbit board was the first to support the The waiter withdrew. and the ius was a compliment to his powers Nervous Disorders Chronic Ailments "Eat my chocolate bumpy? No. idea, as put forth *y Mr. M H Reverend Theodosius chuckled. as a raconteur. And as the hunch­ H. H. LIVERY. DC.. Sp.C. never!" cried the little boy. "I am Jackson about 1917. 1 need not now Nanaimo W i ns Provincial "There's » very good bath you can back reflected complacently, there Chiropractic Specialist Just gting to let him sit on fhe win­ traverse again the many resolutions Graduate of the Canadian Chiropractic empty it down, my dear." he said. was no falling off in this story—no dow Hill, where he can look for a that have been passed. About th?*e Championship "But I don't think my little Janet anticlimax. years ago the Idea whs taken up by 112-313 Pemberton Bldg. Phone 4951 real rabbit.” should drink champagne so late. It "To-night," he continued, sipping It you have an acute or Chronic Disease, th«* Victoria and Island Publlchy Now the' little boy's sister was might make her head go funny." his glass. "I was completing the final and haw failed to get results through Bureau and. by the Victoria Chamber, Western Fuel Junior Team other methods, a few adjustments Will very fond "t candy. She did- not lu- Hhe smiled and then grew Verioue out of my pap*M» with my of Commerce, but no practical solu­ "What time which only made it all the more Sus­ l« 7463 or 444* Y. of .him!" she whispered. is prepared to operate an nil-year- bulance Association. has received only for a short while." (lumbago), or , limbs, neuritis, or The sound of voices outside the picious. So between us we gathere«l Pemberton BMl The chocolate bunny heard And round ferry service from Mill Bay the étalement of award* for the re­ shooting pains anywhere, it indicates to the Kaanlch Peninsula, on the only door caused Janet to resume her up every Important paper, switched usually that the kidneys are not shivered. "Wfiai's tae matter f diked. cent first aid competitions in St off all lights, and went out through OENTI8TB condition, that landing facilities bo John Ambuhtnc* work, conducted by knitting, and the next moment Count working properly—not eliminating as "Oh. I don't want to be eaten!" the secret door. Then we waited." Uncle Wiggilv- provided. The question wus then Col. C. A. Hodgetts. M.D., on his re­ Zadowa was announced. For an ap­ they should the poisonous uric acid TXRASER. DR. W. T~. 501-1 Stobart he thought. taken up with the Provincial Gov­ preciable time after the waiter hod He turned to the clergyman, still But being unable to talk girl lan­ cent visit to British Columbia. from the blood. . F Pears Blpck.1 Off loo. 9.11 I'll get mÿ automobile*and give you ernment and as the result, an ar­ withdrawn he stood staring at them; motionless save for a ceaseless tap­ tf-*« guage. he couldn't tell little sister In connection with the Provincial You may be nervoua, despondent, a ride." rangement was made whereby the then a smile crossed his face ping of his left knee with his hand. not to eat him. Nearer and nearer trophy. It is explained by 8«9cretnry sick, feverish, irritable, spots appear­ R. J. F. SHUTS. Dentist. Office, No. Bo in his auto Uncle Wiggily took ferry company undertook to pay "Magnificent," he murmured. “Su "As you know, monsieur." he pro­ she tiptoed toward the chocolate H. W. Edwardaon. that the marks ing before the eyes, and lacking all D Î02 Pemberton Bldr rhone 7137. *> the chocolate bunny to the hollow H.OVO per annum, as rent fgr five Perb Madame. 1 felicitate you. Well ceeded, "there In an opening In that rabbit, looking at him hungrily. gained by the Nanaimo A team, ambition. The latest and most effec­ stump. Nurse Jane made the new years to the Government, for the use winners of the trophy. count though 1 know your powers, thla door through which one can see Into "Oh. I just could eat you all up!" time you have excelled yourself." tive means of overcoming such trou­ candy rabbit welcome. Uncle Wiggily of the whaYf. Business men of Vic­ towards the contest for the Montl- the room. And through that opening MATERNITY HOME "Cut that out, and get to business." ble is to drink plenty of water be­ she sighed. helped the chocolate bunny out of toria were found to back the neces zambert Dominion trophy, no further I watched developments. After Again the chocolate rabbit shiv­ tween meals and to take a single An- UEACH CROFT NURSING HOME 70» the auto, and he wan given it bed on sary funds for the companj. teat being made, each Provlncfal returned little Janet. "I'm tired." awhile a torch was switched on at "But should We be Interrupted.” uric (antl-uric-acld tablet before li Ccek. Mra. E. Johnson. C.M.B otvme ered. the couch In the dining room. "In regard to the location on thi winner having a chance for the na­ the further door, and I heard voices. Now the little girl's mother had remarked the. Reverend Theodosius, each meal for a while. That night, when Uncle Wiggily peninsula, In which we are interested, tional honors And then the man holding the torch told her shè must not touch brother's “we have Ju$t returned from an ex­ An-uric was Originated at the In­ and Nurse Jane were asleep, the the first location tried was Cole Bay, Gold and silver medals are carried came cautiously in. He was" turning chocolate bunny, but the - little girl tensive tour In the famine-stricken valids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y., by Dr. MASSAGE Fuzzy Fox broke into the bungalow. but by lack, of depth and presence of respectively with the first and sec­ It Into every corner, but finally he forgot. Not only did she touch the boulders It was found that the wharf area round Vienna." Pierce, Pres., after observation and He «aw the chocolate rabbit asleep ond placings for the Wallace Nesbitt focuseil it on his desk. I heard him rrilE warm weath/er 1» here Violet candy rabbit, but she lifted him up Would have be beyond the point The Count bowed and smiled again. treatment of thousands of kidney 1 and Other mbdofi treatments. on the couch and the Fox said (Junior) trophy.' speak to one of his companions, who and she touched tongue to the tip giving so mu<% exposure. “C’est entendu/* he said quietly. cases. Get An-ur|c at any drug r Turkish battrai Yatea. Ah. The placings are as follows: came Into the beam of light and nier# le Untie WUrglli Bleep There is also the question of road "And now we will certainly get to store or send 10c to Dr. Pierce's La­ of his chocolate nose. ing in brown pajamas! I'll carry hlip Pro» lariat Trophy started to pick the lock. And it was "Oh. she's kissing me!" thought provision, although that could havq- Individual Team Total business. For I have the most won boratory In Bridgeburg, Ont., for a off to .my den!" The Fox caught up then that 1 switched on every light, PANDICULATION the chocolate rabbit. Well, that is been taken euro of if other condi­ Nanaimo "A" ...... 12* 140 HI derful news for you. mes amis." trial package. (Advt.) the chocolate bunny and ran away Cumbrian.I ...... 1214 13* 2 69 4 ami closed the other door electric­ better than being eaten!" tions had been favorable. A warning gesture from the girl *milB eU-etchtng machine has arrived. with him, but he had not .gone far Nanaim.» "B" ...... 105», 12» 2)14 announced the arrival of supper, and ally. They were caught—caught like "I'd like to eat you. but I don't Deep Cove has been tried, but dis­ Trail

  • #ur height. 21* Pemberton dare," whispered the little glrk "But tance is agalmlt that site. besides Nanaimo "C...... 10*4 109 216% 114-26-12# Uncle Wiggily!" cried the Fox. on the rival merits of different types coming «langer. There waa something I can taste of you with my tongue." other diffb-ultles and various other Vancouver R.U.M IV « 2». 103'* 107 2104 The hunchback paused drama tie- “Nonsense !" laughed the Wolf. Vancouver B U M P, <1>. 994 101 200’, of soup kitchen. And It Was not un­ -«•Hy, and drained his champagne. If almost terrifying in the big clergy­ And this she did. She kissed off a reasons such as Mt. Newton Crosa "That's only a chocolate Easter bun­ Trail (3) 93% 1»0 195 4 til the outer door finally closed be- man's eyes immobility. PHYSICIANS little bit of sweet chocolate. “Oh. Road had a very steep grade. Tho he whs expecting any laudatory re­ ny ! lie's no good!" Then the Fox Wallers Nesbitt «Juniorl hln«l the waiter that the Reverend "Like rats in it trap," repeated the that’s good!" sighed the little girl. location decided upon Is only three- Individual Team Total marks on the part of his audience r. DAVID ANGUS—Women s disorders saw that he had been fooled a tut he quarter* of a mile across the Inlet. Theodosius bit the end off another hunchback gloatingly. "Two men I specialty; 2* years' experience. Suite Nanaimo < W F. he was disappointed. But the Rev­ D dropped the chocolate rabbit down No provision has to be made for 1204 1*64 cigar and stared at his visitor with erend Theodosius and his little Jan­ didn't know, and—well, you know «00, Pantages Bldg.. Third and University, Fertile < 4th Troop 11 8. » 176 near a mud puddle. And some brown mads nor any expropriation of lam'. 1194 654 eyes from which every trace of et might have been carved out of who the other was. True he had his land Registry act Trail «H«a Cadets No. kindliness has vanlsheil. mud splashed up on the candy bun­ All the money can b«‘ used for rtho 113 92 1«5 marble, save for that ceaseless tap­ mask on by way of disguise, but I ny's nose, making It the' same size building of the wharf. It is practh - Vancouver •Lord #tob- “It’s about time you did have some ping hy the man of his left knee. In recognised him at xmce. That huge TIMES TUITION CARDS In the Matter of Lot* 11 and 14, Block good news. Zadowa." he snapped. an it was at first. Then, leaving the ally the centre of the Peninsula amt. ertn C"a« Central School) 103 4 133% of the effect he was about to cause self.” z'lIVlI. SERVICE classes, carting April of the loss of Certificate of TltJe 1572SF In the mo.nlng the little boy look­ of a short haul to Victoria. Mission. "A ' Cadet C. 4 7 95 4 494 143% called Black Gang do you In, Uve he might have had a premonition of (To be continued.) 1. 39. for Spring Civil fte.vce exams.. to the above mentioned land, in the ed out of his house and saw his “Any member who wishes further Nanaimo. Prinro of never heard of.” Dominion and Provincial. D*v school and name of Thomas Cope, dated June 25. Wales. Own ...... *3 .494 1324 But the other merely smiled night school. Sprott-Shaw School. Tel. chocolat«t rabbit. for the Fox had information can call at the offices of 1914. Î hereby give notice of my inten­ the company. Hibben-Bone Buildlnc ta. •• tion at the e*ptrillion of one calendar dropped him Just there. month from the first publication hereof “Oh, my chocolate bunny fell out "Your committee was met In the "1 admit it,” he murmured. “Up OHOBTMAIfD School. 14'1 yoVt. Com fullest and frankest way, all infor­ to date they had si'nred a faint ” merclat subject■. Successfuli graduates to Issue a fresh certificate In lieu of of the window!" cried the little hoy ur recommendation. Tel i74. K. A. Mac- *uch lost certificate, and any -person and he nicked up the candy toy and mation. correspondence, contracts measure of success—exaggerated, my having any Information with reference »yjÆ if put hirn back on the sill. “And his and logs being placed before them !El friends, greatly, exaggerated by the to such lost certificate in requested to by the company. papers. To-night came the reckon­ MUSIC communicate with the undesigned nose is bigger llk«- It used to he,” Ix»nd Registry Office. Victoria, B.C., laughed °the boy. For the mud had "Your committee submits its re­ ing. which incidentally is the reas«>n port with confidence that the best why 1 am a little late. To-night"— k dv'ANCED and elementary violin tul- May T, 1924 hardened on the chocolate. possible arrangement haa been ma«lv V non. Drury Pryce. Lt) Port. Phon* FRANK J. STACPOOLE, Now. when the little girl went, he leanetl forward Impressively— Registrar, Victoria Land Registration from a business standpoint." LAW IS DISCUSSED "the leader of the gang himnelf hon­ later that day, to Kiss the bunny on District. The committee was thanked for ored me with a visit. And the leader hi* brown nose, she got brown mud its services. on her tongue. will lead no Ron " The Avion Club concert reported a Sub-committee of Commons "You killed him." said the girlL OGDEN'S THE SUPREME COURT OF IN “Ugh!” she cried. "This rabbit is very favorable financial result. The BRITISH COLUMBIA only part chocolate! I'm not going Considers Innocent Parties’ helping herself to champagne. A LITTLE CAMPAIGN OF WANT board voted thanks to the Arlon Club, "I did,” answered the. Count. “And In the Matter of the Estate of David to, kiss him any. more!” And she and the ladies who hud so ably as­ Alexander Neleon Ogllvy, Deceased, never did. for Which the Easter bun­ Right of Remarriage without the leader I think we can ADVERTISING IN THE TIMES sisted with the refreshments, als# ignore the gang." In the Matter of the “Administration ny was very glad, for then he knew the committee. CUT PLUG he would always stay as he was. "That's alright as far as It goes," Will bring you an a plication from AUTOMOBILE PARK Ottawa. May 29.—The question sa hi the Keverand Theodosius in a Notice la hereby given that under an the stenographer who could catch up And he did, and when Urfcle Wig­ Order granted by the Honorable the The auto park committee re­ whether a divorce bill should grant slightly mollified tone. "But have with the work in your office right gily hopped past the next night, t<> the innocent party thq right to t hief Justice, dated the lîth day of wondering what had become of the ported having securedy- five yearn you covered all your traces ? In this April. AD. 1924. I. the undersigned, marry again is now being considered NOW PACKED IN chocolate bunny, the candy rabbit base of the park, ami

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    said, ‘glye.iba" people u light Mid up the money to pay for the meet­ ing*. they will find ft way.* And If the' “We have lieen told that the dele­ 61 MW TELLS people could, in the past, have had gates to our Vancouver convention EDUCATIONAL WORK the real Information before them, had their expenses paid. That is un­ For Summer Cooking thia Province would not have sliaycd true save In this Instance, two dele- gatea from the Peace Hiver had their jG/mibbd so far away from lie own bvst In- expenses granted, and who would re­ ' IN WEST CHINA ESQUIMAU VOTERS 1 tereat. fuse them under thoae condlttona?*' “Perfection” Oil Cook Stoves UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCES Speaking of the Provincial plat-, | “We have held nearly 700 meet in*;* form, he compared It with the Liberal Parker A. Bayne, Professor You van have all the comfort of gas in your house if you and Conservative situation, "liberals have one of these ne tv 44 perfection*’ Oil t’ook Stoves. -In tula great experiment of telling : have nothing sure their record and of Biology, Spends Two THE POPULAR YATES STREET STORE the people the truth. I am a busl twer money to put before you. Bow Single Burner, low style '...... 9 11.00 Days Here nvee man and have had* some peculiar ser has brought out, at various times, Rouble Burner, low style ...... 930.00 Third Party Chieftain Ad­ a nqmher of planks, has a collection Double Burner, high style 937.60 land unpleasant experiences ns *x te- «»f lumber. In fact, and does not in 93 4.00 dressed Big Meeting at Useful educational work Is being j Three-burner, high style . iault. For instance, over in the Jy gle- tend to stand on any of It anyway done among the Chinese in Szechuan Special in Millinerv Four-burner, high style .. 943.50 Rex Theatre i lature, because of our work in petting think oui platform Is a token of province. West China, according to ; 9H.30 our slncerltV to the people. It won’t Parker M. Bayne, of Toronto, who | Ovens. 910.60 and ...... — f news to, the people, the Government please every. j "Bo I wyit home, took a r*w oaya Stuart I.ake and locating them forty- and a pent two days here, leaving for ] .95 250 Ksquimalt voters, when he off. whitewashed a few black spots, five miles from mads or railway. the East yesterday afternoon. He has ! athlressetl a meeting in the R**x and came over to Victoria i ► çllmb "'Twill be cheaper to move them to lieen sixteen years in China, and now aboard the grill for the probe. the vacant |S,000,004» Oliver Irriga­ goes to Ontario to take advantagv Theatr»». "And they would ask me nothing, tion scheme or to Human and its of a post graduate Rockefeller Schol­ On the platform with the Gen­ all 1 could do was slip In •* d »sen drained lands, which <<>»t you arship. eral were ('apt. R P. Matheson, words about vast ISIbcral ami Con­ 96,000,oho. lie also described «he The university Is divided Into five Becoming models in latent styles, servative campaign funds ami was crofter scheme as "another silly faculties—arts. science, medicine, Mam ôld Provincial Party candidate in Esqui­ hurriedly told to step down,'* raid the brainstorm" of Hon. Mr. I’attullo, theology and dentistry, anil he is a smartly trimmed in new season s mau riding and Alderman A. E. I >-dd. General amid laughter. who was, "In effect, betting the lecturer on the science and medical one of the candidates in \ iclorla <7 KingCoaL NO LfBEL SUIT YET Scotsmen I960 they will stay up thé aide. The distance he ia located from coloring*. Regular values to ♦10.00. City. W. Hustle Cochran « presided coast one Winter, and the Minister Shanghai may be guage«l by the fact with a most orderly meeting only "Then there was Mr. Sloan's is going to lose." that he had a five day trig by. native JImerrff mildly Intercepted by v questioner of promise to sue me; I’ve never seen chair to the Yangtze River, and then General McRae, seeking his views as TIMBER AND THE GENERAL the Writ yet, don't expect to until two 16 ~T * further, we belleAe cleaning fv«*m the purchase. was not too good, the status of Cau­ M inside to lie impossible. so we mutt Davidson A McRae, his firm, had prospector, considered annoying re casians having seriously'deteriorated BOOTS start fn»m the outside and tetr these been fiscal agents for Mackenzie & strictions should be cancelled and the since the war, the Russians and Ger­ barnacle encrusted political struc­ Mann, but had made a heavy loss on prospector encouraged, at a cost esti­ mans having lost prestige, and as i tures down." said the General amid the deal, and he, the General, as an mated small compared to the essen­ eon*e<|uence the effect on «ither na­ Inactive and unwilling partner, had tial service rendered the country. I tionalities has lieen detrimental, Mr. JULL JUUUUUL-8JUL | applause. think wc could well afford to forego , "You are asked to .give the old been required to bear one-third of Bayne said. r* STOCKER'S—Th, Reliable 1 imriies your approval. What dors thf lo8.fi suffered by his firm. taxation on the mining man and his that mean ‘ We have b*cot te t»m General McRae denounced Premier properties, being content to tax his I used to coupling |H>litical partita with Oliver for charging him with heavy | polit Ice for private profit. profit making and luudng those "We have to give the mining man HEBE It YEARS! ; “The time has come when we must j charges on nd Registry records. „ more than ordinary business deal, re-establish the old sound Idea that Premier Oliver knows business and then, despite the hazard of the FRECKLE-FACE HERE TO STAY! "public office Is a public trust. - methods. My name as purchaser was work. I am sure we shall get a loj. of used l6 conceal during accumulation development and a lot of money Into WE WANT Y0UB $2.98 IN ALMOST ALL RIDINGS the Province," he said. Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly I the real railway ownership of those PATRONAGE! leather. Light Weight. "By fto-morrow evening, the laxi lands, many of them having the ob­ DEBT DISCUSSED Spots. How to Remove Easily. of our nominations, we will have Eaay Fitting vious fictitious price of ft mentioned "There Is no magic- wand id cure fngty-slx or forty-seven cwudidates in tn the deeds. Here*» a chance. Miss Krerktefave. j the field In the forty-eight coramu- things when the Provincials get Into to try a remedy for freckle* with [ Phones 2420, 2460, 3460 Wears Like trod—MenTa or Boy*’ "Another deed was for nearly power. It will take hard-headed men. Sole Agents ! encies. men of the most prominent million dollars consideration. Thai "What we want in this Province is the guarantee of a reliable concern 11> |m« and holding the trust of their was not «ash. hut shares tn the land another Tat low; it was after he got that it will / not cost you a penny I communltiee. The Not eely Peaches, hut the finest company. In which I had not a dollar out the deficits began Mr. Bowser unless It remove* the freckles, while •rmn “On the provincial pie'form, na of interest and matle no profit on put you In the hole sixteen millions if it does give you a «dear complex­ testy canned vegetables, all hinds • candidates, w•» have eight of the fore- the sale. The whole thing was a ion the expense is trifling. 1 most labor men in the Province. in his last year. Then Mr Oliver got General Warehouee of delicious fruits, as well as pure alved Mackenzie & Mann operation, and Into his seat, grabbed the reins In Simply get an ounce of Othlne— TWO EX-ONTARIO [fourteen farmers, two doctors, two wholesome jams, are sold under the Premier knows it, and I have let the same place, said gtddap. and went double strength—from any druggist 627 Yates Street. Phene Î173 the Qnaher Brand label. Ask Jor j using lawyers and the rest. vre.lv.tsi- hint run along and hang himself with and a few applications should show CIVIL SERVANTS ARE i ness men of the highest type.” de- the same gait to the same tune of Qaahtr. his fake discoveries».” millions of more debls." \ you how easy it is to rid' yourself of i dared the General. THREW MONEYED FISHES Gen. McRae declared that, includ­ the homely fre< kies and get a beau­ SENT UP FOR TRIAL sliced UNSYMPATHETIC PRESS General McRae declared he was a ing P.O.-K. Imnd*. Mr. Bowser l^fi a tiful «-omplexlon. Rarely Is more DOMINION CANNE RS BC LTD. VANCOUVER The pgoblsm which lb# I'fi. urial j |o»cr on the whaling roj»ip;in\ vet- debt of 942.900.000. and that the than one ounce needed for the worst Toronto. May 2».—E. V. Donnelly books, papers and valuable securities I\.mv h.i* hitd frt.m th«- OUiaet I** lure, had kept his aharew and never Oliver Government with a burden of and H. R. Thomas, chief clerk and with intent to defçaud. making false l»een in eel to the pu.btic ihe r-al In­ Home Hank-Industries Board loans He sure to ask the druggist for the passed «>n his losses in any ventura clerk, respectively. In the Ontario entries In cash books, etc. formation. and In that work we have to any other man's shoulder*. only fifty per cent. good, phis rail­ double strength Othlne as this The 4'rown put in evidence to show been greatly handicapped be the at­ An Interrupter asked : “What of the way» guarantees but less Interest pay­ strength 1* sold under guarantee of Provincial Secretary's Department, were < ommltted for trial by Magis­ that l>onelly"a yearly salary was titude of the press. Lincoln. I think. Chinamen?" and General McRae de­ ing investments, had accumulated money lieck If it falls to remove 92,300 and Thomas's 91.200. less con- clared: “I happen I.» be the hon. enough additional debt to bring the freckles. trate Edmund Junes here yesterday on charges <>f stealing 94,129.75, ami trlb«iti»n* to the superannuation president of the Asiatic Exclusion total to 97I.OOO.OOO. Stenbouke, Ltd., 35 St. Francois fund. Bail was renewed. league and could talk on that sub­ "Cabinet Ministers tell you this Xavier St.. Montreal, Que. destroying, altering and mutilating ject f«»r a week* There Is no manu­ Province will have to continue tier facturer in the Province would «lare rowing and a»» it will If yofa return -fir ! refuse to replace te'n per cent, of hi* the Liberal*. j Orientals per year. Hut w hat's Hie OTTAWA TO RESCUE Notice to Breeders of I Use? Those Chinamen would only My opinion is that eighty per « ont. ! go Into some other occupation. The of the people of this Province already | I test solution I know Is, load up a made up their minds to have a SORE, TIRED FEET couple of trains each week with change. The local Government has Orientals and send them to Ontario. sent out the call to Ottawa, and those It will be the best Investment you Federal hired men of ours are com­ "Tlx" makes eqre, burning, tired ever made, by opening the eyes of ing to the rescue of their friends," Livestock feet fairly dance with delight. Away Eastern Canada to this peculiarly h«- said. B.C. problem. ;t ■ He «lescrlbed Ihe Provincial Party* go the aches and pains, the corns, "I’ll say this. I have never had effort a* the only one of Its kind In Mr. Brick Bowman, the discoverer of The Bowman Remedy, j callouses, blisters and bunions. a Chinaman In my direct employ or th«* history of .North America, ami if “Tt*“ draws out the acids and poi­ around my place." failure were possible, a serious con­ claim» that in treating 70,000 eattle in the United State* The same Interrupter asked Gen. sons that puff up your feet. No dition would exist, backed as the McRae to send the Chinamen out of movement has been by 36,000 voting the results have been successful in 98% of the case, treated. matter how hard you work, how long his mills, and the Speaker cordially member* and 200 active unpaid you dance, how far you walk, or how agreed "we will gladly do so when w«>rker* of prominence. Ar< your dairy cow» and helfera causing you trouble? you get the white lal>or and show us You Don’t Have to Change from Gi [years long you remain on your feet. "Tls” "And it is the sign of the end of Ara you obtaining results la catvee and milk that satisfy you? how t«t keep the Chinese out of the the old machines which has resulted brings restful foot comfort. "Tlx” is .other fellow’s Job.” He declared bo In ihe muster of the Ottawa clans to Do your «own (according to your knowledge of their capacity) pro­ wonderful for Grid, aching, swollen. was not now In direct management the rescue.” duce à» much milk ne they should—or ere you marking time sod 1 smarting feet. Your feet Just tingle of hi* lumber concerns. CART. MATHESON to Get a Low Price leading a number of boerdere that ehould be east to the butcher? for Joy; shoes never hurt or seem { PURSE FAINS 4*apt. R. P. xMathe*on, Provincial Theee are matters that can be put right. Delays are fatal. Why Gen. McRae touched upon his cam­ candidate In Esquimau. wh® tight. paign contribution of tlS.uOO. "Now Bot consult ceded General McRae, closed an out­ Get a bog of **TU" now from any that gives me, as a Scotsman, a very line of Provincial Party alms by The Erick Bowman Remedy Co.. Office and Factory, 11» Yetee St drug or department store. End foot great paén When I went Into thia crediting Premier Oliver with being thing I was pretti green, didn't know five-sixths of the Government, nnd Particulars Will Be furnished Upon Application to the Manager torture forever—wear smaller shoe*, what It meant. When I went around | coup|ed with Hits Premier Oliver* keep your feet fresh, sweet and the 'country and sow conditions, I | assertion that the Provincial Party 01 happy. (Advt.) found It impossible to quit pattlgg WM RO independent affair, but al lh«- i ■ i ...... ■I,»'; |>cck and call of General McRae, "sn ^ he put up the money." I Miss Marie McLaughlin sang de- t llghtfullv between the speeches, the ! audience applauding with emhualaaro : and insisting upon « mores. | ANCIENT HISTORY I Alderman A. EL Todd spoke briefly upon the platform of the Provincial ECAUSE Goodyear build* the line is full -Goodyear quality and •Part). He retailed that fifty-five world'* leading tire for mileage offers heaping Goodyear value. year* ago the Government of that Band road-grip—the All-Weather Cord day had promised the Port Renfrew ! settlers a wagon road from Victoria, i —doea not mean that you have to So no matter what price y on want to pay, NAVY CUT “And that mad Is not existing yet, i sacrifice Goodyear quality if you want see the Goodyear Selected Dealer in your despite thé promises of the old » community. He will show you how you PLAYER’S parties. Now I will pledge the Pro-j to invest less money in tires. can make almoit any tire investment you Uncial Pari y to nothing, but will ’ wish and still enjoy the known quality in­ pledge' myself to .this, that I will There are Goodyear Tires to meet sured by the Goodyear name. He is one make the lives of all Provincial Party ! of the 2,100 dealers selected from 10.000 executives miserable, until that .road | varied price requirement*. The Wing- in Canada as able to sell you Goodyear Is completed and a logging railway j foot Cord pffers you a lower price— Tirai economically, without waits, and Is operating to tiring that fine tim­ yet it ia standard quality in road-grip ber to your mills,” he said. with a valuable service. Ht is a good man CIGARETTES The -meeting closed with the and mileage. The whole Goodyear to know. National Anthem. Goodyear means Good Wear New Turbines ^•ee ••••»*•»••»»•#•••*•#•••*»»»•••••#••••• ••••••••eeeaeeeeeeet In Mauretania

    ! The superb quality, The Mauretania, with a hew set of turbines, will re-enjter the t'unard Line * r service between New York. Cherbourg i purity and excellence and Southampton, Jin her trial run between Cherbourg MADE CXjlN CANADA and Southampton over s twenty-eight- I mile course, fourteen miles with the tide i of Player*« Navy Cut 1 ami fourteen against, she average*! I 26.49 k »ots without being pushed ! The Mauretania will sail from New Î Cigarettes have made York on Wednesday. June 11, and every , third week thereafter throughout the G000YCAR SELECTED DEALER i since hie last voyage here raptain j them the world*s lead- Host r «m. the liter's master, has been 'jtrzæa appointed aide tie camp to the King, BEGG MOTOR COMPANY, LIMITED the highest honor attainable by a member of the menhanl marine. This 936 VIEW STREET PHONE g06S ! ing brand. event will be duly celebrated when Captain Itoittrun returns to New York.

    B00> FOUND Hamilton, Ont., May 28. -- With WEILER AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE z iwb bullet holes in the head and ! Douglas Sheet at Broughton (Weller Building). Telephones: Office. 959; Battery, 699; Night, 98. the coat pœketa filled wl4h coke, the I hodv of hi» unidentified mtddle-ageu ! GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRE SERVICE STATION. mad. thought to he a foreigner, was j XttuaU floating in the bay here. A