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VOL 46 VICTORIA, B. C„ FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1915 NO. 106

BUTTLE OF HILL 60 HAS MADE HER LAST GREAT BRITISH LINER SENT V- SEMES VOYAGE LUSITANIA MunTXt>sfng Gases: Britis DOWN BY GERMAN SUBMARINE; Papers tifge That Counter- Measures Be Adopted 1,253 PASSENGERS ON BOARD

ARTILLERY ENGAGEMENTS VICTORIANS WHO WERE ON BOARD LUSITANIA. Lusitania, on Way From New York to Liver­ TO THE NORTH OF YPRE The Victoria passengers on pool, Was Caught Ten Miles Off Old Head board the Lusitania were as fol­ lows: James Dtffismuir. son of Hon. of Kinsale, Ireland; Remained Afloat for Enemy Gained No Ground b James Dunamuir. Hatley Park. Attack at Bagatelle, in Mr and Mrs Cyril Wlcklngs- Twenty Minutes. Bmlth and Infant, mi Margaret the Argonne ..avenue. ------■-T-r 2 v------<- fa. G. Wlcklngq-Smith. I960 •eCKSWi Granite street. Mr. and Mr*- Thomas K. Tur- Many Vessels Hurried to Assistance of Sink-, T-ondon, Msy T.—The battle, do deold pln. till Long Hranch avenue. the mastery of Hill No. 60 and th Cecil H. Weir. *107 HrUrea ing Ship; Small Boats Carrying Passen­ desolated country around Yprea ha avenue. : Robert W. Whaley. 1736 Duch- not reached Its final stages yet. ees street. . gers Taken in Tow; Attack on Big Véssel The fighting in Flanders finds th Mr. and Mrs George Ft Stokes Germans still making use of asphyxl and Master W. Stokes. Was Made About 2 p. m. To-day —- atlng gases, and there Is a noticeabl Mias K. Barhur. current running through the British Cunningham Smith. press which Insists that the Allies All Passengers and Mrs. Charlotte Marshall. should adopt counter-measures at Mrs. ,B. Hadow. London, May 7.—The Cunard liner Lniitania, which sailed from JAPAN MID CHI SUBMARINES SANK O. B- Blackburn. 1154 Burdett Members of Crew of Avenue. New York on May 1 for Liverpool with 1263 passengers on board, Paris, May 7.—The French war of­ fice thia afternoon ga\ e out the follow­ Lusitania Were Savec waa torpedoed about 2 o'clock this afternoon at a point aboi t ten ing statement on the progress of ho*£* WILL NOTGO TO WAR y TWO BRITISH SHIPS tllities: miles off Old Head of Kinsale, Ireland, and later went down. "The Germane delivered an at tacit > ewterday at the close of the day at Republic Has Decided to Grant Candidate and Centurion Sent London, May 7.—The Hagatejle, In the Argonne. It resulted Cunard Company has ascer New York, May 7.—The New York office of the Cunard In complete failure. . Demands Made by fokio - - to Bottom Off Coast - ~ nonneed this afternoon that the Lusitania had been sunk. “On the remainder of the front, par Government tained definitely that all the ticularly to the north of Y pres and In of Ireland ON CONSTANTINOPLE the region of Vauquols, there have been passengers and all the mem The Lusitania sailed from this port last Saturday, Ma; %, and Violent'artillery engagements." hers of the crew of the Lusi carried, ia addition to her own, large passenger list, 163 FURTHER CONCESSIONS Athens Dispatch Says Three IT London, May 7.—The British war MEMBERS OF BOTH tania have been saved. transferred to her from the Anchor liner Cameronia. news of office Issued the following communica­ Russian Aviators Flew Over tion lest night: WERE MADE BY JAPAN CREWS WERE SAVED bar sinking was given out by the local office of the Cunard Une and' "There is nothing to report on the Turkish Capital British front exceplJh* recapture by us waa based on cable advices from the home office of the company in yesterday evening -mh more of our lost italKison point Liverpool. Three dispatches wore made public by the line, reading trenches on Hill Nt>. 60. southeast, of Tokio. May 7.—War with China haa London, May T.—The British steam­ Yprea, and that fighting still continues been averted, according (to authentic ship Candidate was torpedoed by a WARSHIPS ATTACKING as follows: In that locality. Elsewhere ihe enemy authoritative assurances in official German submarine yesterday of ­ has shown no disposition to attack." circles here. It lajieclared that China ford. Ireland. The members of her crew OF ENTERING WAR AT THE DARDANELLES “Wo received from the Land's End station news of repeated had decided definitely to grant the de­ were saved. distress calls made by the Lusitania asking for assistance at once. AUSTRIA PREPARING mand of Japan. The news when made public, caused great demonstra­ The steamship Candidate was of *.«• Big list. Position ten mties south of Kinsale. Subsequently received TO DEFEND HERSELF tons net register Built in Glasgow in Under Instructions From Ber­ Paris, May 7 —Thf first Attack during tions by the psrlflclsts. but the city telegram from Queenstown that all available craft in the harbor had 1AM. shA Wfti 3M feet long. She was lin, German School at Rome th* war on Constantinople la reported generally did not enthqae. Paris, May 7^—Austria Is continuing owned by the Harrison Steamship Co. In an unofficial dispatch from Athena to make extensive preparations for de­ been dispatched to assist." <>f Liverpool. She arrived at Liverpool Has Been Closed la said that three Russian aviator»' on April S from New Or lea \ Th* second message to the local of- fence against/ a possible attack by Peking. May 7.—It was ascertained There la no word of her passengers or Italy, according to a dispatch to the flew over the city, dropping several fic# read as follows: “Queenstown, here to-day that the Japanese govern­ z . crew, who number ever 1(06.*' Petit Parisian from -Turin. Railway Tendon, May 7.—The British steam» bombs which are believed to have *.M p. m About twenty boats of all Home, May 7-^Uppn receipt of a service was suspended for six hours ment yesterday presented to the *hlp Centurion was torpedoed by oatieed extensive damage. aorta belonging to ou. line are in the dispatch from Berlin, the German London, May 7.—The manager of the last Friday and Saturday at- Gras and Chinese minister at Tôklo a note warn - German submarine off the Irish coast The mesFmge raya also that th* RuW-' vlelnMy''-WAW the .usltanla sank. Ia&yhack to permit the passage of mil­ yesterday, Her crew was saved. i-chool In this city suddenly was closed Cunard company has Informed the Ing him that China must accept the élan Black Sea fleet bombarded the About fifteen other boats are making itary train* carrying artillery and am­ The Centurion was attacked about Liverpool Evening Express that he re­ denpupf of yesterday afternoon. The, teachers, for the spot to render assistance." - munition to Trieste. Turkish forts on the left bank of the ceived this afternoon the following the same time that the steamship Can­ with a number of German newspaper _ . I./The third cablegram was dated Liv Considerable German forces are said didate was torpedoed off Waterford. Bosphorus on Wednesday. Revei ol and message from the wlreleea station at Tokio, May 7.—A dispatch to the correspondents and several German Old Head, off Kinsale; "The Lusi­ to tie at Gras awaiting transportation Ireland. The Centurion was bound for Russian shells fell within ten mill# * °f Tollowln* rrrelved by admiralty; Xlchl Nlchl from its Peking families, left almost immediately for tania was sunk by a submarine at 2 31 to Zagrab.\Croat1a, ind t hence to Boa South Africa and the Candidate for Ja­ Constantinople. nla and Da\maila, ■pondent says that the Chinese gov- maica. Germany, “GUley Head. 4.26 p. nv, several boats, oelock this afternoon, eight miles nment Informed Japanese Minister apparently survivors, southeast, nine W The Vatican haa advised all German, south by west off this point- Iliolti last night that Kfltyeslred to ar­ The Cgm ulion was 339 feet long and Dardanelles May 7.—The artillery ■Hefif Greek steamship proceeding to and Austrian ecclesiastics and theo- exchanges between the warship* of the range a settlement of the demands In her net tonnage was S.R54 She was London. May 7.—It la believed that loglcal students to.leave Home immedi­ allies and the shore positions Of the f | E PROVINCES •u*h a w»> » lo avoid «. rupture owned by the Harrison Steamship Co., ately. Dispatches received here from Lon the passengers of the Lusitania are iff Liverpool. > Turks continue. Some vessel* are fir­ don, Liverpool and Queenstown con­ ing from the Gulf of flares. The town ■afe. No details of how they may have firmed the news. One of the, messages been rescued, however, are at hand A ” Winnipeg. M^y Soaking and hlgh- Jinan's policy." London, May 7.— Reuter dispatch of Maitloe was set on fire yesterday. says the Peking Ossett$. “Is to extort said It was believed fhat all the big ly benefit lal rain *11 during the last from Athens says that a telegram from message received says It Is not known the entire body of her demands while liner’s passengers had been saved. NO how many of the liner's passengers were twenty-four hours .over most of Mani­ RUSSIANS DISPUTE ■Constantinople states that the Italian Paris. May 7.—The Official Gasette avoiding the odium qf Europe and the definite news as to tip* fati* of the pas- saved. toba/. much ok Alpe -ta and parts of government has recalled the teachers of the navy department published to­ Haskatchewah. Shdwers have been Veiled Htates for exacting from China in Italian schools at the Turkish cap­ had been received by the Relief waa sent out Immediately from day an account of the landing of Cunard line here early this ^afternoon. fairly gineraly over the latter province. through an ultimatum " ital. French troops on tha Astatic side of Queenstown. If ahe floated a reason­ Thg weather haa been/ cool, with light _ , . „ . THE TEUTONIC CUIUS Subjects of the Triple Entente pow the Dardanelles which confirm* previ­ The Cunard Una announced that it able length of time before going down. some loiall/ils but thr trust Tok,“. M»> 7 - Baron Koto. Jipan. era who remain n Turkey are being ous r«|torts that the purpose of this would make public as fast as received It Is possible that some of the rescuing has doiie fjo Venditions rr.uld '** mlnl*,r- '• "Mcratood to concentrated at » •nslantlnople by the enterprise was to ^make a diversion all dispatches on the sinking of the "hips got to her side. It Is believed not be much b< 111 for the .growing ! haveh*ve ln,Informal'-rtnrw be rôvered by generale. "l»ht at the a*» of II years. He en­ hlblting absolutely the manufacture, travelers that a state of war existed rsemyeL London, May 7.—-Reuter's Telegram between Germany and Great Britain righting It going on between the tered the army In 1144, beonme e at- bale and transport ef mi alcoholic Liverpool, May T.—The Echo haa Co-lfiddent with the Austro-Oer- company haa received a dispatch from and her allies, that the son* of war government force» and the follower» jor-geneml In tin and retired In 1IU. dHnke during the progrès» of war. boo* Informed that a message to (he mao olalma of victory In Galicia, there Peking saying that the Japanese ulti­ ftoclud** the water* adjacent to the___ of Dr. Bobo at Llmba and Grande He wee decorated lor gfllnntry to the beverages eonUInlng a alight Cunard line reads as follows; A marked increase In the matum to China waa presented to the British Isles, that In accordance with ttlvlere. — - Crimean wnr. proportion of alcohol, it la understood, Lusitania was torpedoed and rumors of Italian Intervention. Chinese government this afternoon. notice given by the German govern- will be prohibited. sunk at l.S* this afirraoon off Kinsale - r „. ^ (Voaclud d on page 4 ) VITORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAt, MAY 7, 1915

OFFICERS WHO WILL GO GERMANS SHELLED WITH SECOND CONTINGENT W> Af> Prompt, Cartful, «mi Use Only tht B»»t in Our Work DRESSING STATIONS Ottawa. May 7.—When the Second False Economy- Contingent leaves for the front under Major-General 8. B. Steele, the On­ tario Infantry brigade will be under Some hoiisewiX-.es buy seeoml-prade flour because its cheaper. Such AMATEUR command of Col. I^>rd Brooke; the Canadian Machine-Gun Team Quebec and Maritime Provinces bri­ flour is cheap only in first cost—it’s hard to handle, absorbs Use gade will be under command of Col. J. milk or water, produces less dough, hud besides the bakings lack the Occupied Cottage Within Lgndry, of Quebec, and the Western PHOTOGR APHERS ! Enemy's Lines brigade will be under command dkX?ol. tempting whiteness, delicious flayer md fine appearance of bread H. IX B. Ketch* n. of Winnipeg. •nd- other eatables made IV Major-General Steele’s staff will In­ clude Capt. C. W. Cochrane, of Toron­ London. May" T—Sergt. Larkin, of to, son of Hon. Frank Cochrane, and printing The Guaranteed to the Second Battalion. First Brigade, '’apt- Roy Montague, son of Hon. W. Please Yqu Better I 1VU PAPERS lying wounded at Cardiff, confirms the H. Montague, of Winnipeg. Robin Hood Flour ansertion made by many Canadians Dr. Warnock, M.P. for MacLeod, has Joined the remount department and Produce the Very Best Results that the German dead were so numer­ will be located at Montreal tor some “Cheapest in the Long~Buu’ ous after the enemy had been repulsed time. "’vx In the charges leading up to the great The contingent will consist M about LOW PRICES ON CAMERAS attack that the Canadians piled up twenty^two thousand men. the bodies as parapets. “The German artillery fire was so Comer For* end Preecription heavy that It was more like machine CASUALTIES AMONG CANADIAN SOLDIERS Douglas Sts. Store gunfire,” says Sergt. Larkin. “It Is J* . Phone 135. Campbell’s Company curious fact that in the preliminary Ottawa, May..7.—Thç following ca«u Eng.; Pte. Wm. Vernon, •—-, Eng.; German attacks not one of our men ally list w*ie issued early this morn Pte. J. H. Burrows, London. Eng.; Pte. New Afternoon Dresses 1 i : ' was brought In suffering from bayonet ing: Geo. Bimson, Eng. ; Pte. W. Moffatt, wounds. The Germans damaged us Finit Battalion—Wounded: Pte. Jas. Scotland; Pte. L. V. Gray. Stroud. with shell or rifle fire, but would not Mullarkey. Toronto ; Pte. John Cocking- Eng.; Pte. Walter Brown. London, Each model is so beautiful that xXoiftcn who risk coming to us at close quarters. ton, Hamilton, Ont.; Pte. Chas. Stinson Eng. ; Pte. S. H. Dobbs, Gloucester­ They either ran aw ay or stood still and Wood, Toronto; Pte. Harley Mask In, shire, Eng.; Pte. E. B. Delacour. ------; eaine “just to look” did not hesitate a moment about screamed for mercy. “ Detroit. Mich.; Pte Everett Reid, Ber­ Pte. F. Paget, London. Eng.; Pte. W. choosing; a dress.- Fresh From the Oven, Popham’s “The Second Battalion at the end <>f lin, Ont.; Pte. A. W. Kobertson (tormr-IA2”"11”*.______Kn*; Pie. A. E. Webster, Friday had six officers killed, six erly 9th Battalion). Seattle; Pte. G. W. London, Eng. Soda Biscuits 'S f _ wounded and' mtsFW and twenty-fbur Chaney, Orangeville. Ont.; Pte. James Eleventh Battalion—Wounded : Pte. If you are ‘m oved of a pretty Dress and think wounded. The Germans had absolutely Rolfe, New York; Pte. James McBeth, R. Aldridge, Verdun, Que.; Cpl. H. you can not afford one, just come in and'see these Per Tin...... ZtDC no feeling for the wounded. They shell­ Dunda*. Ont.; Pte. C. H Bed burn. La- Davison; Montreal; Pte. G. W. Wood, ed the dressing stations and blew the ehirie, tjne.; Lance-Cpl. Geo. Knight, Montreal; Lance-Cpl. A. Walker, Mont­ lhvsses and the prices. A remark "was overheard : California Grape Fruit, 3 for ...... 2S# fellows lying there wounded to Kincardine, Ont.; Pte. Stephen Haw­ real; Pie. R. H. Holt. Montrai; Pte J. “How ean stich beautiful Dresses- be sold for so lit­ Lipton'e Tea, 1 lbs. for ...... $1.25 smithereens. Feme.of our motor am kins, Hastings. Ont.; Pte. B. F. Lan- Watson. Montreal; Pte. F. W. MU 1er, fers, Minneapolis, Minn. Montreal; Pte. 8. McKeown, Quebec. tle!” Remember, no two alike. Hungarian Fleur, per sack . /I...... ; . . $2.lO buiancee also were blown up. ; “German prisoners seemed utterly Second Battalion—Died of wounds: Fourteenth Battalion—Killed In ac­ •fed up' with fighting. Several Rax on* Pto. R. Wat “on. Armagh, Ireland. tion: Pte. C. A. Harllgh. Montreal; COATS that have just come in arc of a pleasing style, tlie ma­ WINDSOR GROCERY COMPANY told us that they would sooner be back Wounded* Pte. E. A. Sadler. To­ Pte. W. P. Connors, Montreal; Pte. R. terials are new anil the prices up from...... $8.75 Dunlop, Montreal. 1 Government Streets Opposite Poet Office at work. ronto; Lance-Cpl. B. O. Slater. Ren­ “One of the pluckiest things was frew, Ont.; Pte. A. K. Matthews, Hi. Wounded : Pte.' Clifford, Ashton. SUITS that have style and are made to give wear and satisfac­ don? by a machine gun team of the John’s. Nfld.; Pte. A. Murray, St. John, Ont.; Pte. J. W Bowes, Montreal; Pte. tion are priced up from...... $12.50 Second Battalion. They occupied a X. B.; Pte R. E. Neilson. Kingston ; A. Allard. Montreal; Pte. A. Varin^ cottage in broad daylight, within the Pte. E. Dé>'lne, Toronto; Pte. Thou. Montreal; Pte. J. P, Forster. Montreal: A Splendid Selection of Skirts in the newest of cuts and ma­ ' " Particular People Suited German tine#, and planted a machine Nichols, Reading, Pa.; Pte. J. E. Pte. J. F. Moran. New York city; Pte. terials. Also a big line of Wash Skirts up from., . .$1.00 gun, under"Capt. Hooper. Eventually Rogers, Wolf Island, Ont.; Pte. H. G. John H. Southin, IL R. No. 2, Lady­ When You've Once Had a Suit Made Here they were driven out. Capt. Hobper Is Nicholls, Manitou, Man. ; Pte. G. L. smith. B. C.; Pte. Norman Crann. wounded and missing.” Mitchell. South Oshawa. Ont.; Pte. Thornhill. Ont. ; Pte. E. A. Torrance, —you'» hitvf Gu-m aU made here. There la no better workmanship Ft-. Wyckhem, writing home; says Hairy Moors. South-Oshawa, Ont.; Pte, Milverton, Ont. flo not know what they are going than ours. t Wm. Styles, Holloway. Ont. ; Pte. Win. Fifteenth Battalion — tiled of to do with what Is left of the Can­ Ramsay. Kingston. Ont.; Pte. J. ,.K- Wounds: Pte. Chas. Mathew son. Ox- adians. We lost everything but our Ladies’ Sample Suit House Bailey, Muskoka, ont.; Pte. Jas. W. ton, .Scotland. rifles and ammunition. I got through Ryan, ------. Ireland; Pte. F. W. Rout*. $14.50 without a srratTfi. although I had to Seriously 111: Pte. E. C. Brindley, 1208 Government Street, Upetairs London. Eng.: Pte. L. Boyce. Newport. It’s a low price, but not too low to be suited. go half a mile over open fields in full Colllngwood. Ont. Montana; Pte. Harry Henshaw, Man­ view of the Germans. They put two Suffering from gas poisoning: Pte. J. Opposite Union Bank. “Where Style Meets Moderate Prices.’ chester, Eng. machine guns on'me and just plaster­ Walsh. Toronto; Ptg. C. Pyke, Toronto; CHARLIE HOPE ed that half mile with shrapnel. Third Battalion—Wounded: Comp.- Pte. A. W. Harris, Sudbury. 1434 Government Street." Phene 3Ut Victoria. B. C. “Those of the Canadians who remain Sgt.- Major A. O. H. Free man tie. no ad­ Wounded : Lance-Corpl. John Muir. ------*----- a------are anxious to get busy again. I have dress given: Pte. Wm. Fraser, Chicago; Toronto; Pte. Frank Lockhart. Truro. on Monday afternoon when the Ger­ lost a pal or two and am anxious to Pte. Win. Cutbert. Toronto; Pte. R. L. ■X, 8.; Pte. L. Maskell, Toronto; Pte. mans attempted to continue the allai k T Smuthe, West Toronto; Cpl. F. H. A. J. Grey, London. Eng. ; Lance-Corpl. DESCRIBES FlOHTINü upon St. Julien. They came under Minns, Toronto; Pte. A. J. Smith. Sud­ J. Ailles. Toronto; Pte. W. Bennett, reach of our rifles and we let them Subscribe to the Patriotic Aid Fund Phs.nl. Ink. quart. 31.14 per dam. • bury. Ont.; Pte. T. Norris, Toronto; Cupids, Nfld. have It. Just then a piece of shrapnel Pte. C. Reive», Toronto. Divisional Cyclist Co*.—Wounded AROUND ST. JULIEN caught me on ttye jaw and that's all 1 Fourth BattaRon-rWounded. Pte. Corpl. Oscar Stretch. Uverpool. Eng._ know. Recovering consciousness later, George Wesson. Slmcoe, Ont.: Pte Al­ Pte. John Alexander. Belfast. Ireland; I made my way to the hospital at Ht The Only Way to Make bert Teague, West Brantford, Ont.; Pte. G. W. Durham. Cheltenham, Eng Jean. The wounded were pouring >n Any Business Pay IS Pte; C. Tapp. Port Credit, Ont. ; Pte G Divisional Cavalry—Wounded accl- there. My jaw felt numb then. $*> 1 Verities. 8t. Catherines. Ont. ; Sgt. R. E d ntally: Trooper J. A. Hutchinson. Tororffo Corporal Says Ger­ helped for some time with the wounded TO MAKE GOOD Smith, Barrie. Ont.; Pte. J. F. Allbut. Edinburgh. Scotland. until I could do no more and was sent Edmonton; Pte. J. F. Bay less. M«>nt- Second Field Artillery—Wounded: mans Set Gas Free at Cer­ down to the base.” ' treal* Pte. Robert Maxwell, Jar row, Driver CL Atherton^ Liverpool, Eng. The corporal eagerly askld for news Alta. Third Field Artillery—Wounded : tain Chosen Points of his brother, who was a bomb- Fifth Battalion— Wounded: Pte. G nr. John Stuart Marshall. England; thrower, Thom». Iuhww,. CamWe. Mm»,; »KNTDe,v received here. Pte. Her­ man «on I* believed to be* the first ahd apparently- escaped lightly. We said to be the most cruel of the war. Lester Pearson. Coghland. B. C.; Sgt. held our position. There was no direct The Vienna telegram relates also Harold C. Stafford. Vancouver; Pte. Icelander with the Canadian forces to be killed. German Infantry attack upop us but that .an Austrian army corf» under rare island potatoes HEINTZ TOMATO CATSUP Arthur H. Waddtngton, Patricia Other messages tell of the wounding there waa"continuou* big shell and In­ Archduke Eugene arrived on Wednes­ $1.00 2 bottles ...... '...... Ht-lghts, Nanaimo, B. Pte. A. Wm. Nice and mealy. Per sack. 45c of Sergt. P ier Stanton. Ninetieth fantry fire day and night. We could day at Norsvltza, ten miles from th* Ward, Vancouver; Pte. f*has. H. Jones, Winnipeg Rifles, and Pte. J. P. Gibson. see all the big charge» like a panorama Serbian frontier. OKANAGAN PEACHES FINEST JAPAN RICE. 8A00 or Vancouver; Pte R. R. Kovltch, Ross- « Winnipeg man who enlisted at Van- under our feet. Large can ...... 20c TAPIOCA, 4 lbs. for. .'...... 25c land, B. C. ; Sgt. Harold E. Stafford. “Continuous fighting went on on our CAPTURED 6,00p. Vancouver (seriously).; Pte. David Wil­ right, around St. Jftlien. No gas was son. Canterbury, N. Z.; Pte. John C. OKANAGAN APRICOTS FANCY NEW ZEALAND London. May «.--The following used againfct us, poison gas being em­ Petrograd. May 7.—Six thousand $1.10 Anderson. Northumberland. 1 Eng.; Very nice, 2s, per can...... BUTTER, nothing nicer, 3 lbs. 1 wounded Canadians have Arrived at ployed only at certain picked spots. Turks and ten Germa» officers have .... 15c Lance-Cpl. R. A. Reid. Stonehaven. Shornellff#. hospital: There were many aeroplanes operating been captured on the Asiatic skie of the Scotland: Pte. Thomas Fleet. Cheshire. ONTARIO BARTLETT PEARS SELECTED PICNIC HAM First Battalion: Major Sutherland. at night, but the extraordinary thing Dardanelles by the allies, according to Eng.; Pte Wm. Peter. Scotland; Pte. 2s, per ean...... Per pound ...... Corpl. Johnson. Corpl. Charles Smt$b. was that the British and German ma­ advlcea received h?re from Odessa. 15c 15c James Thompson. Aberdeen; Pte. Ft* Fryer and Pte. Welsh chine» seemed to go up at different Harry Holmes. Yorkshire, Eng. * SINGAPORE PINEAPPLE NABOB COFFEE Ka-M Battalion—Pte. Creckontoh tiroes, and, so far a« we could see. never TO COMMAND. 2 large cans for...... Per pound...... v Eighth Bttttalk»*—Died of wounds: and i'te. James. fought each other in the air. We lay 25c 40c Pte. S. C. James, Winnipeg. Third Battalion- Capt. Norton and. in our trenches, suffering constant cas­ London. May 7—General Sir Henry BRUCE'S HERRINGS OR MACKEREL IN FANCY CALIFORNIA BUTTER— Missing: Lt W’allace A. McKmte, Lieut. George Smith. ualties from the terrific German heavy Bundle, governor at Malta, was yester­ Rault Ste. Marie. Ont. TOMATO S, Horseshoe brand. (P 1 AA Fourth Battalion—Corpl. Cook, Corpl. shells. They had our range. * day appointed to command one of the Per can H lbs, for ...... «P A»U\/ Wounded : Pte H. W. Warren. Neu- Iturdv and Corpl. Edwards. “We maintained our rifle fire at every six new British armies now being tana, Sask.; Pte. D. McKenna, care Do­ Fifth Battalion—Pte. Preston and opportunity and our great chance came formed. minion Government. Victoria, B. C.; Pte. Ormlston. -j BROWN* POLSON’S CORN FRESH, CRISP GINGER SNAPS rtr Pte.*H. Augustus Playford. South Van­ Tenth Battalion—Pte. TrJbbel. PL0UR, 2 packets for 3 lbs. for . ~...... Atlt couver; Pte. Richard Pringle, Port Twelfth Battalion—Sapper Bulloch Arthur. Ont: Pte. Geo. Terrance, Win­ and Signalman Stevena. NICE JUICY LEMONS f.‘ hlïese's KIdney - Liver Pills, Ptr- YfansonV W. rtTOnToWU nte people who are suffering as Mr. Max­ statement issued last night the an- and I must tell you that before I start­ well was with kidney and urinary L. E, Sbtddow, Pte. 3. asHinvcnmfct wu* matU tbs* Qmwm ed' using them t could only make trouble*. It wffl only ceat yen a mar- ' A.~Monht. Wfrnitpeg-r rte F g. Para­ soldiers Toned t he' French troops to water witl} the greatest difficulty, and CORAS & YOUNG dise, Winnipeg; Pte. C. H. McNixen. ter to buy a box of Dr. Chaw*» Kid­ evacuate their positions in the Allly had very severe pains In the back. I ney-Uver Pills and put thle medietas Ludlow, Masa; Pte. J. A. Tower*. Cal­ wood and ventured more than 2.060 ANTI-OOMBINX 0R00KR8 am completely cured now by the use test We are aura that you gary i Cpl. J. E. Hogg. Shelhourne. Fren« hm n. The statement said that of these pills. Before that I used a let OgL; Pte. Henry Stoke-v Staffordshire. the number of French killed was e*- thankful to the writer for de- Fhenes 94 and 96. Corner Fort end Broad Street* of doctors* medicine without any nr : Pte. George North. I.ln4-o|n, trrmbly heavy and that they also lost ■ciibtng hie cure Is you. For gale at benefit that I could see. I am thank­ Eng.; Pte. J. Hark ness, Glasgow, Scot­ two cannon and a number of machine all dealers, or Edmanpon, Bates A Ce. ful tor being cured, and can recom­ land; Pte. Wm. Hastings, Norfolk, gun» and mine-throwers. Limited. Toronto. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY T, MUS STUBBORN FIGHTING WEDDING GIFTS IN Angus Campbell V Co., Ltd.—"The Fashion Centre"—1008-1010 Government Street Si WAR-TIME IN EASTERN ARENA us help you when you have a wedding gift to buy. You will he delighted with the distinctive, artistic things you can get here at $1.00 and up. We make most of our gifts In our own factory In Vic­ Russian Ambassador at Wash­ toria and we save you the usual retailer's profit. ington Authorized to Con­ Sale Exceptional Week-End LITTLE TAYLOR tradict Enemy's Reports Watchmaker», Jewelere. Optieiane. *11 Fart «treat Saturday Offerings Possible Only Peirograd, May 7.—The following of­ ficial communication was issued last night: An extraordinary pur­ An engagement took place near chase of White Waists di­ at “Campbells’ ” Hl.au (on the Baltlci. with German torpedo boats. — rect from New York, at a The ideal of this store is to present liigli-griule fashionable EL-GRILSTOVO ‘There were skirmishes which re­ big price concession ; *55 sulted favorably for ug south ’of Mttatt merchandise, which can lie afforded by any woman. The offer­ The hand}- little Electric Stove. On sale at all (Courland), and negr the village of dozen of charming White B* hiagota. ings featured below are a striking demonstration of how far we ■ . ■ ■ Electrical dealers. “On tlie right bank of the Orxyc Waists. kM) the evening of the fourth we re­ -r" ’ ; ■■ \ 1 ■ have approached our ideal in this respect’ SPECIAL PRICE pulsed an Impetuous attack by the Ger­ mans which had been prepared for by THIS WEEK ONLY $4.35 a fierce Are lasting an hour and a half. We Inflicted heavy losses on the ' (Regular $6.50) enemy. “Campbells’ *’ Special Dollar Corset— "Fast of the Mlawa railway we suc­ Regular $1.75 to $2.25 for ceeded by a surprise attack In the cap­ Wonderful Value ture of the farm of Pomlcany. Yee- $1.25 A brand new model, mad* of stron* eoutllle. well boned. iii*h erday the enemy made Incessant but This lot of Waists comprises an bdrtlve attacks, lasting sir hours. In ’bust, long hip,, two palm\of strong hooe supportera, and lac.- front of the farpCjsiileh still remains exceptionally line showing of all trtmmed. Slxre !» to H Very Special value pt,r- In our hands, the German* left about (he season’s latest style creations, $1 CORNER FORT AND LANGLEY STREETS 1,000 dead. which arc Fa * latest word, “All Is quiet on the left bank of the and the trimming*, among which X'lstula. an* some beautiful embroidered ef­ “In Galicia fhe battle between the fects. are up-to-the-minute in every •Vistula and the Carpathian* was con­ respect. Waists that feature the $3.75 Buys One of These Regular $5.00 Dress Skirts tinued yesterday with great obstinacy. new flare collars, long sleeves, etc., Covered by heavy artillery Are. the en­ and In the regular way would sell . T To morrow . emy continues V» concentrate forces on from $i.7S to.$2.25, are all grouped The Greatest of All the right bank of the Dnnajec. The at one price for Material» are of hptondld ^firing serge», diagonals, fancy basket enemy’s main efforts were directed to­ Saturday's selling $1.25 weaves, etc.. In shades of navy add black, Styles feature yoked, flare wards Itlcve and Jeslo. Entertainers—at the and* pleated effects. Very special to-day VICTROLA “Our troops were severely tried, ow­ ing to the superiority of the enemy's »t ...... $3.75 Camp, on Your —and— artillery; but the enemy also suffered heavily under shrapnel and rifle fire Launch or in Your when he attempted to attack. - At the Mere Mention of These Children’s Coats “In the .direction of 8try during Tues­ day we developed our energies..on the Mothers Should Be Interested A Noteworthy Offering of Satin, Silk and Moire Home, the Victor Records position* near Mount Makouwka. The number of prisoners made In this ac­ Stunning little Coat* and Reefers, to lit kiddies 2 to 6 years, that have \ Underskirts at $3.75 tion amounts to 2.000 men. Including an exceptional style charm about them that will appeal t* every Regular Values Up te $8.75 forty officers. The retreating enemy mother (’oats of khaki cheviot and Belgian blue navy serge, black was thrown hack a considerable dis­ and white checks, among others, O Noticeuble in this fine collection of Underskirts are such splendid tance. Along the course of the Upper at as low as ...... |V.#V skirts of satin, silk moire and Milanaise silk, every one daintily Lvmnica we gained some successes trimmed with pleated frills of plain and. scalloped design. Close- yesterday morning. Also a large variety of some of the season's prettiest models. In fc L— wide range * f materials and shades Bach one perfectly tailored and fitting and gusset tops are another added feature. Black, white and Washington. May 7.—The Russian trimmed with smart touches of contrasting materials. CRÛ A 15 of the season’s newest shades to choose from. emhasay received the following dis­ To flt all ages, and grouped to sell at...... |Vi7V Regular values up to $$.76 for...... $3.75 patch from the Russian minister of foreign affaire yesterday: 'The reports from Berlin and Vienna of victories gained by the Germans and Austrian* In Western Galicia- are “Something New"—Women's Combination “New York" Middy Blouses Arrive at absolutely unfounded The battle* One-Piece Bathing Suite at $1.75 “Campbells’ ”—Attractively Priced at that are progressing n^w m that re Just received a consignment of these new $1.75 gion give n . foundation whatever to style Bathing Suits, made of black stock­ Styles suitable forewoman and children. In talk even of a partial• success of our inet. Bottom of skirt, neck and arm holes a score of smart styles, suitable for all kinds enemies. You sre authorised to con­ trimmed with fincy black and white gulinp of outing wear tradict most emphatically the reports Just the garment for the woman Who ell- spread by the (Armans.” Joys bathing. All sises. Priced at $1.75 lOOMO Govebnmmt Sretn-Phone !K 8~ ~ $1.75

Victrola Style IV, with five 10-inch l»ndon May 7—Reuter's version of double-sideÇreeordsT easy terms.. $25.50 th - last Rrirlin official communications contain* additional details of the fight Ing In the Kaatern zone. After the Victrola, Style VI, with live 10-inch double­ $6 statement In the original communica­ to the strength of a brigade by other sided records, $:*>8; $8 cash and per month tion that the enemy advanced against DEPARTING JAPANESE Canadian battalion*. It Is possible that the German bridgehead on the Filtra SHELLS SET EIRE TO MORE CANADIANS HAVE the Sixth battalion. Fort-Garry Horse, river without success, tlie Reuter ver- WERE NOT MOLESTED will form another part of the brigade. Victrola, Style VIII, with five 10-in. double- SI A The sending of the cavalry regiments sided records, $57.50; $10 cash, bal., month- Nr A \J "We bombarded the fortress of Orod- Mukden, via Peking. May 7-The GONE TO THE FRONT ns Infantry leads to the belief here ttu (abouX 130 miles northwest of War­ VILLAGE OF KRITHIA Japanese consular ordure Issued on that a similar use uffy be made of the mounted men mo$jpzed in Canada. saw) last night. May 3 resulted In a genera! fltght of “In Western Galicia, rear guard* of VICTROIA8Jiliis> pins VICTOR Records, pins Japanese from Mukden the following dies, ugive you the world’s best Jhe retreating army offered a desperate 0DENWALD STOPF :o VICTOR Xeèf resistance to the allied tri»opii under day. The value of a gold yen increased Stratbcona’s Horse, Canadian .;! _ music. •' • General von Markenzen. which broke Correspondent Describes Oper­ thirty silver cents, ami a rich harvest BY SHOT A( [OSS BOW down on the heights on the left hank ations Which Followed Land­ was reaped by exchange brokers. All Dragoons and King Edward Scud ilium* ami address f()L monthly record supplement; it ■of the Wisloka river above and below Japanese civilians except a few bank­ the mouth of |the Ropa river. Horse Have Crossed Channel Washington. May 7.—The state, de­ wilt In- you monthly, free. ing of Troops at Dardanelles ers and railway officials now hax'e left mailed "We not only forced a crossing of partment has replied to the German the city. the Wisloka at several points, hut Arm-. ambassador"» complaint that the Ger­ All classe* of Chinese viewed the !y ptit our hand* on the I^ukla puits, «•xodus with stolid Indifference, not In­ man steamship Odenwald was "at­ the road and the place.** .. London. May 7.-The Dardanelles Ottawa. May 7.—It is rumored oh Gideon Hicks sulting or molesting In any way the guod authority that Strathcona’* Horse, tacked" when she attempted to leave correspondent of the Chronicle has persons leaving the city. the Roykl Canadian Dragoons and the San Juan, P. R.. without clearance Vienna. May 7.-The Austrian south­ sent the fallowing under date of King Coward Horse hax*e crossed ox*er ern wing has crossed the Wisloka river. Although the natives are deeply per­ papers. The reply was not made pub- tu Framte under the command of Brig­ Phone The Russians (ire retreating eastward April 30: \ turbed. the city remains absolutely Ilf, but It Is understood to be confined Opposite adier-General Seely, and will form a to Lupkow pass. It Is claimed "During the early fighting the Turk quiet. /a Piano Company 1241 fourth trifantry brigade with the other almost entirely to the report* of the Post Office An official communication leaned last Japanese troops occupy strategic \ l*h positions ran from the crest above brigades of the expeditionary force. It military and port authorities, telling exclusive island Representatives for Heintzman A Co. Pianos and evening by the Mar office astd:- point* In Mukden. whlle-Chlneee sol­ Maidi« to the crest above Bvkall. The la stated that these regiments, which how the Odenwald was warned, not to Player-Pianos. “At « o'clock this afternoon the last 'd! ers sre reported to be moving Into were organised as cavalry, have ex­ Russian portions on the heights east allied force* were along the shone at position to the south of the city. Many leave port and that when she did start pressed their readiness and willingness of, the Dnnajec and the Blata rivers" the mouth of the valley and occupy of the residents In that district l out she was brought to bay by two to take their place In the firing line as were gained by our troops. Ing the Zeaniak rnlley. coming north. * Infantry. blank shots and finally a,-»olid shot “Tarnow was captured by us at 10 "The allies then extended their post across her bow. o'clock this morning.” f, Stratbcona’s Horse la a Winnipeg lions along the northern ridge, where GENERAL BOTHA WILL regiment, of which one squadron was SIR ROBERT BORDEN upon the Turks* position on the south­ TAKE WINDHOEK SOON mobilised at Winnipeg. The other two PRICE WAS ABOUT $1.0004100 SAYS GRAIN CROP ern ridge became extremely dangerous squadrons were raised from western because U was commanded by fire oavalry regiments, and were organised San Francisco. May 7.—At a price WILL BE VERY HEAVY Cape Town, May 7.—The following 3 Snaps in l»oth from the warships and landing aa infantry at Valcartler. The regiment *ald to be In the neighborhood of official communications was Issued NOT AT HIS OFFICE forces. la under the command of Lieut.-Col. $1,000,080, the Shell Company of Cali­ yesterday: fornia has purchased the Interests of Ottawa, ont.. May 7 -Sir William “On April 2* the point of Interest A. C, MAcdonnelt, D. 8. O.. of Winni­ Mackenzie, head «of the Canadian ‘General Both* ha* occupied the Im­ the Truinbull oil refining process from was the southern tip of the peninsula, peg. Northern railway, who ha* returned portant railway Junction of Karlblb and w h-’re force* were landed In Motto The Royal Canadian Dragoons* head- the Trumbull Company, of Los Angeles, Cottage from a trip" over* the western line* of other stations (German Southwest .quBrters are al Toronto and St. John. according to announcement here by Prime Minister is Indisposed] Bay and north of Kaba Tepeh. Dur- the railway, brings glowing reports of rn*Uh. (orvnonn Ih-w tr.H.p, m-euplel AWal. H. «l»c . t» ™-n,py Wind- Qu<|. The unit a.l*<>also waswa* brought upud to R. H. Galllgher. manager of the local No Announcement Re­ the crop situation and weather condi­ .IlFtrlrl «,,ndln, , dla.anc. »f v-r, poon Lmm Quantltl-s____of force by recruiting gt V'alcartler. The office of the Shell Company. The big tion* in the prairies. ah.iiit a mile and a half from f ^ atocl^ It^ludme .even toeo-no- regiment Is in command of Lieut.-Col. deal Involves only the executive use of garding Election “Conditions out there could not be ,.oi^ of the peninsula. f tt»a w««*il 6*b. Rents O: M. Nelles. the company's processes and does not better.” lie says. “The crop already Is At midday the allied batteries be- ll“ ">»" *•» aftef * The King Edward Horse I» made up Include any of the Trumbull Company's Situated on Bay street, one two weeks ahead of what It was at this aan a general advance. The Turks re-, forrverseas Dominions, refineries or properties. time last,.v.v(ear. From all present indi­ plied from position» a mile ft|om j .vaierle* araste. under condltlor.i o. who have been relldlng In England. block off Government street. Ottawa, May 7.—-If parliament I* to cation* there should b.. a record-break­ Krlthla. which ville*, lhe «un» of the .heal, thirst and huiser which called There are many Oxford and Cambridge LIEUT. CQLADSTONE MISSING. Rent, per month, each, be dissolved and a general election ing, grain chop throughout the west.” fleet had sent afire earlier In the day. :i"f tie greatest res-H 'ion and grit" men and a good number of Rhodes brought on It will not- be Immediately. Just north of this village is Achlbebsj • ■' scholars. “ *- London. May 7.—Lieut. Charles Glad­ / $8.00 The cdt)<*nsus of opinion here to-day NO ELECTION IN FRANCE Peak, seven hundred feet high, .which TO STOP EXPORT OF COTTON, The three regiment* will make up a stone, grandson of the great British I»-that there will be no election, but Ur dominates the reglop and was the chief’ London. May 7.—threat Britain has total of about eighteen hundred men, statesman, was listed as missing yes- DURING PERIOD OF WAR obstacle to the allied advance. The and they porbably will be brought up the absence of a definite official state Turk* retreated gradually In that di­ requested th*.,govemment of Egypt $o ment there are still elements of unct-r B.C. land Investment Paris. May 7.—Aa .» result of a dis­ rection from their position* In the prohibit the export of cotton to all taint y In the situation. cussion as to whether parliament ahould southern part of the peninsula. Their porty other than French, Russian. Hlr Robert Bordet) still is indisposed continue In session throughout the per­ movements were followed easily from Hptmlsh and Portuguese. Agency, ltd. _ as a result of hard work ànd has not iod of the war. the group on the left, the sea. especially because of cloud* Foreign Secretary Grey Informed the been at hi* office for three days, thkugh presided oyer by Emile Combes, and the of dual thrown up by moving better- Housy of Commons yaterday that Time and Trial Prove hi* vendît ton of health!* not watch W ‘ï^nfort* Wbtiffffcan group ' *«***dsrNkd "StiW.t» +»* Jater the artillery duti was. Ka#»»efiâa4 yrvhlbUiun to become Representative* of the Phoenix - — ' plainly observed. 1 the unequsîled' T«hie of Beecham's PUG is the to Inspire any fear. In his absence the take-action tow ard this end. They came operative very shortly. Kirs Assurance Vo., Ltd., "Before evening the allies had cabinet Is not discussing eWgtlon* to a decision that a permanent session beet corrective of ailments of the digestive organs — : pt London, Eng stretched their line across the pen- NUMBER NOT LIMITED While some mUUstera openly deeiart. was necessary to assure uninterrupted 'bo common—and the beet preventive of lasting and bteula, showing an advance of another that there will be no dlseoliitioh. lt l» collaboration with the KoverhmeftT. == serious sickness so often resulting from defective or i ipre accurate to say that, w hatever mile and a half, while (Be rydfivr. s, May 7,-Recruit­ forces had retreated to the outi irregular action of the stomach, Mver or bowels. the probBbllltie#. the question Is not WILL MOLD INVESTIGATION ing show* no sign* of slackening. , reillkddefinitely one way. or the other. biasing Krlthla. By nightfall Primé Minister Fisher, replying to a Just at present there are other mat­ lage virtually wa» In the hand* of the question as to whether the Common­ Kingston, Ont , May 7.~::United States ters which absorb very largely the at­ aille* and the fleet was nhelllflg Achl- wealth- Intended wending an Increased Consul F. S. Johnson, at the request' tention—of .the public. No Immediate bab» preparatory to an attack upon number of men to the front; *ald to­ That Awful Corn of General. Otter, will make an Investi, the position* there. The *naie after­ Beecham’s Pills announcement, therefore, I» anticipat­ day “Our offer I* "unlimited. We itydl gallon of the mutiny by German pris­ Hall’s Corn Cure fR«°*îdwrtlîï~ ed, but tit "the spare of S fortnAght .it noon there was activity aw<. Inin theme men ^ «he beat of /h»ve hpen need with oners at"TRmienry ’aiif* WIPurC his mrhaUae ~trl( k after many others have will be knuwn definitely. The iiullca- 1 of homes. * doses will findings to the Stale department at Evidently - good progress was niad-a In U,.ns j.i-t iv.« ■ ting them speedily to the front."' tofbecfTuflW: Washington far tbs* bmnfli. vt Lha Uer- .tha-- Get rid of your Corns F>r 2Sr man government' Insula there with the object of com A unique suggestion has emanated OÔI NO TO FRONT from a public meeting at Halleybury. mending the narrows from the heights TORONTO'S TAX RATE. It wn* called to protest against an above. J£Ë [ ^ Kingston. May 7.--Lleut.-CoL Per.’ “At this time a firm footing had been ipji t > > _ ~ fiîroeë which reau, Acting Commandant at the Royal thaï offert'nn-amradmeiu »■> adoBEST 1 Me*. *^68— gained by the landing An Invaluable Aid tot Health mufttWifr* Thi allias control of the tiplp of Military college, will lyare for the e*hr Of Thomas 1 suggesting».u.in..iiii> thatumt Ifir dissolutionviiesaiiutlnn takestake* yesterday fixed thetbs 1316 tax nffeW *TKl 23 mills,'’ including I mill for the pro­ the peninsula and th-e entire f atw WM*- ww*r^WLU»pathl.,HA If.. Me of­ place all the present member» should ficer of the Royal Dublin FusiUerg. la returned by acclamai F vincial war tax. side." VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1‘M5

pretensions of the Berlin jand Vienna man east and west railroad line, pro­ military authorities that Struggle has ceeded slowly but methodically In the DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED not reached Its climax. ItAly has two djj^Jjon^pf^VImthoek, driving the en­ million men under arms w Ith every ser emy , before them. A week ago they Washed Nut vice equipped to the most mffiute detail. captured Otytmbingue, and now they \ A large fofte îùa been concentrated at have Karl bib. Brlndtoi for Immediate transport t^kthe Meanwhile another Invasion was In - Dardaneltoo, -vrherp^lt will co-o&raU progress from the,south. Union troope Coal An Inviting Offering of New Floral Crepe wl|h the aitied"troope. Italy will move defeated th£_ enemy at Warm bad, Kalk- quickly after a dec la rat loh :~6f war, for fonteln, Keetmanshoop and Glbeon, all It Is practically certain that she has on the r&ilnoad line. They now prob­ $5.25 ron and Figured Vesting Waists at $1 contemplated^Jnterventlon for a long ably ase less than a> hundred miles from time and awaited only the completion the capital, which, if It resists, will be _ Delivered. V' / One of the most attractive offering* so far this of her preparations. attacked from two quarters. It la pos­ This large-tNzed Nut Coal Is oeaaon. The new pretty designs and colorings are If, as now seems assured, Italy enters sible, of course, that the Germans will gradually taking the place of (most effective, and the plain simple style» in which retire farther north, but thicir oper­ the war, the Intervention of Roumania high-priced cord wj4t«d and wet mill wood as a SlfMMER FUEL \they are made up tends to add to their effectiveness. will not be delayed any longer. Be­ ations will be of the guerilla order at \|Nie materials are chiefly colored crepes, figured the most and will not affect the situ­ It Is more economical than 1M tween the two Is an understanding re cheapest of wood, and it co»-/ vestings and striped percale, and all are marked at gardhig offensive and defensive action ation. tains no soot' whatever. Why a very low figure for quick selling. We give a brief THE DAILY TIMES Likewise we may anticipate- similar not let your next order be for NO ELECTION. description of four. Published dally (except Sunday) by activities on the part of Greece and this popular fuel? Waist of White Crops, plain shirt "style, with turned-down THE TIMES PRINTING, -* PUB Bulgaria, which means that the dual Dispatches from Ottawa 'to-day re­ notched collar and révéra of white pique; cuffs to match; LISHING COMPANY, LIMITED alliance will be girdled by enemies on port a change of opinion regarding the front fastening with white buttons; breast pocket linm ....Corner Broad and Port Slrvata Waisti'ôfPancy Figured Crepe, in a good range of pretty altvaa omce t...... Phone I'W the south, to. confront whom Germany prospects of an election. It is now b- Bttorlal OMea --,./,...... I'hone <5 must abandon her offensive either In Ileved that There will be no appeal to KIRK & CO designs, and all shades. Plain style finished with flat col­ SUBSCRIPTION RATESl the west or on the east. The result of the people for some time, at least, the lar of white organdie hemstitched; three-quarter length 1212 Bread St Rhone 1Ü sleeves, with turn-back cuffs. City delivery ...... Mr. per month this wholesale Intervention would be, storm of protests arising from all por­ By mailmall (exvluelve of city^. Waists ef Striped Percale, attractive and very smart striped and Great Brltklri |3 |i. r annum first, the fall of the Ottoman empire; tions of the Dominion undoubtedly effects Iti various colors; collar of white pique and button 94 per annum submerging the arguments of the elec To V 8 A...... 7 second, the collapse of the Austrian trimmed. COPY POR ADVERTISEMENTS defence, and finally an Invasion of Ger­ lion agitators. Waists of Figured Vesting, very neat but stylish, semi-shirt All ropy for display advertisements many from the south.^ The cabled announcement that It ,li GREAT BRITISH LINER I__ style with notched - collar; revers and breast pocket; must be at Times Office hstpre I P n>: °r the day previous to the day of Insertion^ Assuming that Italian Intervention is the desire of the King that no cere SENT DOWN BY A ' three-quarter length sleeves; front fastening with white- This la Imperative. When this rule la not foregone conclusion, a sharp stroke monies of any kind shall mark the an buttons. compiled with we do not guarantee m GERMAN SUBMARINE r - First F1ck>t by Germany may be looked for any nlversary of his birth probably had moment • This may coroe In the form some effect upon the election wlre-puH- (Continued from page L) of a dash Into Switzerland In order to **rs. It Is clearly the wish of His Ma­ THE LUSITANIA. obtain control of the Alpine passes, jesty that at this crucial period there Silk Sweater Sets of British Manufacture ment, vessels flying the flair of Great shall be nothing to distract the empire The torpedoing of the Lualtanla and by threatening Italy In Lombardy Britain are liable to destruction In These are the Sets so many Victoria ladies prefer to wear, and wg are glad to an­ from the ali-lmportant bustnese of the marks the measure of horror to which prevent the Invasion of Trentlpo In those , and that travelers Mail­ nounce the arrival of a new shipment. These seta compriae three pieces, coat shape full force. On the other hand, this, as war. At such a time an election would ing in the war zone on ships of Great sweater, cap and scarf to match. Made from a fine quality silk in shades of purple, the Huns are capable of going In pur­ be nothing short of an Imperial dls- Britain or her allies do so at their own we pointed out the other day, exposes suance of their attempt to ^dominate risk. The advertisement was signed saxe blue, brown, cerise, old rose and navy blue ; also in combination shades of Germany jp> a flank attack by the ^the world. Regardless of the presence “Imperial German Embassy.'* black withhold, purple with green, saxe blue with brown, and black with Whits. lies through Switzerland down the aboard of thirteen hundred men, This warning apparently did not Very special value at, per set ...... ,.i...... *12.50 Germany, with her back to the wall. cause many cancellations, for the ship Rhine, and Introduces The war to Ger . - —First Floor- women and children, or of their nation­ Is not fighting “according to the rules.” sailed with a very full passenger list. man territory on stn extensive scale alities, the Inhuman monsters delivered The Kaiser, when be became convinced Just before the steamship’s departure w here It Is least desired—the territory a successful attack as far as the ship that Great Britain would not stand by number of the passengers received of the south German states. telegrams at the pier signed by names Ladies' Silk Hose at SI Garden Hose-rGuaranteed was concerned, but whether R occas­ and see- weak nations harried and In the economic war Italian Inter­ unknown to them and presumed to be ioned much loss of life Is not clear from crucified, crushed and absorbed, in fictitious, advising them not to sail 'as Pair __Z One Year vention would be of great advantage tu The conflicting dispatches received up order that Germany might attain "her the îîher was to be torpedoed by sub­ —Spencer's Garden Hose is guaranteed the allies. Germany and Austria ob­ A fine quality Silk Hose" with four- to noon of coast tlfne to-day. place in the sun,” plalnHr^fntlmated marine. Alfred O. Vanderbilt was one for one year and each 50-foot length tain the bulk of their war supplies of the passengers who received such a thread heel and toe. \ Hose that The Lusitania was torpedoed early that the war would be carried on “with through Italy and Roumania, part leu message. He destroyed the message is marked to that effect. You take this afternoon off Klnsale Head, not tooth and claw,” and in defiance of will wear and wear. In new shades larly supplies o} copper. This avenue without comment. no chances when you buy your gar­ far from Queenstown. She apparently protests In the name of humanity. He of sand, sky blue, navy blue, Belgian will be cut off and «roly the trade chan den hose here. We are out to satisfy was on her regular course, a circum­ le redeeming his pledge. He Is using Queenstown, May 7. —The admiralty blue. French blue, Copenhagen, em­ ne Is from Holland and Scandinavia our customers and in safeguarding stance which will require explanation poisonous gases, although his name Is officials here have no news concerning erald, suede, grey and white. Ex- would remain open, and U Is not Im­ the safety of the passengers and crew ourselves with the manufacturers we in the light of the advertisement given on a document forbidding such usages. eeptionally good value at, pr., *1.00 probable, thanks to the activities of of the Lusitania. safeguard you. Each 50-foot length by the Germans of Their intention to His representative In Africa Is placing 1 —Main. Floor German submarine thugs, that these/ of %-inch, 3-ply rubber, complete sink her. It Is evident, too, that she poisonous substances ig^ streamy and Washington, May 7.- News of the too, ultimately will be etoeedr The with couplings and combination noz- was not convoyed by destroyers, an­ wells In' the hope of thus accomplish­ torpedoing of the Lusitania struck of­ world war Is entering upon a new xle. Special at...... *4.75 other feature concerning, which more ing the defeat of General Botha. Ger­ ficial Washington like a bomb While Long Lisle Thread Gloves —: —Second Floor v in be heard. In view of the threats rffage. disposed to await full details before mans In France, Belgium and Poland Expressing opinions, all administra­ made by the Huns, the warnings given 75c Pair hardly will hesitate to do the same tion officials realized that the-Incident WASTING RESOURCES. A good, serviceable quality Lisle Thread by the German embassy in American thing when pushed to extremity. Ger­ was probably th/t most serious Wash­ newspapers, tr^seems strange that ex­ ington has faced since the beginning Glove. English make, and In colors grey, Defenders of the provincial adminis­ man submarines are sinking non-com- beaver, champagne, while, cream, natural Delicious and wholesome, now being traordinary precautions were not taken batant ships regardless of nationality, war" tration maintain that If Is not correct and black. Fpecl$ value at, pair.. . 75* wnen the great liner approached the served in the Tea Room. to »*y that If concessions of resources leaving their passengers and crews t* London.T May 7.—A dispatch from V —Main Floor ...... —Second Flo«*r channel. Of course, the establishment granted to companies on long-term whatever fate may be In store for Liverpool to the Exchange Telegraph of mines and traps In the channel nar leases on condition that Industries be them. German airships and German company says it is not known how rows the route of shipping bound for established are not utilised according artillery are bombarding" unfortified many of the Lusitania's passengers Liverpool around the south of Ireland, were saved. to agreement, they are wasted or town-, killing women and children All but unless the narrowed lane la proper­ X squandered. They Intimate that this these facts are accomplished In de­ Los Angeles. May 7.—Five persons ly patrolled it becomes a snare which really Is a satisfactory arrangement, fiance of rule* and "the honorable pro­ from Los Angeles were aboard the Special Sale of Children’s Hats facilitates the operations of German because through the payment of rent­ fession of arms.” Are the allies going Lusitania: Mr and Mrs. C. 8. Camp bell Johnson, Terrance Gray, Stewart submarines against passenger vessels als the concessions which formerly to content themselves with simple pro­ Saturday, at...... Gray and J. P. Gray. The latter three The Incident will do more than any­ gave no revenue to the crown become tests against the murderous conduct came from Oakland. thing the savagery of Germany has revenue producing. The fact that these of the Kaiser amkhls bullies? Are done yet to confirm the determination concessions. Instead of being used for people punctilious tp the choice of New York. Ma^ 7.—Charles H. Sum­ Here’s a special sale of Children’s Sailor, Mushroom and other style Hats, all of the allies to destroy Prusaianlsm. ft the establishment of Industries,» be­ weapons when facing a mad dog? ner. general agent of the Cunard Lfec. said when the Lusitania sailed that^the just ready to wear, and at a bargain price. Just the kind of Straw Hats that are also will strengthen the determination come .the objects of speculation seems w This Is how the! gentle Tagllche trip was not attended by any glsk wanted for present and Summer wear, and there are all sizes and shapes suitable of neutrals to assist In that course at to be a minor consideration. whatever, as the liner had a speed of the first favorable opportunity. The If this extraordinary argument Is not Rundschau explained the British vic­ twenty-five and a half knots and was for children of all ages. See samples in View street .windows. -Iay6of reparation will come, and when plea for speculation in natural re­ tory at Neuve ytfapelle: “In this bat provided with unusual watertight bulk —Second Floor It does no slobbering sentimentalism sources. what Is It? If the»» resources tie the English ha\> again given strik­ heads. In commenting on the tor­ ing proof of what depths of infamy pedoing of the Lusitania to-day marine should be permitted to" mitigate the are used for speculative Instead of for men pointed out that In their opinion measure, of the punishment to be meted productive! and, Industrial purposes they are capable. At their first assault the Lusitania could not be sunk\by out to perpetrators of these fiendish they are waited? If pulp lands are they drove Rikhs ang Gurkhas, appar single torpedo. leased to rompante* on the condition ently unarmed and with uplifted hands. Charles T. Bowring, head of the firm DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED In front of them. The Germans natur of Bowring Bros, and president of the Thai mlljs shall be erected, and If In­ St. George’s Society, was one of the ITALY ON THE VERGE/ stead they become a football for spec­ ally did not shoot, so that the enemy poMsengere who sailed on the Lust ulators and stock promoters, they are, reached our trenches without losses. tanta.- He commented on the advertise pool, where It was received from Old believe there will be complications as Crothers and wife, Tacoma; J. W. Notwithstanding the vigilance and squandered. Nobody assumes that The British who followed succeeded by-| ment appearing In the morning papers, Head of Klnsale: à result of the sinking of the Lusitania Qulllian, Spokane. Incessant activities of Prince von Bue- characterizing it as a silly perform- “Motor fishing boats towing two squandering and wasting timber means this means In taking possession of our unless some Xhwrican lives were lost. low, the expensive and extensive boats, probably number passengers Klnsale is a seaport of Ireland, thir­ that It Is bu£Q£d down or thrown Into trenches—though only temporarily. At A few days ago American officials about fifty. Tug Btormcock making teen miles southwest of Cork. It lies propaganda of German agents, the the sea. K" their second assault these Infamous Alex. Campbell, general manager for Klnsale. Home passengers who an­ heard privately from personal, sources near the entrance to St. George's F Berlin. Vienna and Constantinople There In only one way. In whirl} the English canaille drove the German John Dewar A Sons. London, who also swered. Many vessels now are ap­ that Germany intended to destroy the Channel, -the waterway between Ire­ claims of victories after victories at sailed, referred to the advertisement as People of the province can benefit from prisoners captured .that-.morning In parently making Queehetown.” Lusitania at the first opportunity, to land and England, thrqugb whit h every point on three fronts, the 'Tommyrot**' the exploitation of their resources, and front of them in the attack on çur terrorise British shipping and restrict trans-Atlantic vessels pass on their threats and cajoleries of the Other passengers on the Lusitania New York. May 7.—The list of fixat­ way to Liverpool. that Is by legitimate development, trenches; those who refused to advance included Elbert Hubbard, publisher of ocèah commerce with the all lea Kaiser, Italy stems to be definitely es Mn passengers aboard the Lusltapia They expect. Therefore, that those were beaten to death.” the Philistine; D. A. Thomas, the + • + e Includes: It was taken for granted by officials Child Is Loct.—A bright and friendly on the eve of Intervention In the war Welsh cdal operator, and his daughter. whom they appoint to administer their The London Standard, an old and Albert C. tijlltcke amt wife, Lo* An­ here that If there existed -a plan in the little chap was picked up by the police on the side of the allies. Yesterday Lady Macworth. the English suffrag­ geles, Cal.; Lady Allen and mal** property shall so dispose of It as to ably-conducted newspaper, to In the German admiralty to torpedo the Lusi­ this forenoon on pouilaa street, in the semi-official Lokal Anzetgcr, of ette. All these persons took occasion to Montreal; Jull de Aylala, Cuban con­ bring this about. When, Instead, the hands of a receiver. Yet there are say that they saw nothing to worry tania, every precaution had been sug-, company with % big black dog. and sul-general at Liverpool; W. Broderick Berlin, made a significant announce­ government bestows them upon com- about In the advertisement. gested to the submarine commander to admitted that he was lost. When he many people who Imagine that war CloetemA San Antonio, Tex.; J. H. ment preparing the German mind ftif Insure the safety of the -passengers. was brought to the station it was partie* who haw k them from pillar to time Is a harvest time for newspapers. Brooks, New York; C. A. Dingwall. If any Americans have lost their found that there waa a report in from the entrance on the scene of a ntw poq^it places Itself In the class of the Queenstown. May 7— According to a Chicago; Justin Mt Forman. New York; ft there to any city in the world where report received here the first 8.0.8, call lives, the case would be covered, of his parents, who live on Mason dtreet, enemy A dispatch from Rome to-day Charles Frohman and valet. New York; who Improvident!)- disposes of a war of the magnitude of the present was sent by the Lusitania at 2.1$. This flclals think, by the warning to Ger­ and he was taken off f6r a ride In the Mr. and Mrs Elbert Hubbard, East says that on the receipt of Instructions an estate. In the name of reason and read: “Want assistance; listing badly.” patrol wagon to hi*-home. He was not one ought to bring- sheckles to the Aurora. N Y ; Mr. and Mrt. C. A Lea- many that she will be held In that from Berlin the| German school In the common-sense how can this country event by the United States “to a strict a bit frightened at being lost, end ap­ çolTere of the press, that city Is Lon­ royd and maid. Sydney. Australia; peared to think tl\at his dog would Italian capital was closed yesterday, develop along the line for which It Is Ottawa. May 7.—The sinking of the Lady Mackworth. Cardiff, Wales. accountability.” don. in many senses the centre of the Lusitania caused some anxiety here take care. of him. and the teachers, together with a num­ adapted by Its splendid resources If gigantic conflict. But the truth Is cm account of the fact that a con­ 6 * ☆ Los Angeles, May 7.—A steamship New York, May 7.—The stock mar ber of German newspaper correspon­ tlV'ee arc locked up under leases to tingent of Canadian nurse* was dis­ Pilotage Charges.—The question off that the war has proved a tremendous agency reports this afternoon that Mr. ket was stunned by$|he news. A tor­ dents, left almost Immediately for speculating concessionaires? patched recently. It has been learned, pilotage charges In the port off Victoria tax upon the resources of all news­ and Mrs. P. Kimball and Mr and Mrs. rent of selling orders poured In from however, that the nurses sailed on will be taken up again to-morrow Germany. The Vatican has advised Bretherton, »*f Los Angeles. were every section of the country. A period papers, and particularly upon the re­ another boat. morning at a conference U the board all German and Austrian ecclesiastic*" THE SOUTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN. aboard the Lusitania. of Intense excitement followed. sources of the metropolitan news­ of trade rooms. It has long been felt and theological students to leave Roma Prices in war specialties broke IB to Ottawa. May 7.-^-Harold May ne DsJy, that the trade of the port la being Th« campaign In German Southwest papers. As the Vancouver Province London. May 7.—The fact that the 20 points within an hour. Stable Issues Immediately. ' The Italian government of yancouver, son of Hon. T. Mayne greatly militated against by the rule Africa Is nearing an end. An official dis­ pointed out In commenting upon the Lusitania went down during daylight dropped 5 to 10 points. has recalled the teachers of Italian Daly, former minister of the Interior, and vessels "from Queenstown were on of compulsory pilotage, especially in patch from Capetown reports the cap­ failure of many so-called newspapers was a passenger on the Lusitania He the case of vessels which have only a schools at Constantinople. their way to her rescue within a short New York, May 7.—There were 111 ture by the Union forces of the Im­ In this province, conducting a news- was dispatched to look after delivery few tons of freight for this port. In Two days ago a brief message from time after she was In trouble, gives American passengers hi all aboard the eL batiste to. the Canadian soldiers Jn such cases the amount which would portant railway junction of Karibib, aper “to a business, not a Jol Mmfiut* Awr lbe, ta*»-J* London that Lusitania, according tosa» compilation Flome stated that Itah s minlmufn de­ England and Flabdera so they could have to-be ma K» yWRags weahi eat " fifty miles northwest of there has been no great loss off life. It made tat* to-day at the Cunard office. mands upon Austria were submitted" to Vancouver newspapers complain about vote in the coming -Dominion election. up the profits, and It Is better for the Wlndhoek, ,the capital. The next re­ Is even argued that possibly all on The British numbered 9M and other VttMMfc and Berlin. Just what these, the militant spirit prevailing at the The ballets only missed being on the owners to have the freight carried oé' board the liner may have been saved. nationalities made up the remainder port Mbouid announce the occupation Lusitania because the government to the Bound and trans-shipped on comprised it Is Impossible- to say, but city hall. Two fights a week, in which off the LIU passengers aboard. of Windhoek and the formal annex­ printing bureau failed to do work\on Queenstown, May 7.—The Lusitania coasting vessels. wo shall know Immediately upon alderman are participants, are said to ation of the colony 4» the name Hr the time was seen from the signal station at * * * Italy's Intervention, for the Italian gov­ be about the average. Then there is London, May Ir-No Information as King. ■ ...... ___rT..._ Klnsale to be Tn difficulties at noon. Esquimalt Reties Court.—FoHcc court ernment Is ‘bettered to have -prepare* South Vancouver, in which the martial Washington. May 7. — Ambassador She had sunk aL2.lt p m. to the fate of 4be passengers and crew was held in Kequlmalt yesterday af­ This campaign has been planned and a étalement of Its caae for the infor­ tendencies of the council are irrepressi­ Page, at London, cables: “Lusitania This indicates that the line* floated of the Lusitania was available In Lon­ ternoon by Maglstiate Jay. .Two executed with all the foresight and don tip to 7.SS o'clock this evening. The youths, for riding bicycles on- the mation of the world. The article In the ble. Mayor Taylor has not yet estab­ torpedoed and sank within thirty for two hours and a half after what thoroughness for which General Botha Ihlhutes. No news of passengers yet.** * evidently the beginning of her Cunard offices In tarndon were be­ rtdewalk. were fined $1 each. Three Lokal Anseiger indicates thaf Germany lished his municipal banl: How would Is jknUxL .Windhoek, the centre of Ger­ trouble. i sieged by Inquirers, among them many drivera of motor cars were loun* uuiity . and Austria will decline to comply w?$$f « he lonJeini to *tie*y*r JJke.AM'Hk* man authority, Is In the middle of the Quit wet own. Mar 7—The Lusitania's Ajpegissns,JbgxlRS felatlyee or friends off driving their qur* at a *p«çe*,greater of a municipal prise ring? wireless call for assistance was re­ Medford. Ore.. Mag J.~ Miss Dorothy aboard. ~ than Is ITIomRSI, and In ^SHTeiiSf-'g-" the demands. colony. It is approached by two rail­ e + . ♦ ■ , fine of $1* was Imposed A driver off From the military standpoint the The German subVnarlnes... $111 are ceived rbere at 2.16 o'clock this after- Connors, of this city, sailed on the ways, one from Swakopmund, on the Admiral Coke dispatched all Lusitania to serve as a nurse in the New York. May T.^-Corh papers re­ a motor truA, was charged with hav- circumstances are propitious for Italy's weal coast, a- distance of 176 miles; getting” a few British ships of the available tugs and steam trawlers, to Brltisfe IUU Cross. , port, according to a Liverpool 44si intervention Ths Germans and fttir Other fttiift Wbrmbad, on the ntèrtrhmftc marin*, wfth 1 the eeèfler It wowhTr fuite MEM of them received by the Cunard line late to- pended In such n manner that It swung .«Hw W ««endoctlWL-a. sstg»- vessel*-4ee*>« —be dtos^dhwie^Mny. 'deA^to'«weeAliKL Mm IB PMWgtrg have been an* so no! Always decipherable, where~The”LutUanTa is * njwhtT io •s ÏO tîw'râTe or 1Kb" LUtltnilfirs par- lends* nt

\ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1915

TWENTY-FIVE years ago to-day Office Work BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY Victoria Times, May 7, 18M. At a representative meeting, of electors opposed to the present provincial government, held in Philharmonic hall, the following candidates were unani­ DO YOU Wm. Stewart, Man's and Ladles' Temperance Lecture.—This evening mously selected to contest the city at the next general election; Hon. Tailor ahlp. Campbell building, corner at 8 o'clock a meeting will be held Hi Robert Heaven, Mayor Grant. Dr. Milne and F. O. Richards. Jr. Fort and Dougina street». the board room, Belmont- house. Miss Helen Bulnols will lecture, her sub­ An old landmark la soon to be removed from the Upper Harbor, the AAA steamer Wilson O. rfunt, which has so long been lying on the beach, having The B. C. Funeral Ce.—Always open. ject being, "Christ Healing." been purchased by Mr. Levi Chen, of San Francisco. Private parlors and large chapel. Rea tit tit tit"* DANCE ? eonabl# chargee for all aervlcea 73s Special Lecture.—Dr T W. Butler Collector A R. Milne, who has l>eee absent for several weeks, returned I, Broughton street. a ill give a special lecture at the to Victoria last evening from the cast. He says he found in the east no ù * * Progress temple, on Pandora avenue reference In the newspapers to British Columbia matters. The following list of Columbia Dance Records Eye Strain Phoenix Book, $1.60 two doe. pints. • on Sunday evening. The subject will ! To give-reliefrive-relief-——to the -ey,eye* of * ☆ $ A be “The God pf Battles and the Prince should 4>c fif interest to you. These are specially Are You Particular? Do you want of Peace ’’ Admission Is free. ■ office persons Is a special Bueineee Meeting.—A very imi>ort Leech River Waters.—A reserve has service? If so phone C. A C. Teal made under the supervision of the greatest authority feature of my work. tit tit tit ant bueineee meeting of the Victoria been put upon the unrecorded waters Service. 185. Ill, 0»3. • Cadets Attend Services.—The Mount Temperance Poster committee will bé of Leech river by the minister of C. A (A *V • - ' " on dancing, Mr. Hepburn Wilson, and the time and FRANK CLUCSTON Tolmle School Cadet corps will parade held in the restroom of the Y. W. C. lands. OPTICIAN I Jardinieres in Majolicas and In on Sunday morning at 16 o'clock at the A. , commencing at 8 o'clock. AAA marking are perfect. pretty green designs, 60c to $1.4D, at R. school. , Hon. D. M Eberts, M. P. P., trpsta.rs at «4 TATES STREKT. * tit A „ Victoria Volunteer Reserve. — The A. Brown A Co.‘a. 1302 Doublas 8L • will address the boys before they at­ ONE STEPS Corner Douglas. Phone M61. Water Act in Railway Belt.—By church parade of the reserve previous­ A tilt A —— ...... Kern tend services at St. Mark’s church, proclamation published In thle .week's ly advertised to be held on Sunday Vsu're Here and I’m Hers...... Lawn-Mower Hospital, $14 Cormor­ .. .Humble r ^ a tit tit B. C. Gazette the Water act Is to be next has been cancelled. At the Mississippi Cabaret ...... f...... ant. Patients called ..for. Night . Darewskl Disc use Medicinal Planta—Ata com­ enforced within the limits of the rail­ A A ~ A Bister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers...... Phone 62S7L. ^ • .... Berlin mittee meeting of the Natural History way belt from this date. North Saanich Pound District.— Bottle Down in e On#-Horae Town...... BUTTEFICK PATTERNS A A * ...... Cobb society held yesterday at the office* of James B. Storey. Sidney, has been AH Aboard for Dixi Land Bands Funeral Furnishing Ce., Ltd. tit tit tit the society in the Jones building,*1 one epi»olnted as pound-keeper for the Reuben Fex-Tret ...... :...... Lady In attendance; charges reason- Land by Auction Sale.—7,TUere l* to of the Important matters discussed pdùnd established In North Saanich, in •allin tha Jack ...... ’...... Smith Dainty ablo. Phone 3304 day or night. Of­ be an auction walé of crown lands at with respect to the medicinal McBride on Tuesday. May ÎB. The the place of F. Otlff, who has resigned fice and chapel. 1615 Quadra Street. • plant* of comiu WALTZES Neckwear lands' which are Being offered are Tn dr * A A ...... ‘ÜfÏKc. the valley of the south fork of the c... Building Permits.—Building permits Coe ile ...... it Fraser river, in the vicinity of Mc­ haxe been granted to A. J. Morton for Valse Boston ...... FMrlgo Barber Shop. Musical Rfcitel.—This even­ Novelties Bride _ _ an addition to a dwelling at 171» Sec­ Dreaming ...... Joyce tit tit tit ing the annual students’ recital, un­ In some of the me at perfectly ond street, and to F. Kermode for a A Perfect Day .Carrie Jacoba-Ik>nd Burlap. 25c Per Yard.—Hark new* A der the auspice» of tjhe Ladles' Musi- ti: ti; til ; charming Styles and daintiest garago at hhi residence at Ontario ByiNpathty.,...... ,t...... Frlme Boo. >10 Pandora avenue. Phone al club will take %>lace. The pro­ Extend North Vancouver.—In ac­ fabrics. We -ean describe but a street Little CgfS'w...... Caryle" 4744. • gramme. which appeared In yester­ cordance with the legislation of las» few of them, but' If you call we A *A A tit tit tit ------day* Time*; is more àhan usually at­ eesRltm, which gave authority to the will be pleased to show you our Status is Raised.—Notice Is gixen by Boats. Canoes and Evinruds Meter tractive as a recital of this character, City of North Vancotiver to take In THREE STEPS * full selection: — the education department that the Rowboat* for hlr<* Point Ellice Boat- and a number of very clever pupils w III dlatrh't lot No 272 and the foreshore Moonwinks ItOW. COLluUtH. neatly em­ house. Phone .14 It • In front of It. a j»n>clanuttlon apin-ars council of public Instruction has raised Gypsy ..U. be heard for the first Um* In public. the status of Silver Creek school dis­ broidered sheer organdie, with A tit tne G.A.flicliardson&Co Brown & Co.'s. 1.102 iMuglas St • tit tit tit the Christian Life." tit tit tit Pyremus and Thiabe." - A A A «3» V.ta. Slre.l AAA Thomson’s Funeral Parlors (Hanna did cast of amateurs who Emmanuel Baptist Church.—On Hun VICTORIA MOUS1 Courts of Revision.—Notice Is given é Thomson). 127 Pandora avenue formed the "l^amwntaj»*# t’omedy of Jay epeclal services have In -n ar­ The lut Tina tha Caal Pyramus and ThlaîïF' from the Im­ by the provincial assessor that courts Phghe. 498. Open day and night Lady ranged In honor of "our mothers," at of • revision under the taxation and mortal Shakespearean fantasy, ‘"Mid Question Entera Year assistant Our charges are reasonable. Emmanuel Baptist church. Kev Wil public schools actp for the districts of Motor hearse In connection. • summer Sight's J>ream.'' will repeat IttUn- Steveiwon « 111 preach Ifl, lhe Victoria. Esquimau. North Saanich. V Bind x tit tit tit their performance at the First Congre- morning on "Miry the Mother of South Victoria and the Islands will be Just *11 us up and say: “A ton The Umbrella buep. 610 Pandora St • < gatLnal lecture hall on Wednesday Jesus,” and In the evening on "The held at his office In Belmont house on x of your good coal, please." i ex ymlng. May 12, under the auspices Hand That Rocks the Cradle" ' A o Tuesday. May 25. That settles the matter satisfac­ Bulb Farm in Full Bloom.—Up-td- of the Y. W C. A. a AAA torily and Instantly. When our

/■ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, PRH>AY, MAY-7,-1915

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL* At the theatres ROMANO THEATRE. New White Separate Skirts for All personal Hems sent by mstl for publication muet be signed with the name sod address of the tender. An Bdlwm two-act drama entitled A Tragedy of the Halls." is the feat­ LIMITED 1 D. J. Munro.^f Winnipeg. Is, staying Wrist Watehss ure off at the Romano for bYlday. S the Warmer Weather st the Dominion. ànâ Saturday togcthei* with “Hearts •tors Hours a M0 am. to • p.m. ft ft ft and Watch of the Jungle," a wild animal picture Saturdays Included. Jamre A. Blair, of New Westminster, "Patsy Married and Settled" being Is at the Dominion. the fourteenth episode of the Patjiÿ ^Thc first shipment this season of white Separate * ft ^ Bracelets Bolivar series, and "The I«ad> of .Sha- Skirts, made in the new styles. The quality is of the A. - W, Grundy,_of London, i* a guest lot t," ara the comedy numbers on lb# bill, and provide a barrer of fun. The at the Empress hotel. free $2.75 'Navy Suits at $17.50 highest, the materials shown being duck, Hor- ' -ft ft ft programme closes with the very latest number of the licarwt-8ellg News Pic­ As O. Hurst, of Toronto. Is staying A wry gpecinl value is presented in- this line of roekses’ English rep and crepe. . at the Empress hotel. te $450 - torial, being a plcturlxàtion of the ft ft ft wdrLi's most Important happenings. Suits which comes in a good wearing make of fine Duck Skirt*, buttoning down Plain Circular Duck Skirts, A. H. F. Malory of Winnipeg, is a Higher priced can be nerge. The coat conics in short tailored style with the front...... *1.25 at...... guest at the Empress hotel. made to spevlàl design CRYSTAL THEATRE. _ long revers, and full skirt with yoke. Another Suit * ? ft ft ft and order This range favors the longer style of coat with black moire col­ Plain Rep Skirts, from a Rep Skirts, buttoning all Mrs. David Cuthbert, of Ranfleld. Is of prices should suit One of the best programmes yet pre­ yoke ...... *1.60 down front ...... *1.65 staying at the Empress hotel. *. any requirement. sented at the Crystal will be given to­ lar. Note the moderate price quoted—$17.50. ft ft • ft night and to-morrow In the him pro­ White Cord Skirt, fastening Crepe Skirt with wide belt Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, of Ottawa, We have a very spe­ duction of George Ade's comedy drama cial value In a really with 4 pearl buttons, in and buttons down front, are guests at the Empress hotel, triumph, "The County Chairman." VIYELLA FLANNELS PETTICOATS at ft ft ft good 11-Jewel move­ with that evler-popular character *1.35 front...... *2.25 Price...... *3.50 E. V. Rugcr, of Vancouver, Is a ment at 112.00. Our actor, Maclyn Arbuvkle In the leading These unshrinkable guest at the Prince George hotel. sales In this particular rots. Flannels are particular­ Values to $2.60 ft. ft ft watch have numbered Together with this special feature New arrivals of Blouses in voiles and crepes de Win. Dick and Mrs. Dick, of Port An­ In the hundreds with will be presented two aide-splitting ly desirable for tennis A magnificent range of Chine at prices from *2.25 to...... *5.50 geles. are staying at the Dominion. uniform satisfaction to comedies, entitled "A Costly Ex­ and boating frorks, Satin Petticoats in ft ft ft _j~— J the purchaser. change," and “Tbs, Peat of The Neigh­ wanted colors are be­ H. 8. Clements. M P.. spent yester­ borhood.", -L 1 " r skirts, waist and under- Every article sold Is ing offered at this ci- day In the city on private business, The management have prepared wear. Shown in s fine ft ft ft guaranteed. some special prises for the Crystal eeptional price. "Mrs. L. Jones Is registered at the market night which will bo given to range of stripes end Prince George hotel from Vancouver, night plain shade* ; 31 inches 'ft ft ft FULL BLEACHED F. G. Faulkner Is registered at the Shortt, Hill & wide; 60* a yard. / MAJC+T46 WIAfdC. SHEETS CORRECT HATS AND GARMENTS FOR WOMEN Prince George hotel from Vancouver. Duncan ' 7 66c and 76c Each H. R. Reid, of Tacoma, arrived at Many and varied are tbs jtteiiyjfc. the Empress hotel yesterday morning, Limited plays that are to be seen at the Ma­ BATHING SUITS jestic theatre to-day and tp-morrow A remarkable offering ft ft ft JEWELERS In stoekieette, lustre in full bleached Sheds. -CASH BUYERS, CASH SAVERS” J. T. Turner. Mrs. Turner and family, They comprise one of the most enter­ of Toronto, are guestlg st the Dominion, At th. Si,n .( the Feue taining and Interesting shows seen for and twill® fabric, in This is an opportunity ft ft » Diala, Car. Breed an* a considerable time and all who see It black or navy trimmed which purchasers Tie hit Mere The! Cilia» te Hew Mail W 8. MvCutchepn. of Sherbrooke, View Sta. win be convinced that the management white, black and White, should not overlook. registered at the Empress hotel yester­ Is caring for the wants of those who cerise or green. Priced «_ He Ceil el Ueiag—AHO CAM PROVE IT day. attend this picture house. The Con­ Size 2x2% yards. Reg. ft ft ft | stable's Daughter Is a very fine plc- from *1.65, *2.00 to $1.75 pair, for 65< Freight paid on É^neral orders to out-of-town point*. Send for F O. Hart and H. M. Hardy, of I3ln Pork qr Veal lx*f. per . Novel Oranges, per doe.. Me . Mo. Mrs. Anson 8 Brook. Mise Russell Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood Wilding, of feature bill. lb...... Me. and Mrs. Lester Brooks, of Mlnne Sliced Jellied Os Tongue, pm lb 1 Florida Grape trult. 8 for ...... 26c. Bhawntgan lake, are registered at the Values to $7.60 Dominion hotel. a polls, are at the Empress hotel, <'sllfornls Grape Fruit. 4 for .. J5r VARIETY THEATRE. Sausage Rolls, per des ...... 40r ft ft ft ft ft ft Kvery Hat possesses distinct style features and can Pork Pire. 26c and ...... M*c. list-house Tomatoes, per lb.. 26r. F. 11. Bedford, of Sydney, Australia. O. C. King arrived In the city yea- Grape Juice, Welch's, bottle, 82c. ■ ad ...... 26C- terday from Sydney. Australia, and Pretty Mr*. Fmtih," starring Vrlixl I*, regarded as correct for present and future ser­ Cucumbers, each, Mr. and .... 16c. Is among those registered at the and ...... Me- Prince George hotel. registered at the Prince George hotel, Bcheff, Is a charming society tiynedy- vice. We have never offered Hats like.theae at any­ ft ft ft drama written by Messrs. Oliver Mo­ SPECIAL FOR «ATURDAY—Lunch Queen Ofivee, per bottle. IT* ft ft ft \ where near the price. You can safely fegard this as Robert Lowe, of Vancouver, arrived M. K. McRae, assistant manager of ro eco and Elmer Harris. The play has an exceptional opportunity for economical selection. in the city yesterday, and registered at the Hotel Seattle. Is paying a short been gorgeously staged to mark the visit to Victoria and Is registered at debut Into photoplay work of this il­ 25 Vntrimmed Straw Hats in new shades, on sale »t raw berries will be In fresh Saturday morning, and will be delivered the Prince George hotel. ft ft ft ....—_ \ the Dominion - - — .— lustrious star, and also the Initial pro-' - —------to any part of Use city. Saturday at *1.00. ---- H. W. Des perd, of the staff of thg ft ft ft ductlen of The Oliver Morose » Photo- Canadian building at the Panama fair. At "Rreadalbane” 1186 Fort St., Rev- lay: company. Is staying st the Dominion. , Dr. Campbell last evening celebrated No expense has bien spared to make '55 Yates Street, Victoria. Phone 1876 H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LIMITED ft ft ft the marriage of Fred I*ee Tucltor and this a memorable picture, and partic­ Miss O. Stewart, of Vancouver; Miss Mis» Ida Victoria Baker, both of this ular attention Is directed to some of 676 Granville Street, Vancouver CASH BRANCH O. O. Bailey, of Edmonton: Misa R. city. Thn bride was accompanied by the scenes, which are In every way ■ ... i- All Phone Orders Hutton and A. Stark, of New West- Mrt. Emily McLeod, and the best man realistic. The trip to Africa, the ocean Nest te comer of Ooverameat was E. H. l«oranve. The bride wgs at­ Cash Buyers Are sad Fort Streets. Delivered at finer, docks, ocean views, dancing Vasit Savers. Phwi licet and Fish Dept.. Advertised tired In a smart traveling costume of art le» on board ship, and some ex­ Prices. tUO. Grocery Dept.. «Ml; De­ navy blue doth After the honeymoon quisite moonlight scene* are In thie livery I»ept . 6612 Mr an«l Mr* Tucker will take up their picture. Miss Scheff worked for days Trystlnr Place" puts over one of the J-p-rulurc. maximum yeeteeday, »; n.lnl- residence In this Sity. at a fashionable country club, getting tilgweat aide-Fpltttlnr bits of comedy mum, C: wind, calm; weather, foggy. Crystal Theatre Interior amAporch views, end some ex­ that have made him famoua the world Tatoosh-Barometer, 2662; tempelatdre, cellent pictures on the golf link*. The over. maximum yesterday, 60; minimum, 46; Friday and Saturday scenes of "F%, for every one of those who took part did Button inf lace. "Yalnea to $6.50. for Iheti- "best, and once more the women demonstrated that they can on occa­ sion dispense with the aid of mankind BEAUTIFUL NEW NECKWEAR THAT WILL SELL RAPIDLY AT THE PRICES —or very nearly so. Graceful dancing, MARKED $3.95 $1.35 charming stage pictures and finished singing combined to make the long We have marked this spUndld showing of New Neckwear at a close margin for rapid selling. In­ programme a delightful one. With all cluded are 'Separate collars and sets In voiles, plain and fancy; fluted muslins, piques, laces, black that and despite that an encore was and white moilln* and fancy chiffons In the .most recent designs; lace fronts In CkO demanded for every Item, the stage plain and fancy trimmed with pleated collars. Collars 85c to $t Sfets and Fronts $1 to. management was so good that there were no waits bAween the numbers and the performance was over by 11 b’eMi.—"------Greatest Values Yet in Trimmed Hats of the BURRIS SHOE STORE * Little Mies Rusanne Kicklemore. a pupil of Pavlowa, danced herself Into the affections of the audience by her Very Newest at Much Reduced Prices 625 YATES ST, - 625 YATES ST. dainty grace and wonderful skill She This will ho an event worth while in the Millinery Department for Sattiif- floated About the stage like a fairy In the movements of the dames she gave, fiay. We have prepared another surprise offering of Trimmed Hats at two and displayed talents that fit her for a bargain prices, as follows: professional career. As a recall num­ with a witness between the first and sented evidence of character from the ber In the. second part of the pro­ Charming Little Trimmed 25 Only, of the Very Lat­ second trials. WdiltemAn’s Explanation mayor, and two former mayors of gramme she gave Pavlowa’s beautiful Invitation to "the Dance" In a perfect Hate, Worth to $7.50 est Smart Trimmed Hats, SENTENCES METED OUT was that Kwb automobile drivers had Blaine, w here the prisoner’s home Is. There was also evidence to show that manner. Including all of our clever copies of Worth to $18.59 spoken to him and had, he believed, the prisoner supports ,hls mother. His Miss Muriel Dunemutr snd Miss leading Pattern Hats; the newest and including a few of our best made overtures to try and hâve the lordship took these factlMnto-consider- Theresa Mcsher* were gracefully at- Imported Pattern Hats; large and IN THE ASSIZE COURT tmotive In their gavotte. Miss Phyllis color 'effects In designs that even trial stopped. His lordship said he atton, as the crown had no record . medium shapes with transparent against Martin. Davis was her own Inimitable self In at the original prie*'s were big val­ would give Whiteman some advice fffre. brims, etc., trimmed with French In the case of Jerry Aust W. C*. Mor­ her contributions to the programme, ues; marked now st about the flowers; also the best of our Leg­ Putting the best construction on the esby made a plea for leniency, to which and Miss Ross and Mr Bo Ml by. of worth of the' shapes alone. Your mail's Intentions, said his lordship, he horns in the season’s, most stunning his lordship was unable to five con­ Vancouver, two accomplished dancers, effects. Priced Butcher Gets Two Years; Aust would warn him nevcf to attempt such choice for sideration. The prisoner was sentenc­ werf seen In several of the latest qtfitys- a thing again, aa he wquld get Into $3.50 to sell at ...... $1000 One and a Half; Martin's ed to serve one year and six months The chorus numbers, were all excel­ serious trouble. for theft of gottds at Hooke Harbor and lently done and presented entrancing Term Served Addressing Butcher his lordship said A Further Grouping of Our Complete Line of Very Smart Outing Hats Will Be On Sale at a similar term for assaulting a police pictures of youth and Wit)- The he intended giving him the longest $1.60 to $3.95 ' officer. The sentences are to run con­ programme opened with one of them, term the code allowed. The prisoner currently. in which the girls were all dressed as should appreciate $he very narrow es­ flowers, and Miss R. Marpherson. as a After a shmrt retirement yesterday cape he had had through the leniency tiger-lily, sang the solo of "The Flower Afternoon the jury selected for the sec­ of the Juryv------Comrades, — Dlmpleton—“I don’t A Wealth of New White- Saturday Will Be a Good think you ought to go to the movies Garden Ball." Particularly popular ond trial of George P Butcher, charged “I hope." said his lordship, "that you wal^the "Sister Susie" number, where will have the decency to leave the this evening. Bobble. They don’t do Underwear Day with assaulting a girl aged seventeen the curtain rose on half a dosen girls wear Odds and Ends arid country when you are released It I* you any go-al. They are a very bad year*, returned a verdict of guilty on Industriously treading their sewing necessary that you be confined so that Influence." . Bobbie—"Just this once, Broken Lines at Big Savings For Saturday there will be some excel­ machines, while Miss D I-elghton sang the third count of the Indictment, being you may meditate on the tremendous Dad.” “Welj. Just this once, then." lent offerings in the newly-received .Sum­ the alliterative and tongue-twisting the least serious of the three on which "See you later* New Draw#5, Corset Covers, etc., wrong you have done this young girl chorus about Susie’s efforts at sewing mer-weight Underwear. This line was and her family The Incarceration may he was charged. Butcher was sen­ shirts for soldier*. A very pretty scene will be ready for Saturday shop­ priced very close to begin with, but for the alter your disposition, and I hope you Mr Booker Washington, at a meet­ tenced by Mr. Justice Morrison this was the I«Ut, "Buhblea." Mr*. R. H. will come out of Jail a changed man. ing In New York, attended by Mr. pers—s^K-eial table of them, odds one day we wiH take even less. morning after scathing comment on his Pooler singing the song from High behavior, to the longest term the code If you have a spark of manh.md I think Taft, told a story which is likely to Jinks" swinging In a balloon with tiv and ends and broken linek, but all Drawers, Vests and Combinations of provides, on the count on which he was you would be glad to disappear some- cling to the portly president. An old chorur dancing below There were hun­ in the newest, freshest styles, in­ guilty, namely, two years. negress cook,In the squth. who had cotton lisle in plain or lace trimmed; dreds ot titty balloons floating shout J. 8. Brandon made a plea for leni­ Glles Martin- convicted of having cooked a delicious dinner for Mr. Taft cluding hemstitched, lace and em­ Drawers with loose or tight knee; Com­ the stage, and the final picture was a ency for the prisoner, and called- a stolen goods In his i>o*at sslon on the during his recent visit was asked If she delight to the eye. ’Hilbert th> Fil­ broidery trimmed. binations. sleeveless. builder named Whiteman to testify as launch Belle R at Sooke Harbor, was did not feel greatly honored at cooking bert. ’ sung by Mrs W Rochf #rt. was to the prisoner's character Following sentenced to the term In prison he hgs for such a great man. Aunty replied : another chorus number which was the testimony the crown prosecutor, already served while awaiting for trial. —"Neber done heered ob him "TWbr. Splendid Vais, at 35c, 50c Regular to 35c for 23c greatly liked Miss Freda Kemle'l led Mr Herchmer, obtained admissions He has been In jail since January; 29. Know nothin' About him except he do In a sailor’s hornpipe -horus and Mr. from Whiteman that be had Interfered Kmeât Miller, for the prisoner, pre­ look as If he been reg'lar at his meals " Campbell In “September Morn 1 Mrs. Brougham sang a French chan­ MORE SMART NEW COAT son and responded to recalls with a roupie of ballade, singing In perfect SUITS MODELS AT DE 0. C. GILBERT voice, and with much expression. She SPECIALLY FINCH'S UNUSUALLY British Columbia's Leading Dentist was the recipient of a wealth of OO9D flowers at the close. In fact, there MARKED AT $36 Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear were bouquets and baskets of bloom* SATURDAY VALUES for all the principals of the evening. Finch Block Yates Street In every detail the production was an artistic one. and the greatest credit Is due to everyone concerned In it. ’5 ■ ...... ■ ■ ~ ■■ ■■ Small boy (Much interested In shop­ CREATED A DISTURBANCE R. telegraph office. City Prosecutor Painless Dentistry man's reason for high prie** of eggs) — Harrison informed ’the court that the "But, mummy, how do the hens know LIFESAVING SOCIETY local agent refused to do m Without a we’re at war with German y T**- —"Punch.** Men Arrested for Aeeault in Hotel Bar and Sent to Jail. subpoena. DetectJ^f-STgeant O’Leary went down to the office and returned AND SCHOOL SWIMMING George Francis and William Morri­ with the rejMirt that the agent not son were the principals In a disturb­ only refused to produc*. the mrssago New Ideas in Plates P SEAL B ance In Hi# bar of thre Northern hotel. w ithout a •*‘»bjK*ena. but would not, de _a*ked fined $20 and costs or one month In Th*;, - cime was adjourned until the •* great reasons given by people who neglect their teetjr. highest quality of l|f«*-llke porcelain at the next monthly meeting on Wed­ Jail for the language, and for Assault­ morning In hundred* of shades gnd ■Is*'», so Dr. Gilbert has solved the problem—his offices * are natural that they cannot be detected nesday to take steps with regard to ing Mr; Morgan he was ordered to. spend a month In Jail, to comm* her dt A distinguished R A. was making a equipped with every modern device to make dr repair from your own teeth; set In a metal- teaching the children of the city to lard vulcanite base, absolutely guaran­ the expiration of the »»thcr sentence. sketch of a picturesque farm h«»um*. anything in the dental line, within the shortest time, teed to fit your mouth. This plate •w im. MorrlNon was accused of Iwing a when the farmer coining up Inspected coats very little and Is within lb# A deputation from the Royal Life vagrant, and the charg was provrd-by the picture Highly *1 flighted at it» ac- ity his scientific methods he treats, fills or crowns the means of Ihs aMSt humble. *fqra. y* he Inquired of thy artist wlhat To those who ?an afford a more ex­ Having Society will wait upon the trus­ Constable Bishop and. Detective Tur­ most sensitive teeth without the slightest sense of pain. pensive plats, I offer -you my “ Per­ tees and urge the advent agrw'of Incul­ ner The man ha<$ worked but four hé would charge for It. or one like it. fection Gold Plate" at an expense of cating the most valuable art .of swim­ days since December last, si»endlng hi» ‘Oh." said the R. A., “I won’t charge Due to (he temporary depression. Dr. Gilbert realizes about half. This plats la non-break- ming to the pupil*. Probably It will be you anything. But I tell you what ; able and will last a life-time. time about saloon*, begging for drinks the importance of co-operating for the advantage of necessary for provision to be inade out .. ,m .^tid the next two months In you shall give me. Instead of money, people, arirf in order to "keep Mint ft# -of =»torrdentist*- of the reenter srffbot houfC naTfireiW-f^ ....-v~ • ~ -r------f those nk^doisklag lUti» »t*»k —■ rtculum does not_ provide for any In­ Ing pigs I see yonder"—pointing as h* and two lady assistants busy he has reduced his fees struction of this character. spoke to a fine Utter running about. aHfifUyiWufiii > UMMjfcjeomristent with the highest Last year V» *W«X*î.y?J “* SERIOUS CHARGE ** excla,m<,d the farmer. quality of guaranteed dentistry. Indestructible and a provisional arrangement made by yon- know what they pigs be COFFEE which an instructor was stationed at worth? Why, they be worth ten shillin’ American an Trial far Grave Offence Bridgework the city bath house at the Gorge at apiece!** Teeth Extracted Painlessly, FreejaWhen regular hours dally, and this system Elect» te Oe to Higher hag been found to be the easiest and Court. New parson—“And what Is your hus­ Other Work Ordered cheapest way of giving the children the band. Mm. Brown V’ Mrs. Brown • desired training. ' The charge against William J. Da via “Well sir. '• ain’t exactly a policeman, Examinations Free Estimates Free As near perfection A report will Doubt leas be presented held .under remand on a charge ef but 'e goes with ’em ia gopd^aar by the special committee to the true- bringing.a» woman iate lM. CflMlip as you can get in tces ôiutbe celebration of Empire Pay. Improper purposes, was amended In which falls tWo weeks from to-day. police coujt to-day, and the man now Anticipations of the egrly conclusion stands accused of exercising Influence The Ideal system of replacing loat this world. of the Margaret Jenkins school con­ over the movement» of the woman. On Dr. 0. C. Gilbert or missing teeth. So constructed of tract warrant the expectation that the this he elected to go to the higher solid porcelain teeth, supported by a board will be able to take over the court, and evidence was taken y;1>(>oj bunding». ai the ne*t meetlBj awtwtbc.*»#*"** .Owui p..w hase of gold, that mer mw ** detected from the natnr»! «soth. N» h^Ming met the accused In Hoqualm. ..Tentno Ev0EPNEmo. 1304 Govemment.st. tendait. gold showing ; solid and firm In the mouth. Can be repaired without re­ CH^SE * SANBORN transfer. and Tacoma, and at his suggestion she moving. came over here In the latter part of 207 Hastings Street W., Vancouver Phono 9124 MONTREAL ■ Try Rexall Orderlies. the modern April. L laxative. They are sold on a* money- Davi» seat the woman a telegram “ ml inck guarantee by D. E- Campbell, the from Seattle and It became Rexall Store, 19c. 26c and 69c boxen to have this produced from the C. P. Vi! TORI A DAILY TlljKS. FKIDAt. MAT 1. Kll» LEAFS EVI SERIES YESTERDAY Our New lly Topped Sluggers With Four Safe Blows; Butler *re unusual values Back in Game - in style, in quality of cloth, and in the

KIngham’s Klvuterw evened up the superior tailoring series at Tacoins yesterday when they of every garment captured * wonderous exhibition of free hitting from the Tigers, the smoke We can give you a dealing with Victoria leading 14 to 11- choice of Blue Six twirlers in all made their appear­ ance on the mound, and of the lot, El­ Serges, Blue mer Hanson turned In a very credit­ Flannels, Gray able performance, holding Tacoma to Worsteds, Home­ pair of runs in six Innings. The spuns in a big Leafs gave a nice display of gamencMS, variety of effects, Men, If You Want the Class at Close Prices, overcoming a seven run lead to win by a comfortable margin. and other of the Roy Grimes and Framtmck, were the season’s novelties, Don’t Pass By This List of Values Saturday first sla4 artists to take the count, the in the ne weSt pair haney getting by the first stanxa. Every item a «-lean value in np-to-the-moment t’ÎÏMÜiÂt1 aud40 SO ITY, SATURDAY, $1.00 bunch of errors, whtlle with WilllF approved styles Great Value Saturday at ... Butler back In the game, the Leafs looked for ell the world like a pen­ It Is almost Impossible to keep base­ Black well and says that he Is a ewell nant winner. ball freaks away from a training camp hitter. The Black who stayed a day and a half with the local club is not The win give» tW T-eafs a grand and Victoria suffered In the us.ua 1 man­ chance to cop the series, and they may only an Impossible ball player, but he come home for the Seattle series In ner this year when Pitcher Earl Allen Is handicapped In having no thumb on first place. House will likely go back and Outfielder Black Joined the chib: his throwing hand. You'll Like Our Clothes’ Bob Brown had a similar expark-nce, 645 Yates Street Rgd. at the Tigers to-day. with Barham Allen ^bad absolutely nothing, though booked for , to-morrow. he brought along grand boosts as to the William Hammond who réported hie ability. Some of the boy* think being a fakir of the worst kind. lie Seattle. May 7.—Lot* was the pitch­ that tie has baseball on the brain. He stuck Brown for heavy transportation ing. fielding and batting star in yeser- told Bert Lamb before he left the club from the South and then showed abso­ FORMERLY FITZPATRICK & O’CONNELL days game with Aberdeen. Score; that he was going east to hook up with lutely nothing. Brown found out after Seattle. 1; Aberdeen.®. The Seattle ’onnto Mark. this fellow reported that the original pitcher struck out seven men. accepted There 1* evidently something of a Hammond had been sold to Cleveland, sc eight fielding chances and drove In two mystery as to the John E. Black who that the Terminal magnate was stuck of Seattle’s runs. reported to the Leafs. Lamb knows for the expenses from Los Angeles. Da use and Covelskie are also doing Score— F- W. E welL—Give Jennings and hb Tigers GETS A BERTH Seattle ...... •••••• 1 • r fourL ryal twirlers and they will hang Aberdeen ...... a...... 0 B 4 on tb.that lead for n long time. If they Batteries—Lots and King; Hughes GOLF CHAMPION don’^pralk off with the pennant. AMATEUR ENTRIES and Lewis.

Vancouver. R. C., May 7. Spokane outhlt and outlucked Vancouver yes­ WILL CLOSE TODAY NORTHWESTERN terday winning by a score of 4 to 3 Both Callahan and Reuther were hard Yesterdays Results hit. TWO NEW TWiRLERS FOR THE LEAFS Victoria. 14; Tacoma, 11.. Score , R’ H General League Meeting of Rpekan*. «î Vancouver. A Vancouver...... * J Seattle. I; Aberdeen, ft Spokane ...... 4 11 Local Ball Clubs to Be GAMES WILL START AT 4 O’CLOCK Standing of the Clube. Batteries— Reuther and Brotu K V ” , Held To-night W L êNL?* f Callahan and Altmeo. « •47 ..«97 «11 ------—— start wtth Ihe .Sj-okane club and It Is Vancouver . .. 996 947 see MS 6K- Seattle Club Plays Here All up to Manager Wicker to nominate Victoria ...... V..». S 7 6» Secretary-Treasurer Spence, of the Pat for a A-gular berth with his club. Aberdeen ...... 4 18 3» m .122 EVENED UP SERIES Next Week; Otto Nye Will The forme* Portland twirier held the S$M>kane ..q...... » • .100 62* 471 Victoria Amateur Baseball league, an­ nounces tii«9caffr?ntries for the Senior Be Released Along With a hard-hittink Beavers to seven hits, Heattls ...... » ...... 1 9 .471 990 444 Victoria— while only Ion. e did they look danger­ Kay 1er. r. f- league must be handed in before to­ W Butler, a Couple of Pitchers ous, the southpaw blanking them for night. Intermediate, Junior and Mid­ seven Innlrlg*. Bpokane will have to 8haw. c f. .. turn loose \ couple of twliders this MAJOR LEAGUES Kelly. 1 b .. get 4+trhs wlid b^jgraqted until o week week, a* MaVger Wicker now has a Tobin. L f. .. from tu-fhry^to have tltolr entries in. -"There will be several changes in the Nye. S b. «... top heavy »q»md of (lingers In Noyes, This afternoon all Seawr club# will be Victoria ball club when it comes home NATIONAL LEAGUE. Mcngee. 3 b. Leonard. SalvlRson. Wicker. FTgk, Ar on Monday.'* stated President King- Yeeterday’s Results Orlndle. c. . represented at a meeting to be held in ham thin morning, “and one of these lett and Callah Philadelphia, S; Brooklyn, 1 Grimes. P- .. Hawkin’» sporting goods store for the Tacoma does rtnl shape up as an will be Dutch Hoffman’s appearance Pittsburg. S; 8t. Louie, 3. purpose of drawing up the schedule. behind the bat for the locals. -Hoffman especially formldahlXhair»Cluh, if the New York. 3; Boston. 1 Clubs entering the Midget league will Join the club on Monday and will showing of the TigeN^agalnst the Leafs is a criterion. Frrdto- beat Vic­ ClnrinnatM’bleagu game pcelpened. must be represented at the meeting* by get* into the game on Tuesday. Otto Tacoma — A B R. H PO A an adult delegate. Junior and Inter­ Nye will be released, along with a toria on Monday, while ILwham had g landing. Johnson. 1. f...... 3 rl 3 2 mediate club players are capable Tuesday’s game on . until another is. P 3 MISS VIOLET POOLEY couple of the pitchers I am now dick­ Grant. 3 b...... 6 , 1 0 2 handling their own affairs at the league -boot put him In- the hortuy and Me Philadelphia 1» • - ering for two twtrlern whom I have Wilson, r. f British Columbia golf champion, who meetings. Kedry was unable to pull UMe game out Chicago ...... 12 * ...... 3 1 1 0 hopes of getting by the first of next Hogan, o. t. established a remarkable record In. the Next Saturday afternoon at 4 V< Ibeh of the fire. Victoria has'been hitting Boston 1...... •••' * 7 J Butler, s * ...... 5 « 1 1 week,. I Am going over to Tacoma on final for the Pooley cup. The Victoria the Bapro team, under the manage­ the ball hard In the last three games Cincinnati ...... ___ ,x w, Boeckel. 2 b...... 9 • 2 Saturday and will cut down my squad golfer I» one of the (inert players In ment of ctharlle Fuller, win meet Haw- piling up thirty-three hits. Butler's re­ St. .Louis ...... * W s Stvven*. 1 b ...... 4 1 4 12 0 before it returns home.” the empire, and Is at top form this year kin*' elub at the Royal Athletic park. turn helps along that infield and If Brooklyn ...... • 2 12 ...... 3 1 0 I ft A change in-the time of startle* the —k. BERT LAMB 0 The Rapco team is practically IsM tea- House and Barham cad only strike New York ...... « » Frambâch, p...... 0 0 « . 9 hall gam's way also announced for Pittsburg ...... 1 H 0 0 0 2 *on‘s White Sox A!he. their real stride, the I^afs w-lll have Former Victoria tnfielder. who Is play­ Kaufman, p...... a next week, when the ^Seattle club will ...... 2 tt 1 0 2 A general meeting of the City Ama­ the edge of any club in the league. j, AMERICAN LEAGUE. ing shortstop for Aberdeen. Mclvor. p. ... SEATTLE AGAIN play here. Tuesday and Friday will bi- •Petersen ...... 1 0 0 0 6 teur 1. ague %ill be held In the Y M. Yesterday's Résulta ladies’ day. while the mid-week games Detroit is once more forging to the DEFEATS ABERDEEN C. A. to-hJght at 8 o‘i )"• k !•. «iraw up will start at 4 o’clock. Instead of 3.30. front In the American league Besikteg Washington, 11; Philadelphia, $L • Total* .33 11 ' 11 37 14 the schedules of the Intermediate, a slugging outfield. Hugh Jennings ap- New York, 4; Boston. 3 <11 innings). •Batted for Grant In ninth: On Saturday the game will start at 2.4R. SPOKANE WINNERS Beattie— Junior and Midget league*. A* si»on am President KIngham5will start the twi­ t*ars to have strengthcned~Wfs pitch­ Chicago. 10; Cleveland. « Score by Innings— the entfiuiee fee has been handed into OVER THE BEAVERS Victoria ...... I0OI0 4 0 3 1-14 Beatty. 1 b .4 J light schedule Just as soon a* the days ing staff by the addition of Boland, the Detroit-St. I .oui* game postponed Kipper t 1 f, ...... 4 ® Treasurer Spence the latter will supply Tacoma ...... 3 6 1 1 0 0 1 « 9-11 lengthen enough,,so that.the clubs will former Southern league star. Duhec Is each club captain with blank pln>ing Standing. Summary: Stolen bases—Kaylor, John Barth, 3 b ...... 1 • be ablp to play the full nine Innings. again showing the form of 1913, when Vancouver— À.B. Tt. Bow rock. 2 4k ...... * 6 contracts. he was In the league sensation, while Bappa, r. f...... *<••• 8 1 son (2). Wilton. Hogan. Double play Klimay.C-l. »»■»*..« i__J Callahan turned in a win in his first Detroit - Butler to Nye to Kelly. Two-base hits- Ernie Watkins. Who handled the af­ New York .". Wotefi. 1. f. 8 » Raymond, » a...... 3 1 fairs of the White Sox Junior* last sea­ Mc<*arl. 1 b. >...... 6 ® J. Butler. Steven*. Three-base hit-* Chlçago ...... Stevens. Home run—Wilson. Sacrifice Hmlth. r f...... 8 * * son. will manage the W'-hlte Sox Inter­ . c. f...... 4 « Washington hits - Boeckel. Shea. Kaufman, W. Butler, King. c...... 1 J mediates. North Ward Juniors and Moo»/ 2 y...... a 0 Let*, p...... 3 l Boston ...... Tobin. Two rune, l hit off Frambarh In North Ward Midgets this season. Kinte Cleveland .... fan, 3 b. ...V... 3 • REMARKED ON THE SipE lason. s s...... 4 0 1-3 Inning; 7 rune, t hits off Kaufman In ^Totals 8 has always taken an interest In Juvénile Philadelphia 6 2-3 Inntngs; 4 runs. 4 hits off Mclvor la sports, and should make a s.trong bid St. Louis .... Brottem. c...... 4 • •I>>wle hit by batted ball. Reuther, p, ...... * 1 Innings. 4 runs, 2 hits off Grimes In -•Aberdeen- A ® ® ? for all three championships. », Victoria Twelve Needs Homs Players. 1 1-3 Innings; S runs. 3 hits off House In FEDERAL LEAGUE. Piper, c f...... 8 6 Y. M. C. A. Midget league baseball If Bob Springer can uncover a couple of good home players In the material Totals * I 3-3 innings; 4 rune. « hits off Hansen in team WÇI l*e organised at a meeting in ) Yesterday's Re*-..’.**. 7 Innings Credit Hansen wlttf victory Henry. 3 b ...... 4 • that he is now working ok, the supporters of the Victoria lacrosse club can Bennett. 2 b...... 1 0 the boys’ department at 7.30 this even­ Hpoaane— A.R. R- Charge Tram bach with defeat Struck look for a first-class team this season. Several times last year games were Brooklyn. 9:' St. Louis, 2. Melchotr, r 1...... 4 • ing. Wuffll. a b.\...... s 1 out—By Kaufman. 2 Bases on ball» -Off thrown away because of the faulty passing and shooting, but this season Coach Pittsburg. I; Newark. 3. Gltldlng". lb...... 3 • Baltimore, 9; Chicago. ». Lewis, 1. f, ...... 5 t Grimes. 2; Hansen. 7; Frambâch, I; Mc­ Springer looks for Improvement. Victoria baa a grand defence, the best In First game—Kansas Ct|y, Buffalo. Williams, c. f...... 4 » lvor. I; Kaufman. I Wild pitch—House. Iearob. » «...... 4 ® WILLARD TO FIGHT. the league, but t$f what use Is this If the home cannot score? Amateur Be< ond "game-^<àn»aa City, V. Buffalo. Neighbors, r. f...... 6 9 HU by pitched ball-Shea by House; Morse. -L t • lacrosse, especially a winning team, will prove a big winner In the capital. Hhsely, 1 b...... 4 9 Lewis, c. ... New York. May 7.—Jess Willard, Standing. Hogan by Hansen. Tims—1.31. Umpire— Murphy. 1 b._..Jt.... 1 I Casey. /- Hughe*, p. .. heavyweight champion of the world, Seattle Cuts Loose a Couple of Vota W L Pc Alt-man. «...... I 1 will fight either Jim Coffey or Frank Chicago ...... ^ 2 * Total* Tealey. Ray mond la evidently not satlaftecL with t he show Ing of _bls_teani Coltrln, s...... 3 • Moran, on Labor Day, at the Brighton Pittsburg ... Calls ban, p...... 4 • Scor• by Innings— go far. M he ha. al.cwdy BporUnf club, on Coney Island. Lou Courtenay was lauded to the skies as the star thlrd-sacker of IM circuit, Wawwrh .... Totals ...... Aberdeen .... but he only- lasted two weeks of league baaelmll Al. Bonner was lueky to got Kansas City ...... * JJ to-day by Harry Pollock and Dan Me- Score bv innla Summnty: SaerifKe hlt-I»ewls. Sscri- by last year, and It was a cinch -that he would not remain with the Giants In Baltimore ...... M> “ TO CYCLONE SCOTT Kettrick, the owners of the club. 1916. Bonner to In the same class as Klim Hmlth. He Is ■ heady pitcher, but St I-ou IS ...... • W Vancouver ... « 0 0 1 0 3.0 O-S fk*e fly-Barth. Stolen base^KIppert, Struck out—By has only enough on the ball to win games In which both club# are clouting the Buffalo ...... 1 n Spokane ...... 110 10 9 1 1 \ Bowcoek. Raymond. f ’yrlphe Scott's service» have been In Bases on balls— ball. Further changes In the Seattle club can be looked for, afr-tiugdalc will Summary: Two-base hits — WuffM Ixots. 7; by Hughes. 3. _ PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Murphy. Three-baae hits- Altman, Reu- drnuàftd recently Yesleidsy nfter- Off Lots. 4: off Hughe* 1. IWd balto- not stand for a losing squad. ' Yesterday*» Results. iuft l’appa. Htvltn miqft he received a very tempting offer l i„o 2 iJuuble plays— Itsymond to Bow- Noted Golfsr Dies in France. cork to B«atty

By Neutral in London Times. plete their preparations. Just as toon Dowswell Cup for Junior as the entries for the different sections University School Won From have been received the schedules will League; Lester Patrick a be drawn up and arrangements com­ C. M. ft by 14 Runs; Five Neutrals have their full share of. a stock of tire» before the war it is pleted as regards the grounds. Germany's hatred, especially since the J now Impossible to obtain them.- The Pro. Referee C's Meeting “blockade’* was announced. In the sale of. rubber has*been, absolutely pro- Vancouver, May 7.—Lester Patrick, early days of the ivar the Germans j hlblted. The petrol famine is also dally of Victoria, was yesterday appointed hoped to win neutral sympathies. Increasing, and might have serious consequences. Although her reserves Junior and Intermediate lstcrosee will official referee to the British Columbia Four important matches are booked to­ left nothing undone to obtain them of petrol at the beginning of the. war flourish here this season. If the efforts Lacrosse association, and will handle morrow In the Victoria and District Having failed In their aim, they have all matches in the coast professional Cricket league. The local clubs l»ave been now resorted to means more. familiar were Immense, as the huge, specially of the Victoria Lacro»** association greatly strengthened since the opening to, them, and try to frighten neutrals constructed tanks were filled and bar­ series. rels had been gathered by hundreds of meet with the approval of the local en­ Con^ figures on carrying some twenty matches a week ago. yd it «■ expected by sinking their nyrehant ships. “If that a few surprises will be uncovered. thousand» at Hamburg, Lubeck, Stet­ thusiasts. At last night's meeting of men In all, and among them will be at we cannot be loved wo must be feared” thta body It was decided to form Junior least three men from the east. He 1» Vic|oria Al eleven will play tin and other towns, the consumption the latter field, while Victoria A3 will U the common argument. and Intermediate leagues. There will still hopeful of securing ••Newsy" La- has been apparently larger than ex­ be no Senior City league, but all play­ meet toe Civic Service team. Civil Ser­ Of Italy they speak little, but think pected. Every source of supply has Guaranteed to Wear Six Months londe and Billy Fltsgerald. and either vice and fifth Regiment clash. The Con­ much, and I am convinced that If Italy ers who do not qualify for the repre­ Harry Hyland or some other home been stopped, and even Gkllcla cannot OLEPROOF socks sad stockings were made to wear gregational club x*ll clash with the Gar- ever sides with the allies, England will at present send a drop of the precious sentative league will be eligible for the man of equally strong scoring proc­ without bo lee for ala months, long before the definite cease to be, for some time at least, Intermediate section. This means that livities, but let It be known that the ' A meeting pf the Five C’s CKtakHOub liquid. For years the German govern­ guarantee was thought of. It was this quality that their most hated enemy. All their con­ ment has^ been trying to form an oil H there will be more lacrosse than ever easterners will be on exactly the suggested the guarantee. will be held at Christ Church cathedral tempt, all their animosity, and all monopoly, but Its efforts were vain, this year, as at least a dosen teams same level as thé home performers Only the finest of materials will produce such hose. We schoolroom. Quadra street, this their violent reproaches will be ad because American companies were able have promised to enter the proposed in the matter of the "divvy." at 7 o'clock. All members are askdd to pay 71c » pound, the top market price, for our yarns; which leagues. The juniors will compete for dressed to the country they would gl-^ to offer better prices. With most of her also Insures fine appearance. Will practice To-night. attend if possible. ‘ ports cloeèd and petrol declared abso­ the Robert I>owswell trophy, while a ready call disloyal and treacherous* if No matter what yon pay you can’t buy better hose than The team to represent the Five i » lute contraband of war, Germany can suitable cup will be put up for the In­ There ware .present-At the meeting. Cricket club against the Navy, in a they were not afraid. Their secret Holeproof, and it Is made in Canada by Canadian people termediates. In addition to Mr. Jones, Harry Grif­ friendly game at the Canteen grounds on hope le that at the end of the war they get no fresh supplies, and the question It was also announced that Cotton fiths, •Bones’' Allen, Billy West. Dop*v Saturday will be as four we: P. C. Payne. will be In a position to show Italy that Is therefore how long can her present Brynjolfkon had been signed to coach hue." McLaren, Davy Gibbons, •JDof A. E. Lea. H. Orecly. R. V. Lea. O she chose the path which led to her quantity last, V^ftolcpnoofÀ'Hosiery the home players of the local represent Crooks», Davis. Bob Murray. "Fat” Leemlng. J. J Fletcher-, F Gibson. G own destruction. With regard to nitrates, experiments I 4M FOB w/MkN, WOMEN JÊMaHO CMIlOEt Painter. Peocoyk, "Smile r” MtCuaig have been made in the Badlsche Anllln- atlve squad. Bob Springer will have Nicholls. H. B. RaArllffe, E. Co*to"- Every American of noh-German and Harry Pickering, and these, with Clowee. Reeervee: J. Feekln». J. NUh- und Sodafkbrtk at Ludwlgshafen for as these They cost no more entire charge of the club and Bryn- blrthto-day is looked upoç XU Styles jotfson will assist him. In rmiifdtng -out possibly Vws ifflllwFa gasrsetisn tlHse awttf. 62» with the utmost Indignation. per boa Ur three pairs of mes» «Zâ Holeproof call for three major leagues or absorp­ C. M R Induce the population to give In, even locks, saw per bos for three pahs of women s sfik As to Scandinavia, the Germans though they see the hopelessness of One of the first big team matches of tion of the Fédérais, I donnât know. Copptneer, b Ven Votlienber* ...... < Hdisproof stockings. Boses of silk guaranteed know that their methods of warfare resistance. But If the allies do cross «2.23 for three pairs of women s t'lk- the year will be played on Tuesday Others are carrying on the negotia­ Hodeklns. b Ven Velkenbur* ...... I fmud Hoteprôofstockiag». guaranteed three months. have to a great estent lost them the the frontier, and If the German army over thé O k Bay golf links, when the tions, but whatever the plan Is, 1 am II,bo toon, b Flnleyeon ...... ™„—~ I sympathies which they formerly en­ receives another blow like that ©f the Victoria ladles will meet a picked team Meekln. b Ven Volkrnbur* ...... Rue Knell, b Ten ^Volkenbur* ...... j joyed—chiefly on account of Scandi­ battle of the Marne, there will, In my of Seattle and Tacoma golfers. Be­ opinion, be a rapid collapse. cause of the war the International navian fear of Russia—and that, es­ aprmer. c Jerkeon, b Flnleyeon ...... I pecially in Norway, their friends are matches have been for the most part Moseley, b Flnleyeon ...... < few. They accuse Norway of being abandoned, but Tuesday's contest was Randolph, not out ■ ...... ^ INDIA TRANQUIL. decided upon, as. previous rounds have SPORTING GOSSIP ManninK b Flnleyeon ...... L ungrateful for the kaiser*» admiration hospital ships Loyalty and Madras, These ripples scarcely disturb the even been played for International honors. Keith, b Flnlayton ...... of Norwegian fjord» and scenery, and The Bombay correspondent of the tenor of our days. \ for all hie visits and many gift» to the fitted out by the princes © Central In­ The Victoria team will be announced Lieut. Brooke, c Kerfoot, b k uleyeon. I*ondon Times sends that paper thé dia and the people pf the Madras presi­ The real danger Is that the Calmness/ Billy Menges Is certainly stinging the country. In fact, there Is but little later. Eliras ...... ------1 following: — dency; but the wounded are swiftly of our surroundings may Induce an ex­ ball on the nose. lefFof the kaiser's Influence In Norway. ft i: ft transferred to the fine base hospital cessive optimism, which will be follow­ * * * Total ...... -...... * Since the sinking oi \ the Emdcn San Francisco. May 7.—Fifty play­ Heidelberg Full of Wounded. equipped in memory of Lady Hardlnge ed by severe reaction as the magnitude Vancouver gave the Beattie club a ee- University School First Eleven. there has been little tn our surround­ ers teed off In the qualifying round of On my way back to England, I visit­ and thence to their homes In Ambulance of the struggle Is better appreciated. vere iojt taking - the majority of the ings to remind us -Of the existence of . the Women’s Panama-Pacific Bxposi­ rtnUysoa^ not out . ed Heidelberg, Cologne, and Essen. the war. All who knew their India had trains. Those of us who have held The philosophy of a Mahomedan friend, games. * Byrn. b Welch ...... tion Amateur GqJX- tournament on tjie Heidelberg Is much changed; the uni­ their own Ideas of the probable state converse with the Indian wounded who said he was convinced that the ft ft ft Berlgny. b Welch ... links of the ‘Han Francisco Golf and versity Is open, but lectures are at­ have found them full of admiration of allât» would win, therefore he did not Cyril Baker was out with the Victoria Kilpatrick, run- out ... A...... of the cmintry In war-tithe; none of Country club. Thirty-two qualified for tended only by students who, for . Fifth Regiment, at Work trenches are being built to the west of it it it Chicago Dally News from a staff cor­ Point Coblence. People are asking them­ Canada has given quite a number of her Congregational» v. Garrison, at ‘ Hey- respondent at Baltimore says on pur- selves why these trenches are necée- star athlètes towards the cause of Bel- wood avenue. sary while their armies are fighting in parted Federal league authority that g Um fr ft Albion» will probably give Victoria France and Belgium. "What Is wrqng, peace In the baseball world Is about to First team a strong game, and maf even be brought about on the following Pete Muldoon denies that Ran. McDon­ and where la It wrong T’ Is the con*tant beat them question; and the farther south on« terms. The Federal league to enter ald has been traded to the Vletori# Victoria Second v Civ le Service ^should the national agreement as a full Hot key club. result In a win for the latter. goes the greater the nervousness be it it it Civil Service against Fifth Regiment HENNESSYi fledged major organisation participai Among German cities, Cologne ha», ing In world’s championship series. Mugcsv McGraw» Giants have fallen will probably be the tightest match of the Wingo, Austin, Caldwell, Perrin and with a loud smack. afternoon, with the odds In favor of the doubtless, to care for the greatest it ft other players who jumped-to the Fed­ it Civil Service numbers of wounded. The garrison of The former champions look a seroi Congregational» gave Victoria First eral» and then back to organised baser the fortress has gone, and troops division club at this season of the year. team a rare scare last Saturday, and only pass to and from the western ball again (excepting Walter Johnson) ft ft tt —;---- their match with the strong Garrison front. In the evening some of- the BRÀNDYdKl are to go to the Feddral*> No player Pinky Grlndle experts to start hitting team Is sure to- be sn interesting one. It streets are kept very dark, especially is to be punished for attempting Jump Is possible that the Oongog may go one the old pill now that he has a couple of around the cathedral. Quick-firing ing. The story says that the deal Is new bats. _ d ft better than they did last week. to be ixfrfected at once and is to go In­ Five C*s have no league match this guns are placed on the roofs of many houses and also In the cathedral tower. to effect next season. Ted Kay lor was alfbskaj^ea f to Invest week, but will play the Navy at the Can- In spite of official denials I know this Charles Weeghpum. owner of the in some swat sticks. teen ground- to be a fi.et. One of my countrymen living In Cologne has seen thçm used on two occasions against hostiié'ëllf.

The famous Krupp works at Essen are working harder than perhatw any factory In the wprld. Sundays anJ holidays, night and day, the work goes on; the government orders must be executed. About 50.000 men are now Visit the Home of working In shifts of eight hours each Most of them are liable to military service, but have been left at their work. Of the 17 In. guns nobody seems to kqow much, but it Is believed In Essen that by this time still bigger guns are in existence, ready to be used Saturday Bargains when opportunity occurs. The Essen­ ces are very/proud of the works, and Ba.-h week end our windows are filled with the best of merchandise at greatly redueed prices. It is consider themselves the backbone of well worth your while to keep your eye on our window*. If you are thinking of buying a Suit modem war-mad Germany. The west­ ern and southern , parts of Essen art sJleart often times you can save a ten dollar bill, and at the same time get the latest style and the best guarded wit,h the most modern and of-Clothing. Take a look to-day. powerful anti-aircraft guns. Scarcity of Metals. Metals have increased enormously In price. Lead and copper are especially Shirts Worth Up to - NECKWEAR expensive. Objects made of lead and copper are collected at special central depots, w hence they are forwarded to at 50c the proper quarter. Large quantities $2.25 for $1.50 of old printing blocks, used specially 30 Dosen Men’s Shirts, this season's cloths, 16 Dosen Men’s Neckwear in stripes and for music, have been sent In for patri­ made with soft or stiff cuff, regular or Cflorai designs. All of the latest shapes. otic purposes. The scarcity of lead 1» 'M'HENNESSYt Values up to $1.00.. See our windows. not to be compared/ with that of cop­ stout modrltu_See our windows. Very per. To Judge from official reports, the l cocnac special ...... »1.5Q Special ...... 50f

carry on the war for many years, but"g^éRWI time ago/ when staying in a neutral country, I found that Ger­ man agents were offering to buy cop­ per at price» 10 time* higher than current rates if' by could have It transported to Germany. Men’s Suits at $12.50 From other source» 1 have reason to believe that the supply of copper Is 36 Only, Men's Two-Piece Suits in greys, brown* and fancy stripes^ one, two and three but­ causing the general staff the gravest anxiety. I heard that the head of the ton style. Just take a glance at our windows ; they are erackerjaeks. Specially priced j well-known engineering works in Manhhelm, Heinrich I>anx A Co., Dr. at...... 912-50 Karl Lanx, who financed and built the first air cruiser of the Schutte-Lanx 4m—-i I’ryt ewer Svhiate belli* hi- l*,/ „ ttmate friend aifd «Aviser), had pressed serious 'fears with regard to

Rubbed gnd Petrol There I» also a serious scarcity of rubber, which cannot be obtained from GOVERNMENT AND TATES any quarter. Few private motor-car* ’ arc now In use Unless ow nergvMti# i* VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1915

THE SUPREME COURT OF toba election machinery Is In friendly 02-16- IN hands. But the minister of elections IN THE COUNTY COURT OF VIC­ BRITISH COLUMBIA He knows what a hoodoo Dr. TORIA, HOLDEN AT VICTORIA. HE BOB BOBERS Montague le. He knows how near the In the Estate of William Tsmpfemen, edge the Roblin government totters Between Continental Shipping A Trad­ Deceased. and Just how long It wllUlaet after thé NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the royal commission to Investigate graft ing Company, Limited, Plaintiff ON THE RAMPAGE In the new parliament buildings gets •nd late the Honorable William Tempieman, of tbs City of Victoria. British Columbia, going. It will last, according to the Llewellyn Q. Thomas and A. Dawson Hon. Bob’s calculations, Just about as who died on or about the 15th day of (Carrying en Business Under the November, 1814. at Victoria, made his long as ,a feather does In a certain Reasons Why He Wants a Firm Name and Style of Thomas place not mentioned on the railway will, bearing date the 16th day of June. General Election as Speedily time tables There was some very A Dawson) and E. Johnston, De­ 1814, ind the eald will contained the fol­ coarse work done up there and Sir fendants. ’■ — - lowing bequest: "To Robert Dunn. Ben as Possible Rodmond Roblin would never-have C. Nicholas and Hugo R. McIntyre, all To the above named defendant. E. John- emplov*»»**. two thousand f2.000) dollar» pried into it If Uie lieutenant-governor, each To zach other regular employee of who Is a Liberal, hadn’t pushed him at TAKE NOTICE that a plaint h*i been the Times Printing snd Publishing Co., It Rumor has It that the Honorable entered and a summons Issued in the who ha* h»»en one year or over In ser­ above County Coert of Victoria againal vice Including printer*, pressmen, stereo- M’BRIDE AND ROBLIN Bob la so little sure of his own popu­ you for • the sum of 186660. for goo<|e sold typer* photo-engraver*, t-!v graphers. re larity In Winnipeg that he has offered and delivered by the plaintiff,-4e the de­ porter*. Janitor*, elevator men and news is the / universal language. MAINLY RESPONSIBLE to take over Sharpe’s seat in Llsgar if fendant* at their request paper carriers and ofllce men and wo Sharpe should be disposed to retire AND TAKE NOTICE that the Court mon. a sum equivalent In each case to haa. by order dated the sixth day of four weeks’ salsry from public life. The point to that the April. A D. 1815. authorised service of thl* AND FURTHER TAKE VGTfrp Winnipeg bunch who claim to have plaint and partlrUlar* on you by the In­ ell persons claiming under the eal«r\wtl! It should be in every home. learned their tricks .from Bob, are sertion of this notice for the period of two hr reason of the hereinbefore , recited Rogers Checked for the Pres­ looking for a goat, an^ Bob may be It. week» in the Victoria Dally Times, being clause thereof are required to come In newspaper circulating In the City o.f »nd prove their claim before the 16th day ent; Possibly an Election On the other hand, the Honorable Bob of Mav 181* AH such clatme *ha|| b» is not a man who waits for punish AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that filed with the Registrar of this Court sf in September ment. Like the Germans, he wants to von are required within eight days after Victoria R C-, before the said 16t.i day With ■ .Vidtrole in your Home, you have the world’s the last Insertion of thJe advertisement. begin the drive first. of May. 191*. *n<1 the *sld claims may b« Inclusive of the day of such Insertion, to filed and made ter the cl»/ment entering bedt music interpreted by the world's greatest aingera Common sense, aa you will observe. cause eirappearimer* to he entered for you sn appearance In. the sold Court and Is with the Honorable Bob In desiring at the Registry Offlr * of . this. Honorable Registry to the originating summons ls- jGUawe, Msy s. -The Idea of a gen Court at the Court House. Victoria, and and musicians constantly, at your command. an election before the Borden govern­ .it»d in th» shove estate by the said that In default of your so doing the n0\irt. *nd hearing date the 24th day of oral election this year has not been ment gets one black eye In Manitoba plaintiff may proceed with this action February. ws abandoned. The date ha» probably and another In RrltUhtJ/olumbla. Com­ and Judgment may be given against you This notice 1* published hy direction of mon sense, we repdat, Lnwlih Bob, but In your ahaence the Honorable Mr. Justice Gregory In A few dollars down will put a Vidtrola In your home been shifted from June to September. Dated at Victoria. B C„ this »th day. the extraordinary tlnuWtunce* arc the matter of the e»M -Origlhgtlng sum­ Tito government believe», past experi­ of April; INI mons V <£S* X today—a small amount each week will keep it there. against him. Tne extraordinary Cir­ EDWIN B. ROM. ences being considered, that Septem­ Deled thl* 18th day of March. 181* cumstance» are the war and the gover? Plaintiffs Solicitor. ber hi Its lucky month. RICHARD L. DRURY. JOSHUA KING- nor-general--they outweigh even the HAM and ALEXANDER B. FRASER. QiUCttfc» Uie. hlAnçlLjhat the month prospect of t poor crop In the North- , Bjr JACJViQHJkJQAKEK. Go to any “His Master’s Voice" dealer’a today, and CORPORATION OF THE TOWN- Their Bollcltore. they came In on Is - the month they west and the probability that the SHIP OF ESQUIM ALT. let him play your favorite music on the Vidtrola anti ought to try It again, the party has longer the people reflect on the army several other good reasons for favor* scandals and the graft tariff the w*or»e IN THE SUPREME COURT OF explain the easy payment way. In* September By that time the wsr they will feel against’ the Borden gov­ TENDER FOR SEWERS BRITISH COLUMBIA” ------will be over or the end of It will be In ernment. The Honorable Bob’s polltl Healed tenders will be reeebrad at the sight and heart* will be caught on the cal Instinct is to grasp opportunity by Municipal Hall. Esquimau, addressed te* in the Matter IfJand Sheet Metal the forelock, to snatch the flower vie the Cl-rk of the Municipal Council up Works: rebound. The senne of relief will be so to I p m . Friday. April n. 1915. f-.r the great that Canada wiU return the Con. tory from the nettle defeat—a mighty construction of approximately 22 306 Itn NOTICE TO CREDITORS [^4*mail flower, bj the way, and a mighty eervatlve government to power In spite ft. of vitrified pipe s»wers. being Section TAKE NOTICE that by. Order of th • of Its shortcoming*. This theory,•y, big nettle- but the concensus of-opin­ A of the proposed sewer system Honorable Mr Justice Gregory made In which leans heavily on the reflex sc ion In the country le against'him. not c> ,-clon. « containing tenders must be the action of K. O. Prior A CO., Ud to mention the duke, who I* "above pletolr marked on the outside as to con­ Lby.. versus 8. Chaikin and A. Tibb: lion of public opinion, le being loudly tents. carrying on business ** the Island Sheet proclaimed by the pyechologlats In the parti**» -and represents honor, decent'y Persons tendering are notified that ten­ M-tûl Works, atxil dated the $«th day of cabinet and the party at large. The nd a number of thing* like tifuti. It ders will not be considered unless made December. ISII. Bernard E. Schwenger* Honorable Bob Roger», who is not a la inconceivable that hi* ro>al tÿtfh on the printed foripe supplied. was—appointed Receiver of thv Partner­ ne**, who is more concerned -with the Inform*tton for bidder*, plans and pro­ ship assets, chattels, book debts, rent* psychologist but a plain everyday poli­ files specification* and form* of tinder a.nd profit* b longing to the Defendants. tician who want* an election when he dignity of the British emigre and the are on view and obtainable at the o.ltr- 8. Chaikin and A Tibh carrying on Iroel- want* It and not three months after­ fair name of Canada than he I* with of thv Municipal Engineer, Esquimau MM under th* firm name and style or the tart Ica F advantage of either party Island Sheet Metal Work*, and Island wards, nays that this Is all piffle. He refendants. month of destiny but to all suck argu­ C. H TOPP. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Vidtrola VI $33.50 ments he haa substantially replied: âs well have-z:rled for the muon xa Municipal Engineer all creditor* are requested to send In their "Why did you make me minister of June. Meanwhile he has hired bill­ claims forthwith, properly verified, to the With I* trn-inrh. .louble-tidod Vldloc Record, (to eal.Alone. roar aw, cholcai $ 17 1 public work* If you didn't trust me to boards. bought up cab-drivers, laid undersigned. COURT OF REVISION. Dat'd this 1st day of Mav. A. D 1813. know when to work the public V* down concrete emplacements jnd BERNARD P. SCHWENGERS. r-,- Sold on eaay terms, if desired Which Is a riddle that teke* a lot of shown other sign* of frlghtfulnes* In Care of E. G. Prior A Ce...-Ltd. Lby,. reading The minister of public works, anticipation of the dread event NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the V'letoria. B. C„ so the Honorable Bob arguee. la gen­ In various ways, the Honorable Bob first sitting of the next annual Court of Receiver. ha* tried to rush his colleagues off Revision appointed under the provisions erally put there to keep hie ear to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS. their feet If they listen to the protesta of tUe Munich al Art by the Municipal Other VkWm from $21.00 to $30$ (on <-a«7 peyiw*. * dewod). .nd l« ground, to know when It’s time to back Council of the Corporation of the City of up and when IV* time to get out and of decent people all over Canada V »rla. British Colombia. « respect of iecti. detibk-wkd Victor Record. .1 90c lor the two wleeboo. .1 any "Hi. holler. He may be abort on psychology against an election in war time, also to the assessment cell for the year 1815. of In the Estate of Chorlee Joseph Fagan. the ? mlc psltty of the said city, will to- Lete ef Victoria. British Columbia, M.tirr". Voice" dealer'. in toy town or city in Cto.d*. Write I* free Copy but he la long on human nature. He the atill small voice of conscience, they held In the round! Chamber. City Hatl. will temporise. They have not prom­ of ou» '410 page Musical Encydopedi* Imm* arm 6000 Victor Record. can always' tell when the boy* are In the said city, op Tuesday .the 1st day hungry and when lt*e hard to hold ised anything, but they have not mkde of June. 1818. at 19 o'clock In the forenoon, TAKE NOTICE that Letter» Probate to any bad breaks. They have not set a for the purpose of hearing all complaints the will of Cbarlee Joseph Fagan, de­ them In Une any longer. His ac­ against th# assessment as made by the ceased. who died on the 10th day of Feb­ quaintance Is with the workers of the date but they h*ve formed a hope. Assessor, and of revising, equalising and ruary. 181*, have been Issued out of the party and the worker* naturally In That hope may spell September The correcting the said assessment roll. Supi eme Court of British Columbia to form him w hen the chances are best to Honorable Boh I» a great man for fix­ WELLINGTON J- DOWLEIi John Stillwell Clute, senior, and Charles C. M C. Bishop Innés, the executors named there- turn another trick. Why Is the Hon­ ing a time limit. The minister of pub­ BERLINER GRAM-O-PHONE CO. City Clerk’s Ofllce. Statutory Déclara r. . ..____ a.-a If env ie heir1 In the Mttter of the Estate ef Robert ard that It was going to be hard *led couldn't handle the senate any better tlon. stating what security, if any. is held bv them. and. If »o required, ^are to per­ Thompson Clanton, Lete ef t^e ding and that he had better put- off hi* than that. The tones of thunder, com FOR SALE BY sonally come to prove their said d« bts or City of Victoria. Deceased. election for another year because Bri­ tag by way of Bob Rogers, whose ora claims at such lime and place a* shall tish Columbia, aa It stood, could not tory makes firecrackers of lightning be specified Im eurh notice, and that In NOTICE !* 1 -rehy, given that all per­ Dashes, did not Impress the House of default of their doing so they Will be ex­ son* Indebted to^lhe above estate are re- (l.i better for the Conservatives and cluded from the benefit of any distribu­ qif**r-»d to per th* amount of their ln- would | ne vIf ably do worse if It started Vommons to the extent which might tion made before such debts are prowd d»-bt?flne** forthwith fd^the undersigned, Gideon Hicks Piano Co J^a\e been expected. In fact. Premier Dated this 26th dav of April. 1915 and all perwona having claims against the something This explains why British Columbia is hung up by the seat of Borden Wore a qutxzlcal smile all HAROI.D G. HINTON. ■aid •‘state are requested to send particu­ Liquidator of Grav-Donald General En lars of their.claims, duly verified, to the 869 GOVERNMENT STREET the pants until the Ottawa government through the thunder-storm, and this ginecting Co.. Ltd. undersigned on or before the 2?nd day of 1* ready to take it off the hook. was taken to mean that Bob would not Mar. 191*. 8imllarly. lt has been the fâte of the get-bis own way. Perhaps he won’t Dut d .thl- ?2nd day of March. 1915. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE HonorabU Hob to listen to the tales of HenceTils Insidious remarks. THE SURROGATE COURT OF TATES A JAY. woe from Manitoba. The feet of Tilm THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT Solid tors for the Administratrix. It becomes more appartint dally that 416-7 CentfgT Building. Victoria. B. C. who brlngeth bad tidings from the the plan the votes of the OF REGINA Roblin government with It* wobbling tiler* at Jhe frofcrts neither practicable majority of three or four have worn nor dignlfed. Brushing aside the pos­ CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT In th# Matter ef the Estate ef Donald OF SAANICH. I holes in the carpet In Bob Rogers’ In­ sible objections of the British govern­ Currie McDougall, Late ef Regina, ner office, and It’s Bob Roger* that ment and General Joffre to distrac­ in the Province ef Saskatchewan. knows It ' His colleagues don't seem tions which might slariudi discipline NCTTCF la hereby given that the first to realise how Important It Is that the and Interfere with the success of the Deceased. annual sitting of the Court of Revision will b» field In the Royal Oak Hall. Royal SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATRIOTIC AID FUND election be, brought on while the Manl. war. It Ns absurd to think that the sol­ TAKK NOTtOP. that all percona havlne Oak. on Monday. May 17. 1915. at 10 a. niY diers would Interrupt their headlong rlalm* a*»ln«t the »l.mr r.tatr arr rr- for fhe purpose of hearing complaints charges on the Germans to drop a bal­ QUlrrd to »rnd »ucli claims to tile undrr- against the a»*es*mcnt* a* made by the ilenrd or lo the Standard Truata Com- lot for candidates not named, on is­ assessor. »r 1 for amending and correct­ pany. Winnipeg. Manitoba, together with ing «the Assessment Roll. sues they know nothing about. The a statement of securities held If any. Notice of any comr-îslnt: stating the duty of the scrutineers, as laid down duly verified by statutory declaration, on ground for complaint, muât V* given tn Bir| last or before the 1st day of June. 1916. On in the act, la to get the ballot* of the writ ng to the A«*e**or at least ten day» and after **ld date the Standard Trust* hefere fhe day of th» annual alttlhg of Pimps soldier*. It I* hot slated anywhere Company, a* executor, shall proceed to the Court .*■ STEWART’S SNAPPY distribute the asset* of the said -state that they are to bring away German HECTOR 8. COW PER. bullets, which la liable to happen if among the parties entitled thereto, having C. M. C. regard to the claims only of which 1t Municipal {lall Royal Oak. April 14. they get near enough to the firing line shall have had notice. SATURDAY SPECIALS to hold a competent election. Besides, Dated at Regina, this 16th day of April, there Is always danger of a shell put­ . This représente tile Uyt won! In Shoe value We've went a Jong way toward reducing th«- cost of ting the ballot boxes out of business. FRAME RECORD. TURNBULL A A dandx snap line in fine soft kid with In tills deservedly p .pular style for girt». In OOFTTZ living. Our Shoe price* are i >wn to the Irreducible mini­ Moreover, the ballot boxes run extra­ Solicitors for the Executor, NOTICE. three cross-straps, very dressy. Saturday, poleet leather, all alara— | mum to-morrow. Our ato» k is all clean, bright and new ordinary risks of capture and deten­ , Regina. Reek special-"- ....£t...... Klara »—1»S ...... $1.76 tion on their way back to fanada. such Him t—ie'i ...... $1.85 and In the BIGGEST VARIETY IN THE CITY NOTICK I» hereby given that applies- Hlaca It— 8 ...... $8.00 risks being not necessarily from the HIM» II— 1 ...... $1.50 NOTICE. lion will tx made to the Board of Licens­ Germans. The only perfect ballot box ing Commissioners for the City of Vic VELVET PUMPS in existence, a ballot box nobody can tor la at their neat regular quarterly ,lt line» for a transfer of the license non beat, te» be*;» oCfervd hnw tw enty year* to the governments of [eons this day whose address fsllAoWit , hose address la on y*. Z-; & Port UNWETIti W "both parties and the inventor's » the Aeæssment Roll, their notice of ae- has turned white with discouragement. seesment for the yet • 1815 Any person Robertson Interacted In proper.,y,, not ------hating_ ..re- than Murphy, of the said City of vie- And even Ufa ballot box. supposed it celved their notice, la requested to com- should be used, la not built for munlcste with the undr "* Dated the Nth day of April. INI. conditions. WM. W. NOR' ICOTT. GEORGE dPROCLR The opinion gains ground that the soldiers at the front will vote—when COLONIAL RUMPS WHITE RUMPS NOTICE TO BUILDERS. KIDDIES A splendid new Tot of thl# beautiful they get home, but <6t before. If they A ahlpment Juat la of title sea. NOTICE. The height of the fashion for dis­ little Street Pump TheyTe cool and get home by September, there nyyr bp _____ vd tender* iSbTsked for two frig»* l.lttie Chocolate «Uppers In eonable footwear. We supply mass criminating ladles. Never liefore has light, bestde* being itrimy correct for tWftT Pump strap# with this apodal ____ *0 dwelling houses to be erected for the .SIACh A strictly up-to-the-minute Shoe hid leather. A great Heller at dreaa Don't mlaa the chance to-mor­ honk* by September. there may toe an apply to tha Board- of License Comm to- PACIFIC CABLE BOARD at Bantield. In such a good patent leather been of- a price that"! eaay. row. election or there may not. Meanwhile Vancouver Island. transfer of the llcens? held by me to sell Plana and specification» can be eeen at fered for inch a low price. AH aises. Klsee »—7a only.... TB$ To-morrow only. $1.»S . In. your_alae...... - -.4 V»9, the çontlnue to come In. -Tomorrow. mettattauuiLy Ss-°® and R «would Le an fiirult td> ,,'h -te» ______mmm sandale RUNNING SHOES dlere to consider them In the light of Hank Exchange/* situate at the cornerfiirnar All. .. .. a... —.* 1... 1L. LADIES' OXFORDS CHILD'S BOOTS of Yates and Langley streets. In the City Misses’ sises I Everything made In stock a sporting even! . There la. probably :BM8ifiBikie*«rti'.___Pacific ... ■. Cablec _ ------Re*. »*.»* line A special In S-7# only -of Victoria. British Columbia, to the Bsnfteld. B. eHH*ed ‘‘Tender • SZaSS.... I - iy<|»s trato. ■»-...... * nobody i* Canada wr callous a* In $l*to I-» only. - ■ - -**-•<* To-mororw ....z... .$5t Metropolis WoMtng; eHuate All'tenders should to*-mstir* -tie Victoria count deaths with a view to their ef­ Tates street. In the said City of X iclorla. not later than May 29. 1916. fect on the votera* Hats. H.F.Q. Dated the 4th day of May. It». The lowest, or any tender, not neces­ CORNELIUS L. WHELAN. sarily accepted. ------—— D. CUTHBERT. Tlie mind of the scholar. If he would Supcrlntesdent, STEWART’S 1321 DOUGLAS STREET have It large and liberal, should come In Pacific Csbls Board. contact with other mtnde.-Longfellow. TIMES WANT ADS RAY Banftetd, May 1 1916 » - VICTORIA DAILY TÎMKS, FRIDAY.'"STAY. 7, 101*

party In politic»? I nevH\ tward of liquor dispensary or dispensaries In suvh a thing and I ask Canadians to each city #or -town where at present MOKE ASSISTANCE IS at once.. stop such Indettncy for the WILL CONSIDER THE wholesale licenses exist, to he known credit of their country. ,as Saskatchewan dispensaries for the 1 hope Kitchener will designate it GILLETTS My Corns ■ale of liquors which must not be con­ “callous Impudence, and he will. F*om RESTRICTION OF SALE :sumed on the premises and under regu­ NEEDED BY YJH.CA a young and prosperous country where Were Ended Thi* Way lations as to quantities. sUe of pack­ millions from all parts of the earth age, etc., as were embodied hi the were flocking to harvest Its resource», • LYE • Liquor License Act. ISOS; the question it Is now a country people are flocking Counties» Itave told of establishing such dispensaries in away from like rats on a drowning MAKING GOAN. SOFTCNII towns and villages where at present Response of the Public is Not •bout Blie-jay Social Service Commission Will ship, away from destitution and misery CLEANING AND wholesale licenses do not exist, to be as Generous as Was jh anger and. disgust that men totally DISINFECTING gink*. plasters. Now ■ million Have Before It Saskatchewan determined by local option of votes unlit are put Into power, who mlsuae CLOSETS. CHAINS. Proposal on Liquor Control taken on the date of the municipal Expected Canada for their own purp elect loi In December, ISIS. milted to the Editor. that of their friend*: ft le, 'Yon help MANY «THEN (6) Provide the! In the yeer IMS on me up, then I'll puli you up. This is purposed. presentation of a petition signed by i the game played In Cana* Women who know Bfcw-jsy SOOKS WATERSHED. THf STANDARD twenty five per cent, of the number of At a meeting of the directors of the At the. meeting of the Social Service One rogue helping another. AUTOCUE do not suffer corns» When one electors who voted at the next preced­ . M. Ç. 4^ held yesterday « was de- DISGUSTED. Commission on Monday the members Ih view of the appears, they put • Bine-jay ing provincial elections, a provincial elded to reduce the staff for the sum­ • OLD will take Into consideration the restric­ referendum shall be taken to decide gygaxwHcng. plaster on it That ends the pain. mer to the very smallest limits, con­ CAPTIVES’ LIFE ON GERMAN tion by the government of the hours of the continuance or abolition of the pro­ «grues In 48 hours the com is gone sale on licensed premises during the sistent With the proper conduct .of the * LINER. posed dispensaries. building and the work without closing euesTiTWTca war, with a view to making a repre­ ______w____ This meeting sentation to the government asking for them down altogether. TT.U IN RIEL REBELLION took the place of the regular monthly A passenger pn board an English If you can't believe it, ask some restriction In British Columbia. With that end in^ view Rev. William vessel which was captured by the your friends. Half of them Following out this line the services Stevenson has secured a precis of thé Colonel Walker Powell, Veteran Sol Kron- Prlr.s Wilhelm writes: also a great pastime as to when we Have probably ended corna with ot, thp physical director, H. G. Beall. Saskatchewan legislation, and Is in­ dier. Dies at Ottawa Heme; Broth would get off. They used to bet me a/ Mat-jay. If you still doubt it, nD- engineer and one caretaker will be morning aliout 10 o’clock smoke formed by Premier Scott that,a pra^- - er-in-law of Major Welsh. wll.h for the summer was___ _ _seen _____ on_____ the____ horizon,_____ and In no bottle of beer'we should go off in two lamat ion was issued on March 22 last dispensed ask us lor ympleai Try them This leaves four officers to time trffKron Prim Wilhelm was upon providing for>the closing of all public months. days, and t used to bet 100 bottles to­ __the work of the association ua We had 10 minutes given u*« In on corne of your own, * bars and wholesale premises at 7 p. m. News was received yesterday by ons we would not, and always won. The In all Its activities until the fall, and i which to pack,- which parking having on and after April 1. also ordering the Major Walsh. attached^» the Victoria Don't coddle corns. Don't to do this they will have to depend 1 been done we hung about until I joke was. all had to drink water, a# no dlscontiituance of the sale of liquors In Volunteer ReserVe, that hi* brother- pare and keep them. Don't use upon the voluntary assistance of mem- i o'clock, when we boarded the K.W. We wine or beer was. given to us. To me dub premises and in dining cars oper- in-law, Colonel Walker Powell, a vet­ AtMu, in ou iWBftlif* from the same i were on her four weeks, and were then it was one huge joke, and I di£ my be*t eran of the Riel Rebellion, passed The board discussed the situation In f shipped on to a collier, where we re­ to help cheer up all the others. * The re chemist has made corns utterly away yesterday morbing at hie home regard to the special appeal now be­ mained spot her week. We got Into nice little Belgian officer unneremery. Thai sort ol torture in Ottawa. ing made to the public for subsvrip- 1 this port last night and were eent Donation, ami application will be made tions. which so far has not had as on out* boat who found great consola- Colonel Powell, who was 87 years of is • thing of the past at the forthcoming session of the legis­ fruitful results as WS« Imped Mr, The sfed Hi %f I age, had an active career, lie wag ap­ have been waiting i All day Tir my lature for formal approval of^a measure number of persons appealed to runs was sorry for him. He was In the GEORGE OLIVER. things. They have 222 aallors and of- submitted by thé gwtnmelit along the pointed deputy •*/ into theftboweai*K**!$tl M -.**** <1»ÎX r-aegs wbea .the war *esàe>««i ^*J lines In the’attached memortflddm mWln tor tapper ranada hi 1W. and came home to find no trace of his eighty-three have contributed to the the government will not Ht them land, The Saskatchewan government’s pro­ was deputy adjutant-general for the funds of the association, and while the CANADA’S BLIGHT. mother and sisters and he himself has Ik.mUtioww*-headquarters in 1868. In and will not land our luggage either. posals are as follows: greater part of what was subscribed lost tremendously through the war. Blue-jay 0) The Issue st once of a proclama­ 1873 he was made acting adjutant- has been paid In in cash, the aggregate To thf Editor: I» It flsht And I» It We had a very bnd time as prisoners. I am of course very glad It is 6WTt tion putting the hours of retait~-H*tu£ir general. On his retirement iiy W* hr sum will not go far towards reducing por.Utl? that A rountry like <’»nada. The worst was the night, as we were sale to 7 o’clock, beginning the evening was thanked In general orders for his shut «fob n below with no light, and the as we were only given second-class av- End* Corns the Indebtedness It Is now laboring un­ eo lavlehJy wi,tl n»ture'» I fAmmivtgtioa. All the first-class la Important public services, particular porthole»ri ^ ; screwed...... * down -and -1 covered der. ~ bounty, can- be Ol mtsman.Ff d. F** - ln~ , fined up with coal. There Is enough T,, caaret tiu- legislative as*em |y In connection with the Trent affair. At a meeting of the guarantors It with a cloth, and we were forbidden to kered with, and robbed by Its govern- i coal on the Kron Prlns to last six May 10 and submit to the House with the Fenian raid*, the withdrawal was agreed to wire to the Great West ing classes that Its sons will hesitate open Them or ttffiiTtfie curtain. 1 was' 15 and 25 - months. All the prisoners had the same a measure of w of the imperial troops from Canada In Llfii Assurance company a statement to speak of their nationality ? It looks not nervous, but the others were. They i accommodation. Including th< • " Samples Mailed Free features will be 1 1871, and the two rebellion» In the In regard to the result of the canvass like R when Its leaders will taka ad> irtre nlvays expecting ua to meet an and club licenses from July 1. 1915. until grants and crew, and we wer, ►hot Bsacr ft Mack, CW«r» —< T«A northwest territory'. He was recom­ so far, and to send to It the amount, vantage of their country in Its time English battleship and go Into action, the end of the war. and taking over mended for a C. m. d. collected In part defrayal of the heavy of trouble by enriching themselves at end since the commander has pledged by the government______jt the wholesale had much to do• wlth^tj^^ establishment arrears owing to that CompanyA himself not to give up the vessel, hut liquor business throughout,V...—, thé province of______the Royal______Military _ -liege. Kingston. The canvass will go on Indefinitely t > sink lier we should have gone down. immediately the measure is passed and being for some time president of the until everyone In the city has an op­ Fortune-telling was a great amuse- assented to. board of visitors. In 1887 he was sent portunity to do their share In aiding i.ienL 1 told many, and the first day (3) providing a measure that follow­ on a trade mission to the Hawaiian the association. The canvassers are not ne were there said we should either be The new baby had proved itself the ing the ending of the war the bar and islands Having entered the First Reg­ able to devote the whole of their time prisoners five days or five weeks; we possessor of extraordinary lung powers. club licenses shall not be revived ex­ iment Norfolk Militia In 1847. he was to the work, so that It takes a long were Joel the five weeks. Betting waa One day baby’s brother, little Johnny, cept as the result of a referendum on the oldest officer In the volunteer mil­ time to get over the ground. It Is said to his mother. “Ma, my * little the question to be taken at the time itia In the whole Dominion. hoped that by the time the entire com­ municipal elections held after peace Is munity has been canvassed a sufficient the pockrts of our wounded soldiers, brother came from Heaven, didn't he?” declared,but------not------earlier Jjthan Decern- sum will be subscribed to place the as­ whilst you are pretending to succour "Tes, dear, answered the mother. Little sister had not been well and her, 1916, a majority vote to decide, and sociation in a secure position, and en­ them. Johnny wgs silent for a minute, and had been especially frying to small the provincial franchise to be adopted able It to carry on Us work among Magnificent harbors, waterways, soil. then he went on, "I say. ma!” “What Johnny all day. Finally his patience before the referenda* the government came to an e id. “Mother,” he asketl, young men without having to cut down Umber, fisheries, minerals, all to abun- Is It. Johnny?” “I don't blame the to supply the balk»t and the ballot the staff as Is now necessary. "~*< d*nce.' yet degrading poverty at our angels for slinging him out, do you?” •don’t you want llttl « sister to be a boxes and to provide most carefully good wife like you when she grows NO ALUM framed safeguards against any Irregu­ While an Immediate election would up?” “Of course. “ * ‘ mother. Is there any mall, for John or m«f?” •Restoration of honor Able larities such as personation, false dec­ •‘Well, you make me give everything to mean the Inquired the man at the counter. honesty Instead of graft larations and the use of liquor or any her 'cause she’s llttler n me. But you’re legislation.” “You’re strangers to me,” retorted the other Improper Influences; and for the to the front, and free from llttler’n father, and when he comes postal clerk. “Do you suppose I can more secure discouragement of Im­ these corrupt pilfering governments. AM home you say Here’s your slippers tell people’s names by looking at proper practlcey. appoint a public pros­ but at what cost? ^ and magazine, dear1 “—and before Jils them?" "I don’t see that it make any ecutor to follow and prosecute infrac- Surely no government In the world mother______could move Johnny tore his BAKING POWDER difference If I am a stranger. I»ok t Ions. has ever shown Itself so utterly cal­ train of caqi from the screaming baby. and see If there Is any mall for John or <41 Providing a measure for the lous and depraved as to ask sold 1ère on •If we don't begin to train her she’ll be me—J-o-h-n- o-r-r M e-e." He got maintenance by ther government under the battlefield with the dead and d>ing he said as he slammed 'Well. I’m—er his letter from a much-subdued postal a commissioner having status similar a terrible w ife, them to vote for this or that the door. clerk. to that of a provincial auditor of a

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will depend largely 'PHE Tango Tickets which UTT $50 IN CASH PRIZES •*• on the increased use * the B. C. Electric will For the Largest List of Words Formed of Letters Con which the public will place on sale next Monday tained in the Words ipake of the street cars are good for a continuous TAK60 TICKET whether it is economical­ ride over any single line of This Competition Is Open All Entries Must Be in Lom-Com to Any Resident of Victoria, pany’s hands by May 17,1915 ly possible for the street the company in Vititoria railway company PRIZE MONEY WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: to sell 8 tickets First Prize, - $20 for 25 cents, j If it can Second Prize, $10 Third Prize, - - $5 be sold in strips Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Prizes, $3 Each be done “the È B.C, Elec­ 25c per Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Prizes, $2 Each tric will M do if." The prize-winners will be announced in these columns as soon after May 17 as the lists can be cheeked. CONDITIONS OF PRIZE OFFER matter now Any person residing in 'Victoria may submit lists. re&swith the pub- lie, who on Tango Tickets typewriting ible band’ words being consecutively numberedbered as followsfoil- Fo. 1—Tango. arbiters»1 Ticket, etc. „ V Only words contained in Webster’s Unabridf Prizes are to be awarded on decision of the Extract from statement of Mr. George Kidd, the final judge in connection wtih all lists submi 'General 'khmager of'the B:€L-Electric Railway They will not be accepted Fto further details telephone No*. 705 or 2434. Go., in amiQiffifiip&the introduction of the Tango igre1 r*lCLiWggqg|- - - Vs*r»L..«UUihî interurban car Ticket at the rate of 8 for 25 cents. V . 12 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1915

Homeseekers. Look! LUSITANIA WONDER MAKUR1 HAS SUMMER ONE OF HARRISON LINERS SENT TO BOTTqjR TheCanadianRockies AT THIS SACRIFICE T mam Yellowhead Pass Route Six Roomed Bungalow OF MARITIME WORLD VOYAGE FROM SYDNEY It costs no more on first-class one-way tickets to MODERN IN EVERY WAT. f ÿÿ W / . ■* travel on tbe . Beamed ceilings, panelled walla, built-in buffet, preseed brick flra* I “'Aviwr''*• * Brand Trunk Pacific Railway h FULL BASEMENT WITH Appearance of Cunard Liner Passengers Grieved Over Can­ VIA PRINCE RUPERT FURNACE m -v : .--W? To Winnipeg and Eastern destinations, and Includes meals and berth on the Rtatlonarÿ . tube. . .concrete floor. Caused Race for Supremacy adian Losses at the Front; Ditch kitchen with cooling cup­ QBAND TRUNK PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS board. Ironing board, etc. nias in Size of Liners Brought Performing Seals x 1 '8. 8. PRINCE RUPERT I ». 8. PRINCE GEORCE bathroom. House practically new flails 10 a. m. if I Sails 10 a.m. dire»- In only about 2 months», 1 MONDAYS I THURSDAY» LOT 40 X 1» Located just off Htilslde Avc Heralding a new ^Gype of vessel for Twenty-one days out from Sydney. direct connection made at Prlnee Rupert with Grand Trunk Paclflgx trains to Haselton. flmlthers, Vanderhoof. Prince George, Edmonton, flasks- Property la being sold by owner N. 8. W., the Canadian-Australian liner for the mortgage ^ Make ue an the trane-Atlantic trade, the Lusitania loon. It'-gfrta. Winnipeg. Toronto and Montreal. was launched from John Brown’s ship­ Makura, Capt. Phillips, berthed at the Electric lighted standard sleeping care. Dining cars serving all meals. yards at Glasgow, In 1007. She-was the outer docks yesterdayx afternoon at 5 Electric lighted Tourist Car Prince Rupert to Winnipeg and St. Paul without change. Connects with 8.8. Prince Rupert, leaving Victoria Monday. - ; $2.100 first ship of the “leviathan” era Fol­ o’clock. Fine weather wa# encountered Terms. |4nn cash. aasume mortgage during t.he greater part of the voyage. V. F. EARt.E, City Passenger and Ticket Agent for balance. , (House alone coat lowing her appearance In the New 800 Wharf Street. Tel. 1242 83,600 by contract 1. York-Liverpool service other steam­ After clearing from Auckland, N. Z . HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY ship companies drafted plans for newer the big Shlp,„rgn.- hundred and fifty-klx passenger* For Gulf Island points steamer leaves Victoria 6 a.m. Mondays, FAIRFIELD 1| story house. S rooms, shattered records for the run fn>nr Those on Lusitania; No , Through Waterway During Liverpool to New York, and brought arrived from- the Antipodes on board, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. full alied Jot. on paved street; |3U0. bsl the big stesmshlp. Travel on this •nee on mortgage. back to the f«dds of John Hull the Mue Word as to Their Fate March; Nitrate Moving Eor West Coast Vancouver Island, steamer leaves Victoria on snort rotUe 1» getting back tn It* normal PORTAGE AND, DYSART ST -1 lot riUBon for yifcd,. Prior to Hit- crut» of trips 11 p.m.. 1st and 15HÎ^4hd long trips on 7th. and 26th, calling at else 43x189; will accept uny reasonable the “Lucy” Into the trade, the North ■ way -points. - ■ ■ offer, on terms. effect on tbe volume of the business. German Lloyd liner Kmnprlnzessln For Vancoux'er. steamer leaves 1.45 p.m. and 11.45 p.m. daily. TO PrXT Following the outbreak of the, Euro- Victoria steamship agents liookc* Washington. May 7—Traffic through Çecllle held the record, and It was w ith For Seattle, steamer leaves Victoria dally 5.30 pm. W?t Mason Ft . 6 rooms .-.-v-,...... IH.W Pfan conflagration the passenger fl^vci the L“inaTiiii canal during March wag 1! Dupplln R<1 . B rooms, furnished . 1509 feeling of pain and sorrow that the seventeen passengers on the Lusitania. For full particulars and reservations. Tall at C\ P. R. Offices, 1102 dropped to practically nil. but It re­ c«insiderabfy greater than for any pre- 1Î46 Actf»n 8t.. 7 rooms, new ...... 30 Of kaiser had to relinquish all .claim t Claude A. Solly of the Universal afreet**Wt\y.harf Office. Belleville street. Phones 174. 4670. 1W Olive rt . Fairfield. I rooms. vived very rapidly following the de­ ceiling .months  (inti of li6 sea­ the coveted title •trlct!yrenodcrn ...... |l3 w struction of the-German raiding sqiiatd- Ticket OffiCe, ticketed thirteen travel going ves#fl» passvil, carrying 635.057 L. O. CHETHAM - City Passenger Agent The Lusitania was recognized as one fOJS Blahchard. 6 rooms ...... 15 00 ’ers; W. fc l>»lc -.f the (it - »t N< th­ Ions of cargo. This la between one- Douglas Rd.. Victoria West. 4 room». of the crowning achievement* of ship­ Becetve Sad News. third and two-fifth# more vcsseïïCtJhan bungalow, basement, etc , 1900 building. and more especially engineer em, 2; j*nd ^ E. Blackwood, of the Chaucer St . S room*. moda: i2.se The night after leaving Honolulu the used the canal In any preceding months Ing. When launched she forced Into Northern Pacifie, one. Mr. Solly had wireless operators on the Makura and 186,160 more -tons of carg'x. ex­ GUESTS AT SMOKER j.... Xernmg Steimir ter leattli Insignificance every liner afloat. £he already made reservation fur fifteen picked tip a radiogram from one of the ceeding previous retords by over forty embodied the finest of tines, and If Is Vlctoflan* for the next sailing of the s coast stations Which told of Ole gal­ percent.* Three Victoria Letter-Carriers Who Lusitania from New York on Mayj28. S. S. “Sol Due” doubtful If any of. the *ucceedlng le lant- stand made by the Canadian* Vp to the time of going to press "no The toHs during Mureh were 1606.313. Join for Active Service Are vlathans approached In regard to north of Y pres, and the 'tremendous leaves Victoria dslty except Sun­ word had been receix-rd a* to whether making the total collected in the canal day at 10.00 s. m. from C. P. Dock beauty the Lusitania At the time she hisses which they sustained. The pas­ Given Send-Off. entered the serv Ice the flyer’s Interior any of the Victoria passengers were «luce its opening 12.971,675. for Port Angeles. Uungeneaa, " Port senger» were deeply affected by the t Williams. Port Townsend end furnishings, the suites, srhoklng-room, n.'w,. Sum, of the traveler, a .tv fan- jlo*,1 *„lhT d,“*fr Chilean nitrate* took first place In A sin.eklng concert was held dost Seattle. Seattle passengers trans­ ommercial dining-room and other sections of the .Lame* lmnsmulr. who sailed on the the truffle, amounting, to 101,025 tons, adlans. and many were grtxmriTartff two-thirds of which Went to the Vlilt­ night In the Hons of England hall. fer at Port Angeles to Steemer ship brought forth a volume of favor­ The Makura had nine first-class, ill-fated steamship, left X'ictorla two ed States Sugar came second, coal flloux et 12.no noon, arriving Seat­ Illustrating able criticism, and although larger eight second class and nine third-class weeks ago to-day. and booked his Courtney çtreet. In honor of and as a tle at 6.10 p. m. Returning 8. 8 third, lumber fourth, and barley fifth In ships have been constructed since, the passengers for this port The saloon pa**enge u< ross the Atlantic from send-off for Messrs William Mann, "Sot Due" leaves Seattle dally •*- Montreal. With the Idea of obtaining oeder. (.me American line of steam-, . cept Saturday at Midnight, arriv­ •’Lucy’s” style of decorating still holds passenger* were as foHbww: Ml** A. E ship* has carried 699.342 top* of carge “m ralVn> ' and 8. HaegerL a prominent position In the tnlnds of Gibson Mr*. L. Tyndaîe. H. R Col- a commission In some unit that was ing Vletorls 8.W a. mr— through the canal, two of its *hl|f# three local mail-carriers who recently Secure Information and ticket* shipbuilders. borne. Mrs. M Marcalllno.-Master J. going immediately into action In Franc*, Re resigned his commission as having m a de hi x trips. Jolnedj the 4Ath- for active service and The Lusitania was ope of the first Ma real lino. Miss M. Marcalllno, E. K. expeetj to leave sNWrtly. The enter­ E B. 1LACKWOOD. Agent MAKERS OF .Xtlantlv liners to have turbine"engines Nutt. Mr*. H. C. Nutt and T »? lieutenant with the Hecond Canadian tainment took the form of a concert, 1284 Government 8t Phone 454 MIGM-CLASS Installed. She has two turbines and Mitchell. x- Mouinted Rifles at the Willows just during which refreshments were DESIGNS two reciprocating engine*. She was Stowed In the after well of the Afa- little more than a fortnight ago, and OIL TANKER RILES1 served. Among those assisting on the designed for a speed of 25 knots, but kura was a troui»e of performing ideals, left a day or two later for England. ENGRAVINGS programme were Messrs. C. Klppin- had attained the remarkable speed of' whf. h Iih^ l>een travel!ng *jl,s>“IT>T JAun- Thomas K Turpin was formerly Thrwffc Steamers to gale. A. J. Bird, M Snell, W. Mann. 26.5" "knots for a short time Th#* l.uél- tr.ilia on ine vau.lovTlle stage One of manager of the Acme Machine A Auto ILLUStRATlONS W. Cave, 8 Wale. j. Rallton, W Ed­ See Fraeetsee, Lei tant* -held the record for the ea*t the seal* I* from a New Zealand Company, and was on. hls.-way to the UP ON SANDHEADS mond* and S. Church. Solos; recita­ CATALOG WORK bound run. but some time ago her sOi rookery, w hile the others are from the old country to take up a position with ângete». See Diet» tion. J. Coltey; quartette. Messrs. A SRECIALTr ! tcr-ship, ithe Mauretania, snatched .8eal Hocks. In 8an Francisco bay an automobile firm there. Mr*. Tur­ Walker, Hyslop, W’alland and Rlppln- Leave Victoria Fridays. i from her the honor of holding, the west They left here about eight month* ago pin accompanied her husband. ~ ' = 6 p m.. S B. President •* gale; duet. Messrs. Walker and Snell; j bound record. on the Makura and haxing finished Cyril Wivklng*-8mith was formerly Governor. ptajM J.^ Doesai Postmaster Following the success of the Lusl- their contracts in the Antipode* the proprietor of the Willows Park gro- Ascunsion Fast on Sand Bank; Leave Seattle Tuesdays. 10 a m.. Bishop and A. J Bird delivered short 6 8. Congress or Queea. I tanla. the Cunard company laaaitt the bwner has brought&them bock to this -Vry, and waa also postmaster in that Change of Lights Said to addre*s«-s. which were res|>dnded to To Alaska i Mauretania, and later the White Star ntinent to give performance*. Dur-1 dfiitrtct. He recently *old out and was on behalf of tiw three soldiers l»> Pt<\ P F. Fr^kane n- City of Fea*Ms i line ordered the Olympic and the Tt- ing the voyage the passenger* were returning to the old country accom­ , Be-Cause leaves Seattle May 10. 16. 21. tl. HALE Mann. The pcocecdlngs were pre­ j tanle. The Hamburg-American line treated to exhibitions' dt__the seals' panied by hfs wife and brother. B. G Catling st prowess dally. sided oxer by Mr. Bird, who Is presi­ ï lin? j then produced the Imperator and Wlektrtgs-Bnilth. who resided at 1950 Fkagwey, Juneau, Wrangel. The Makura brought In â full clrgo dent of the Letter Carriers’ Associ­ Ketchikan and Prince Rupert j Valeriand. The next giant to appear Granite avenue. For particulars, call on j w as the Aquitanla. flying the Cunard of freight and »he discharged 75 ton* Robert W Whaley had been employ­ Vancouver, May 7.—Bound . L^i at this port. The red-stacker prc*ceeded Francitco to Pi»weii river with oil. the! I^imhorn. and (*, Baird were responsl- B. P. Rithst A Ce. C. A. Solly houseflag The Whits - Star* Is now ed as a lineman with the B. C. Tele­ to Vancouver last evening at 7 o’clock. 1117 Wharf St 1403 OoVt 8t. | completing tl|^ Britannic. phone-company for some lime prior to 8taodai\l-OH tanker Asuncion. Capt ble for ihe excellence of.the entertain­ ! It was the steamship Lusitania leaving here for England: Spencer, ran ashore on- the samlheads ment. wl)lch concluded with the Na­ ff the Fraser river, "early this morn tions! Xnthem and Auld Lang Syne. 'whose flying of the American flag In Ceeir H Weir was secretary with ing. She wa* still ariiore this afrer ! the moflBth of Fabruarj mb her ■ »j WIRELESS Cotton tiro* Ltd., general contract or*, J. tmnne presided at the piano noon. an*i the oil company tanker CoL TIMES I from Queenstow n to Liverpool to pro­ with offices In the Pemberton Mock. BUILDIA6 E. I* Drake. Capt. Badger, now at G- The l Dion Steamship Ce. ject her against possible attack by a ST REPORTS Cunningham Smith was not a resl T. P. dock here ia in wireless com- BUREAU MANAGEMENT Regular sailings to Northern B. C nygu 'German submarine.- caused cunslde'r- d.jit of this city, but was passing munlcattoh 'With' her and has obtained ports and logging camps. { able distonlshment on both sides of the through when he booked passage permission from government officials Matter of Central Bureau is Before S. S. CHELHOblN ocean and resulted In the Issulng'nf a the Cunarder. Trades and Labor Council. May 7,1 m. lo go alongside to-morrow and take Leaves Victoria every Wednesday statement by the British foreign of/ice Neither Mrs. Charlotte Marshall nor J'oint Grey—|h. or American captain* ert—Mist ; 8. R ; bar., boats plying betw'een the «.trient and WILL MEET TO-MORROW West End union of th* W.C.T.U. Yield l "Well. I only had him for three'“3ays 2P/2; temp.. 44; s»a smooth. Pacific coast ports will not be replaced The cnunCfT** complaint with regard gold medal .contest on • Wednesday -Scknflfic Hmcrlcan. when he died." “That's very strange Dead Tree PoTnts^lnudy ; ». E.. by Japanese officers as a result of the to the" deductions from the wage.- ofievening In the Victoria West Metho- . SR 1 owned. Mm twenty-three year*, and light, bar., 28.89; teptp., 48; »ea »mo?i r p r...... Alert Bay—Miaty; calm: bar. 29.74; Johnny Cummins. #hort; Milne, 3b.; !L ...... lie laid to rest to­ rsirbas ...... J...... «.Ton»** . 4 278 r>ndw*ll A Co ...... Liverpool . May 14 • inp. .50; »ea smooth coin, pitcher; Townsley. catcher; Bray, morrow. the funeral taking place at judges wore Mrs. Spofford. Mis* Maud .May 18 iTi^eHÎÏfâne.HtlTinxe Hl TtmeHf Crown of-Navarre .Bsird . 1.7fi2 Balfour. Outhrle...... Liverpool Prince Rupt rt—M*kt y : calm bar 1b.; Brown, 2b.; McGregor. Hall. 2.30 p. m. from the late residence. PV.7 j Scott and Mis* Bromley-Jubb. who Tad-nnxa Mam. ..lifimads 8.844 R P Rlthct...... Hongk"ng Miy 21 fb. m..ft.ih. m. ft/ii. m.-ft.fh. w. ft- Sb.; Leillngluim. I.f.; Burn*, c.f., and Hulton strctt. where the service will 3.7M R P Rlthet...... Hongkong May 28 29,72;..temp. 65; #ea smooth. unanimously awarded the medal to Ptxnatna Marsi. "Ti-SIm ï, -l ft.X ! 19 Xfi *.4 j 6:15 7.4 nl»o be held. Ffi'd-oif ...*^£3 ..Connor . 2 »>4 Ralfour Odthrle...... T ivernool May 39 Dead Tree Point—Overca*t; 8. E., Mr. Victor Leigh for hi# able rendering i *t # i 11.: 11 «1 :...... I...... Fado Msro . . Asakawa 1,838 f I Northern ...... Jfongkong . ligght; bar 29.87; temp. 60; sea smooth. of Fran* -> i-: Wmard*e paca» ttf F-iaftle Marn ..Salto . 1W R. P Rlthet...... Hongkong . June II ,.<1 11 12:6* »6I r:* 6.6 Kentra...... Turner .. 3.600 B W Greer...... New York June 28 i»i* b*m ISM ■#hlch aide are >bti7" ’ Mr*, flmythe," i n 7i! i « 7»| ii 1» Vi : am* CENTURION INAUGURATED 1 i...... 14:# M I H:* 7.7 Ready For Transfer to Board Mi»s Mltchel I and Mr. Muir added DEEP 8EA DEPARTURE» •AILERS .COMING ..**»»»*« greatly to the enjoyment - I S 49 4 3 I 11:29 S.7 I 16:46 4 9! 22 57 1.1 H. Neville. H. Whlteoek. W. A. Tucker. prince Job*. O T P . Q. Charlotte May If For Come* 1 6:29 3.1 I 1121 6 9 I 17:33 6.6 23:22 3 5 Prince George. OTP. P Rupert May U I 7:12 18 ! I*;» 4 5 18:17 6 1 23 51 90 H. Boason. F. Boeson, F. Rawnsley, O. P. R May 11 Tlxere was a rumor In town that the W. Allison. L. Hinder. A. E. Haines. . — -weeT CUist------— Fa* ^Ixors. ieisL.. e 17:86 6.7 i 17:06 7 »' I9 60 M ...... Reserve»: J. 0. Ward. D. Swan. Te*. Heiberg ...... ~~rrM*r T Clirlob*!*, Union 8teameldp-c o pips for Saanich» hut- this- Is Incorrsct. ïr; ÂT The freight is coming on the Student and M_J._ 11:22 8»! DM».# I...t.. .. FERRY SERVICE» Chancellor The Candidate was to have 1 1 41 8 2 | 10:51 6.7 ‘ 20 36 8 8 ! 2*.r 8 0 had gone on berth st Liverpool for X’k-lorls ride withh hi* father, and hie mother For Vancouver For Seattle loading lo July. The t1me.x»eril Is Pacific etandard. for had sent Mm upetalrs to get ready. As When sunk the Candidate was on voy­ the 136th meridian west It Is counted he came down his mother asked. i Yletorla leave# 1 * p m dally. Princess Charlotte leaves 6 * p. m daily. #rom | to 24 hours, fi

FOR RENT—HOUSES (Unfurnished.) AGENTS WANTED. BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR SALE-ARTICLES. PROFESSIONAL CARDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY THE PUBLIC are catching on to the FOR RENT—HOUSES AND APART­ DAY AND IP, also commission, ar­ ADVERTISEMENTS under this heed, 1 MENTS. furnished and unfurnished. In ticle necessary as brca* Overland. Bulck. Hudson Tudlvopa. HI HUB. shoe repairer le "«Wat «1» wheels at 816 and upwards. We also Studebaker, Packard, Paige, Hints. ELECTROLYSIS—Fourteen years' preo- ALFRED M. HOWELL ccetorna broker FOR RENT Small house. 87. near WU forwarding and commloeU.n agent rnnl Trounce Avenue. Repairing while you carry everything for the fishermen at Russell; snap prices Cameron. 681 tleal experience In removing superfluous wait. Pbon- MM. ron “ .MISS PHILLIPS. Beaumont Dry Gopds lows 2341 Lee avenue. 1,111 Buperlor, behind Parliament Buildings. hairs. Mrs. Barker. 17» Tort street. cl.tr premia Block. 1W Government Store, specialises In ladles’ and ehll- 1226 Broad street Harris A Bmltn. ~ COTTACTB. 4 rooms. Cook street close to T*léphon» 1601: T1**- RIFT SECOND-HAND STORE. dren's garment».______NEW. 1914. I h. p:. 2-speed. Harley D«v1d- AUTO EXCHANGE—Buy and wQ second- engravers. son motorcycle. 8316; 8- h. P- Harley North Park street; rent 816. Apply id automobiles every description. DAIRY PRODUCE. ind American old Cycles KHQl’IM ALT MÉAT M ARK ET-Home W. T. Williams. 810 Belmont Free demonstration. 720 Vlekr street ENGLISH Davidson motorcycle. 82»; 8-epeed. new Phone 6687. M. Stern. FK,1 Tate» atrdoL killed meet, fish and dairy produce. Hudson *notercycle. 8250; side cars with House*, or P. O. Box 113k Phone 1717L8. ______nü» JITNEYS, we gnarantw our tires, wrvke screen and bqud: s cond-hand machines free, satisfaction sure, best tire on the whipring rr.am. Nr.sh huiler from fii. 1 KING A SON, Midway Grhc^ry" Btore; FÔtT RENT—4 roomed house, in g^3 . c. Engraving Co.. Times Building. WATCHES,r ATi’W KH. diamonds sndand jewelry.Jew from r« Mi>ronl Motor Ce , WP-Deae- market most reasonable coat 1166 Orders received at Tim c/e Business Of­ churn al lowest prlc~, Brow, any old dental work, such as All goods at down town prices. Phone las street Phone 871. condition, within half-mile circle, fur- Blanshard St. Tslt Tire Co. Phone tit. ll ;m3° nace, gas range, 836 per month. Box fice. .. proprietors. Phone **• teeth or pistes, will weigh It up snd PIANO FOR 876. In good condition, been give value of the gold. .M *• G NEILSON. tobacco and cigars, candles thoroughly overhauled. This Is » «nap. Times. "*10 FOR BALE—LIVESTOCK. GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter DECORATING. Yatee atreetj branch. 140» Htore street. and Beal Engraver. Geo. Crowther. and soft drinks, school supplies. Phone Montellus Plano House. 714 Yatee. Phone FOP RENT—3-loom cottage. Burnside Phone 4816. THOROUGHBRED YORKSHIRE PIGS, Wharf street, behind Peat OBtea. DECORATORS Herkneee A popee *241.. _____ ml° 44. ------district, city water, electric light, gar­ 8 months old. 84 each. Jones A Rant. hangers, house psinters, wall SHOTGUN*, rifles and revolven». COACH AND HORSES HOTEL—Dining FOR BALK—Almost new Uwa mow.r, den all planted ; 86-60. all Inclusive. & 848 Cormorant street. m!2 LANDSCAPE GARDENERS paint and burlap. Estimate» furnished csineraa. bought. M Stern. «6 T»*** room and board. Automobiles for hire cheap. Box 9B8. Times. O. Box 923 / Wfl* Street; branch. 14» Store street P»>one LANDSCAPE OARDENEnS ANtJ DE­ fi» Pandora A vs. sLhon* «741______. day or night. Phone 832. MODERN, 6-ROOM HOUSE, close to car, HELP WANTED—FEMALE 4810 __ .Jg NOTICE—Modal lata should read the SIGNERS-Ground. of any ■l*J* ' *® 5ÔR8 YOÜRHOU8R NEED P^lJlTlNC^ 8FREEN JlÏX»ORS. 81 » and up; screen ” Angrl'a Song,” » rents, at Wool cement basement, furnace, laundry trays. Phone 4912. Ko* y K orner. Oak WANTED—A capable girl for house Staff af .klllrd lardanora EMImaMa Estimates furnished on P* "u"*', CASH PAID for ladles' •n2, C m windows. 26c snd up. A*. Wm. Angus, worth's, Thomson's. Hlbben’s.m7 work and to help, with children. Apply fr... The Lanidowno Floral Ce.. Jew hanging, etc.: prices right and work off clothing and Beaumont Hardware. Plume 41261.8. Bay avenue. v J8 Menton. Mgr. lttl Hlll.ld. A va, Vlo- rua'anteed. Peard. 81»6 Btevenwm Ht Yates street; branch. 14» Store "treet LAUNCHES, boats canoca for sale and 1*1 Oscar strwt . art REX THEATRE-Magnihcent motion hire. Causeway Boat House. Phone NEW HOUSE. 8 rooms, modern, eement torn. B C Phono UP ______Phone 4810. IF YOU HAVE WORK for a few hours, or Box VW». Times. ______1 pictures shown nightly on silvered 3445 ______. basement, piped for furnace, close to WANTED Second hand ladles and *«» ' Burnside and Douglas strwt car lines; days or weeks, won’t you send in year LEGAL. DRESSMAKING screen. Appropriate musical accom­ FOR SALK—Petaluma Incubator, name to the Central Bn ploy ment and tlemen'R clothes, guns, musical Instru­ paniments. Admission 16 cent». m* rent to careful tenant, 818- Apply owner. BUAPtH A W 'A- STA VPOOI.E, hnrrtotoro- ments. Jewellery; highest prices paid. brooder. 1638 Bank strwt. W. T. Williams, 5W Belmont House, or Relief Bureau and let us send yoe the Mise WILSON, dressmaking, All U, ■an or woman to do that workf -, .,-l.w .to . ffC Bngtlon St . Vleturln. Beet of E. Fink» lsteln, 643 Michigan street H. MARTIN A SON. Eequlmall wood and LOOK HERB-A complete set of lawn P. O. Box 1186. Phone 688I. mil latest styles. Moderate prices coal yard City prices; prompt delivery. workmanship. SU Stobart-Peai e Block. Phone 282 L.______2 bowls with Jack for sale. Phone USX. MEDICAL MASSAGE. General teaming. Phone 1878R1------** m» FOR RENT—HOUSES (Furnished.) MISCELLANEOUS. Yates street. SUMMER RESORTS. ETHEL HEART. mnnnouno. Stonm vnp«r HODGSON. stationer and newsagent. FOR HALE-Good gas range, cheap, con­ FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET- Well COIaORITE—The beat straw hat dye bntha. olootrlc blnnket .w.nte, oleclrft DRY CLEANING. TOURISTS, stop at •"The Grove, »» Magasinas. Old Countrri$aP*r». tobacco nection free. Phone 1.310X mI1 furnished 4-room bungalow, near Bur- made; reduced to 20c , or 2 for 9c B. end n.ml manoago. alcohol, oil and aoatp Bank street. Phone 246SR. one block and cigars. Esquhrnalt road, near city letth and ear; good piano; rent reason­ C. Hardware Co.. Ltd. ______, mM HERMAN A STRINGER. rrwjS Hmlta. • ______ma FOR SALI'i—Splendid Invalids wheel able Apply Box T. B., Times Office, ml treatment. Itooma in-US Hlbbon-Bon* Ch»h.r. L.dl,.;.jn. south Oak Bsy avenue. A restful spot “V. I. PRIVATE INQUIRY AGENCY— Bldg.. Government street, Victoria. B almost In the heart of the elty. tt«w. T. HON ESS. opposite St George’s Inn. chair, easy to manage, not reclining. alterations on Inquire at J464 Ryan street mS TO LET-Furnished. » roomed bungalow. Office, 812 Hibben-Bone Bldg., Gov’t C. Hours, 11 a. m. to 11 P m. Select. mente our specially.___ clean and attractive. Tents- furnished Prsctlcall boot and shoe repairer, best everything modern, rent 8*0 Apply at St., Victoria. B. C.m8d p i on grounds If required. Lunches for maFrlsls only used; reasonable prlcej. BICYCLE FOR SALE -English high E L. HODGE*. spinal maseeur, 211 Om liver. 646 Yates streetw * - '-LIT SI 1613 Vlntng Street mil LAWN MOWERS collected, cleaned. Opes evening» picnics Rooms, without board, 80c. to mS3 grade Humber, with three speed and tral Bldg. -Phone 2207. 81.» per day; meals. 26c to »c. Special oil bath: cost 8«5.g0; not much used; FURNISHED. S roomed bungalow for ground, adjusted, delivered. $1.66. Dand- VAPOR BATHS, massage and electricity DYEING AND CLEANING. rates by week or months No children THORVRN GARAGE <3a»oIli»Y;-ett. •<«•- ner going to England, will take 835 rent. 231» Walter street Oak Bay. Ap­ rldge. phone 1WL1 or 4348. age and repairs; fireproof building ; per­ $12 Fort gt Phone R4T38______under 7 years. for It. Can be seen at Pllmley’s, 727 ply mornings. ' niT c p. COX. piano tuner, graduate. School VICTORIA DTE sonal supervision. Phone ““ Johnson St. ml2 SHORTHAND. lions of ladles’ and S^ntlemen s gee TRT QUAI.ICVM BEACH HOTEL for FURNISHED HOUSE. 10 Joseph street for ttw Blind. Halifax. 10 South Turner JONES, photographer. Bsquimalt J^ad. 47-FOOT CABIN CRUISER, fully equip­ Fairfield. Key next door m7 street. Phone 1Î1ÎL. "»7 mente cleaned, dyed, pressed r« golf, fiahlng. boallna. tennla; airellaol opposite naval grounds. Phone N70R» ftOYAL SHORTHAND AND BUST NEW paired. Lace curtains «nd blsnkeu cooking; electric Ught end hot water In ped. snap 82 606; 18| foot Peterborough FURNISHED HOUSE, at 1144 Ikillas AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC!ANS-Btorage BCyOOT.. 2* TTIhb»n-Bon* Building mM specialty 144 Fort 8t m every room; rates moderate. For par­ canoe, mast and sail, pa «Id les. 840. road, facing sea. six rooms, beautifully batteries recharged end repaired, self­ SHORTHAND WHOOL. Mil Government THE "MODERN ** — Cleaning, dyeing. ticulars apply Quellcum Beanh Hotel. Causeway Boat House. Phone 1446. »6 furnished. Phone 017Y. mil starting system and high tension -wiag- street Shorthand, typewriting, book­ Quallcmn Beach.'Vancouver Island, tafl FOR ^ALE—Step-ladders from 8150. large netos repslr4d. plstlnunr-polnta fitted oa OAK BAY DISTRICT FOR RENT—Furnished ca*bln. all con H. T. mag* and spark cells ; accessories, keeping thoroughly taught E A. Mac ment rleaning a ipaalgjty.. .^Ejlaipa- PORT RENFREW. WEST CO A 3T—Hum - assortment kept In stock, al! ma«U by venfence*' Ittt* HiRstde avenue. — m» mille n principal ment « (appeal 1,' Columbia Thaafra). AVENlip THEATRE. Oak Bay me In Victoria; quality of workmanship dry cells electric auto lights. Jameson mer season. Private >• xrdmg hmise. suburban picture Titftiee In B. C. furnished Phone 1M7 Open evenlnga. every convenlenr \ sea front, trout and unexcelled. Call and Inspect stock. F. TO RENT—2 roomed ehack, St Rolfe, 921 Gordon St . back of Weller OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN, sen fishing, boating, bathing. Terms on versai first run**flfm* and best music ' Humboldt street. m7 Broe. B C. BTEAM DTE WORKS-Th. largaal nightly at 7 o'clock. Admission 16c. ma CUrk. 628 View street  p BLYTH. the leading optician. 90 appilcstion. FOR BALE—21-foot launch. « h. p. Regal HALF of modern, well furnished house, drelng and cleaning work. In tha Pf®" ENGLISH HAND LAUNDRY, Oak Bay ROOMS AND BOARD. View street Over 16 years* vlnce. Country order, •ojlolted. Tel TREES. PLANTS. ETC. engine, cheap. Point Ellice Boat Houw. every convenience, overlooking _wa. and one of the best tqulpoed establish­ IBS J C Renfrew proprietor. avenue anti Bank street. Family wean­ Phone 2841.______*88 tf clow to car and golf links. 16É8 Deal NICKI.T FUI1K1BHKD BKPTÏOOIf »»* ments are at your service. M»ke *« «P* ing. 6Or per do* nr| blankets snd cur* street. Oek Bay. Phone 149X1. mli FULL LIST of bedding plant*, geraniums. ta^na. 25c. pair Guaranteed no cheml- BECHiSÊÏN:~PiANÔr*ôvëÎTÎtrûng_t7icôrd! full board. In privai, family, heme FISH, margueritfs.' calceolaria, lobelia, stocks, TO RENT—Pretty little bungalow, fur­ romforla. centrally located. Phone nearly new; owner leaving for the MIL «■* RV PUBLIC.______XITeKINDg OFFISH sod -moka 1 fish asters, etc. Brown Bros.. «18 View 8t front; snap. Box 694. Tiroes. nished Apply 129 Montrow Ave. and poultry W J Wrtglesworth. 14*1 Phone 18» DRY GOODS — Ladies’ waist», wash GttUNCE. Room *I0S Hlb- FOR SALE—One gent’s and lady’s bi­ Phone BMI. m0 COMPOItTAHI.K ROOMS Shod I»h4c. WILLIAM G Brood street Phone »M.______rirerecs and mlddye. 81.66 to 82»; sitting room, piano, phone; also com­ hsn-Bon^ Block Ths Griffith Co . TAILOR8. Vroinpton corsets. 76c to 82.60. under­ cycle, In good shape. 81» each. Can be iron RENT-Furnished, elx-room.. n nee. notary public. WE SUPPLY nothlng-bUt fresh fish. fortably furnished «deeping tent; short estate and insui LANGE A BROWN—Specialty, naval and skirts. 81.16 to 8196 Bon Marche. Oak seen at City Market Auction Rooms am houw en Shelhourne street chicken Miller Broe., the Central Fish Market. Ftsgard street ml kewf Phone 149 R. »U walking distance. 817 Government Bt. JI nursing. <18 Johnson street. Pho— military work 166-106 8i«»hart-Peaw Bay Ave and Fell St BLACK BOIL AND MANURE. FOR Jt ENT-Furnished cabin, all con­ •CRAIGMYLE." 1037 Cralgdarroch rood. Bldg . 7A Yates St Phone 48» Jyll AtTTO FOR HIRE. 5-paaeenger. highly F1r»t-cl*«s boarding house; gentleman EXPKHiKNcen. ,.™*te^îu ~ FU RN ITU RE MO VE R». recommended, 8> 60 per hour. Walter 186. nil’s veniences. 1081 Hillside avenue. nurse op*-n to engagement; terms mod TATTOOING only. Phone 918R-______. —M JEEVE* BHOB A LAMB. lurnltor. a^ DandrMge Phone 5011L - SMALL PIANO FOR 8lto-Kull Iron FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. erste. Phone *42X1. . C. HARTLEY, expert ta «ovist; work frame, practically new; can be h*d on ROOM AND BOARD, done in, 81» Van- RELIABLE KIJCCTRirAL CO.. 1671 Oak couter street- Phone 889X.»S MRS J. WEAVING, private ttzrsM -H: Hr. guaranteed Room 12. TW| Yates 8t. mM Ray avenue Electrical repair» and easy terms. Montellus Plano House. 718 WE HAVE a number of fine oHIces for '■'^niiW*. 'pa**'1”11 tAketr hV- 80* supplies, house wiring. Estimates free. Tates street. Phone 44. mSO rent in Jones Building at |10 per month, FIRBT-CLA88 ROOMS, with or Without Phone 2751R-______TAXIDERMISTS " including water, light and Janitor ser­ board, large garden, tennis, also sleep­ KAISER BILL and hte honVw are a bad vices. Gillespie. Hart A Todd. Jones TRAINKiTnURSE take» hi Invalid WllKRRY A TOW, uxlderm*!». snccese® lot. but flies are aa bad. ffee Jones. 07 ing tent: terms low. 928 Humboldt Bt. SMITH, the Oak Ray plumber. Flrst- Building. 711 Fort street. mlO Phowi 4071a.______all chronic cases; terms moderate. ore to Fred Foster. «2» Pandora, earner clasa Jobbing a >peclaity. Phone 6362 Fort street, for meat wfes. door and furrier. PIANOS FOR RENT from 84 a month, 407L. Broad street Phone 8»H. or 16461®. window screens, ladders, long and short, OQOD BOARD AND ROOM. 00 par FRED POrrElt. 1IM Ucv.rnn.enl atrvat all sorts; chicken, houw». all description Montellus Plano House. Phone 44. rolO »ek; also housekeeping room. 60 MATERNITY NU RSI NO TRUCK AND DRAY. PARK AND LAWN SWINGS from 816. Vancouver street. Phone 646SL. dog houw». cat houses, flat bottom ONE AND TWO-ROOM OFFICE# mdora. mO Smith, carpenter. 171» Oak Bay Are. boats, cold frames, garden swings; sll let in Times Building. Apply at Times A. Impey. INSURANCE. VICTORIA TRUCK A DRAT CO. LTD Phone 64981a. “ these In stock and made to order; •LORAINE.” «I Courtney street Room PRIVATE MATERNITY hOJ^" -Ofllce and stables. 746 Broughton St furniture, any sort, made to order, from end board. 0 per week: table board, 0 reason sble. Phone PBL. «4 Oueenjs lTfb and auiximii n ile- Telephones 12. 4ML IMS.______HOYLE'S «’ASH GROCERY Set per week. Mrs. A McDowell. a0 tf reasonable. xrente for Niagara Fire Ineuranee Co window for Saturday leaders, your cradle to your coffin. Jobbing càr- FURNISHED ROOMS Aw- ______W. E. MILLS, express and transfect Fur- pentrv promptly attended to. 018 ROOM AND BOARD. 110 Johnson Fire Asepelotlon of America.. Lon tin. nlture remove*!. Phone 3270R1. specialists. SINGLE ROOMS-81. 2125, and 81.66 per all conveniences; room only. 0 per MRS. R HOOD, maternity aurse. 11M enlel Uf- A «euronce Co »»"'I I" FOR SALE—Malleable end steel ranges. week. Thorvld Rooms, 1407 Govern' Fis sard «tr»et Phone 408 B MARTIN, high-class shoe repairing. Property managed. I-reeling Broa.. Ltd CANADIAN CARTAGE COMPANY- Boots and slroee made to measure. 2807 81* down. 81 per week. 8661 Government ment St. - »7 Mt Fort otrcct Llght or heavy hauUng. prompt service, Oak Bay avenue, opposite Municipal street ROOM»—With or without kart, «erwo reasonable charges. Phone 182». J* FIRST-CLASS ROOMS to let. Savoy w. 00 Government Phono BBL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Hall. m« FOR BALE—Surveyor’» level and tripod Rooming Houw, under new manage­ HAT CLEANING. ment. 749* Fort strwt. Open April Ik ADVPBTISKMENTS und-r «h|a head. 1 TUITION F. MANN. Oak Bay Tea Rooms and 8*0: English l-ather Gladstone bag. 84 60; SITUATIONS WANTED—(Mala.) want oar word par Insertion: 1 Inser­ WE CLEAN and re-block your old hat: Bakery. All goods home-made, quality violin and bow. 84.75; Parker shotgun, Phone 1434. ____ mil tion». crntV p-r word; I cent» P*r aloo ladlee’ and gente' Mnamee: clean­ PREPARATORY SCHOOL, kindergarten. 816: large brass bucket. 8* 60; poker WANTED—By a single nnm. ’T also music, drawing, painting. Open guaranteed Bride cakes a specialty ABBRPOVEY.'* single or double. word per week; M centa per Itna par ing. blocking and hleachlhg a apcclalty. Phone 2325IJ. Jy28 chips. 81 36; electric fist Irons. 060 Michigan.• any kind. Box Ml. Times m0 month No advertloemenLfor loo. than B. C. Hat Cleaners «18 Taie» street mw mornings Mrs. Braut. A TC.L, corner Gillette safety r»sors. 0.71; steel fishing N can ta. No advertlao inapt charged for Obed and Orillia ft reels. Gorge. Ad- rods. 84.56; Colt revolver. 41 cal.. 812.66 ARLINGTON ROOMS. 819 Fort street. COLONIAL-ENGU8HM AN. single, tee­ |e*» than fl. HAT MANUFACTURING. dress TIlllcum P O mli CL0VER0ALE DISTRICT brass cornet, 0 66; large baseball glove, Phone 16116 Term* modes» le. totaller. many years’ practical farming experience, dairying, aheep. agriculture, VICTORIA HAT FACTORY - Making WK8COTT 8 T»RY 0«XJDS STOREeS-c« 066; large »ef of drawing Instruments. BRUNSWICK HOTEL—66c. night and up. BAKERS. VULCANIZING. 87.60; ratchet fishing reel*. 46c. ; field poultry, wants management of «snail hats to your own order ; cleaning, block­ Douglas and Bolesklne. - Children’s 13 weekly and up; beet location, first- farm up the IslanJL Apply Box 180, RENNIE * TAYIAJH. the only gfub.e ing and bleaching of Panamas a spe­ VUIaCANIEING—Auto, motorcycle. bi­ wash dresses. 86c and 76c. Special next glasses and case. 0.76; clocks, claw. no bar; few housekeeping roi Butter Nut bread bakers. Wholesale cialty. 1164 Broad, corner Fort. Phone cycle tires and tubes; tube- splicing weak. J7 wedding .rings. 22 kt. English Hall Yatee snd Douglas Times. mil marked, 0 Jacob Aaronson’s new and EMPLOY WHITE LABOR—Your garden and retail. Imperial Bakery, Fern wood 17». ■peelslty. Freight p*ld on orders over REPAIR SHOP Tinsmith*. plumbers, road. Phone 764. m31 five dollars. Pacific Vulcanising Works, eeeend-hand store. 672 Johnson street, HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS given weekly attention for fl. Phono LAUNDRY.___ Douglas and Broughton.______■ cycle and all d«'»crlption of repairs. Victoria. B C. Phone 1747. Res. phone, 4714L.______0 BICYCLES Griffin A Son. hardware, corner Douglas 974. AT *06 CORMORANT, right In town, STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY-AH WOOD AND COAL. and Rolesklne. Phone MIL nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, WB~HAVB A WAITING LIST of ekiM latest fnethods and up-to-date machin- SBd unskilled laborers, clerks, book- •* E. w StTTTON. the bicycle repair matt. APARTMENTS for rent. with hot and cold watyr. gas rangé, 746 Yales streat. Phone ML______ery; prices most reaaonable. 841 View NEW WELLINGTON COAW-#7 00 ton NORTH VICTORIA LUMBER CO -Saab bath, phone and laundry. 0 weekly and keepers, etc., bath men and women, street. Phone HIT. Dry cordwvod blocks 86 35 per cord, for doers and lumber, fruit b«»xe*. building ready and anxious for employ meat. nO TiFÎf EE7 the bicycle specialist. 802 material. Corner Saanich road and ” MORRISON MANSIONS, corner Hilda up. mtl — L|Mg cash only. Western Coal A Wood Co.. and Chester, very good large suite, fur What do you need done? Control Em­ 4 Tst** '♦»* Blevrlew at all pries». I> MacKensh*. prop . 746 Broughton St. A S track. Phone 38681.1. AT 74» PANDORA, extra large front ployment end Relief Buroata nlshed; also small suite, furnished housekeeping rooms, with large pantry, BILLIARD TABLES. LIMB—Builders' and agricultural lime for Phone 4768 W. A. KING. Maywood Meat Market. Phone 4M8R mil 0 60 weekly; also rooms 76c. to 0 per sale at reasonable prices, delivered. Ap­ Home killed meat a specialty. Fish, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS BILLIARD TABLES repaired, ••'j™*1?* ply T Exton. lime kiln. Parson’s Brtdg^ v. w. e. à frulL vegetables and own dairy produce. PARK VIEW APARTMENTS—4 rooms. given on re-covering cushion, and beds. ni7 pantry, bath, good view, clean; rent 8>6 TWO IaARGE housekeeping rooms, phone, WANTED—To purchase, a few head of Phone I724R1- FOR THE BENEFIT of young women 2a Phone 2280. m25 horses, team* preferred: must be cheap. F. B. Rlchârdson, Billiard Hail. or eut tf employment. Ro>me ant 928 Ray street Phone 4610Y. J4 ga* snd coal ranger close In. 166 Cale Government atraaL ______LIVERY STABLER. MAYWOOD GROCERY STORE AND APARTMENTS fc>R RENT, McDonald Send particulars where and when can board A home from home. 1» Court POST OFFICE-All goods at city price». don la avenue. mil be as en to Clark. 109 Richmond Ave rod’ Block, free telephone. Phone 711L. m3 tf CAFE. BRAY’S STABLE# 7» Johnson atreeT Gandies. Ice'cream, delicatessen counter. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms—Ma ECZEMA permanently cured by Saxon Livery and boarding; embulaoce and Phone 3886. .* THE KENSINGTON, 91»| Pandora. Com plehnrst, 1637 Blanshard.______mSO uns M. Ë. MARR

148 westerners aboard the Lusitania, 2 BIG NAVAL BATTLE IN Ottawa, Winnipeg, Vaneeuver first-daws. 120 second and third. LUSITANM ATTACHED First-class: F. W. Hawking, Vancou­ PROGRESS IN BALTIC Tta Goal Yf Haw If Wntiig Ur Yws ver; P. A. Morrleoh, Vancouver, McDOUGALL & COWANS Second-class: Mrs. A- H. Adair. Win­ Copenhagee, May t.—Dii- A LARGE NUT COAL. W. have th. I,rgeel Ih.t h« .»«r bun .old STOCK BROKERS WITHOUT WARNING nipeg; Misa C. Barber. Winnipeg; Mrs. patebes received here to-day from In the eity. O. C. Beattie. Winnipeg; . Allan M. (8 Pff ÎH Delivered. $B Pif T®* MEMBERS MONTREAL EXCHANGE Beattie, Winnipeg; James Beaumont, Petrograd report that an official Stocks, Bonds, Grains and Cotton Bought and Sold Winnipeg; A. H. Adams. Winnipeg; announcement has been given out Great Ship Sank Quickly, Says Miss Hvurthe, Winnipeg; H. Pullen. Hall a walker —C. Winnipeg; Mrs. H. 8. Burdon. Winni­ there to thb effect that the Cha­ — „ for Cash or on Margin Distributors'Canadian Collieries (Dunsmulr. Ltd) Wellington Coals Out faellHIre for hxmlilne tnv«t-. Iaformatlnn rr«arfr. Jones, Winnipeg; Owen I^idd, Winnipeg; Miss Lawrence, Win­ Mverpoal May 7—The Cunard nipeg; Mrs. R. Mathews. Winnipeg; W. Company thla afternoon issued the W J. Ritchie, Winnipeg. Mr. 8andells, lotting statement: - ^ Winnipeg; Miss Shaw, Winnipeg; F. CASUALTIES AMONG THE CANADIAN HANK F. W. Sr CO. "The Whole concern of the Cunard Twlgg, Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest CANADIAN SOLDIERS Company Is for the safety of the pa* Thomas, Winnipeg: Mr. and Mm A, R. Ma Inman, Edmonton; J. V. Main- ^ OF COMMERCE songera and crew. JThe material loee Ottawa. May 7.—The following vasu- man, EMn*pnton; A. 8. Main man, Ed­ a It > list was Issued -to-day: does not count, aa Hr is covered by In­ monton; Miss Elisabeth Malnman, Ed­ . : Sixteenth Battalion—Wounded: Sergt. Slk EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O. LLJ>. D.C.L. Pr..ld.M surance. ^ monton; Miss Molly Malnman, Edmon­ Alfnd Joseph Pawney, Los Angeles. ALEXANDER LAIRD, Cnwl tltmmmt JOHN AIKD. AwT Umii! Mmnrngm "The Lusitania waa torpedoed with­ ton; Edwin Malnman. Edmonton; Mr»* Cal.; Pte. Andrew "Stuart LeMesurier. out warning and sank almost Imme­ & L. Middleman, Regina^ John Moore, Qee.; Corp. James G. Thompson. Win­ diately. It la known that a large num­ Moose Jaw; Mise Frieda Neally, Sas­ nipeg; Pte. Harlow Alexander Mc­ ber of làrgf boat* of the ship are katoon ; C. D.' Nicholson. Edmonton; Kean, Piapot, Sask. afloat. Every effort Is being made to ♦Hve North, Saskatoon; Andrew Page. Seriously wounded: Pte. James Tor­ cum fie», tis.BW.QM ntstm ra», tiuw,w obtain the fullest Information. Which Medlctne^Hnt; Ml»*~T;r-P*vey~-_Ei)rt rence, Winnipeg; at Rawalpindi hos­ upon |6*s,AppTtTgyT^q.HendHtitSoB. Cdmofl* srm M pufctt»be4 immediately pital. receipt." ton, Mr. and ftrerE.-CL lltjuv-Saska- Dangerously 111: Major Gilbert God­ EXTENSION OF CANADIAN TRADE toon; Mrs. M. HenshaW and Infant, son Godson, at No. 7 Stationary hos­ New York. May 7.—Late this after­ Saskatoon: W. D. Kurfool, Ashcroft, pital. Boulogne. The Bank will make enquiries into the possibilities and require­ noon the Cunard line made public the B. ; Mias Larkin. Saskatoon; Thirtieth Battalion—Seriously HI: following dispatch from Liverpool: Mr and Mrs. R I»werson^ Pte. John Stanley Rexman. ttt Military ments of markets abroad for exporters or importers who desire 'Following received by admiralty: Michel; R. J. Llnlott, Calgary; hospital, IJhornoltffe, eerebro spinal to extend their trade with British colonies or possessions. Owing «A P-»- ■ Â-. Mfllireÿ, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. fever. Noteh Hill, B. C. , ' ...... apparently survivors, southeast nine Elliott. Calgary; John Ellis. Edmonton; . First Arllllery Brigade wouride(«iy 7.—Sevoral boatload, Haynes, Saskatoon; Miss John Adams, Second. Field Artillery Brigade - of survivors of Ihe Lu.llania now aro Edmonton; Mr and Mrs. W. O. Bailey, WouMe^: Corp. Albert E. Hoar, bring towed Into Klnsale by a Ureek Nelson. B. C.; Miss Bailey. Victoria. Montreal. Ing "as bloody as any on the eastern1 GERMANS STILL OPTIJMISTIC. •teamahlp. C. ; Mrs, Barms. Calgary; Mrs. CORONA™ BOLD UP STOCKS HAD SEVERE Wounded and Missing: Gunner Hugh fmn! since th« s|»ring operations were Butler, Vancouver; Mis* T. 8. Camp­ Angus McDonald, New Glasgow. N- S. Rome. -Final rejection by^ bell. Calgary; Miss A. M. Campbell. 2 tart'