WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT WEATHER FORECAST i'olumbla—The Pilgrim. For 86 hours ending 5 pm., Friday: Capitol— The Marriage Cheat. Dominion—The Arab. Victoria and vicinity Moderate tn xmt Pantagea—The iiovemor'a Lady. fresh southerly winds, continued fine and Playhouse—Legally Dead.
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AEROPLANE PILOTED BY ARGENTINE AIRMAN Bets at Willows PROMISES SLAYER PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS ON ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT IS NOW IN INDIA WILL BE PUNISHED; 200 MISSING AND EXTENSIVE *.» Total f429,723 PRESIDENT 0BREG0N Beta wageyed at the Willow* OF SCIENCE DISCUSSED AT during the race meet which ended DAMAGE DONE BY FLOODS IN yesterday totalled $42 J,723. The pari-mutuel tax on racing liets made here and In Vancouver dur ing the Aral half of the racing NORTHERNPARTOF FORMOSA BIG MEETING IN TORONTO season amounted to approximately 1150.000. It l* believed that a similar amount will be collected tn the last ttaif rtf—the -roaron, Thousands of Homes in City of Taihoku Inundated; Number of Papers Read by Leaders at To day’s Sessions which starts at Col wood to-day. of Sections of British Association for Advancement Railroad Traffic Stopped; Southern Part of Japan of Science; Development of Railroad Transportation Visited by Typhoon; Flood Losses in Philippines^ in Canada Described in Paper Prepared by Sir REGRET EXPRESSED Henry Thornton. HUGHES DID NOT Tokio, Aug. 7. (Associated Press'!—Two hundred person* are PAY ROME VISIT missing and many are believed dead as a result of flood* along Toronto, Aug. 7. Business of- the various sections of the the Tamsui River in Northern Formosa, according to dispatches Rome. Aug. .7.—II Mondo. com British Association for the Advencement of Science at the annual menting on -the departure of received by the .Japanese newspapers here. meeting here began this morning with the reading of twenty- Charles E. Hughes, Secretary of Railway traffic has been stopped and the city of Taihoku Htate of thv United Htates. for six papers which dealt with widely diversified subjects. home after his European trip is practically isolated, these dispatches said. They add that One of the most interesting papers was the report of the com complains that while he visited thousands of homes in Taihoku have been inundated. mittee on educational training in the secondary schools of Great London. Parla. Brussels and Ber The aeroplane In which xLjnr Zannl and hi, companion are at lin. he skipped Home. Britain for 1H> in the Dominions. The work of the schools is The paper say* That perhaps tempting III encircle the earth I, pictured above. The «tartXa» made Nagasaki. Aug. 7.- A typhoon yesterday sxv^pt the southern one in which the Prince of Wales is deeply interested and lie the 'It Allai n ambassador in Wash part of Japan, including the islands of Kiusmu, and Formosa. from Amsterdam. The latelt report «aid the flier» had left A\ahat,ail ington will be able to explain why .Th*' Mexican Government has" particularly referred to it in the cable which he sent to the for Calcutta. Mr. Hughes skipped Borne. stated Its intention of running to The railways everywhere are In tinuing for several days have flooded thousands of acres of farm lands opening meeting at Convocation Hall last night. earth, the men who murdered terrupted and the telephone and Mrs Rosalie Even* a" British throughout the island of Luxon. on I", a C Haddon presented a sug- telegraph lines are down. A flood which this city ia located, and done subject, near her ranch, in the tested arrangement of the rac**t* of is reported at Taihoku, capital of immense damage. iinn w hn lw had possibilities, w hilt* Htate of Puebla. President PROF. H. LAMB OF BRITISH PARLIAMENT ADJOURNED Obregon bas expressed his own Formosa. Great injury has been done to the Professor M. Wrong. In a treatise The seaport* of Onake and Kobe, rice an«l sugar cape fields. Many keen regret. >n education, declared no. uniform CAMBRIDGE, IS GIVEN in Southern Honshu, the principal miles of wagon roads and railroad* tlondard could be set for the teach- Island of the Japanese group, were have been washed out and a number ng of history and geography of the not affected. I of bridges have been carried away, ’ritlsh Empire in the schools of the HONOR BY SCIENTISTS TO-DAY FOR SUMMER RECESS AND 1 stopping traffic in several province*. . a rions Dominions. TO 61 OLIVER Manila. Aug. 7.—Heavy rains con The segregation of racial characters Toronto, Aug. 7.—Professor BRITISH NOTE SENT ri n population held the attention of Horace Lamb of Trinity College, Wiseler's audience. Cambridge, who yesterday was PREMIER TO SIGN SOVIET PACTS elected president of the British RAILWAY HEAD'S VIEWS SEAT IN NELSON BRITISH GOVERNMENT WILL Association for the Advancement TO MEXICO CITY Sir Henry Thornton, president of of Science for the year 1925. ia lie «’anudluh National Railways, hy one of the most outstanding fig London, Aug. 7.—Parliament adjourned to-day for the Summer —— droxy, gave to the scientists his Premier Almost Certain to ADVANCE NEEDED FUNDS TÙ ures in the intellectual life of recess to a date not later than October Should the occasion U.S. CODVCyS R6pr6§6nt3tl0nS tnuwledge pf Canada from the rail Great Britain. He has written Accept Invitation to be waymans view point and expressed extensively and has published arise. Parliament will he reassembled not later than September on Murder of Mrs. Rosalie iis confidence that the system which several standard volumes dealing Candidate in Interior NEW SETTLERS IN CANADA xe directed would become one of the j 30 to ileal with the Government's bill on the Irish boundary Evans Vient publicly-owned utilities in the I with hydro dynamics, infinitesi mal calculus, ctatics, dynamics * orld. Nelson Liberals Confident He ‘‘"'V.'/rthor considérâtioo of the Anglo-Russian Treaties will go Washington. Aug. 7 A Communi I-arge audiences listened to the ad- : and mathematical physics. In cation from the British Government Ottawa. Aug. T.—A new agreement whereby British settler* his particular field he ie recog Ire*» of iTofessor J; W -lit^ory mi f Will Have Big Majority; over until next session, ami in thv meantime thv Premier pre in connection with the killing of Mrs. eouiing tn Canada will receive finaneial assistance from the- nter-racial problems and white col- i nized, according to the visitors to May Get Acclamation sumably xvill sign thv treaties immediately. Rosalie Ex ans in Mexico was received mization in the tropics in the geog- 1 Toronto, as one of the greatest In Washington and forwarded to British Government in actually settling on the land has been no- -...... I------VIGOROUS ATTACK •aphy section, and the address of Dr. j intellects of the present century. Mexico City for presentation to the go! late,I in London, it was staled unofficially here to-day. In •*. <*. Shrubsall on health and phy- He is seventy-five years of age. That Premier Oliver will he a London, Aug.. 7. The propos?) of Mexican authorities by United Htates tique through the centuries. In the th7 past the British Government has shared with the Canadian Premier MacDonald to sign forthwith \ Charge Hchoenfebl. inthropolngical section. eamVuldto for the legislature m Government half the cost of the transportation offer made to THEORIES OF LAUGHTER Foresters to Hold ! the trr.ni»» betwwn Orel HMLIn j , Th. lm,.r,..i„n pr,v»ll. th»t th. Nelson «luring thv next few «ntl fkivtM KU..I. -irown up t-y Ml, I ltrl“-h •--nmuHjt.Uon tn of th, settlers, but under the new" scheme which is said to have been In the physiology section IT. J. I Anglo-vonf,r,»« yeetertley I ",uel cl.-r.ut,-1 In ,uvh .^rrum- *rever discussed many novel theor- PREPARE TO GREET Convention Here entered into between the Immigration Department and the British weeks and the Nvlaon seat will I ttr,w a vtgorou, «.Utt k from th. I tn« ront»ie«l r,pr,*.nt» os of laughter which tickled the ris- « «pposition when debate was resumed tion* an to the stepe the London Overseas Settlement Board, the British Government will extend lulities of his audience, and m the he opened for him almost imnu - Government deem* it necessary the >hysldlog> section Professor A. T. «’olumbla District of the Ancient In the House of Common* to-day. its assistance and advance money to enable the immigrant* to tilately appareil practically cer ih-der of Foresters, comprising Mexican authorities should take to Tameron. i>r. Tingwal
the secretary of the International and that Irregularities have occurred Conference, according to The in comparatively few cases. Daily Chronicle, stating that re Replying to The Colonist’s asser COMMITTEEMEN IN FIFTY-YARD DASH AT GANGES HARBOR presentative» of the United 8tatee tions. ! do say that the vdter himself QUAKER are in accord with the French (and the party scrutineer#, if any. as proposal to hold a conference of well as the returning officer), is re finance minister» in Parie im sponsible for the disposition of th* mediately after the close ot the ballot paper and for seeing to it that meeting here. the presiding officer performs hii This propyeal was contained In duty in a lawful manner. I contend resolutions submitted last Saturday that the main difference between the for adoption by the \Allted delegates. voter and the presiding officer is that The first of these resolutions per the latter Is dhaiged with the duty of tains to the allocation of payments performing certain acts and punish In luscious received from Germany since Janu able if the fails to perform them, ary It, 1823, and to payments to be whilst It is the duty of the voter to full bodied Five Hundred Members of received during the first year tho see that the presiding officer per Victoria Staff Enjoy Dawes plan is in operation. forms his duty ; in this manner tr»w Syrup SEVERAL CLAIMS voter Is protecting the vote which he Annual Picnic Ambassador Kellogg’s letter, ac has then given, bqt there is no pen cording to the newspaper, states that alty for the voter who failli to protect Helved or Sliced ; in handy-eised his ballot paper. cans to suit your needs. Your Inasmuch as the question of reim Pure Wholesome Trip on Princess Adelaide bursement for the cost of the United . In respect of ballots with counter Grocer ha» them and States army of occupation in the foils attached being dep«jaitV‘«l in the Economical^ Through Islands Thoroughly Rhineland and certain United States ballot box, 1 see no connection be claims for war damages are involved tween this irregularity and absentee Enjoyed and as the programme will Include voting. As far as I know, this ques the question of allocating German tion did not arise in connection with payments for t ht» first yew» under the the absented vote, but with the votes - Photograph by Ooedenovah. minds of 500 members of the staff of I'Hi we* programme, the United States as counted on election day. David Spencer (Victoria) Limited as The committee Jn charge of the annual picnic of Me„r. David Spencer Idd. ye.terdjy at Gang,. Harbor should participate In the proposed There was no such organized the occasion of one of the most en- >>n here , Heading Irom left to right IV* Wllkin.on, Kred Smith. \v R «rant W alter J Laver, Lionel conference. clamor in 1916 when the final results ■ joysble outings in many years. The Locke,•kc. John Akins,Akin». FredProd G.<1. Harper,Harper. Dave Spenver. Perdval A. Hawkea. and F. h. Weacott. The group *■■ taken of the election were held Up on ac The race that followed was one of the most exciting events of the day count of*the soldiers' vote. AS far as l rendezvous was Ganges Harbor, the just at the start of the egg and spoon race, beautifully located vacation spot on 1 know, there was not a single com- paint about the delay in VS21», SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS Salt Spring Island. jy woman who said she was Mrs Other People’s Views Thfre may be reason* for recon Vnder idea! weather conditions, 881^749288 Anna Laurie, wife of a Jewish rabbi sidering the advisability of contin Two hours' drive from Port Angeles, Wash. the picnic proceeded from its open H>f Houston. Texas. She urged that ADMIRALTY DECREE a Jury of rabbis be called' to "Rear the uing the provisions of the Elections ing event to the closing number Letters addressed to the Kditor and In Act, providing for absentee voting; Largest Hotel, Concrete Swimming Pool, and Dancing without hitch, and with added de trial. She was taken to the psycho- tended for publication must be short ana legibly written The longer en article the there may be reasons for shortening lights that from a wise choice of Judgment in The, Paachena vs. IMthic hospital for observation. Pavilion in Olympic Mountains 'A* members of the Loeb and Leo shorter the chance of Ineertlon. All com - the time between polling day and ths playground. At the Island the large The Griff has been handed down munlcattoi.e must bear the name and ad pold families left the criminal courts counting of the absentee vqte, but Music, Dancing, Swimming, Fishing, Hunting and easy mountain party found diversity of Interest that by Mr. Justice Martin. Judge in dress of the writer, but not for publication ARE ALWAYS FILLED building, a tall, frail young woman unless the owner wishes. The publication there can be no good reason for mis appealed to every taste. Boating, trails. the B.V. Adihtralty District, to dashed to their automobile-and stood or rejection of articles la a matter entirely representation .of facts, nor for attri swimming, rttmhles in the shady day. on a piutlon to set aside ap In tho discretion of the Kdltor. No respon Two Stages Daily from Port Angeles bareheaded In a driving rain trying sibility la assumed by the paper for MSS. buting to the system of absentee vot Wjoods, field sports and «lancing, praisement value of the salved to gain attention until policemen ing irregularities in no way con added to the hospitality of ielami Capt. J. W. Troup, of C.P.R., submitted to the Editor. Hates on application. scow Griff. The Judgment finds ordered her away. nected therewith. residents, left no room for dis Mrs. GEO. UPPERT, Manager. Declares Prospects Brighter ( against the defendant with costs NO "MODEL VILLAGE" In the 1920 elections, the absentee appointment. In any event. The value of the vote was approximately ten per cent, Nothing occureit to mar the corri- seow as appraised was given as of the whole. In the recent election, pletenes.s of a perfect day. It was Has Hopes of Great Future $10.000 from which the owners ap INDIAN RESERVES To the Editor:—With reference to the special from Montreal in your the number of absentee Votes cast a contentedly happy departmental pealed by way of motion. The ISSUE SETTLED was approximately eight per cent, of family that returned to Victoria For West Coast of Island full Judgment wilt be.cited shortly. Issue of July 29. which quotas Capt. Vince as stating they have con the whole. shortly before 10 o’clock last night.
VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 FOUNDING OF HALIFAXIREV. T. J. DOWLING TbGMSml (ihoun 4tin) IdenUfitl It* ftnulm gmatmrtttd Gold-S—l C—goIrntm Art-Raft SUBJECT OF PEE pud Gtld-Stol Congoleum By It*- Yard ll gloot g— It* protection of put moot} tec* People Yesterday Saw Nova Was in Eighty-fifth Year; guarantpp. Scotia Scenes of 175 Years Oldest Roman Catholic j Ago Re-enacted Bishop in Canada
Halifax. Aug. 7.—An historic scene Hamilton. Aug. 7.—Right Rev. was re-enacted here yesterday in Thomas J. Dowling, fourth Bishop of connection with the anniversary Hamilton, died last night at the carnival, when the founding of Bishop's Palace after a lingering Halifax by Hon. Edward Cornwallis. Illness. In failing health for several years, he had suffered during the 175 years ago was carried out in last three yeans several very serious pageantry on the campus of Dal- illnesses, each of which, it was housie f ntverelty, near what is be feared, would end in death. On three lieved to be the exact spot upon occasions he had been anointed for which Cornwallis planted the British death. After the first two he recov flag in 174». l Shortly after noon n tall sided, ered sufficiently to he able to be stumpy little craft, gaudily painted, about, and last Christmas attended swung up the quiet waters of the the midnight mass at St. Mary's Northwest Arm and sent a boat Cathedral, an event which, when ashore loaded with red-coated physically able he -never missed. A officers and swarthy sailors The few days ago he took a turn for the craft was a replica of Cornwallis worse and on Tuesday pneumonia de •Sphinx" and the landing party In veloped. At noon yesterday physi Right out, Jack— cluded men impersonating Corn cians announced death only a few s\t* wallis and his staff. On hours away and his condition grew they were met by two friendly gradually worse until the end came. Indians, who guided them to a grassy I’m all cleaned up glade a short dletance Inland But Thomas Joseph Dowling was horn whereas the historic landing 1 « a February 28. 1810. in the County of years ago was witnessed by only hair Umerick, Iceland. At the age of All Summer F rocks Have Been Still early in the morning and her Popular Rug Sixes—Low Prices a dosen French and Indians, the route eleven yettrs he moved td Hamilton \ <>f march yesterday was lined by j Ontario, with his father. There he kitchen is “tidied up" I Thanks to her 9x3 feet $ 5.25 9* 9 feet $14.00 thousands of people and the grassy received hia elementary education in easily cleaned Congoleum Art-Rug this glade" was galled in. not by the j a select school. 9x4» feet 7.50 9 x10* feet 16.50 forest of Cornwall,!"’* time, but a j in 1855 he entered Rt. Michael's housewife has time for play. throng of cheering people estimated C
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cycles, musical instruments, watches, and films. Only in a very indirect way would they in Btrtnria latlg tiJimrs volve a great steel industry. And it should Dr. Frank Crane on not be forgotten that the duties were not actually » THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1924 “Doumergue” KIRK’S repealed until the first of this month. «Copyright# Published Eyery Afternoon Except Sunday by \ If The Montreal Star and its high protec SAVE MONEY THE TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING tionist friends want to make political capital COMPANY, LIMITED AN the thirteenth of June, M. Gaston Dou- WELLINGTON out of the McKenna duties they ought «V least Offices: Corner Broad and Fort Streets " ’ mergue was elected President of the to remember what articles were taxed. .It s French Republic, by the National Assembly at too much to expect them to recall that when Versailles. This National Assembly consisted ON DRUGS Business Office (Advertising) ...... Phone 1M0 WB SELL FOR LESS Circulation ...... Phone 334» Mr. Austen Chamberlain renewed these im of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies com WE SELL FOR LESS Editorial Office ...... Phone 45 bined. 139 posts in 1919 he was insistent that hencefor At. Doumergue received five hundred and For over Thirty Year* our'’Low Price* and courteous Service have won Public Confidence. Try SUBSCRIPTION RATES ward the renewal date should be May 1 in fifteen votes as against three hundred and nine U* for Your Next Drxlg Wants. 1 To Prance. Belgium. Greece, etc.. .$1 Oh per month stead of August 1 in order that their strictly by his nearest competitor. City delivery ...... V...... $1 00 per month By mall (exclusive of —k'anada. provisional nature should be the more easily M. Doumergue is considered a radical So DRUGS Great Britain and UnrtBff States l« 00 per aimum recognized from permanent duties—renewable cialist but a mild one. So mild Indeed that the TOILET GOODS on August I each year. The date was altered bulk the Socialists and Radicals were op $1.00 Liquid Petrolatum ...... $ .75 $ .50 Pond's Cold Cream ...... $ .38 posed to him and he_was' elected by the more .75 Nujol...... 62 .50 Pond's Vanishing Cream...... SHOULD RECONSIDER accordingly. Mr. Snowden extended it to moderate votes of the Assembly, by those who .38 August I in this yeàr of repeal "to give manu considered it necessary for the traditional 1.50 Nujol ...... 1.10 .50 Lambert's Shampoo ...... 38 facturers a breathing space." policies of France to be maintained. It .50 Painkiller ...... 30 .50 Pompador Slay Fix...... 38 E hope the Provincial Government should not___be- forgotten that M. Doumergue 25c Fluid Magnesia...... When British Trades Union employment voted for and defended M. Poincares foreign ... .10 .50 Pepsodent...... 45 will reconsider its decision to con The Triumph of Expert Tea Blending .60 Listerine...... 48 .25 Vinolia Tooth Paste...... W figures are issued twelve months from now' it |M>U’cy in the Senate and approved of France’s Sold by Grocers Throughout Cenade .10 tribute nothing more substantial than a hand will be discovered that the repeal of the Mc entry into the Ruhr. t 1 20 Listerine ...... 96 .25 Listerine Tooth Paste...... 10 shake to the arrangements for the entertainment Kenna duties will have had just about as There were only three candidates. M. Dou-* 1.25 Eno't Fruit Salts ...... 08 .50 Tarira Dent Tooth Paste...... 38 mergue, M. Pain le ve and third, M. Vameilnat. of the British Association for the Advancement much effect upon the industrial condition of .60 Cald&clCs Syrup of Pepsin. . .38 1.25 Coty's Face Porvdcr ...... 08 The result of the voting was that M. Dou- See Ho— sod fee Better .50 Bromo Seltzer...... of Science on its visit to British Columbia this .Britain as even many lories expect it to have raergue received 515 votes. M Painleve 309, .44 . 1 5 Baby's Own Soap, 3 for...... 25 —precious little. and M. Vameilnat 21. Having polled more 1.50 Wilson's Port Wine...... 1.25 .50 Palm Olive Shampoo...... 38 month. The Governments of Ontario, Sas than half the votes cast. M. Doumergue was 1.00 Lysol ...... 75 .35 Palm Olive Shaving Cream.... .27 therefore declared elected. katchewan and Alberta, with a proper appre AFTER THE CONFERENCE Take Care of .50 Cm Pills...... 33 .60 Forhan's Tooth Paste...... 48 M. Francois-Mar sa l announced to M. Dou • 1.00 D.D.D. . . ciation of the importance of the Association, m&Pttii**. in a private reception room called the ... .88 .10 IVinsome Soap, 3 for...... 25 the greatest aggregation of scientific leaders in OLITICAL WTiters in, the United States Salle Marengo, that he had been elected Presi Your Eyes .50 Castor .Oil...... e e ... .38 .85 1-lb. Hospital Cotton...... 68 are speculating upon the possibility of dent. and M. Marsal, who during the interre- .50 Olive Oil...... 38 .50 M fr L Toilet Water...... 38 the world, and the advantages which can be gum had been constitutionally charged with all You know what a priceless PPresident Coolidge calling a new disarmament .50 Aromatic Cascara...... t.. .38 .25 Peroxide ...... 10 derived by their provinces from its tour, have executive powers, handed them over to the possession your eyes are so conference before the presidential election. new President. .15 Canned Heat. 5 for .... .50 .50 Ingram's After Shave...... 38 taken an active interest in the activities of the lie careful that you do not They contend that such a move on the part After thanking Mr. Martin and M. Marsal .35 Milk of Magnesia...... 24 .27 wear glasses that do not suit party and have given tangible assistance to of the chief .cxASfiive would appeal very for their congratulations, M. l>oumergue said 1.50 3-lb. Tin Molt Extract . . ... 1.15 .35 Odorono ...... 22 the preparations for its visit. The amount strongly to that growing élément in the coun that he would endeavor to put into practice you. at thé RIy&ee the same principles of fidelity HOUSEHOLD RUBBER APRONS sought from the British Columbia Government try which would sacrifice a good deal to help to ideals' and love of country which had been If you have reason to doubt $ 1.25 Vacuum Bottles...... $ .80 Saves hashing and ironing. Regular $1.25, is fifteen hundred dollars, about half the pro the cause of permanent peace. his. during a political life extending over thirty the accuracy of your glasses Genuine Thermos Bottles, 1 pint. A limited If the présent International Conference had .wars. - ' —let me examine them to for ...... 80 number only. Regular $1.50 .... 1.00 vision which has been made by the Govern After shaking hands wltjt $he Senators and not taken place, and if the reparations ques day. .1 make glasses from as STATIONERY SPECIALS ment of Saskatchewan. This is a very modest tion were not as near a settlement as it ap Deputies and. thevjnembers of the French and foreign press, and thanking them all for their low as $ .20 Ye Hum W ritmg Tablet...... S .14 EBONY HAIR BRUSHES pears to he at the moment, it is fairly safe sum considering the purpose for which it is congratulations, M. Doumergue drove off .35 V'ellum IVriting Tablet...... 27 From $1.00 to $6.00 desired, and contrasted with other outlays, to say that President Coolidge would hesitate , through the troop-lined streets in an open car bearing the Presidential 'flag to the Elysee, or $4.50 .15 Envelopes...... which we could easily mention, not half so before taking any action which his opponents . 50 Papetrie* ...... 40 Friday and Saturday 25 Per Cent Off. might charge to political motive. But if the official residence of the President. useful. It is not often the Government has What M. Doumergue will -do with his new business which is now being transacted in Lon-^ position is as yet uncertain, but he is the dis Always a Graduate Pharmacist to Fill your Prescriptions. Mgil orders despatched same day as an opportunity of helping to impress so many don shall be as successful as it promises to be, tinct choice of the’majority of the deputies se J. ROSE Optician and Optometrist rece ived. world-famous people with the attractions of one there is very good reason why the world might lected by the people and the reign of a con stitute.nal head of the state is always followed Registered under HU Optometry Act of Canada's greatest provinces at so little ex look to the L-nited State* to call another gath with “Interest. 1013 .Government Street pense. The people of British Columbia, it is ering and give the nations an opportunity to take full and practical advantage of the set WE SELL FOR true, desire proper economy in the administra tlement which is now expected. First Ship on the Great Lakes Halls Hall’s CITY MANAGER ------LESS ------tion of’their affairs, but they do not want any Our neighbors are interested in the Dawes 1304 Douglas St Phone 201 penny-wise-pound-foolish application of it. plan and Ambassador Kellogg and other IT was on August 7, 1679 that the first ship to sail the waters of the Great Lakes ànove Vancouver. Aug. 7.—Proposal to J Certainly they are not petty enough to balk American representatives in London have con Nia gar Falls breasted the waves of stormy broaden the duties of City Comptrol ler Pllklngton to a point where he j at the expenditure of so small a sum for so tributed in no mean fashion to the success of Lake Erie. She was the Griffin, so named by would be virtually city manager was , by the council on Friday. The ex the Conference to date. On that accoun1 her owner and builder. R4frte Robert Vavaller, approved by the city finance com- I useful a purpose. Sieur de la Salle, in honor of his friend and tended powers Include the right to I alone the completion of the inevitable treaties mit tee yesterday afternoon, and a by supervise all current or contemplated patron, the great Count Frontenac. Governor law to that effect will be dealt with expenditures in every department, to \ TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY might well be followed by another effort, on of Canada, whoee family —entchooa bora the SHUTÏINC OFF BUSINESS demand information from all depart - ! Victoria Times, August 7, 1899 American soil, to encourage a higher quality of device of three talons of the fabulous bird- mental heads about expenditures tn i international trust. animal. their departments.-and in case of dis- | WO Californian motorists got out of > Actual discussion of armament reduction It had cost a fortune to build and rig her pute to refer the matter to a com Alexander- Henderson. Q.ÇL, M.P.P. for New Westminster, was sworn in the wilderness throughout that long Winter Sidelights on a Great mittee of the council. In to-day as Attorney-General, succeeding Hon. Joseph Martin, resigned. their car on Douglas Street ^yesterday and the carrying out of demolition programmes Tafternoon and asked if the town was always of 167V1679. I„a Salle of the iron will had had Industry D. R. Ker. who has been In the Yukon, visited Atlln on his way may not prevent war, may not even put an end enemies In wind and wave and weather to try YOUNG LIBERALS * down. Mr. Ker estimates that $750,000 worth of gold will come out this as quiet as it appeared to be to them at that to competitive building of the more modern hiji courage, but worse than these was the Summer. time—between three and four. The Yrictorian engines of -destruction, but every international treachery in his own camp. His pilot, prob Vancouver. Aug. 7.—Young Lib Dan Godfrey's famous hand will visit Victoria. Vancouver, New ably In the pay of the Interests who were erals base hall team qualified to Westminster, and Nanaimo this month, and plans are belfig made to seat who satisfied their curiosity explained the half interchange of view on this subject serves to seeking to compass his ruin, had managed 5,000 LUMBER meej Vernon Saturday afternoon In 4.000 persons at the concert here. holiday, the races at the Willows. and the Gar emphasize the utter futility of human conflict to wreck the vessel which had brought La the provincial playoff series when den Party, at Government House. He sug and helps to disarm men's minds. As that pro Salle over I.ake Ontario from hi* selgneury at gested to the. visitors that these were three Fort Frontenac, where Kingston Is to-day, after Hec t’ann rajna across the plate cess succeeds so will lasting peace be nearer. I-a Salle had gone ashore All the equipment direct causes of virtually empty streets and a WORKERS IN with the winning run In the ninth and supplies Tiad gone down except some tackle against Carleton Centre last night, THE SHOES FOR more or less general stoppage of business. and the anchors for the Griffin Moreover, his before another bumper crowd at Ath Mr. Bowser will get lots of fun by separat men were mnUmtaHy Incited tn mutiny by “Well.” said one of the prosperous-look letic Park. The score was 3-1. FLORSHEIM WELL DRESSED MEN ing Californians. "I should have thought that ing the "wheat" from 4he "tares" as the dele paid agitator* among Them, arid he" could FRASER VALLEY hardly trust his officers. Then, new equip at this time of the year the stores would have gates to the Conservative gathering come up 1300 OoTerament 3k to him to offer their regrets next Saturday. ment being necessary, news arriving that his NEPTUNE FASTEST PIGEON been open all the day time to ease us of some creditors in Montreal were already pressing, FIVE FOLD INCREASE IN THE Modern Shoe Co. Phone 1866 of our holiday money; We got m this morn mg and attacked with snow-blindness, hack In TIMBER CUT IN ELEVEN San Francise». Aug. 7.—Neptune, Does the Vktorian who is for ever saying February to Fort Frontenac on snowshoe* owned by Gqorge Murrl* of lievke- YEARS and thought of doing a bit of shopping. Any "the Town's dead" stop to think that his own along the southern short of I«ake Ontario he ley. was returned the- winner to-day way, I guess we'll be here a couple of days effort to make it more lively is often equalled, went with two of his men. leaving Tonty, the of w'hat is believed to have been the Over 100 Big Freighters Lead Lumber first overseas pigeon race ever held. FOR RESULTS USE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS. or so." This conversation is very probably by the energy of a dead mouse. only man he ever fully trusted in the wilder- typical ofÜôzem of others of a similar nature. r.t-Hs, to command the shipwright operations. in Fraeer River in 30 Menthe On the east. the present Vnited States — It is one morje illustration of how to lose busi British Columbia's goods should he in the side of the Niagara -River, six miles above Hti Fraser Valley provides an window t in every sense of the term when the ness. Niagara Falls, at the mouth of Gayuga Creek T other very striking example of Surely the time has come when Victoria British scientists come to thiô Province towards and behind the shelter of Cayuga Island, the what the British Columbia forest In- j DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED camp was made, trees were felled,, stocks set Store Hours: 1 a.m. >.m.; Wednesday, 1 p.m.: the end of the present month. It will lie a dust ries are doing to assist the de - ; should do something on its own account to us, and the ribs begun La Salle was there increase its business and extend its payrolls. splendid opportunity to give first hand in to drive the first holt Then Tonty carried on. velopment of the province. It can not expect to prosper as it has a right formation to men of great influence. In spite of interruption and peril from hostile Approximately 9,00t).000.000 feet of j to prosper if it subscribes to a condition which Seneca Indians, who prowled Incessantly about. the fijiest merchantable timber on tl.« A contemporary remarks that "democracy Hie work progressed, PUdsof the savages to Pacific Coast represents the stand of \ advertises the town as quite satisfied with five never yet won an empire and its capability bum the hull were foiled. In spite of near the Fraser Valley from North Rend and a half days' business each week." Vic starvation through the loss of the supplier to the sea. of keeping one has yet to be tested." Our aboard th«* wrecked vessel, the men were he'd toria's trouble is'too many channels of expendi In this district there are over 70; impression is that the recent unexampled, war to their task. Fresh Meats ture and nothing like enough avenues of saw and ahtngh- mills. Including the ; was a pretty good test of the capacity of a revenue. LMNALLY, the Griffin was finished. There largest plant in the province, also I democracy for keeping an empire. The only J was a ceremony, half military half relig in.-re than 40 logging < amps with 100 j CASH AND CARRY miles of logging rallroatf 'aeUially j great empire heavily subjected to that test which ious. for her launching She was a staunch built and under const ruction. - little craft of forty-five tons burden, and. If HIGH PROTECTIONIST FICTION was not destroyed was the one based upon These concerns employ over S.OfiO Shmilliers Mutton, half or whole, lb. 17C Rolled Pot Roasts, per lb...... 13C her timbers were not seasoned, they were st democratic institutions, while the Russian. Ger workers, with an annual payroll ex- : Legs Mutton, half or whole, per lb.. 27 to 7 lbs., per lh,...15ç Sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb. 17
x. DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Store Heure: • e.m. te • p.m.: Wednesday, t p.m.: Saturday. • p.m. August Homefurnishings Sale A Sale of Boys’ Clothing
August is just the time to fix up your home with new cosy cheer-for the long Winter months to come. This August Sale'gives you an opportunity to do it at the lowest cost. and Furnishings Friday and Saturday
Cretonne „ On or about the 15th of August we open an exclusively Boys' Store, when we expect Wilton Rugs Clearing at, a yard 29c to look after the boys as they should be looked after. This Boys' Store will be opened Cretonne and Drajwry with a new stock purchased for the Fall season, therefore we are selling at reduced Marked at Prices That Chintz. 36 inches wide, and shown in fine selec prices the balance of oar present stock we do not want. Will Mean Quick tion of designs. An extra special value. Reg. 39c. Clearing Two Lines Of Clearance August Sale, a yard 39«t —Drapery, Second "Floor m Wilton lings, 4 ft. li x 7 ft. 6. Reg. *22.7.» for ...... 915.00 BOYS' SUITS Wilton Rugs. !) ft. x !l ft. Thesè -I ? an- shown in attractive designs Colored anil are excellent grade. Value to *59.50. August Sale I‘rive. Scotch $4.95 and $7.95 each...... $39;75 Wilton Rugs, size 9 ft. x 10 ft. li in. A rug of fine quality with blue ground. Regular A Selection of Fine English Made Suits of grey value *69.00 for ...... "...... $40.75 Madras flannel and light colored, all-wool tweeds. These One only, Wilton Rug. 9 tt. x IV. An hnglisih made rug of siljierh grade ami attractive Outstanding Values for are well tailored -with plain backs or in half belter design. Reg. value *99.50 On sale for ...... "...... $60.75 August Sale model. The pants are plain. Eaeh DZ Qf —Carpets, Second Floor Suit and a real bargain at...... tgAsVtf Scotch madras 36 inches wide; grey- and black Bov*’ Suits in Tweed Mixture, each with two pairs Dundee Brussels Rugs—August Sale, Each $150 grounds with' pretty col of bloomers made in belter models: very neat and ored borders. On sale, a , dressy ; well tailored and shown in brown mixtures, Genuine Frame Made Brussels Rugs. 27x34 inches, made of jute yarns and each an out yard .. !...... 50C ’llie wants have Governor fasteners. 95 standing value a: ...... $1.50 Special clearance price, each * —Carpet», Second Floor SeotcR Madras, 36 inches -Boys’ Cloth!ns. Main Floor wide with plain colors of Some Handsome Bedroom Suites For August blue, brown, rose and green ; attractive designs. Clearance Keg. a yard *1.00 for 75r* Boys’ Pants at Boys’ Jerseys and Sweaters Boys’ Overalls -—Drapery. Second Flout Special Clearance Prices, per These Bedroom Suites are of a Superior Type, All Well Constructed and Superbly Finished 50c and 95c Clearing Friday and pair, 85c and 98c Five-piece Walnut He'd room Suite, made Four-piece, Bedroom Suite, in mahogany- Boys’ i’aiits of excellent Boys’ Overalls of khaki and up of bowfoot tied, dresser, vanity dress finish, consisting of bowfoot bed, dresser, 36-In. Curtain grade khaki drill, made n Saturday blue denim, of excellent ing table, ehifferohe and bench. Sale ehifferohe and vanity dresser. August Sale. sixes for the ages of 4 to 6 grade and in sizes for the complete for ...... $170.00 ages of ,3 to 7 years. <\11 price ...... $330.00 years. They are well made Boys' All-wool Jerseys, light weight, with buttoned shoulder or A Six-piecj>3Vory Knamel Bedroom Suite, Scrim f ami ordinarily sell for polo collar; navy blue or grey with cardinal trimmed collar; sizes sizes. Reg. *1.25 for . ,85< A Three-piece Black Walnut Suite consists made lip W dresser, dressing table, chif *1.00 « pair. Clearance 24 to 26 only. Regular value, each, $1.17, for...... $1.00 Boys' Bib Overalls, made of August Sale, a Yard, 22c of Sanitary at - CROWD WATCHING EVENTS AT CANGES PICNIC mired, though no prises were offered Kirkham’s for this class of work. MEN!— Lieut.-Governor and Mrs. The llower exhibits showed bril And All Perishables Handled Through Our Cooling System. liant-hued gladioli and some line Buy EDMONDS FOOT FITTERS Nichol Entertained Large dahlias, also some woll-cared for Agent—THORNE'S SHOE STORE house-plants. 643 Yates Street Clark's Veal, Ham and Tongue, Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Number of Guests The room set aside for made In per pkg...... 19f tlrltl.h Columbia product». In charg Look for the Big Shoe Sign Outside reg. L’Oc tins for ...... 13# or Wm. Angus, dlyptavçd «dnsy Shredded Wheat, pkg. 12*/n< With ideal Slimmer weather to rooting. Bapeo paints. BjHIShCoI Argood Chow Pickles, give the final touch of perfec umbla brushes and tweeds, basketry Collection of hJbe—1. Mr, Ranns. reg. 40e j*r for ...... 28c Pacific Milk, large tins.. 11# Inlaid work and furniture made by tion to a delightful function, the disabled soldiers in the Red < rose TomatOM—1. J. Hutchln«on; 2, Happy rale or Solar Sliced Pine- Puffed Wheat, pkg...... 12' j# annual garden party at Govern workshops. Mr. Butler. Blue Grass Belle Molasses, ment House took place yesterday Mr...... Booth, assisted...... by Mrs. Kelly. Division E—Fruit applerreg. :t5i- tins for 25# convened tTSe exhibition, Raspberries—1, J. Hutchinson; S« Or 5 tin» for ...... *1.00 extra quality, J tins ... 25£ when His Honor the Lieutenant- of the different divisions were Mes- Mrs. Stevens. Governor and Mrs. Nichol en dame, Lockley. I^vle,. Wallace. Mc- Logans—1, E. Bailey; 2, Mrs. Farlane. Elton. Hotllgan. Putt. Ap- Walden. . . _ B.C. Sugar, ‘JO lbs. $ 1.60 Royal Crown Soap, tertained several hundred guests. plehv. [ticket». Hroaker. Cave, Gray Blackberries—1. J. Hutchinson; 1, *1 liars in pkg. for...... 20# The gardens are unusually beau and Ml„ Steven,. E. Saunders. , , ____ Tea was served throughout the Rowat's Onion Pickles, s tiful this year and made an Rhubarb, large—1. Mrs. Applebjrj afternoon in the grounds, where 2. Mrs. Ranns. „ __ , 2 in 1 Tan Polish, 2 tins... 15C idyllic setting for this mfost popular good trade was also done in ice Rhubarb, small—1. Mrs. T. WSl* bottb-...... 35C the Hummer social functions. of cream and candle» at the respective lace; 2. Mrs. Holllgan. Rail to Tuna Fish, large tin 40# The Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. Orange Pekoe Tea, lb....54# FI A-list of prise- winner» follows : Apples—1, J. Harper; 2, Mr. Butler. Nichol, who were accompanied* t»y Peaches—1. Fred Ricketts; 2. Mrs. Or 2 Ihs. for ...... *1.00 Quaker Strawberries, their daughter. Miss Maraquitu Division A—Horn» Cooking A Heald. reg. 35c tin for...... 25# Nichol. received their guests on the Bread, white—1. Mrs. A. Heald; Christie's Soda Biicuita, lawn before the Hummer house and Pears—1, Mr. Butler. Or 5 tins for ...... *1.00 —-Photograph t / dfswsovsh Mrs. A. Ixickley. Division F—Plants end Flowers l*e# tin ...... 42# as the guests paraded across the ve Bread, brown—1, Mrs. Elston; t. The accomvanyln, pleure .how, . .««bn of the large crowd of .he David Spencer Untiled picnicker. In- vet greensward the scene was a gay 'Best collection of house plant*-* Mrs. A Ixockley. .. .. » Mra. Ranna; 2. Mrs. Booth. Brown Sugar, 3 lbs. .... 25f terested hi the sports programme. The tug-of-war team Is holding the centré of the stage. one. Seldom have Hummer frocks . Dinner 'rolls—1. Mrs. A. Heald; 2. Rogers' Syrup, 9-lb. tin.. 18# been prettier than this season and i Mrs. J. Hutchinson. Bouquet of cut flowers—rl, Mrs. the colorings at yesterday's gather Saddler; 2. Mrs. Booth. lain biscuits- 1. Mrs. Davies; z. Sweet peas—1. Mrs. L. Hall; 2, Oood Cooking Apples, Mild Cheese, lb...... 24# ing vied with Nature In brilliance of Mrs: Rhodes. Scotch Mrs. Saddler. _ .e shortbread—1. Mrs. A. Wal Gladiolas—1. Mrs. W. Saddler, 3, 4 Ihs...... 25# Reception Mincemeat, lb. 20# After the formal’ reception the lace; 2. Mrs. Williamson. guests wandered through the lovely Cookies—1, Mrs. Elton; 2, Mra. L J. Hutchinson. ... _ Ripe Tomatoes, lh. .. . 15# Ripe Olives, lb...... ,40# SOCIAL AND PERSONAL grounds and later enjoyed tea which Dahlias ( cactus)—l. Mr»- Saddler, was served from a spacious marquee 2. Mrs. Jacklin. _ . fresh Roasted Peanuts, lh. 15# Peanut Butter, lb;...... ,18# Layer cake—1, Mrs. McFajlanc; 2, Dahlias (collection)—1, Mrs. Jack* erected on the tennis lawn under the Mrs. Goodwin Miss Knox has returned home from Mlss Nonle Cutler has left to lln; 2. Mrs. Saddler. New Potatoes, 13 lbs...... 25# Sugar Cured Bacon, spend a few weeks’ vacation as the shade of the fine old trees. Through Sponge cake—1. Gladys Hutchin a visit in Vancouver. out the afternoon music was dis Roses—1. Mrs. Booth; 2, Mrs. F. piece or half, lb...... 28# guest of friends In Vancouver. Before son; 2. Mrs. J. Hutchinson. Preah Corn, , A * VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 of the patient shows that the investi PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTS. 5^65 gators early set aside Ehrlich’s the ory, although fired by his Ideas, Dr. E Dels polned out. The search started with the aim of securing compounds with a maximum affinity for the pro toplasm, or body material of the An Unusually Breakfast at the Bay OISEUSES MAY BE parasites, and thus exerting a maxi Restaurant Opens at S.30 A.M. mum poisonous action on them, but Attractive List of at the same time, without affinity for the organism of the host. The FRIDAY BARGAINS ; Tl lew which now prevails Is that In many case» there Is some reaction with the body fluids or tissues of the Friday is our weekly Bargain Day when all departments make a point of offering one or more lines of seasonable merchandise at Progress in Fight is Described sufferer, which Is essential for the successful combating of the Invading special low prices. To-morrow the bargains are exceptionally good as you will realize after reading this advertisement. Some of By Dr. H. H. Dale of germs, but which is without harmful London influence on the human body. » the lines are limited in quantity so early shopping is advisable. Store opens at 8.30 a. m. MECHANISM OF CURES Leader Addresses Physiolo That the exact mechanism of cures The Coolest Store hus not yet been worked out. al Home Furnishing Bargains For Friday gists at British Association though many of them are used widely in the City Meeting and successfully. Is illustrated by the state of knowledge as to the means The other day when the Final Clearance of Wash Frocks Shoppers by 'which quinine controls malaria. thermometer registered 94 In Four Groups $2.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 Toronto. Aug. 7—Do Germane hold "Although it was one of the earliest outside the store the Our August Homo Furnishing Sale is your opportunity to the secret key to East Africa? le of chemotheropeutlc discoveries, the. temperature on our main GROUP 1—Values to $6.66 for $2.96 Drug 205 the combination which will cure of malaria by quinine has never floor was a little less than buy good furniture, good rugs and other furnirhings at op’en the door of the Congo to civi been satisfactorily explained,” the 76, while on the lower main oral voile, checked and plaid gingham Dresses In *11 new greatly reduced prices. If you do not care to pay in one speaker reminded his audience. Those lization? These were the questions It was only about 70. This ades, trimmed with organdie, muslin and lace; QFC asked to-day by H. H. Dale. C.B.E who are probing the question are amount down we will gladly arrange terms to suit your Was because of our modern Sall sizes; values to $6 95. Sale Price...... iUM. t M.D., F.R.B.. head of the department again driven to the view that though v e n 11 ! ating equipment, convenience. of biochemistry and pharmacology of the quinine haa no hurtful effect on GROUP 2—Values to $8.86 for $4.86 the Medical Research Council. Lon the body. It does react with the tis which provides for a com LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE AT BALE PRICES plete change of air In chambray, crepe, metallic spot voile and ratine. All the don. In his presidential address to the sues. 6 Only, Tall Pedestals physiology section of the British As TASK FOR CHEMISTS throughout the store every newest styles with dainty collar and cuffs, long waist with 10 Floor Lamp Shafts sociation for the Advancement of three minutes. Why not narrow belts. Trimmed with drawn work, organdie and self In fumed oak and mahogany Fitted with long allk cords and While the chemical treatment of <8clence here. come to Hudson’s Bay and material; In fleeh. green, orchid, flame, yellow, sand, peach finish, substantially made and disease Is still on not a altogether tassels. Regular $21.00. Bale Germany has a key. Dr. Dale ad shop in cool and comfort, and white; all sizes; values to $8.95. <£4 well finished ; regular $12.00. mitted. but so have the French. Drug satisfactory basis, the time for trial Sale Price ...... $7.96 Price...... $17.56 and error method* In developing no matter how warm the 109. developed at the Pasteur Insti day may be? tute. Is equally efficacious as a cure medicines df this kind has passed. GROUP 3—Values to $10.60 for $6.96 6 Only, Fern Stands 2 Only Mahogany Finished for the dread sleeping sickness which Dr. Dale pointed out. Many of the In fumed oak and walnut Music Cabinets results which 4he research w'orkers VerV becoming styles In fancy ratine, straight line models wreaks havoc In tropical countries finish, complete with metal have obtained are conflicting, but with hip pocket or slight fullness at eldes. Some have Regular value $12.50. Sale and in their arsenical drug “Trypar- order Is gradually being brought out embroidered organdie collars and fronts, others are trimmed pan; regular $13.60. Sale Price $•.60 samido,” workers at the Rockefeller Price ...... $8.95 Institute have revealed another of the chaos, and concrete achieve with linen collar and cuffs and leather girdle#, In all the ments are already to the credit of Hosiery Bargains • Only, Walnut Finiahed means.by which Africa Vnay be made newest -shades; "size# to 42; values to $10.50. QPC 1 Only, Closed Desk those who are doing the work. Paul Sale Price ...... «DÜeVtJ Windsor Chairs * habitable for white people. In walnut finish,’ with large Ehrlich’s first theory would still ap Speaking of “205," developed after writing surface and good locks, With shaped seats and bow pear to hold Lu modified form, in the fifteen years of continuous work on For Friday well finished; regular $50,00. backs, well finished; Tegular light of the latest studies of Avery GROUP 4—Values to $12.50 for $6.95 the part of the scientific staff Of the Sale Price ...... $37.50 $12.50. Sale Price .. $9.76 and Heldelberger. of the Rockefeller Lisle Hose Beautiful dresses In basket weave, drawn thread, checked Bayer Dye and Chemical Corporation, Strong quality Lisle Hose with ; and striped ratines, also fine voile with embroidered panels, Dr. Dale said. “There seems to be no Institute, who have been attempting to analyse the structure of a pneu reinforced heels and toes, deep pleatings, side flounces, etc. All new models In dainty com reason to doubt that this substance hemmed top. In black, brown bination colors Including black and whiter; sizes Jg has cured a number ef cases of Afri mococcus, a pathogenic type, with the object of determining the exact che and white; Mizes 84 to 10. Sale to 42; values to $12.50. Sale Price... Exceptional Bargains in Carpels can sleeping sickness In man. even Price, 3 pairs for ....$1.00 some In which the disease was well mical machinery W’hereby combina —Second Floor >1 Only Axmlnster Bus. *tze 6.9 by 9; 1 Only Wilton Rug, size 11.1 by advanced and In which all previous tion with the remedial drug takes Hudson is Lisle Hose regular $33.50. Sale Price. $21.75 13.6. regular I102M. Rale Price place. They forecast, lo this way. the ...... $$5.00 known remedies had failed.” Made from specially selected 1 Only Axmlnster Rug, size 9 by 9; day when all Infectious diseases, bac yarns, with deep hemmed tops, regular $45 00. Sale Price. $35.00 Mohair Rugs PROGRESS FORESHADOWED terial and protqxan. will resolve reinforced heels and toes, In 1 Only Axmlnster Rug, *txe 9 by 6 only English Mohair Rugs. In The development of this compound themselves Into a matter * for the black, grey, brown, camel, black or gold shade. curl centres Is an earnest of results which may Extra Special Bargains in Cream Sports 10.6; regular $52.50. Sale ^rice with self border*, else 24 In. by chemist, 'who need only solve the polo, sand; sises 8% to 10. shortly be expected In the way of 48 in.; regular $6.25. Sale Pries equations which tell what reactions Sale Price, per pair...... u46< treatment for Infectious diseases of are taking place between the bodies 1 Only Plain Seamieee Axmlnster man, following upon Paul Ehrlich’s —Main Floor Skirts Rug, size 7 6 by 9: regular $65 00 Wilton Door Mate of the invading organism, the tissues Sale Price...... $55.00 Good quality Wilton Door Mats revolutionary Ideas on the subject of of the sufferer and the curative Cream Flannel Skirts Cream Flannel Skirts 1 Only Wilton Rug, else » bv Î, with fringed ends, size 18 In. by chemotherapy. In Prof. Dale's In wrap-around styles with slit 33 In ; regular $3.95. Sale Price Made from good quality cream regular $65.00 Sale Price. $55.00 ...... $2.96 opinion. Chemotherapy, or the spe NEW CONTINUITY Glove Specials pockets, finished at waist line flannel with side pleats, narrow 1 Only Wilton Rug, size 9 by 10.6; clfic treatment of infections by che with neat belt and trimmed waist hand; waist sizes to 29. Hemp $talr Carpet mical remedies, alms to poison the “Although In the action of almost Broken Assortments in regular 185.00. Sale Price. $75.00 Reversible carpet, suitable for with buttons, also In box and minute animal or bacterial forms every record which ..has proved Its Chamois Suede Gloves Sale Price...... ‘... $6.95 hall* or stairs, 224 Inches wide. 1 Only $eamleee Axmlnster Rug, Sale Price, per yard ...... 6#e which are parasitic on the human value In the specific cure of Infection Gauntlet Gloves with fringe grouped pleated styles; sixes Cream Crepe Skirts *ize 9 by 12; regular $115 00 there are features which cannot be to 29 waist. Sale Price, $6.95 «slightly Imperfect). Sale Price •rueoels Stair Carpet body, by the agency of compounds and novelty embroidered cuff, Very fine Wool Crepe Skirts Serviceable Bru*»e!a Carpet, In which have no toxic effect on the Interpreted by a strict application of in colors of pastel, mode, grey Cream Crepe Skirts In knife and t>oz pleated styles, ...... $$5.00 Ehrlich’s hypothesis, Jhe discrepan nice designs and colorings. 27 in. body of the afflicted person. That and brown; sizes 8 to 7%. not In box and noveltjr pleated finished with belt at waist, 1 Only Wilton Rug, size 9 by 12; wide. Sale Price, per yard. $2.*5 cies begin to show a new continuity regular $98.50 Sale Price. $$5.00 cures of this sort, safe and sure, all sises In any one coles but styles on cotton camisole top, also 811k Crepe Skirts on cami —Third Floor among themselves.” Dr. Dale" de- should be synthesized in the labora all sizes In the loi ^4 4 Q made from fine wool crepe In sole top; sixes to 30 waist. All Summer Hats tory for all dread infectious diseases, Sale Price, per pair cream only; sizes 1$ to 40 bust. Sale Price...... $11.95 was Ehrlich's dream which has sti As the biological complexity of Sale Price ...... $7.50 —Second Floor mulated science to the- discovery of the problem is realized. It becomes 12-Button Length SAVE ON DRAPERY FABRICS “205.” Increasingly a matter for wonder and Chemoieette Glovee Greatly Reduced admiration that eo much of practical 50-inch Cretonnes A FAIRY TALE With three dome fasteners, Trimmed Hats, Including straws, 25-inch Cretonne» value has already been achieved. fancy embroidery on forearm. silk fabrics and braids In a Serviceable quality Cretonne The invention of this drug and its "When such results have been oh Double width Cretonne# In In colors of beaver, pastel and Mover Sweaters and Jacquettes good variety of colors and and just wide enough for the two competitors is in itself a fairy talned In a period during which prac reversible prints and decidedly grey; sises 6 to 7%. dj| y|Q shapes. Many of these are average side curtain; in a good tale of science. The German firm tice has often and Inevitably-outrun Sale Price, per pair tpl.#***/ new patterns and coloring#; published the results which had at theory, we may well be hopeful that pattern hat* and are trimmed selection of designs. Sale —Main Floor tended Its use of the new compound a fuller understanding will make for x Values to $4.95 for $2.95 with flowers, fancy ornaments Price, per yard...... IS* value# to $1.3$. Sale Price, In 1120. but it neglected to give out more orderly progress In future.” Pullover Sweater* of fine quality wool with long sleeves, round neck and ribbons. Come In brown, per yard ...... 89* Its formula. The chief faction which and narrow belt fastening with pearl buckle. Choice of plain anÿ grey, navy, black and combina 1,200 Yards of Cretonnes to other Investigators. anxious to learn $1.50 Bead Necklets fancy weaves. Also Wool Jacquettes with long roll coller fasten tion Shade*. Value» to $12.50. Clear Hand-blocked Cretonne* the composition of the material, had ing at side with three self-colored buttons, checked fronts. In Friday and Saturday. Including some of the best Fine quality Hand-blocked and to work were to the effect that It dis pretty contrasting colors; sixes 36 to «2; values to $4.96. (PO Qf? solved in water easily and was color- English and French Hand- v Linen Cretonnes suitable for less, and that It was a, salt of a com for 89c Sale Price ...... blocked Cretonnes, also heavier loose covers, drapes, etc.. In a —Second Floor $3.98 quality Cretonne# 36 Inches plicated sulphuric acid. Scrutiny of An assortment of head necklets good assortment of designs; the German patents revealed that It wide. An unusually wide in Jet and colored beads, long Also Pattern Hats In georgette, values to $1.78. Sale Price, must have an Intricate chemical for AND APEBBQMPADED selection of designs and color per yard ...... 98* and short strings nicely muta of a certain type, but there fancy straws and silks. These ings to chooee from; values graded. In Jade. rose. Chiu*, were an immense number of ways oi 150 Dimity Blouses Offering Friday, $129 are beautifully made and come tp 85c. Sale Price, yard 3B* —Third Floor grouping the components of the drug, Changes in Anthropoids’ blue, crystal and ember; val }y> the wider t>~rfmstyles, suit any of which might be the successful Skulls Greater Than in ues to $1.60. Made from good wearing dimity with able for the remainder of the Beyer product.------Sale Price ...... 89c Summer. Shown In black, FACTOR OF SAFETY Man’s, Says Mitt-Toot — ------—îtEtlTFTOôr'mmi ...Peter pan end roll collars, long and_ white, sand and other light Clearing Odd Lines of Enamelware at 98c Fourneau and others attacked the shades; values to fTJT.TIO: Fri problem at the Paeteur Institute, and Toronto. Aug. 7.—"The conclusion short sleeves with turnback cuffs, day and Saturday, High-grade Grey Enamelware including two-quart tea and coffee having first ruled the dyes from the Is forced upon us, contrary to what pots, flat bottom range kettlee, eight-quart covered pall, two and has generally been held, that the Stationery Specials finished with lace and contrasting eeries. since they evidently did not three-quart lipped saucepans. An ^ Include the compound required, they anthropoids and not man have de Highland Linen Stationery colored stitching, in overblouse and Special at ...... parted most from the ancestral type $7.98 ...... 9oC proceeded to put all the ! possible In boxes containing 24 sheets In respect of skull characters.” This of notepaper and 24 envelopes. tuck-in styles; sises d»"| OQ Genuine Thermo# Bottles Screen Doors combination* to the test, and the re —Second Floor sult was the preparation 309, which summing up of the new trends in In white only; regular 75c. 34 to 46. Sale Price.... «D 1*452/ Pint else Thermo# Bottles and Size 2.8x68 and 210x6.10. Appeared to be as efficacious as the anthropology was mad»* by Dr. C. Hale Price ...... 69* r Thermos Lunch Kit. complete Special at, each...... $2.1# original. Commenting on the nearness Hill-Tout, F.R.8.C., to the Anthro -Second FI (Kir x for ...... $1.98 Window Screen» pology section of the British Assn Ssnico Pienie Sets of the match, Dr. Dale said: “If M. Corn Broome 14 Inches high, opening to 28 Fourneau has not identified Bayer elation here this morning. Containing one large table The earlier conceptions which con cloth. six napkins, six cup*. Children’s Underwear Five etrlng. full stock Corn Inches. Special at, eech. 49* 206, he has discovered another com Broome. Special at...... 6S* pound having very similar, and prob sidered man to have evolved from *ix spoons, six fork* and *ix Greatly Reduced Sterno Canned Heat Steve# ably as valuable properties.’’ Both the apes were based upon erroneous paper plates; regular 50c. Wash Fabric Bargains, Values to 50c for Wash Boilers A handy little compact stove. have a high factor of safety, as the comparison» of the skull characters Hale Price ...... 19* Silk Lisle Vests Instant heat always ready for of primitive man- with skulls of No. 90 S.M.P. all-copper heavy dose, which Is lethal to the patient. Envelopes With short sleeves or shoulder Wash Boilers. A limited num camp or kitchen. Sale Price. Is at least 100 times the quantity mature anthropoids, when the com a Yard 29c straps; sides 4 to 14 years. Values to each ...... 29* parison should properly have been Good white woven Envelopes ber only at, each ...... $4.B6 whièh Is needed to fight back the 96c for...... 46* made with the skulle of Immature for business use. size No. 7. Excellent fabrics for women's and children'a wear. In —Lower Main Floor npes, said Dr. Hill-Tout. Sale Price, 4 packets for 36* Fine Cotton Combinations USED AS REQUIRED cluded iij the assortment are best quality English prints, Man hlmaelf. recent Investigations —Main Floor English galateas in neat stripes, English Oxford shirtingp. With shoulder straps or short sleeves “The remarkable property of ”205' had shown, retained very closely the tight knee and closed crotch; size# 4 Art Pottery at $1.00 a Piece Is the long persistance of its effect,' skull-form of the ancestor common etc. Values to 50c, SSale Price, 2A* to 14 years. Values to $1.25 for 69* Dr. Dale told tfle physiologist# to both man and the apes; while the Purity Groceries and per yard A number of pieces of Jspanese Art Pottery 4n dull bronze. Inch dose Injected Into a mouse, a rabbit anthropoids, the apes which most —Main Floor Ing flower vases. Jardinieres, candle sticks, bulb bowls, complet*omplete^ or a rat. will not only free the ant closely resemble man. had departed Princess Slips, Special, with holders and other useful articles, all clearing at QQ mal. If already Infected, from trypa farthest from this type. one price, Friday nosomes—the causal organisms of Provisions $1.69 —Lower Main Floor sleeping sickness - In a few days, but SPECIAL PRICES FOR will also render It resistant to such Novelty French Crepes Clearing at 98c Made from good quality satinette with FRIDAY strap shoulders, hemstitched at top, * infectioin for Weess, or even month# ' Hudson's Bay Company’s “Seal This property, possessed in copunon SOUTH AFRICA HIS gathered at sides; In shades of orchid Drug Sundries at Savings of Quality" Creamery Butter. with other specific cures, leads to the and pink. ^*1 per lb ...... 44* a Yard Reudel Beth Saltratee, value 76c. Dr. West’s Tooth Brushes, 25c, belief that the chemical 1* stored In Special ...... tPXeVe/ for ...... 63c 35c. and the body tissues when It Is first ad 3 lbs. for ...... $1.30 Beautiful fabrics for late Hummer wear. They come in white grounds with multi-colored stripe*. Will make up Into dainty Soda Phes. Effervescent, value 60c. English Teeth Bruehee, value 85c, ministered, and Is put into action NEW DIAMOND FIELD Finest Quality Alberta Creamery fur ...... 30c for ...... 00c frocks; 38 Inches wide; regular $l’.50. QQ_ only as required, possibly in a modi Butter, per lb ...... 41* Taffetine Underskirts Cascarats, value 60c. for ...... 37c Ebony Nail Brushes ...... 50c fied form as a result of coptact with 3 lbs. for ...... $1.20 Hale Price, per yard...... VOU Aromatic Casesra, value 26c, for 17c Lemon Shampoo, value 60c, for lie the body tissues. Rush Reveloped at Zeekoe- Pure Bulk Lsrd, 2 lbs for 3B* —Main Floor Special 89c Squlbbs Aspirin Tablets, value 50c, La Belle Shampoo, value 60c, for for ...... 30c REACTS WITH TISSUES fontein, on Banks of the Prime Smoked Pienie Heme, per Good wearing Underskirts, finished Shaker Beracle Add ...... 15e Melba Febe Powder, value 7$c, for The realization that the drug must lb...... 18* with pleated flounce; Beet Borax, 4 ounces for ...... 10c Vaal Riper La Belle Cold Cream, value 36c, for react In some way with the tissues Prime Smoked Cettege Rolls, black only. Special . 89c Palm Olive Shaving Cream, value per lb ...... 18* Friday Silk Bargains 35c, for ...... 27c ...... 27c —Second Floor. Woodbury's Shaving Cream... 35c —Main Floor Discovery Was Made by a Sweet Pickled Pienie Heme, per Heavy Black Duchesse Sstins Printed Silk Crepee, $1.00 a Yard lb ...... 17* $1.98 a Yard Dainty Printed 811k Crepes for Farmer, Whose Income Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls, per A remarkable offering In Black dre*ses, blouses and dress tops. Was Large lb ...... 17$ Duchess»* Satins, woven from A wonderful collection of de Friday Bargains in Mens and Boys’ Section Swift's Peameal Beek Bacon, pure silk yarns with a rich signs and colorings to choose Art SHk Tiee for Men or Boys Men'» Genuine Panama Hate ■eye* Oliver Twlet Khaki Suite per lb ...... 40* luetroup finish. Friday, per from; 86 inches wide; regular G{ape Town. Aug. 7.—One of the The popular narrow Lanky Bill 18 Only, In emart full crown and Made from eporte neck and long greatest diamond rush** in the his-» Finest Quality Mild Canadian y*d ...... $1.88 $1.95. Friday, per yard $1.00 ■leevee. very serviceable as a etyle In blue, black, grey and 'Fedora shape: values $3.95 to tory of South Africa has Just taken Cheeee, per lb...... 24* —Main Floor play suit: sizes 2. 4 and 6 years. place at Zeekoefonteln, on the banks Little Pig Pork Sausages, per brown with stripes In con $6.00. Hale Price ...... 91.96 Sale Price ...... $1.39 of the Vaal River. lb ...... 23* trasting color#. Price...... 19* ■eye* or Girls' Strong Kheki Thf owner of a farm In that dis 2 lbs. for ...... 46* Men'» Cream Cotton‘Trousere Coveralls trict named Tramp, discovered dia Hudson's Bey Company’s Spe tylon’s Soft Straw Hste Made from good wearing cream monds a few weks ago and hns been cotton with black stripes; well Made with long eteeves and but cial Breakfast Tee, lb., 56* A Big Value in Womens One-strap Cool and comfortable tor Hum making an average of £2.000 to 3 fbe. for ...... $1.60 cut and made with cuff bottoms, ton» rlvetted on: else» 3 to 7 £3.000 a week. On the day when, in mer wear, made from fine braid belt loops and pocket#. Twenty- years Hale Price ...... $1.90 accordance with the la*. the neigh Hudson's Bay Company's Freshly four pair# only. Bale Price, per Beys' Multi-colored Wool Jazz boring area was thrown open. 3,000 Roasted Pur» Coffee, 2 lbs. Shoes •oft straw. In large else# only. pair $1.39 Caps men and hoys. Including well-dressed for...... rmt Sale Price ...... 19* All shades. Hale Price.. 16* clerks, students, poor white diggers Finest Quality, B.C. Granulated They are made from aoft patent leather'with trim Men’s Dark Cotton#^# Wbrk Men's White Cotton Athletic Beys' Summer Hste and penniless farmers, prepared Sugar, 20-lb. paper sack for Straw Wash Cotton and Tweed stake their claim* ming* of black auede ; smart Louis heels and light ...... $1.60 Jersey» Hate in a good assortment of They formed a long and tremumue turn aoles. A very fashionable shoe fof d* <4 QF Made' with top pockets, double Cubcora Quickly Relieves Finest Quality Bulk California The proper athletic cut without shapes; values to 75c. Hale line between two flags about a mile Seedleee Raisins, 2 lbs., 26* dreas v;ar ; all aizea. Per pair «P^Xeî/t# sewn throughout with buttons from the desired land. All clutched sleeves, all else»; regular 75c. rlvetted on; all else#. Sale Price 19* Itching Skim iron pegs and hammer*. Then at 11 FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Hale Price ...... 49* Price, per pair...... 91.96 —Main Floor o^clock the Government proclamation California E I b • rta Freestone was read which allowed them to Peaches, heavy pack' and In end hot m, dry and apply Cod- start the race for a fortune. A shot excellent condition, per case, QB was fired, the flag lowered arid the ...... ;...... $1.72 For acormoa. re,Sea, hchinga. tori. excited rush began. Extra Fine Cantaloupe#, each. Boys In ‘‘shorts’' and Tootball Jer they ere wonderful 20* and ...... 25* sey* .competed with hardened dig Nothing eo ineoreo a dmr akin and Fdncy Grapes, per lb...... 55* gers, while Kaffirs and flanking - La»$d BtœKbœiffiÀœ**yrer• ItiO* M Oe*! ddlttruum FWWrrmW.’ Wrqt ~ Sweet Valencia Oranges, per doz , mtdOL WK - 25$* 30$* «49$* *«d 59* —Main Floor trouser* on thornbushes. Many run INCORPORATED 2nd MAY. 1670 nera fell exhausted. The police had to settle a nurfiber <»f disputes during ===== the pegging <*it claim». T- VICTORiA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 TONS OF HEK ALONGSIDE WHARF AT GANGES HARBOR 1 JAPAN El PACKED MALLY (E LIQUOR BUT PIOTY Industry Aids Other Branches Canadian Manufactured Heavy Shipments and Specu of Manufacture on Island • Cereals to be Shipped on. | For Infraction of the Spirit of lations Cause of Busmess Coasting Law $111,000 Prospecte for the herring season, Empress of Canada which starts in < tctober. are being Failures Is Fine surveyed with more than ordinary When the Empress of Canada sails When British Scientists interest this year as the >%lue of for the Orient next Thursday there w ill be a large shipment of Canadian- Recent advlcfea received by the A Boston. Maes.. Associated Press Passed Through Canal They this Industry to the province was made breakfast foods aboard the ah Ip Victoria Chamber of Commerce of a dispatch some days ago. read;— particularly noticeable last year, Were Suspected manufactured from prairie grains. revival of lumber orders from Japan1 "For alleged violation of the shipping when 65.339 tone of salt herring That the purchasing power of the laws forbidding ships under foreign were shipped to the Orient. Chinese masses is higher than Is In the form of Japanese aqua res, flags In engaging In commerce be Officers of the steamer Stlckel- Of this quantity about 45.000 tonu generally supposed Is effectively de 1,500,000 feet of which were shipped tween United States ports, a fine of stad, which sailed, from Vancouver wer*' shipped from the wesf coast monstrated by the quantities of fancy * ■■ . within a few weeks, are supple $111,000 was placed by Customs au Tuesday for Antwerp, told of having of Vancouver Island, 17,500 tons foods that move through this port to thorities here to-day against the mented by a further report on busi from the east coast of the Island and the Orient. TV British steamship Voltaire, which, sighted the British barkentlne Su the balance from northern packing One Canadian firm manufacturing ness In Japan and information on last Monday, brought 600 members George West of the Panama,Canal. a cereal product Is meeting with con- the attempted boycott of American of the Philadelphia Ixtdge to the T<» make this export of more than According to Inforonatbm gleaned j aiderai de success In marketing tne goods. The attempted boycott, a Benevolent and Protective Order of at Balboa, on this barquentlne, the 15,000 tone, it required 22,000 ton:: small packages In China by having heavy unfavorable balance of trade, of salt, 9.200,000 feet of lilbiher for Elks’ National Convention. The Vol boat carries a party of English scien all labels and cook books .printed in a surplus of imported stocks on taire, owned by the Lamport ana tists. and belongs to the Royal boxes. 176 tons of nails, and 4,000,- .the Chinese language, and even the hand and a depreciated yfn are Holt Steamship Go., stopped here en Thames Yacht Club. 000 feet of wire, besides the her pictures of the Chinese cooks on the factors of Importance contributing to route to Halifax, N.S., and St. John’s, This ship came through the canal ring. labels and advertising matter are the general depression that prevalla Newfoundland. The allegation photographs of Chinese men and some time ago and created a sensa All this material goes with the After the earthquake Inst .Septem charges that the Voltaire, by coming fish and helps constitute the total tion, as It was thought she was a ber huge orders were placed for all here from Philadelphia at least vio temiage moved from port. In the.past three years there has rum-runner, but on investigation It. manner of products, but {mrtleularly lated the spirit of the law. Appeal An endeavor Is being made to have been a marked effort made to edu wnis found that all she had was a supplies for rebuilding the devastated from the fine may be made to the the herring fishing season closed cate the Chinese to the use of Can party seeking strange bugs, birds and areas. There were, of course, those Commerce Department at Washing from February 1 each year, as It la adian products with the result that beetles for the Scientific Expedition the manifests of boats leaving here firms who saw an opportunity for ton.” claimed that the fish market after advantageous speculation with the ary Association of London. England. that date are not good for the mar for the Orient show a big Increase Criticizing the action of the The expedition la In charge of —Photograph.- ,ty floodennugh. result that in the case of lumber, American authorities, the Canadian kets In foreign lands. In the number of commodities mov Commander D Blair, R.N.R., F.R.O. C.P.R. steamer Princess Adelaide, which carried the Spencer dmlted picnickers to Qanges Harbor yesterday. Iron and zteel products, building and National and Marine World Maga ing and the expansion Is always with 8.O.B.E., and the other members of The vessel Is shown landing her passengers at the wharf. roofing papers, nails and even food zine, write*:—"Rut in spite of such firms making a special effort to the council,on board the ship are products of various kinds tharf- was an arbitrary Imposition of a fine, for please the taste of the Chinese Miss I| E. Ghees man. Major J. A. SEATTLE SHIPPING a surplus impt-r|te-d over actual r*- purely technical offense, the Do buyers. c----- as the Queen Charlotte Sound. Douglas. Lieut. F. W. Kealey, C. L. qu Ire maw ta whidh has caused con minion Government has taken power The Berenà. Capt. G. Evans, is also Collenette, Col. F. 8. Penny, C.M.O. Seattle. Aug. 7.—-After a voyage siderable consternation and embar to suspend the Canadian coasting SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING sailing this week to land oil supplies D.8.O., and the scientists are James from New York In the Seattle-built at stations In the .Gulf of'Georgia. rassment to the,«ttrade In general, law at any time it may see fit. and Hornell, late director of fisheries In freighter Walter A. Luckenhach. to allow United States owned ships San Francisco. Aug 7. The Siberia particularly as the goods were Madras. India- Dr. Cyril (’rossland. admitted duty free. to carry grain between Canadian Richard D. Wrigley. Jr. university Mans of the Toyo Kaisen Kaisha SUNRISE AND SUNSET late director or pearl fisheries for the ports. It also winks at U.8. ships studenti Robinson SchlUaber, Prince Steamship Company Is due here to DUTIES RESTORED Sundan Government; P. H. Johnson ton University student: Charles A. Time of sunrise and sunset (Pacific carrying grain from Fort _ William day from Japan with a cargo which IT standard time) at Victoria. B.C., for the SAYS NEW BOUTS After April 1. when all duties were of the zoological department, Lon and Port Arthur, Ont., to Buffalo, Reppello, .treasurer of Robinson's Includes 1.450 hales of raw silk va 1 lied h of August, 19Î4 don; Col. H. J. Kelsall, director of restored, importers were practically N.Y., and then reshipping it In other Process Company, New York, and C. at approximately il.600.ovo. The ethnology, and Alfred. Duggan, eon of J. Flnnenan, of Pitt A Scott. New Sunrise Sunset at ^ standstill, unable to put through U.8. ships to Montreal, which the silk shipment is consigned to New Lighthouse and Wireless Day Hour Min, Hour Min. further Indents while there wAs so Deputy Minister of Justice has the Marchioness of Curzon. York freight forwarders, have arrived York. In addition the vessel carries These names were all registered here They ere the guests of M J. -1 ...... 4 48 7 50 much stock on hand. This condition stated Is a clear evasion of the law; fifteen boxes of gold coin consigned Necessities Carried by 2 ...... 4 at Balboa, where members of the Wright, district manager for the 49 7 48 has been maintained practically until and the Western Agarlan Press, to a local bank. 3 ...... 4 61 7 47 the present time in some lines. To party Intimated that they might visit Luckenbach Steamship Company. Ss. Estevan 4-...... 4 62 7 45 headed by the Manitoba Free Press, add to the confusion many of the demands the total abolition of the British Columbia and Alaska before The Pacific Mall steamship Presi 5 ...... 4 64 7 44 Sir Henry Thornton Will Re returning to England. 6 ...... 4 65 7 smaller importers could not afford Canadian coasting law. <■ The U.8 When the steamship Victoria sailed dent Cleveland. Is scheduled to arrive The lighthouse tender Estevan 42 yesterday for Nome. Alaska, she steamed out of port this morning 7 ...... 4 56 7 41 commend Construction of to hold so much stock and being Government enforces Its coastal law, here to-day from the Orient with n * ...... 4 58 7 40 pressed by the banks have been cut and no one can blame it for doing so. carried on board Mr. and Mrs. Hgrry bound for the lighthouses and wire 9 ...... 4 fsS large passenger list and cargo. The 7 38 Two Craft For B.C. Coast ting prices to get rid of som<> which The Canadian Government pussy Edmund Roose of Kirkland. Wash.", Cleveland 1» carrying a heavy silk less stations which lie along the coast 10 ...... 5 01 7 37 35^9-^jre married Wednesday night ... 6 02 has affected the market adverse!^, foots with Its coasting law and dis shipment from Japan consigned to of. Vancouver Island, where she'will 11 ...... 7 35 ^andwgll stop at Nome en rout'1 to land supplies of oil. lumber and food 12 ...... 5 03 7 -3:, although it hç* helped to make room courages Canadian shipbuilding and Eastern markets. 13 ...... 05 Prince Rupert. Aug. 7.—Sir Henry mteof the Diomede Islands, near stuffs. She was loaded practically ...... 1..... 7 32 for fresh Imports. ship owning." Coast 1$,14 ...... & 0*.- - a 1H Thornton, president of the Canadian Unntlnued heavy arrivals of lumber FÜ # r la where they will teach. The steam schooner Saginaw of the fh capacity, and lumber was "pftp.f . 5 07 7 28 Mrs. Reese was formerly Miss high on her forward deck. About JW 1* • ...... 6 09 7 26 National Railways, addressing a after the earthquake caused prices to TRANSPACIFIC MAILS Steamship Nelson Steamship.. Company, which 17 ...... 6 10 decline quickly and by March <’ana- Maude Kelsey of Seattle. Roth dropped a rudder about fifty miles barrels of oil constituted her cargo 7 24 Board of Trade banquet last night of fuel for the stations. 18 ...... 5 11 7 23 dlan lumber could be purchased In August, 1924 attended the University of Washing north of Eureka on Monday while 19 ...... 5 12 said he had concluded that In order ton Summer School. T.he Estevan is under the command 7 21 Japan for about the same price It China and Japan Service en route from Portland, was taken In 20 ...... 5 13 7 19 to take care of American tourist, po* of (’apt. H. R Hilton, and the voyagt could be bought In Canada. British tow yesterday by the steamer Wilm ‘21 ...... 6 15 7 18 slbllitle*. on the Pacific Coast the Achilles—Mails close Aug. 7. 8 30 a n9 ; Bringing close to 1.000 tons of East will take her afound the Island. Sh« 122 ...... 5 16 7 16 Columbia mills accepted business at du«* at Yokohama Aug 21. ington of the same line and ta due National system needed two new Coast cargo, the Dollar Steamship will call at every lighthouse and wire ! 23 . :...... 6 11 7 14 prices much below those paid for the President Madison—Mails close Aug to arrive here to-day. . 6 19 steamers. Sir Henry eald he would, 12. 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama Aug. 24 Ss. Prince fieorge Company's freighter Margaret Dollar less station from here to Triangle 7 12 large orders just after the earth . 6 21 7 10 on returning Eaet. take this up with Empress of Canada—Malls close Aug. arrived here yesterday. After dis Island, and will then proceed to the ...... quake. For a time dealers In Japan San Francisco, Aug. 7.—The •26 ...... 5 22 7 08 the Minister of Railways, recom 14, 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama Aug. 25, charging. she will load Oriental con East Coast. 27 ...... 5 24 7 côuld Ayy new lumber from Canada Shanghai Aug. 29. Hongkong Sept. 1. Japanese steamship Ryujln Marti has o« mending that the steamers he built In Ss. Prince Rupert signments brought here by the steam been chartered, lumber. North Pacific The stesmer Newington, working 2* ...... 6 25 7 i»t cheaper than the lumber already In Arabia Maru —Mails close Aug. 17, 4 29 ...... 5 I*rinçe Rupert. On this question the ship President Madison for New to the Orient, $1.50. September load- out of Prince Rupert also lending 24 7 02 the market. Many Importers and p.m.; due at Yokohama Sept- 1. 10 ...... 5 28 7 00 Government had final authority. President McKinley—Mails close Aug. Lesve VANCOUVER Midnight York and Atlantic porte. lighthouses, comes only as far south dealers holding high-price stock went lug------31 ...... 6 29 • 68 He looked forward, sajd Sir Henry, 24. 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama Sept. 6. under. Similar experiences are Shanghai Sept 10. Hongkong Sept. 14. MONDAY WEDNESDAY to making an Immediate start on the reported in other lines besides Hmpress or Russia—Malls close Aug To Prince Rupert To Prince Rupert first steamer for Alaskan traffic, as lumber. There are one or tw’o thou 28, 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama Sept. 8, and Anyox and Stewart well as for Government sanction to sand rolls of roofing paper still un Shanghai Sept. 12, Hongkong Sept. IS. SATURDAY start on the second next year. It used In Japan which cannot he Alabama Maru—Malls close Aug. 30, 4 p.m ; due at Yokohama Sept. 14 To Prince Rupert only was the Intention of the company to utilized, the latest Government re President Jackson—Malls close Sept attack aggressively for a greater strictions preventing the use of any 5, 4 p m ; due at Yokohama Sept. 17, share of the American tourist trade, thing but fireproof felts. Shanghai Sept. 22. Hongkong Sept. 28. City Ticket Office which would also Involve the build EARTHQUAKE RELIEF Australia and New Zealand •11 Gov't Street Phene 12*2 ing of a hotel here. He said he Maunganul (via San Francisco)- *3 would do all In his power to get an .Much of the foodstuffs sent to MaIIs close Aug. 10. 4 n.m. ; due Welling appropriation In next year’s budget. Japan to relieve the masses after the ton Sept. 1. due Sydney Sept. 6 Sir Henry and the accompanying earthquake has found Its way to Ventura (via San Francisco)—Malls snUll grocers and it 1s possible to close Aug. 28. 4 p m ; due Sydney Sept Iierty leave for the Eaet on Thursday 16 morning. day to buy Australian Jams, New Makura (direct)—Malls close Aug. 27. Zealand corned beef. Canadian 4 p.m.; due Auckland Sept. 15, due Syd salmon and tinned milk and Ameri ney Sept. 20. can canned vegetables cheaper than The WEATHER the wholesaler must pay for new Victoria Mstoov- Elec- LATEST MOVEMENTS Canadian Vletoria, Aug 7 —5 a m —The baro OF C.G.M.M. SHIPS meter remains high on the Coast and PAC I FI has fallen over tne Rockies Rain is Canadian Importer, at Vancouver, reported in Alberta and Saskatchewan B. C. COAST SERVICE Reports to sail August 20. Victoria—Barometer. 36 01; tempera Canadian Freighter, left Panama ture, maximum yesterday. 66 minimum. Canal July 2e, to arrive Vancouver 54; wind, 16 miles 8.W.. weather, dear October 26. as x... Vancouver—Barometer. 30 00 terhper- Canadian Inventor, left Panama Special ature. maximum yesterday. 71: mini Canal .July U, to arrive Vancouver mum. 52. wind. 4 miles H K , weather. a mysterious force August 16. Kamloops—Barometer. 29*11; tempera Canadian Highlander, to sail from puzzles the experts ture. maximum yesterday. *6. minimum. Vancouver August 10 Fares mmmm 54; wind, calm; weather, fair Canadian Planter left Vancouver : • Barkervllle- Barometer. 29.94; temper July 30 for Australian porta; to ar To but ature. maximum yesterday, 76, mini rive Vancouver October 26. mum. 44. wind, calm; weather, c earl Canadian Prospector left Victoria the traveler via Prince Rupert—Barometer, 30 06; tem perature. maximum yesterday, 62; mini July 20 bound for Taku Bar; to ar mum. 50; wind, calm, weather, fogg\ rive Vancouver September 17. Estevan Barometer. 10 04. tempera- Canadian Seigneur arrived at New VANCOUVER lure. maximum yesterday, 58; minimum. York July 21. 56. wind, 12 miles S.E.; rain, trace; Canadian Scottish left Melbourne Cadillac Owners Endorse Union Non-Detonating Gasoline weather, cloudy. July 16. to arrive Vancouver Aug. 21. Tatooeh—Barometer. 30.06; tempera- Canadian Skirmisher left Liverpool lure. maximum yesterday. 54; minimum, EXHIBITION .60. wind. 20 miles S . rain, trace, weath July 21: to arrive Vancouver Aug. 30. er. raining. Canadian Transporter arrived Portland. Ore —Barometer. 30 01; tem Avonmouth July 29; to arrive Van perature. maximum yesterday. 80; mini couver September 252\ Aug. 9—16 mum. 56; wind, 4 miles E . weather, Canadian Traveler, arrived Fraser cloudy. Mills August 2. Seattle—Barometer, 30.08: tempera Canadian Winner left for Halifax, Going dates August 9. 11, 13, 15. Just What Is ture. maximum yesterday. 78; minimum. Final Return IJmlt Aug. 18, 1924 sits back and revels 56. wl,id. 16 mllea 8 ; weather, cloudy Montreal and Quebec. July 25. San Francisco—Barometer. 29 94, tem Canadian Farmer to sail from Van ESTABLISHED 1S85 NEWS IN BRIEF Five Thousand Have Overnight Entries Its Here! Visited Auto Camp New Early-Fall Inquiries for rented property • Fifth race—Daffodil claiming; First race—Fancy purse; purse 0MM being made at the city land office. $500; three-ye&r-Qlda and older; purse $500; three year olds and older A meeting of the public works com The five thousand mark at the maidens. Five furlongs: One mile and severity yards: . mittee will be held to-morrow after- Victoria Auto Camp was reached Golds! ream ...... 11J Little Gink ...... l\*\ Footwear last night with a heavy da*'s reg Chile Con Carne ...... Ill Prospector ...... H4 istration, bringing the number of. | Maud Kennedy ...... Ill Princess Ned Bird...... H< Provlnclal Normal School at Vic cars for the Summer to 1,460, with i Kula Kula ...... 108 Jerry Britain ...... Q2 toria will open on Tuesday. Septem a total of 5,000 passengers. H. P. Rube ...... 109 Mary Fuller"...... H- JUST ARRIVED Jewell City* ...... 109 j ber 2. It was announced to-day by Johnson, trustee of .the camp, who Vibrator ...... *..'106 New Wonder Saxophone Miss Lucas, secretary. » relieved the hard-worked care Shadow Spark ...... 104 Al Wick* ...... 109 Naa-Ta-Baga ...... •... 102 Medford Boy* ...... 109 taker for a epeU yesterday regis Skookum ...... 107 Applications from pupils entering tered cars from Reno, Nevada. For Ladies and Gentlemen on courses should be sent In to D. L. Second race—Rose purse: purse American Maid* ...... 107 I MacLaurln, principal, before August Fargo, North Dakota and one from $500; two-year-dlds; four and one- Perch* ...... 107 20, it was also announced. Minneapolis, a fail1 sample of the half furlongs: Annette Teller* ...... 107 View Windows far-flung area , from which the Bill’s Hope ...... 113 Also eligible: It is understood the reverted lands Curtis Point camp Is drawing its Hweeptona ...... 110 Very common ...... 112 committee i^p ready to make a recom visitors. The tourist from North Recover ...... 110 Carpathain ...... 112 mendation to the council with regard Dakota described the camp as the Bethpage ...... 110 Kiel Diamond* ...... ^^.105 to the clerkship in the lands depart best he had seen. In the last thou Rebate ...... 110 Lady Monmouth . . .\...... 110 No greater tribute can be paid MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE ment. for which there were eighty- sand miles. Jie said, he had met Byron G...... 103 Sixth race- -Carnation claiming; to the excellence of Conn Silent Pardner ...... 10< purse $500; three year olds and 849 Vîtes Strut Pheni 1242 five applicants. many automobiliste who had vis Saxophone# than the fact that ited Victoria and spoke of the older. Six furlongs: Third race—Mignonette purse: they are used by ninety-five At the close of the hearing in City beauties of the camp by the Carrie Moore ...... 115 ■WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE Juvenile court yesterday Herbert purse $500; western Canadian bred per cent of the country's most Gorge. horses; all ages; five and one-half Hobby Allen* ...... 112 Killam was committed for trial by Olympian King* ...... 112 famous artists. higher couiLxia & charge of gross in furlongs.------Sir Frederick ...... 115 Some Baby ...... 112 decency. Henry C. Hall, K.C., _ap,-_ Billy Connor ...... 112 The Conn New Wonder Saxo pearvd for the accuaed and C. I* Calgary Lad ...... 112 phone with the new "Quick- ■ -Catrttano...... ; : ...... Ill Black Top . 112 Harrison for the crown. The accused Jack Fountain ...... 112 attachable" vacuum pads Is Is on ball in the aullYtif $4,000. VETERAN GETS LONG Mamma ...... 112 Ellen Terry ...... 110 Needy ...... 119 an instrument that will de ELECTRIC FIXTURE SPECIALISTS ! Black Monkey* ...... 107 The Good Roads League of B.C. has SERVICE DECORATION Sunset ...... 106 light the musician. In nickel 615 Fort St. York Belle ...... ^103 | Deertrall* ...... 107 or silver plate. Priced from Phone ÎS05 MURPHY ELECTRIC CO. asked the council to renew its sub Tom Brooks* ...... ,112 scription to the membership, which Quartermaster-Sergeant W K. Fourth race-ce-VViolet claimlnjF^pui Cap and Gown* ...... 9$ is representative of public bodies, Mitchell, of the Canadian Scottish, $500; three -y.ein'-olds HiWTnder. FI Also eligible: $100 automobile associations, and good • ir more than fifty years a mem and one-half furlongs Canny Lady...... 110 roads enthusiasts of the Province. ber of His Majesty’s forces, was Mac Beth ...... 110 Vesper Bells ...... 110 ON EASY TERMS The meeting will be held at Penticton presented with the coveted Long Caliban 109 Hot Muffin ...... 110 September 2, the day before the Service Medal by His Honor, Nebraska ...... 10J Quota ...... 103 Vnlon of B.C Municipalities opens hs RADIO STATION—CFCT JJeutenant-Governor W. <*. Nlchol Nellie Wltwer ...... 107 Seventh race—Sweet Pea claiming, annual meeting. this week. Sergeant Mitchell has I " H .iIIe ...... 107 purse $500; four year olds and older. On application made by E. H. M, been connected with the Canadian Boerne* ...... 107 One mile and one-sixteenth: Scottish since that upit wan Miss Liberty* ...... 105 Toreida ...... M2 Foot in City Police Court this morn Velvet* ...... lo”) Bernice E...... 112 ing. Archibald E. Hood was remanded formed here. Expressive ...... 105 Pirate McGee*...... 109 further. Previously the accused FIETCHÉUBKOS HIGH CODE OF ETHICS She Will* ...... 105 Topmast.* ...... 109 pleaded guilty to a charge of theft Pueblo* ...... 104 Pembroke* ...... 109 LIMITED from the Vancouver Milling and Ruth Wehle* ...... 102 Bill Head ...... 108 VICTORIA Spread of Better Business drain Company, Ltd., and was re Also eligible: Orleans Girl* ...... 107 manded for sentence. Magistrate Jay El Roble ...... 112 Willigan ...... 104 Methods Fostered by Club agreed to an adjournment until Tues Joe Joe ...... 112 Miss Paige* ...... 102 "Everything in Mutic" 1110 Doublai Street day next. 1 PETIT! FILED Sky I.ark ...... 112 Regal Ixxlge* ...... 101 Daydue ...... 115 • Apprentice allowance claimed. LIMITED Rutarians attending to-day's lunch At the close of the hearing of Re* eon at the Chamber of Commerce vs. Gerald O’Neale in Saanich Police heard with Interest the first of four Court yesterday the accused was prvgrammes to be presented by K. committed for trial on a charge of In Hayward's business methods com- decent assault. Stuart Henderson ap Vancouver Store peared for the defence and E. L Tait CORBETT EXPECTED Can You Afford Rotarian Hayward characterised for the crown. Evidence given tra Purchase is $117,000 the effort of International Rotary to versed, in the main, that given at a V To Buy Anything but the Beet Feeds at Present PrieeeT Sweeten Up! codify business ethics for various former hearing in which the accused Vancouver, Aug. 7.—Woodward De Then Phone "Two nine oh eight" four your next supply. commen ial activities, as the first at was sentenced but later released on a partmental Stores Limited has pur- II LIGHT SENTENCE tempt of the kind. "The club as a North Vancouver Interests Ever hear of our Jam Depart writ of habeas corpus. t baked the‘Métropole Hotel, at the VICTORIA FEED COMPANY LIMITED club can do little save give moral corner of Cordova and Abbott Streets Phene Twe-NIne-Oh-Eleht (Hugh Allen* 1901 Government St ment? Our Jama-and marma-- support to a necessary and growing Th# weekly Tuesday card party Asks Declaration That J. M. here, at a figure of $117,000. The Commutation of Death Sen lades are made after the "home movement, the question is ohe for the held at 704 Pandora Avenue by the Bryan be Unseated property laces "eighty-six feet on Individual members."' he said. Native Sons of Canada la becoming Cordova Street and 132 feet on Ab tence to Life Term Dis made" gtyle. We put tn only T. R. Myers outlined the history of very popular. A large number of bott Street, which make* the front what mother used to use—pure ethical'codes and their growth from players had a very enjoyable even A declaration that John Melvin age price on Cordova Street approxi appoints Him sa\agv taboo* through Homan citl- ing Tuesday,' the winners being as fruits and cane sug^r. David Bryan, Liberal member-elect in North mately $1,360 per foot. senshlp requirements, the overcom follows: First prize, Mrs. O'Connor, Vancouver, was improperly returned Courtenay Man Will be Rut in Spencer, Ltd., having tested and ing of the middle ages lapse to the Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Rldgard, Mr. as a result of the Provincial elections NINTERESTING proven these goods has decided rule of "might is right." up to the Sunders; second prize, J. Jones. Mr*. of June 20, 1924, is sought In a peti the New Westminster LIFE WITHOUT | international commercial treaties ef Kenney, Mrs. Williams, Mr! Poulard; to handle our entire output. Ask tion filed through Victoria agents of NPROFITABLE to-day, founded on confidence In good third prize, Mr. Hammond, Mrs. Man- William Easton. 131 Fifth Street, Penitentiary faith. for the "Star People s Jam." solo, Mrs. Gyptell. Mr. Henton; ten North Vancouver, —In the Supreme "Every man in the past has taken bid, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Spoffopd. New Westminster, Aug 7.—Alfred . WORK IS care that his neighbor shall not cheat Court registry here yesterday after Corbett, who was to have been UNBEARABLE him. but the day comes wljen every noon. The petition asks that Mr. hanged to-morrow morning in Oak- Bryan be disqualified and his elec We can provide continuous employment for disabled soldiers ONLY man shall take care that he does not CLOSE T0-MDRROW aila Prison, expressed genuine dis with YOUR support. cheat his neighbor," he summarized. tion declared null and void. In n twenty-five folio statement thé j appointment when Sheriff H. P. Mc- We need rfYders right now. % ^ VARIOUS VIEWPOINTS VICTORIA TO SEE Maçttn of New Westminster In J. Cr M. Keith spoke of the archi petitioner allege* wrongful practices Public Invited to Entertain formed him his life had teen spared. THE RED CROSS WORKSHOP tects’ code. H. J. Pend ray told of the on the part of Mr. Bryan, his agents, When the sheriff entered the death and persons tinknown. The Lilx-rul ment To-night in High 684-6 Johnson St. (just below Government St.) Phene 2169 pledge behind the reputable paint cell yesterday . afternoon, accom member-elect, continue* the petition, manufacturer’s product, Harry Door School Assembly Hall panied by Deputy Sheriff Frank Cot- man touched upon the bond dealer's BREEDING RESOLTS was returned as the result of the tin. Deputy Warden C. Belle and necessity for strict reliability, inci addition of 188 votes on the count of Although classes will he held to Provincial Constable Paul Corrigan. dentally praising Hon. John Hart for the absentee voters ballots. This morrow the closing ceremonies at the hi* strict impartiality in awarding Corbett was reclining on a sofa, addition. It Is alleged, was incorrect, Summer School, which ha* been con reading. When the news was broken Provincial Issues and condemning as alleges the petitioner, who goes on to ducted fin- five week* at the Victoria to him that he was to1 escape the unfounded rumors of favoritism. P. give the result of a private check-up High School, will be hekl to-night. hangman’s noose and that his sen B. Schmeelk outlined the code ob Public courses demonstrating the he made of the votes cast on ab Many of the 360 teacher*'who have served by progressive resta u rail leur». value »*f pure breed* will tw given at b**e« in-at tendance will receive cer tence had been commuted to life im sentee ballot*. prisonment. Corbett became visibly Mrs, MelviUe 8, perry, of Vancou the Provincial Exhibition which will Tha official figures, by: returning, tificate* for the, special studies they ver, sang delightfully during the affected as tf he had been told the Optra owe on August IT, it was ah- officer Percy T Master man showed have taken up before returning to luncheon, being accompanied by reprieve had been refused. nouneed by 8. C. Mclxmnan, of Ot the gains from 270~ absentee' votes their home* In all parts of British Horace Plimley. Miss Hayward also tawa. chief of the exhibits branch of Columbia. HI3 EXPECTATION contributed a piano solo. the I>epartment of Agriculture, on cast as follows. 8poiled ...... 15 The number* eligible for certifi “I kind of expected that I would get Many visiting Rotarian* were wel his arrival here to-day to complete cates in the different classes are as comed by the members. Cruise...... 26 off entirely, or with a light sentence," Horse Races itrrangemeiltts for the demonstra- follows Rural science. 20; primary lH»ucon ...... 15 rade teaching. 87; preliminary art, he said in a shaken voice. COLWOOD Uve animals, bred from various Hanes ...... 24 1: advanced art. 40; technical Guards of the death cell said yes types, are being brought here from Orchard ...... $ Ïcourse. 14; home economics, first and terday that ever since hie Incarcer USE THE the prairie* for the demonstrations. Balance ...... 1K8 second year sewing, 20; vocal music. ation. May 12 last, Corbett had had This will be the first time live From answers received from half 24, history. 20; civics and citizen a "hunch" that he would get off. Ap August 7 to 14, Inclusive FIFTY TONS 6D " animals have ever been used in such of those who voted on the absentee parently buoyéd up with the feeling ship. 10; public school geography. 60; HOTPOINT an exhibition educational exhibit ballots, declares Mr. Easton. the high school geography, 13; special that he would not expiate hie crime In the Government’* horse, exhibit standing should have been ns follows, class, entrance and normal school on the scaffold, he never appeared to RAIN OR SHINE NEW MILE TRACK heavy draft team of gelding*, a he alleges; geography, 36; general science, 12; he worried, but alway# maintained INTO VINTAGE saddle horse and heavy delivery Spoiled ...... »...... 15 English literature and reading. 40. a bright and cheerful disposition horse, which are the classes most In TURNOVER Cruise...... 60 physical training, Strathcona B cer TO PENITENTIARY General Admission Loganberry Crop of Peninsula demand in the market to-day, will I>eacon . .,...... 30 tificate. 17; folk dancing. 90; writing be brought here. Hanes ...... 73 and penmanship. 100. I^ast night he was removed to a In the hog section, the exhibit will Including Grandstand Will be About 175 Tons ïrchard ...... ^...... 3 The school will be open to visitor» cell in one of the prison wings, where 1m to show the various types of from 7 o'clock this evening, and there the prisoners waiting trial are held. « TOASTER bacon hogs required for the market. Balance ...... 99 About 175 tons of loganberries will The returning officer's count will be exhibitions of work in the He will remain in his new quarters There will be live hogs and the classes. Display# of art. manual art. C. A C. cars leave continuously between 11.30 a.m. and 2.16 p.m. be picked from the plantations in the showed Mr Bryan’s total vote at until Saturday, when he» will he tnd make that Golden Brown Toast dressed side of bacon, showing Just design and applied science, pottery, daily. Leave Colwood between 5.30 and 7 p.m. Saanich Peninsula, according to H. 1,283, that of R. P. R. Cruise. Pro transferred to the New Westminster what the dressed side of the carcass woodturning, furniture making, ipotaj Penitentiary, where he will serve his Commutation Tickets $2.25 right at your elbow on the E; Tanner, manager of the Saanich looks like. vincial, as 1,160; George 8. Haines, work and other of the manual train Fruit Growers’ Association. Independant, as 1,163. W. 8. Deacon, life sentence Including transportation, admission to trick and grandstand, ob In the sheep class, the progeny re ing lines, penmanship, botanical and For the third time during the |«»t Dining Table. Of this about fifty ton* Will he em sulting from a poor ewe t russed with Conservative, a* 439; and James tainable at C. it C. Taxi Stand. horticultural exhibits, geography and twelve months Arthur Ellis, official ployed for wine making, the balance a poor ram. which Is a scrub lamb, Orchard. Iatbor, as 55 vote*. The history, sewing and dressmaking are Commutation Ticket# will be on sale at United Service Cigar On Display at our Salesrooms. being used for Jams and similar pur will be shown. With it will be the total for Mr. Bryan, as on the re executor, will return East Without among those the visitors are Invited Storq, cor. Yates snd Douglas. pose*. The growth In the demand result from the crossing of a poor ewe count, included the 188 absentee to Inspect. carrying out his commission. He will for logans for wine making Is one of with a good ram. votes credited to him by the return Commencing at 8 o'clock a musical leave New Westminster to-day. 6 CARS WILL LEAVE DAILY the most significant developments of Arrangements are being made with ing officer, and this was incorrect programme wM be given in the As SURPRISE AT OTTAWA t Pari-Mutuel Betting Vnder Supervision R.C.M.P. the Industry on this peninsula. The various breeder* to have the winners claims petitioner. sembly Hall Vto-night. where the Ottawa. Aug. 7 (Canadian Frees)— Hawkins & Hayward of the championships and the reserve Growers' Wine Company 1* organized In enlarging on the statement of Hon. Dr. MacLean. Minister of Edu Some surprise was expressed at the championships put in the Government Electrical Quality and Ssrvics by individual growers) for the pur the petition Mr. Easton declares that cation. will preside. The teachers Department of the Secretary of State pose of marketing vintage, for exhibit, where experts will publicly Mr. Bryan made use of corrupt prac who have been attending the school demonstrate on them and explain here this morning regarding a dis Storsa which there la increasing popularity. will take part and the pupils of the noticed something fluttering on the their good and other points. tices, by himself, and through his patch from New Westminster. B.C., Wilson Loudoun; 2, Maurice Loudob; agents, and persons unknown Demonstration School under the di track ahead and called Griffin's at 1607 Douglas Street, opp. City Hall. There will be an exhibit showing rection of F. Waddington. After the in which Sheriff McMartln was 3. Clifford Kirchen. Paragraph five of the petition de Girls, seventy-five yards—1, Bever tention to It. the various grades of eggs under musical programme an exhibition of quoted as saying he had not been the new regulations put into effect clares: "Your petitioner says Nat w... notified directly that the death sen- ley Brlen; 2. Amy Richardson. At first he thought It to be a news phon. 643 Banfc Clearings Here gymnastics and folk dancing will be paper but when the train came 1103 Douglas Street near Fort Street - - last June, with experts there giving the said John Melvin Bryan was. by _jvrn jn the ^mnaelum. tence passed upon Alfred Corbett had Bovs’ sack race, seventy-five yards a candling demonstration and talks himself, by hi* agents, and by other , (jnbert. 0f Toronto, addressed | been commuted to life Imprisonment. —1, Sydney Young; 2, David Mowat. within a few hundred feet of it, both men decided It was a child. Phone 2627 , More Than Doable cm prices. persons on his behalf, before, during, the teachers last night on the work Consequently, according to the dls- Girls' skipping race, fifty yards The engineer applied the A small exhibit of silver black foxes at. and after...... the said...... ■ election,j ok mo guiltyv aiimimnof theinanimé Canadian lur Instituteim for the patrh. he had no authority to stop handicap—1, Elsie Mowat; 2, Mar Is being brought here. These animals om>er*onation. bribery, treating and ; mind, dealing with the special meth preparations for the execution. jory Farris. emergency brakes tghlle Griffin Those of Last Year are now registered In the Canadian undue Influence a* defined by the i 0 -V -BASEBALL, BOXING "]n [i5S SIpo:FT]nNG ]N[]5WS SWIMMING, G0LF= Marjorie Leeming St. Louis Browns German Champion Alberta Cricket Want No Changes fis Seth Rounds Sister May Be Thirty Per Cent. Less Wins Her Game But Defeats Paddock Effective, But He Has His Team Going Môve Up Rapidly Team Wins Third h Amateur Rules Her Sister Loses Off Willows Meet Over 100 Metres Berlin, Aug. 7.—Churl,, W. Straight Victory Meeting Decides Tacoma. Aug. 7.-—All visiting With Big Victory And Seek Laurels Paddock, the American running plsyers came through without up etar, yesterday ran 200 metrea set in yesterday’s play in the 1992 ever a curved traek in 21 2*6 Pacific Northwest tournament Sister’s Boys Take Five eeconda, defeating Houben, the Scored Very Narrow Victory Local Branch of B.C.A.A.U. Only Real Longshot of Final German champion. Mouben, In the women's singles Mias Over British Columbia at day Pays $22.75 to Win Straight Games From however, took the 100-metre Agrees to Reduction in Irene Stephens. Seattle, defeated race from Peddeck end Loren Mies Hope Looming. Victoria. Washington Senators 'Peg Touroey - > ' J., y Sentences 7-5, 6-3. and Mrs. Henrv defeated Seventh Race loot Murchieen in the time ef 10 4-6 Mies Stephens later 6 0, 4-6, 6-3. eeconda. Mies Marjorie Learning defeated The American ethletee who — etopped here en reute from the local star, Mies Alberta Edtls, Detroit Defeats New York and Saskatchewan Defeats Mani Amateur Boxers Are Warned; 6-1, S-7. ______Short Prices Paid With Sweden, captured moot,of the evente on the programme ef » toba; Bowlers Have Great Favorites Doing Well; Sunny Evens Series; Vance Tames special meet held under the eue- Arthur Manson is Elected pieee ef the Berlin A.C. The Canadian Davis Ways Wins Again Pirates ehewing of the Americano ieeen- Day; Small Scores to Rresidency eidered remarkable because they hed traveled all night end ent Cup Team Plays AMERICAN LEAGUE ered the meet ehertly after their Winnipeg, Aug. 7.—Alberta secured Tls Seth, the three-year-old geld arrival here. The yieitere were Delegatee to the local branch of the ing from the Armstrong stable, pol Cleveland, Aug. 7—Cleveland made a narrow victory over British Co British Columbia Amateur Athletic cordially eppleuded by a large lened off the meet at the Willows It four straight from Boston yester lumbia. scoring 64 to their opponents* Union, which was In annual session day. 8 to 6. when Plercy blew up in crowd ef epectetyre. Japanese To-day track yesterday afternoon by winning 19Q4 68 while Saskatchewan puxxled laet night, refused to endorse pro the final event ftom a classy field the sixth Inning, allowing six runs, posals advanced by the New West Manitoba, putting them all out for and paying $22.76 on the nose. the result of five two-base hits ami minster branch for a change in the an error. Boons of Boston made his It was a hard race fur the bettore 7°f- the email total of 34 againet their 76 rules dealing with the mixing of Brown Men Are Favorite to third homer of the series, hitting to settle on as there were four horses* Corinthians Lose In yeeterday'* matchea of the Western amateurs and professionals this ball over the right field fence. Canada Cricket Association's tourna Win Round; Australians Mary Jane Baker, Emma Williams* R. H. E. | The delegates felt that the present Bernice E. and Eugenia K.. all splen ment. It was a great day for the rules should stand, although they Boston ...... 6 7 1 bowlers. Meeting Mexicans did performers ’over the mile and Cleveland...... * 10 1 Their Second Game went as far as to support the re seventy yards, looking about equal on By virtue of their victory yester commendation of W. E. Finlay, presi Batteries—Plercy. Murray and Pic- paper. Added to this quartette was Inlch; Hhute and Myatt. day Alberta has obtained the possible dent of the Canadian union, which the unknown quantity carrying the number of points, this being their will be presented at the annual gath- Montreal. Aug. 7.~r-The Davis Cup DETROIT COMES BACK To Toronto Team tie between Canada and Japan this name of Joe Underwood, and Tls third win. British Columbia stand» eripg of the national body. This re- Seth and Mess Kit. Detroit. Aug. 7.—Detroit evened the second in the point* on the Hat with • ■ i-ummendati«m int«*nds 10 do away afternoon starts at 3 oclock, with the Mary Jane Baker went to the post & series with New York here yester three out of a possible six. while with the life sentence Imposed on an first single match between Jack Wright. of Canada, and * Hunao «light favorite over Bernice E. .The day when rain stopped the game at Visitors Forced to Play With Saskatchewan and Manitoba claim athlete who takes money and be field proved fussy and Joe Under- the end of the .fifth with the Tigers one and two pointa, respectively. comes a professional. A sliding scale Okamoto. Japan. The second singles wood, always a bad performer, de leading, 6 to 2. Detroit drove Bush Ten Men Most of Way; Not one of the- 44 batters could is proposed. The local union advo match will be between William layed the start through breaking too An. the first inning to the showers touch the bowling, all being content cates a minimum sentence of at least Crocker and Zenso Shlmzu. the cap soon and completing a third of the and hammered Mammaux for three Score Was 4-2 to remain on the defensive and only two years. tain of the Japanese team. more runs before the game ended. The Japanese are still favorites for oval before he was pulled down. eight of them reached double1 figures. BOXERS ARE WARNED Mess Kit led f-.r a short distance, Ruth made his thirty-sixth homer in Ideal weather favored the games the event, but the splendid showing the fourth Inning. R. H. E. The delegates were Informed that and the wicket seemed in good order of both Wright and Crocker at the but Tis Seth came up fast on the New York ...... 2 2 1 Toronto, Aug. 7.—Toronto achieved at a recent tailing .tournament held Seabrlght tournament last week has back stretch the first time around, Detroit ...... 6 » 1 honors in the soccer world last night, and. If anything, advantageous to here amateurs appeared on the same increased Canadas chances and took the lead on the turn, hold Batteries—Bush. Mammaux and when a Toronto and District all-star the batsman card as professionals. A resolution okamoto plays a game similar to ing out until she reached the wire. Schang. Whltehlll and Bassler. aggregation doubled the ecore on the! The match between British Colum was passed warning amateur boxers Shimxu. very steady but without a Mary Jane Baker closed with a tre Corinthians of England, four goal* bia and Alberta was a real sporty that a repetition will result in their great deal of speed. Against the mendous burst of speed, l*aden rid BROWNS CLEAN UP to two. The- Corinthiansnave not yet one and Interest was maintained in «truck their beet form, but neverthe suspension. The union did not wish steadiness of the two chosen Japan ing the mare for all she was wtwth, St. Inouïs. Aug. 7.—The Brown* the game right to the finish. Alberta to bring the boxers on the carpet for ese. Harada. the champion of Japan, but lost the decision by a short head. made a clean sweep of the five-game less the team that represented To was dismissed before lunch for 64 their first offence, but will do so it looks In practice the best of the Bernice E. was third. series with Washington by winning ronto did not suffer by comparison and the hard hitting of the British with them yesterday. Toronto opened they appear at future events where yesterday. 6 to 5, thus moving within Columbia teqm wa* expected to team He hits hard and plays a GOOD PRICES the scoring and led all the Way. with pros are performing. beautiful all-round game. He will three and one-half game» of the reach the figures without much ex Arthur Manson. who has been con Tis Seth was the only real long leading Yankees who were defeated the play favoring neither side to any ertion. but again the unexpected hap play In the doubles with okamoto on great extent. The Corinthians had nected with the amateur union for shot to come through with a win. Sir by I»etroit yesterday . The victory pened. and in a very lively flnieh the Friday height and weight on the blue many years, will fill the presidency Frederick, who surprised the fans by was the sixth straight for the locals. Pacific Coast men found themselves running third earlier in the week and sweater Torontonians In almost every of the local union for the first time Baltimore. Md.. Aug 7 - The Aus Jacobson |>ounded out a homer in the six run* worse than their provincial paying $18.65. appeared right yester instance, but the Queen City repre He was elected to succeed Percy tralian Davie Cup team will enter sixth with the bases empty. neighbors. day ami romped off with the fifth sentative* proved by far the nimbler Watson at last night’s meeting. W. G. Ita aevQnd round of American sone For the winners. Barnett played a race. He went to the post a third ; One rather regrettable feature of Hurd was elected vice-president, and play this afternoon, meeting the Washington ...... 5 11 1 very useful Innings, collecting 2* favorite and Just managed, by his St. Loula ...... 6 9 1 the game was the fact that the visi SWBter McGuire remains the secre Mexican team on the courts of the tor» played the second half minus the run*, of which sere single», with tary-treasurer. The registration white nose, to keep Skookutn. a real Batteries — Mogridge and Ruel; steady batting. Baltimore Country Club. Davis, Wingard and-Severoid. services of Morgan. their outside committee will consist of Messrs. Two singles matches, the first outsider, from winning Sir* Freder right. Morgan was injured after When the British Columbia men Redman O’Sullivan. Hurd and Mc starting at 3 o’clock are on to-day’a ick paid $12.40 on straight tickets, NATIONAL LEAGUE twenty minutes of the first period went to bat they must have felt while Skookum was worth $12.SO to Guire. card. had elapsed and retired. He reap pretty sure of a win. but Johnson plate. Sheik II. the favorite, was Brooklyn. Aug. 7.-—Vance won his peared after a few mlnutee. but was ami Timms had deemed it otherwise DELEGATES CHOSEN Gerald Patterson will meet Ignacio eighteenth game of the season when Borbolla In the first game, and Pat third. plainly not as effective as before. He and Eaton-Shore and Chamberlain, The annual meeting of the provin Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg yester O'Hara Wood and Francisco Gerdçs Sunny Ways, of the Sunflower did not play after half-time, and the the first wickets combination, were cial union will be held on August 16 stable is proving a very popular and day. S to 3. after Pittsburg had taken Englishmen rtfu*ed to replace him, both beaten when they *had collect will furnish the second contest. the first three games of the eerie*. bi Vancouver. The Victoria delegates consistent performer. Yesterday the although the Tgronto and district di ed six and seven rune respectively. Wi*l be Percy Watson, retiring presi trim little mare tore over six furlongs The Robin twlrler struck out ten rector* expressed a willingness to men. He haa beaten the Pirates nine Sparks tried to save by playing" very dent; Arthur Manson. newly-elected and won the feature race as she allow a substitute to play. careful cricket and to some extent president; W. G. Burd. vice-presi straight gamfs, beginning late in Although the Toronto and District Norton and Kinsey pleased from a smart field. It was This picture gives some Idea of how the baseball pitchers rwte the 1922 R. H. E. he was successful. When eight dent. and Dan O’Sullivan, who la » her third straight win of the week. famous George Staler, manager and first baseman of the 8t. Louis Browns, players scored the same, number of wicket» had fallen the batting team Pittsburg ...... ?...... 3 4 3 g«>als in each period, their beet abow* governor. _Pinehurt and Home Baby, outsiders, lu 1122 he was the greatest ball player in the American League, but the Brooklyn ...... 6 12 2 still required a doxen runs to win ran second and""ttSrii respectively. log was made m the second half. and with the advent of Hooper ft Play Fine Tennis following year he was forced out of the game by eye trouble and staged a Bfttnrtt* ■ Ktonarr Meter and PAMKC outside left for the "Pride FAVORITES FAILS comeback ?hie year. The pitchers say that SSsler to-day is equal to "n Gooch; Vance and Deberry. seemed as though they would get * of England,'' was the outstanding them, but Barker came on the bowl Hillcrests Are The opening race provided an upset per cent, of the Fisler of 1922. GIANTS AGAIN BEAT CUBS player of the game. His footwork and made abort work of the tail-end And Win Matches for the public, which flocked on A glance over the American league balling averages since the opening was pretty to watch and his shots when the score was still six runs Chevalier. The Foster entry after of the season bears out the opinion of the pitchers. New York. Aug. 7.—The New York were made with tremendous power. Giants again defeated Chicago here short of the Alberta tally. Victors in Final staying with the carry pare welt Ashton, right back, was also promin Hlsler, Instead of betng-up- among the Us*4ers. with a mark close to yesterday, S to 2» The league cham The ecoree were as follow»: dropped hack badly In the stretch. .400. has been far down the line, most of the time hovering around the .306 ent for the Corlntbtene. ------:— San Francisco Star Springs pions won in the first inning when British Columbia of Indoor Series Ella Waldo, an old favorite, came mark they scored five rune on three hits, Surprise by Defeating through the pay $13.80 to win. while "Staler Is Just about 70 per vent, efficient.'* remarked a veteran pitcher two errors and two bases on halls. Eaton-Shore, b Timme ...... • Coming from behind in the seventh laintern’s place bets were worth $9 60. recently in discussing the status of the famous player. Wheeler held the Giants to one hit In Hudsons Bay Win Chamberlain, e Hodge*, b Timms 7 ind eighth Innings the Hillcrests in- Welga. the Kmmert entry, was thlrtL the remainder of the game. McQuil Peers, c and b Timms ...... 7 Carl Fischer "While still a good hitter, he la far from the dangerous batsman he once Corbett, c Falck. b Johnson ...... 7: loor train defeated the Y.M.C.A. at and paid $12.70. was. There l* a lack of snap to hi* swing. His hits art mure often Texas lan "pitched a strong game for New hj* Royal AtlUetlc Park laet night xMltlue Miss, a rare little runner, took York. Home runs by Cotter and Sparks, b Johnson ...... 1* 11-7, In the final game for the cham the second race without much trouble. leaguers than line drives Grantham gave the visitors their Opening Match In Wenman. Ibw. h Johnson ...... 8 pionship pi the second halT at the Southampton. N Y.. Aug. 7.—Brian She was a hot favorite, and Baden "In pitching tv Slsler I have noticed that he does not follow the hall as two runs. R. H. E. Bruce. Ibw. b Higgs ...... * Victoria and District Indoor league. 1. C. Norton of St l»ul*. and Robert rated her well all the way. Runaway closely as when he was leading the league in hitting. As a result, he hits Chicago ...... 2 8 J Harrison, c Thompson. Barker 2 As a result of their win last night Kinsey of California, reached the was second and Flypaper third. late, many of his drives going to left field, seemingly lacking in power New York ...... 6 4 1 Hooper, not out ...... 3 he Wlllcrcsts will meet the Garrison semi-final round of the Southamp » A favorite fell by the wayside in “Slsler is still- a great player and a good hitter, but far below his bril Batteries—Kaufmann and Hart Leighton Ibw. h Johnson ...... I for the Clearihue Cup. emblematic ton tennis tournament at the Meadow the third race when Silent Pardner. liant form of other years.” nett. McQuillan and Snyder Kirkup. c Falck. b Barker...... • >t the indoor trail championship of the Club yesterday. Norton defeated who broke well Into the lead In the It Is really remarkable that Staler, after being out. a year, has done as BRAVES PLAY FINE GAME Extras ...... » ;ity. The Garrison had no trouble Defeated Cranleigh by 102 to Howard Voesell of New York. 6-3, first furlong. Insisted In running well as he has. He has had many otietacles to overcome Boeton. Aug. 7.— Boston gave John n winning the first half of the 6-3. in the fourth round, while Kin wide at the first turn despite Molter’e Total ...... «ague, but they lost out in the ^ec- In addition to his eye affliction, he haa carried the managerial burden Cooney faultless support yesterday 75 After Very Interesting Analysts -Johnson, four wickets for sey furnished an upset, defeating efforts to keep.him at the rail. This >n«! half lu the play-off series be as well as the worries of a bus:nee* reverse. and they defeated Ft. Louis Cardin 20 runs; Timms, three for 27; Higgs, tween the Hillcrests and 'Y.M.C.A. Carl Fischer of Phllldelphla. who Is gave Bill's Hope and Recover, tw To-day the Browns are only three and one-half games behind the New ala. 5 to 3. Bob Smtt h scored i ranked*three postilions above him in Game one for 2. Barker, two for 4. the latter team won the first game other horses that were well fancied, York Yankees who are leading the American League. They have come up homer in the second and fielded per the national rating fectly at whorl. Powell banged out J Alberta Dut lost the next two. a chance to get through, llapsburg very fast lately. Many fans all over the country would like to see Fisler 3-6. 6-1. 6-3. Miss, at 40-1. won the show money two doubles In three times at bat. Gurnett. c Harrieon. b Lelghtoi\ 24 I*a»t night th«i "Y” boys led for bring the Browns to the championship. iix innings, but in the seventh frame Norton aet too fast a pace for Miss Herrmann, with 1‘aden up. R. H E To the Hudson's Bay went the Ella by. Ibw. b Leighton * lie Hillmeti drove six rune across the Voshell. The lx>ng Island man never scored a easy win in the sixth race Ft. Louis ...... 3 9 1 credit for winning the flret match Thomson., c Cobbett. b Leighton « ..late and______In the______next EEstanza______they_ *ave a true account of himself ex- ______the______mile route. Half way Boston ...... 5 10 1 ip the new Wednesday Cricket Falck. c Eaton-Shore, h «Wenman • icBred the same number of counters, j ceçt early ln^ the ^second set. when^he j ar0und Fhe moved to the front and Batteries—Belt and Gonsales; J. League, the schedule of which opened Walker, etpd Bruce, b Leighton.. 1 1'he ' Y" boys had a bit of' Hitough i gained~ a lead of 3-1. At“ "*all other** drew away from the field. - Hemlock French Net Teams VA.S.C. To Stage Cooney and O'Neill. up yesterday afternoon. The Haye Barker, b 1-elghton ...... 1 uck In thrlr half of the eighth. Af- stages he was outclassed, remaining was second and Yermak third. Ruth CATCH STOPS RALLY disposed of Cranleigh House, which Johnson, c Hooper, b Wenman.. 3 ter scoring six runs and with the at the base line, while Norton bom- Harrigan took a bad spill near the Philadelphia. Aug. 7.—The Cin tied with the Tllllcums for the Curtis, b Lelgrton ...... tying run on third base the umpires J Larded his court with streaking To Seek American water tank on the second time cinnati Reds won yesterday's game in leadership- in the old Wednesday Higgs, b Leighton -t...... " yelled the game on account of dark- drive* around «and threw her Jockey, Garner Annual Gala At Philadelphia before a heavy rain Cricket league, by the score of 102 Timm*, not out ...... • Ness. Doubles Laurels Fischer started well against Kin i('oncluded on pas* III storm stopped the fray in the fifth rune to 75. Hodge*, b Cobbett ...... * Whether or riot last Monday's play- sey. hut his-failure to go to the net j Inning as Walker eprihted and The Bays batted very well. IJnd- Extra* ...... »ff game will be played over again is cost him the second and third sets Boston. Aug. T.—The entries of two Gorge Saturday caught Williams' drive for the third ner with 18. Harrison with 17. and not known, as the Y.M.CA Lave Kinseys baffling chop strokes and , French teatna. including Davis cup out with a tying run on second. Four Total ...... *4 protested the game on the grounds Pltton with 15 being the top'scores. greater steadiness won him game j players for the National lawn tennis solid hits scored the Red*' three tal The Cranleigh batsmen did not get Bowling analyst*: O. M. R. W. .hat the umpire changed Hie decision. after game in the second set. In the j doublée championehip starting on the lies and gave them the lead in the Leighton ...... «« » «* J The teams were as follows: Three B.C. Championships at very far against the howling of third set Fischer made numerous courts of the Longwood Cricket Club third after Harper had made a homer Verra 11 and Lindner, Kinch doing the Cobbett ...... -Vi ! • Y.M.C.A^- Moore. Brindley. V. on August 18 were announced yes in th*« locals' half of the opening tones. Seilers, A. Jones. McKinnon, double faults which spoiled hie op best with 28. Hewitt was second Wenman ...... 1° - 9 1 portunities after he had broken For First Western terday. Henri Cochet and Jacques Stake; Vancouver Swim round. R. H. E Saskatchewan Zlark. White, Lewis and Redgrave. Cincinnati ...... 3 7 0 with 17. Hlllcreets-Dr. Poynts. Passmore. through Kinseys service. Brugnon will be paired, apd the other Verra 11 took four of Cranleigh'» Strutton. c Buchall. b Speck...... 1* mers Coming Philadelphia ...... 2 7 0 Butler. Fulmer, Mulcalhy. Wachter. The Summaries: team will be composed of Jean Bor wickets for 14 runs, while Lindner al Webstar, run out ...... J* Singles, first round —Robert Kin otra and Rena La Coate. Batteries — Donohue and Har Fes. Banna and McLennan Golf Tournament grave; Carlson and Henline. most performed the hat trick, get pike, c Kelle. b Newaome ...... 11 sey. San Francisco, defeated <"arl The Mexican Da via cup combin ting three wickets for one run. Foster, not out ...... e — _ e - Fischer, Philadelphia. 3-6. 6-1. 6-3; ation of F. Gordea and Ignacio de la •Final preparationa are being made COAST LEAGUE Martin with two wickets for five Wilson. Ibw. b Meston ...... * Borbolla. also has entered. by the Victoria Amateur Swimming Seattle. Aug. 7 - Seattle easily won run*, led the Cranleigh howlere . Wtmmllaims, b Newsome ...... 3 h.u. N?w\odrk.ra«-t Pros and Amateurs to Play at Among the American entries re- Club to make their annual water gals’, the second game here yesterday from The scores were as follows: Buckley. Ibw, W. Meston ...... • Pans Olympiad reived are those of R. N. Williams 11 Sacramento. 15-6 driving the- vet Hudson’s Bay Smlthurst. h Weston ...... ” Doubles, first round—Fred f*. An Saskatoon Next Week; and Watson Washburn, champions at to be held at tl^lr pool at the Gorge eran. Charley Hall, who started on Parker, b Newaome ...... ■ Booth, c Kinch h Knight ...... 13 derson and 1* W. Folbelmaa, de Wimbledon this year; R. Llndley next Saturday a great succès*. It ie the mound for the Scions, to the Holme, runl out ...... ‘ Verrall. c lia neon b Qualnton ... 0 Witnessed End Of feated Stanley Mdrtimer and Good- 300 Entries Murray and N. W. Niles; Willigm M. expected that a largi- entry list will showers in the fourth inning, and Ross, b Newsome ...... ”, Johnston and C. J. Griffin, the Kin be recelved from the local clubs adding six more rung on Bill James Linder, b Qualnton ...... 18 hue Livingston. Jr.. 6-2. 6-2. B. 1. C. Haine*, ibw. b N. Martin...... I Extras ...... * i Norton and,H. M. G. Kelleher de.- sey brothers; Vincent Richards and while ft number of swimmers will be in the seventh. Seattle, by winning yesterday. Jumped to within half a Pillar, c and h Qualnton ...... 15 Athletic Careers j feated Georg* Crawford and Perry Saskatoon. 8asl|.. Aug. 7—t’loee to Francis T. Hunter, the Olympic over from Vancouver to compete. Total ...... -m . ; ...... 75 game of the league leaders Edmond», c Knight h Martin .... 2 Bowlin* anllyile— O. M. «■ w. ______Pease. 6-0. 6-2; !* B. Bailey. Jr., and 360 golfers will compete In the flret champions. Three British Columbia champion R. H. E Harrison, h Knight I ...... 17 I Allan Herrington defeated C. M. annual tournament «*f the Western ships will he at stake, the 440 yards Shrimpton. h Knight 4 ÎÎÏÎ",...... 10 3 II 0 Canada Golf Association which Is to Sacramento ...... 6 H 2 Many Members of American , open. Junior relay and men s water Seattle ...... 16 1* * Parke, c Kinch b Hewett ...... II tee played over the coure» of the Football Proved polo. At present the Lee tup. em Batteries—Hall and Shea; Dell and Redman, c Hewett b Knight l .. f ■pwcR • • • * r* f * its i Team Likely to Quit; Pad- Waller Weahronk won from 8. M- Riverside Country Club next week. blematic of the water polo champion È. Baldwin Mason, hot out ...... <1 Meston ...... 1 2 0 6 4 Burke ami W. I'lrraon by default: The entry for the professional ship of British Columbia. is held by San Francisco. Aug. 7.—Los An Extras ...... %...... II dock Going Into Golf Krill M.rrur and T. 8. Mengan de- championship was considerably aug Best Attraction at the Vancouver Amateur Swimming gels* gathered In fourteen hlta off Manitoba rented Phillip and I.udlow Vende- mented yesterday when eight Wlnnl- Club, and they ar«j sending over a Mitchell* offering* here yesterday, Total ...... 102 Me*ton. not out ...... V.«...... !• peggers arrived here Their ranks venter. 4-1, 7-i; 8. Howard Voehell Olympic Games etrong team to defend the title. The and gave the Seals s drubbing, 7-4. Cranleigh House Feletead. Ibw. Buckley ...... l and Kred O. Hegga defeated A. M. will be swelled by numerous prof** following members .will make up the Griffin, replacing Mitchell in the slonals from Saskatchewan and Al Hewitt, h Harrison ...... 1" chase ibw. Buckley -«• — ;vr; 9 Hyde and Walter Ktoke., S-4. 416. Vancouver team: Goal. Jorthny Cam eighth, wa* nicked for another base Or^nwood. «tumped. Webster New Tork. Aug 7—The Parle berta. and It is likely Phil Taylor and Parla. Aug. 7.—The receipts of the Martin, b Haine* ...... f eron; beck, Mcl>ermott; half-backs, hit R H. E Dlygiplca marked the end of com - Dave Black, the noted coast pair, will Olympic Game* amounted to 6,464.- Kinch. b Verrall ...... 21 Buckley • V. ,...... J pelltive career* of a number of Bert. Kirkup and Bob McMillan? I#os Angeles ...... 7 16 1 Reynold», howled. Holmes ...... 0 play Ih thla event also. 610 franca, according to L’Auto. ..As Butterworth, h Harriwon ...... 11 American athletes,, notably Charley Earl Sande Will forwards. Chuck /Jills, John Iiartay San Francisco ...... 4 14 3 Qualnton. Ibw be Lindner ...... If Turnbull, bowled. Holme» ...... 6 Paddock. Jackson Scholl. Clarence PRO PLAY 36 HOLES sociation football drew the biggest Batteries - Root. Bayne and .Spen Neweome bowled. Buckley ...... 0 gate with 1.800.000 francs, the track and H. McKay. Hannon, h Verrall ...... J lieMir. Alfred LeConey, Jole Ray, The professionals will play off Bayley, Cameron and Hills, three cer; Mitchell. Griffin and Yelje. W. B. Knight, o Booth h Vermll * Birr ha M. c Webster. Holmes ,y 3 Ralph 8 pea row. > ’ Not Lose His Leg (their competition Saturday It will | »nd^ldrhamplonahips were second At Lo# Angeles— R. H. E Spick Ibw. Holmes ...... 3 i consist of 36 holes medal play. Th«* ; wlt*1 *n<* e*lmmln* third of Vancouver’s track swimmers, and Milton, b Verrall ...... ;...... « Paddock, once famed as the faet- rated as among the best in the l*ro Oakland ...... 7 10 0 Vaughan, c and b Lindner ...... • Keel, c Feeler. Buckley ...... 4 nt human," may grace an occasional ThroughBad Spill I tournament «proper gets under way with 416,666, ^ ______Vernon ...... * * 1 R. Knight, not out ...... : Lowe, howled. Buckley ...... 6 vlnce, will compete in the 440-yard Batteries—Malls, Kuna and Baker; exhibition In the futufe. but every- Monday when ttfe first IS holee of " _ championship event. Extras .•••• 4 wne Is certain the colorful Californ the open championship is played. I Roroiinf/nrc Thomas and D. Murphy. Extra* ...... 6 ian has taken his last gay fling at Saratoga Springe, N.Y., Aug. 7 The amateur championships start W CTTlOn* DQ5€UQlltTS YOUNGSTERS COMING At Portland—: R. H. E. —Eerie Sande, premia* Ameri -Salt Lake (Tty ...... 7 13 1 Total ...... nig-time competition. Thla has not can jockey, seriously injured the following day and will be com I The Junior relay team from the Total ...... ^.... 75 Analysis—Buckley. for oeen what you might exactly call a pleted with 36 holes semi-final and Mainland City will be composed of Portland ...... « 4 * 4 hi a spill at the raeotreok « Hera Think TheyW ill Win Batteries— Kaltio and Cook, Peters; Bowling Anal rets Hglmes, 4 tor 10. glorious season for the Coast crack. final rounds Friday and Saturday re Bob* Mc M Utah Jr« . Don Mantle, yesterday will not have to suffer Cranleigh Houoo— °» I‘adder k ie a golfer and plans to go spectively. Ffelph Fuller and Jim McMillan. Bedtent and Cochrane amputation of his leg, it was Qualnton ...... r U 3 ifter tournament honors on a seri Two amateur*, close to scratch Vernon. B.C.. Aug. 7—Arrange These youngsters will make a big AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ous settle. stated by attending surgeons player»—Alfred Bull and E. M C. ment* have been completed for the St Paul 12, Toledo i$„' Knight ...... 28 3 • today. * • e*. all*ro*>, u> take tke title over to.the Martin ...... $ 3 3 GOOD, CLEAN L Scholx. veteran of ten years' run- Mr Lor g—are entered from British, Vernon Raaeba.ll team to go to Van- i Columbuo $ __ ^ ; ... . 0c*Qe*igiee. £>. Marietta* «see- Iw d» aerteevaf w ska »*ramw|s|tiMeV *- «A: track physician, aft** visiting the fMtomuta chamrp»ouah1p A wumoer-of «tiiar. evaau. xt; lie- Milwaukee 4, ‘Tjfttiiivlne 6 ...... K-sdgtot >ik. y a--» jockey at a hospital said that Vancouver. The local team qualified by win staged and, with the Vancouver Hewett ...... 6 i * making the Olympic team. It wan INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE " probahjy * good thing for Uncle Sant the left leg had been cet satis nlng the interior championship. A swimmer* competing, the gala should Hudson's Bay— R. w. O. Delivered le the City strong team will go to the coast and be a great success. Lâat year the 40 2 6 ti*t the Missourian had this thought factorily end there appeared to Phil Taylor, pro at the Victoria Rochester 7-6. Jersey City 6-0. Harrison ...... Phene tU Golf Club. Informed The Times thla the opinion Ie expressed here that club staged une . •»' the best water Buffalo 1-6. Baltimore 7»16. Haine* « ...... 13 l 6 gfc** Otherwise the showing of the Star j be ne reaeon why Sande should Th# Meere-Whityagton Lumber Co. Spangled entry In the flat races | net have entire uee ef R ev«ntw- mhrftlng'that he would not make V VeAion'* chaflees for carrying off the event# of The -year; trot sh*y' Intend Syracuse H. -Newark y- '• Verrall 14 v-*> .. A «Concluded os page 111 l elly. Ulp lu Saskatoon. honors are very good. to surpass kll by this year s affair. Toronto 6-1, Reading 4-2. •Lindner .. .1’...... i 3 21 t 9 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 =.!■ U ■'-!!!-. L'1 .. '^1 ■[ , ■ Il"-» SSSBSL 1 SI.—■-SSa.^-21 LNIGHT tien for Metro, which Is playing at the Dominion this week. The«4 are no Sheika, in the real meaning of the SHOWING THIS WEEK AT PANTAGES THEATRE Word, in this picture, whlcit was AT THE THEATRES filmed among the Arabs of North Africa; but Ramon Novarro as a Dragoman la a romantic enough fig ure to start a new vogue of film Thrilling Fist hero. A Dragoman Is a native guide. AT THE THEATRE» A number of real Arab Sheiks, Fight Is Feature however, play extra roles in the pic Columbia—TV Pilgrim. ture. Five Bedouin tribes were used, Of ColimUa Film pitching their encampment at the Playhouse—Legally Dead. oasis of Gabes. This càmp consisted Capitol—The Marriage Cheat. Frank Mayo. lead, and Jim Mason, of 600 Bedouin horsemen, with their heavy* stare a terrific fight In George Ikmalnlon —The Arab. women and children, their herds of An-haJnbaud’e new William Fox pro Pantagee—The Governor’s Lady. goats and sheep. 600 head of horses duction. “The plunderer.” the story of and a similar number of camels. Does early morning find which deals with clashing mine in “The Arab” la a screen version of you sprinting down to the terests. stalwart men. and romança Mason lying prone and unconscious Edgar Belwyn’s stage play. beach for a bathe? Jim Alnson Is right hand man ts Tom on the floor. Santscht. the other heavy of the The fight Is one of the thrills In a Do yon come back glow story. Frank Mayo, head of the mine picture replete with fast moving ac which Is being plundered by Santschi tion. Both Frank Mayo and Jim Ma Orchestra To Play ing with vigorous health and Mason, is nearly killed as the re son know something of the fisticuff and with a colossal appetite sult of being deliberately entombed art and t.belr knowledge and stalwart At Dominion _ In the mine by Mason When he phvslques contribute a great deal to for breakfast? « *4nes to the town's only dancehail making this scene intensely realis Theatre To-night and sees Mason playing faro, he goes tic. "The Plunderer” comes 10 the If the first splash of the s after him. The onlookers make no Columbia Theatre to-day. Marking the fifth concert of the day leaves you cold, it’s effort to prevent the fight. Frank, senes, the Dominion Symphony jOr- because you're not as fit as 11 livid with rage, battles them down chestra will again be heard to-night and by force of mental and physical Dragoman Threatens playing a very tuneful and pleasing you ought to be — and can force, subdues their peaceful tend*n- To Supplant Sheih musical Interpretation for the fea be, if you do as Grandpa Xo longer protected. Mason, a ture attraction. “The Arab.” Rex does. coward at heart, fights as ferocious! v By Ramon Novarro Ingram's super production starring as such a type can. Mayo throws Ramon Novarro. and Alice Terry. Here’s his secret "as him on the roulette table. They roll The feature being Arabian In tone The word Dragoman threatens to will give the orchestra ah opportun much as will cover a ten oxer and over, until the table, unbal supplant that of Sheik In the popular anced, upsets, scattering chips all ity to render a very fine selection of tent piece every morning.’’ oxer the place. The fight ends with vernacular mince the release of The numbers In keeping with the atmos Mayo disheveled but victorious, and Arab.” Rex Ingram's newest produc- phere of the picture. A few of the Each tiny dose of the every veto. * It primes ever) numbers picked at random Include; magic Kruschen powder is a fibre of your being with “Three Arabian Dances.” Ring; “Song of India.” Rimsky-Korsakoff, perfect blend of the six salts tingling vitality. and “A Lover of Damascus.” by Fin essential to bodily well-being. That’s what Kruschen doel ite n. The ■ overture or featured num It keeps you in perfect trim, for Grandpa and the rest oi 9461 l*er for to-night Will be a novelty- because it stimulates the liver interpretation of The Sheik," by the the Kruschen Army of Opti -TO-NIGHT and kidneys, gently but surely, orchestra apd -- combined concert mists. That’s what Kruschei organ. Handley Wells will preside %e GOVERNOR'S LADY - WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL PRODUCTION -x. to a proper performance of st ths Console. Another item of In will do for you. terest to music lovers will be the their duty. It frees your Symphony Orchestra atmospheric interlude to the feature system of all the waste You can buy 160 doees oi production in which Handley Wells, Five Escaped King and others playing in support.1 matter that collects to clog “that Kruschen feeling” from the popular basso will sing The The story was adapted by James Big Craze Picture your inside and poison your any druggist for 75c. Get a A. Prescott. Director Bedouin Love Song” and "Less Than Drowning When Creelman from the Saturday Eveg- the Dust.” This in Itself should lng Pont seri.ll, "i'uce.” hy Lu» y BtOtl# Coming Attraction blood-stream. It sends clear bottle Unlay and start to- Playing a Specially Selected Programme for the Feature prove to be an exceptional offering Terrill. It tells of a young man who morrow. Wave Hit Ledge gives up the girl he loves to marry vigorous blood pulsing through Presentation. by this talented artiste. A very funny comedy titled. “Political Pull.” another for whose social position he At Royal Theatre featuring the famous Spat Family, Director John Griffith Wray and, feels himself directly responsible. ATMOSPHERIC INTERLUDE and a very interesting news reel in four of his camera crew experienced The story Is only too well known cluding the first and exclusive views a real' thrill and at the same time to the readers of The l'est. It liter “The Covered Wagon" With , &cW ally overran with picture possibili of the reception of ths British Special narrowly escaped drowning, during TO THE FEATURE ATTRACTION the filming of exciting sea shots for ties. and Paramount took advantage Ernest Torrence in Lead Due Service Squadron at San Francisco, of each and every one of them In round out a very entertaining show. “The Marriage Cheat," Thomas H. Here Monday ! nee’s gripping dramatic, feature. In making the screen version of the tal«*. HANDLEY WELLS, BASSO which Leatrlce Joy. Adelphe Menjou The scènes are laid for the most Toeteleee tn Coffee part In the land of romance and ad and Percy Marmont head an excep BUI JarkNon wa* a great scout In or Te* kru^lts Ann Lather Says tional cast. venture. Then. too. there are scenes A Fiery on Long Island." scenes of the ultra- thv old days of the pioneers and Actually The scene of the accident was prillrlo schooners, lie appears With Gam Chewing “Coffin ledge,” near Laguna, Cal., fashionable smart set. with its beau Filmed Romance tiful homes' and gorgeous gowns; other notable characters of history Not a Bad Habit where the sea extends far back be Alan Cors land, who made "Enemies In James Cruxe’s Paramount produc in Tunis of Arabian neath the rock éhore line, forming a of Women." "Vnder the Red Robe.” tion. "The Covered Wagon," coming Desert death trap for swimmers. Director "Three Weeks” and other pictures to the Royal Victoria Theatre during and "Chewing gum is not a bad habit.” Wray, his first camera man. Henry equally as successful, produced "Un the week of August 11 with two per d^BMWNnMPO Lore pronounces Ann Luther, prominent In | Sharp, and three others were working guarded Women." It is his first formances daily at 2.30 and 8.30. "The Algiers' the cast of The Governor's Lady,” I on this narrow ledge, about five feet Paramount~~ picture, and a fine ex role is played by Ernest Torrence, Good Health for Half a Cent a Day Alice itimv at the Pantages. above the water line, when a huge ample of what I» to be expected from who was seen In “Singed Wings'* its oi "Of course, if one chews to excess SHINTY for bMithy life. Yw Mr mus- ALSO—THE SPAT FAMILY IN -POLITICAL PULL" wave swept hi from the sea. the same source in the near future. wherein he was a feeble minded of mniwfty. steels thee* lagMoau from It Is harmful, because It works the Backed by a steep cliff, they were clown. Some Jump—from a clown to ■ usMwtisn. or you could ootTlro. Normally, glands In the mouth too much. The unable to escape. The wave crashed an Indian fighter, but Torrence Is a your lyetem should extract them vital supply of saliva la more than doubled ■alts from your food meat, broad, fruit. onto the ledge with tremendous splendid actor and bridged the gap of giving now life end and this la harmful for the stomach. force and as it washed out again. It Story Branded veoublsa sslfc. acn sad so «a : b«t Furthermore, chewing gum outside without trouble. when, owing to impaired digootleu. errors «entices millions of milt carried the five men along. Aided by of diet overwork and worry, anxiety, body is ccemosod Bob. the home, or the homes of one's i end nerve, .are all friends, is a social faux pas. and other members of the company, they As a Dream Last •odes tory Mimpsti*. s*d many other massa, your Uftswi dees net v»tract from really dreadful. But Just to Chew succeeded In clambering back to safety. your food the correct proportions of theee gum—pshaw, it’s my favorite in Year Now Big Hit scorn tic! Hfewtvtac salts, than yen coffer for Its healthy Ufa. Capitol—To-day door sport,” she said. One camera, which went to the bottom between jagged rocks, was SCIENTIST REPORTS SOLE IMPORTING AGENTS: CHARLES GYDB 4 SON, MONTREAL Them.. M. Intel hroauette* recovered by one of the Hawaiian boys working In the picture, who News .value sometimes make the dove at great personal risk and at value of , photoplays. Statistics Branch of the Dominion tached a rope to IL EYE EXPERIMENTS DR. BOURQUE PLEADS As an Instance—-take "Legally Bureau of Statistics pleaded guilty lg Both players and technicians Dead," the sensational Universal pro GUILTY TO CHARGE The Marriage Cheat found plenty of excitement during police court here yesterday to obtain the Aiming of* the “The Marriage duction. now pTayfnjr at the Play Manitoba Professor Confirms ing 14.000 by false pretences from Dr. Starring novurn* •> Cheat." at the Capitol Theatre for Its house Theatre. In which an executed Ottawa. Aug. 7 —Withdrawing hie Edmund Bourque of Ottawa. He was TRICK JOY. PERCY MARMONT. The Theory of Perception of remanded to jail for one week for setting Is on an island in the South convict 1» brought back to life, after election for a Jury trial, J. A. Schry- drama hie entire company went te the CAPITOL hanging, by the aid of science. burt, former assistant chief of Indian sentence. South Seas to him. The drama that Sens, calling for many thrilling Colors will startle you because It darse give a water sequences. Leal|ice Joy. who Charles Furthmann. former deputy wife the rights a man never*n 'would! has one of the roost forceful char district attorney of Chicago, wrote Next Week acterisations of her career as the story two years ago. after read Toronto. Aug. 7—Fellow feeling be tween men’s two eyes comes into play "Octavla Canfield.” said it was the ing of some strange experiment phy In the researches of Professor Frank " most strenuous role she has ever sicians had performed In restoring Allan, of the University of Manitoba, been called upon to play. Uf« In bodies after the heart had which were reported to the Physio ceased to beat. logy Section of the British Associa "It’s too faftciful—a pipe-dream!" tion for the Advancement of Science Fine Romantic said the producers. here to-day. Professor Allan finds Then—Just a few monts ago—the MacFarlaneDrugCo. that If the left eye. for example, is Picture Drama medical world was electrified by tho fatigued with a pure color from the Formerly Known as Coming To Capitol news that life had actually been re spectrum, the right eye be'comee more COLUMBIA stored by the» use of adrenalin—not sensitive to all of the fundamental Victoria Owl Drug Co., Ltd. oece, but a doxen times. News dis colors. The sympathetic result Is In "Unguarded Women" Is the title of patches had borne out the prophesy Present, TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY the picture scheduled tor showing at the nature of a reflex action, or In Phone the Capitol Theatre next week. It In the attorney-playwright's story. other words. It is caused by the Cor. Douglas and Johnson Sts. Big Double-feature Attraction features Bebe Daniels. Richard Dix transmission of a message from the and Mary Astor. wl(h Walter Mc- left eye to the brain and the relaying COMEDY GALORE Ormll. Frank I»eee. Helen Llndroth. McMillan Muir hack from the brain to the right eye. Our Prompt and Dependable Mee- Harry Mestayer. Donald Hall, Joe "Similar experiments. were tried •engera are at Your Service (1) by confining fatigue to one side of Kodaks Is Visiting City the retina, and measuring the reflex Try Our Drug Store First effects produced on the other side.” said the professor. Here he compared Charlie Chaplin McMillan Muir, one-time resident the two halves of one eye, rather of the city, and well-known in local than two eyes. "The results were pre Unguarded THE GORGE | musical circles, is spending two cisely the same wS in binocular weeks’ holiday In the Capital city. vision," said the speaker. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Mr Muir is now a resident of Port land, Ore., and since leaving here has CONFIRMS THEORY WOMEN' been very busy In the sphere of his This research is important in that DRUG SUNDRIES aiNUINE THER “The Pilgrim” ■A At choice. 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Summer*• «»». ofcottage. r„uRh RICHARD LOEB ENJOYS NEW THRILL—"Dickie" Loeb. nlneteen-year-old co-killer of Robert 're.nk*’ Î* *een »bove bcln. examined In the presence of hie attorney.. Left to right: Welter Bach- | rech. defence counsel: Richard Loeb.1 self-confeeaed kidnapper.and alayer; Dr. Karl Murdoch Bowman, of Boston; and Dr. H. s. Hulbert. Oak Park. Chicago, defence alienist. PICKED BY LOEB AS VICTIM,—On the afterWbn when Loeb and Leopold kidnapped and slew Robbie Pranks, they had at first intended to make ten-year-old John I>evinson (shown above) the subject for their experiment in obtaining a new thrill by means of taking human life. The lad is the son of a millionaire Chicago cor poration counsel, whom Loeb and I>eopold believed would readily Prince congratulates Canadian marksman—t»i. Prm« of wm.. u .hown eat.diii„. pay the $10,000 ransom which they planned to extort from him after they had murdered his son. FOR DEFENCE/—Dr. Bernard « ",r,*T..";r " “• *'“• *• »...... Tilueck of New York is one of the chief alienists for the defence in the trial of Nathan F. Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb. HAS HAD GREAT CAREER. SCIENCE LrCADERv—O. J. ~^rr------9 —David Be las co, dean of Ameri- Howarth, O.B.E , Secretary of the »sn theatrical producers, who British Association for the Ad celebrated his sixty-fifth birth vancement of Science, who haa day laid up In bed with grippe arrived in Toronto for this week's •nd bronchitis. convention. •TV.-dS-dr * S&'^fP1 MAY RUN/—Charles. Hanna, ALL HAD TO BK VACCINATED!—Nearly every one of the twice mayor of Belleville end 2,(m inhabitants onthe village of Deer Park had befn exposed to well-known Liberal, will likely be rnfallpox, the health authorities figured. A grocer,, it was found, « candidate In the West Has had been conducting business as usual though helping nurse his tings by-election. . ti*1.. ...î*..' A StTOrtY WITHOUT WORDS FIGHTING SENATOR ILL— wife, suffering with the disease. So every man, woman and child Henry Cabot Lodge, United in the town were vaccinated. Here Dr C. A. Neal, health commis- States Senator from Maasachu- sionfr, is seen at work. ssaa - setts, whe is ht t crttloâT condT- . . w**» JWl,j_TINPS IN OltHKT—An arehawlnglcni party tlon following an emergency headed by Carl \\. Bishop of the Smithsonian Institute has die- c.vered many ancient Chinese oarvtnge In Shenshl. which will operation performed in a ho*-' prove of vast value to the world of art and aclen, e Many ancient pital at Cambridge. Mass. tomba were found, notably that of Ho Chu Pin., an hletorlr Chinese cavalry leader of olden days, who drove the aava.e Huna from Chinese terrttery. SCHOOL DAYS ByDWIG vsd'l, Thats rec shxo€*-, mcAttw* un ii VtBaT T*£ t-hh«IC 60GSi.es. Ht wuteo m M 60$» t>w< 6vwD mm Cpom Tea sTwtef Tae. oiee pal VTN DCir'7 mo HE Give Urn "Them 60G6UCS a«0 Waert who IS "MaT * i v«>s «or ’em on, re* liiRNep iwfd seuo iron , Ht was A MMiCim. LOOKOUT, 6u7c.lL ; irs MV Thru WARNING TO PARENTS— INVITED BY TORIES.—Win- Judge Ben Lindsay, Denver's ston Churchill, stormy petrel of -V !.. British politics to whom a formal famous -juvenile court Judge, Invitation to Join 'the Conserva ■•ys the Loeb-Leopold case is a tive Party has been extended children’s story with a warning by ex-Premier Stanley Bald- to parents bringing up families. V : OUTDOORS PUN-Th. uninvited gueet. which enliven oUr plcnk-e-urhe Paealn, Show Londo * WANTS ULTIMATUM ON 1 • Mu A—In Bsaa imr^ - ■ ■ -■ ^ BABE RUTH, THE EMBRYO DETECTIVE, IN DISGUISES HE M IGHT Utdfc-Babe Ruth eludVin, k. ley, who has asked Moscow to shown above in five different disguises he might affect during trie sleuthtn* FronVief? •ludyinE-t<> » lawyer and a detective, la serve an ultimatum upon Greet i^rr»»e=mth,.dlt^, „,y. hlwhatt.ng eye 2. , Secrellrv Huïhre nM he wHh . fuî. SL *-««•» ■'»r- J A. Ix.rd Dundreary. fenturlng a 7epecl.l type of winddeaaer < A. xv.i.w . whlekere of the popular whlekbroom Britain. - euUV,tnUner th“ * ‘1’P‘c.l of g.t. craeher, who been i ml.aed a big .portId, .ventTtlL 'ù? twJh”^ th* lon* carle4 M VICTORIA DAILY TIMES,.THÙRSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1924 NIGHT States. Yet he has always been an unkempt flop In the international games. ' Four years ago he finished Retail Market SPEAKS OF DISEASE eighth in the 1.600 metres after lead NEW YORK STOCKS ing the field three-fourths of the way. A sore muscle may have had some Vegeta Men thing to do with his defeat. He ran Wall Street NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, AUGUST 7, 1934 Garlic, lb...... ,...... with his left leg firmly bandaged. Cauliflowers ...... PREVENTION EFFORTS Clarence DeMsr said before he Parsley, bunch ...... fSepplted V twe loeal etætbrabere ever *»• *•#« New Terk wire» I-oral Potatoes. 14 Ibe. for sailed that this would be his Inst Green Peas. 3 lbe. for . , marathon. The Boston sprinter, Hothoue* Cucumbers, each... 24. .14 thirty-eight years of age. finished H 1ER Lew FM United Alley Stool...... - Ixtcal Hothouse Tomatoes, lb. Sir David Bruce Delivers TODAY Green Corn, per doeen ...... third, leading all the Americans. The Halted States Steel . .144-3 147-2 Mint ...... ;...... race went to Albln Stenroos, of Fin Atch . Top * Santé f%.144-3 144 1«‘* Do-. l»re(...... 121-4 121-3 Atlantic Coast Une .1*1-7 133-7 lit Carrots. 13 lbe...... Presidential Address to land. De Mar thought he was a vet Baltimore, Ohio ...... IM Sf-I <*-• Vanadium Corpa...... 24 Leeks, per bunch ...... eran. Htenroos, it developed. Is forty ASH put Into invest mi Lut Minute News on Stocks Canadian Pacific . . . .144-4 14* 14»-« Oil» * uetrallan Grapes, per lb. - • British Association years old. This may i»ersuade De- Chesapeake A Ohio . *1-2 *4-4 *•** Fruits Associated Oil ...... 23 • • .35 and Mar to race two more years. and Financial Chlcaso A Alton . ..» 4-4 4-6 4-4 California Pete...... *2-4 22-4 Pineapples, each ...... sufficient returns to make t Vhlvago Ureal Weetern * Cantaloupe Melons, each .16 and SPEAROW A DISAPPOINTMENT Affairs Chic.. Mil. A St. H. . . 16-4 16-1 16-4 Coadeu Oil ...... - 2» Table Ratalna. Spanish ...... 46 and venture profitable will nex • Houston Oil ...... 74-4 74-1 Ralph Spearow. Oregon sky pilot. Chicago Northwest . . 42 «1 <1-4 Uvlodble Oil ...... lt-l ll-t Dotes, per lb...... People Must be Educated in Chic.. R I. A Pac. .. 3-3-4 32-4 31-6 Marlaad Oil *»-I **-• 31-4 Bananas, per lb...... Is expected to renounce his pole make money for you. Do.. T 108 44 14* - » 19» 94 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. AUGUST 7, 1924 TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 TIMES—WE WILL DO THE REST BUSINESS DIRECTORY (Continued) (Copyright 112*. By H. C. Fisher. 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HEL0 WANTED—MALE AUTOMOBILE 4Î Pemberton Ri-lg Phone 7167. 41 •20 Fort Street Phone 1466 ~~j By MILDRED BARBOUR Numerous stages pe« ttV?e., dally. About als. miles From cento# But 1 11 say this? You’ve given the social separation was on Its. trial at and Situated In centre of'the beet can rest of the world a darned convinc the present day In the United States. ing performance!" There, In spite of "all efforts to pro 12.60». It was difficult for Natalie to re mote good feeling and co-operation AGES* truth about that little Incident at LAND A IX%EHTMEXT BEDTIME STORY She glanced at him apprehensively, press her amazement at Amory* between the"two races, the negro LIMITED MUHGRAYE Financial Agente he didn't like his tone, his-aseur- laet." question remained a continual men BWINERTVN Natalie went cold. confession. He had seemed so hard, tilt Be tied Street ance. Shc foresaw trouble. so ruthless always. She could scarce ace, an apparently unsoluble prob 9 9S Government Street Winch Building 640 Fort 84. Was it too late to save Harriet? "I challengeienge anyanyone ’s right to pre- Had Jeannette Amor y already car ly credit him with altruistic Impulses. lem: To cope with this alarming sit Uncle Wiggily’s uation Dr. Gregory said three drastic vent me t.«from— „going - where, or as, 4 ried out her threat and told ? “Who told you the truth about that —that night you came home and proposal.! had been put forward. not to together, and were much cooler. But 1 ‘Tie smiled deliberately” into her Trent joined them at that moment,, Lemonade Straws don't any of you try to blow dust before she had an opportunity to put found Barry In >ovr home?" she put disfranchisement of the negro popu the question she had been im lation. exile or segregation, all of in a bear's eyes, l$nly rabbits are her question. patiently waiting an opportunity to which proposals he proceeded to rule Copyright. 1924, by McClure News allowed to do that. > “The trouble with you I* that They made their way Into the ui LVlIMlil11WI* «• * »• -r- - , And if the piafio doesn't go up In out of court. He suggested that the paper Syndicate. you’re too young and too attractive crowded restaurant, where, at their present tendency for the agricultural | tries by a white papulation. He cited the attic to ride on the old spinning appearance, a number of persons l He shook his head. Î several examples W the control of to realize that you can’t twist every work in the Southern states to pass ! wheel, when It ought to be playing | "That, you will never find out. disease by public health administra (By Howard R. Claris) man In the world around your slim Into the hands of South European with the phonograph. I'll tell you next little finger. Were not all chivalrous Truth manifests itself in mysterious tive measures, which made pheaibl* about Uncle Wljfglly and Bunt y e...... ir-a it #»» eu v that it was immigrants might lead to the forma for instance, the building of the Pa Isn't it hot!" grunted Mrs. Twisty- Barry's, vou know. If you marry me tion of a hybrid reee UhN, to which tail. the lady pig. as she slumped no. when you marry me." he cor nama Canal The fact that white In course of time some measure of colonies had existed for long periods down in a chair on the shady stoop rected himself, "(for there's no doubt I home rule might be granted. of Uncle Wiggily’s hollow stump bun about you doing it in the end! you 11 in some parts of the Tropics, foY galow one day. find that you've found your master. SOUTH AFRICA "It is rather warm." said Nurse 1 know your jyort. You require an Professor Gregory next dealt with Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy. “Still I don t iron will to manage you. And you II the situation In South Africa, where, seem to mind it so much." love nr , he said, the system of segregation "No wonder—you aren’t as fat as 1 •'Will I?" hhe laughed, "I doubt It. was one of the main political Issues am!" laughed Mrs. Twistytall. who But 1 do know- that if you succeeded her breast, and her hands Icy with at the.present time. An overwhelming was jolly enough to joke about how in breaking iny spirit, you’d prornptly fear and foreboding, she made a pre majority of the population of Africa big she was. "Oh, but l^m *<> hot:" cease to find me interesting and he tence of eating, wa* laughing, was colored and the future of the failure of the adjacent northern ter she sighed ur victim. flushed, vivacious, apparently the white colonisth was very uncertain. ritory to support a white population Dr. T. W. Todd. Cleveland. moat carefree of all that chattering, had., he said, an economic rather "How would you like a cool glass You see. 1 k The policy of segregation was in carefree gathering. of lemonade"" asked the muskrat pad and cluded in the Nationalist programme than a climatic explanation. ladv housekeeper. Addresses Section of British He flung and it appeared to offer the only plan WHITE AUSTRALIA “It would be lovely!" grunted the laughed. A STARTLING DENOUEMENT Association in Toronto "Natalie, It's a crime really to put by which the European race could In èoncluslon Prof. Gregory «aid: huly pig "Have you any?” find‘ ia permanent home In South "No. but l can make some, said two such perfect products of sophis "The policy of co-residence with Toronto. Aug. 7,—A mans bin In tication into the some household. It's Trent's little dinner party had Africa. Nurse Jane. So she squeezed the reached the coffee and cigarette racial integrity has failed to secure juice out of some lemons, put the cannot be judged from the size of his rather cornering the market. More TROPICAL COLONIZATION harmonious progress In North head Th» Is tho conclusion of ITof. stage, when a bell boy came to sum •nice In a pitcher with some water, over. you surprise me. 1 have always Turning to the question of tropical America and South Africa. The de- T. Wingate Todd, of the Western believed you to Vie as naive and de mon him to the long distance phon« the beet qualities of sugar and chunks of ice from the Trent was none too pleased. It even colonization. Dr. Gregory said that velopment of-----— cave of Mr. -Whitewash, the pdar Reserve Medical School. Cleveland, mure as a kitten." these races requires their separate Ohio, who has made a study of cran seemed to Natalie as though his care in the case of Australia, undoubtedly hear gentleman. "I've been at some pains to give existence as a whole, with opportu ial capacity. He reported his re less Indolence was stabbed with a t(ie wisest measure would be the "Oh that sounds good!" sighed Mra you that impression," she acknow occupation of the entire continent by nities for individual association and Twisty tail. »a Misa Fuzzy Wuzzy searches to the anthropology section ledged. "As a matter of fact. I'm ns momentary apprehension. DECLARED BEST PLAN the European race. Much had been co-operation. In >'-teW of the inter stirred the lemonade, the ice mak of the British Association here to old and wise as Egypt. I’ve been act When he had excused himself, mur day. and explained that four type* muring something about "infernal written, he said, concerning the un racial difficulties that have deve ing a cool tinkling sound in the ing a part for your benefit—and for loped wherever the races are inter of male white crania have bwn rec- nuisance*," Amory turned to Natalie Problems of White and suitability of tropical climates for p.tcher. «•gnlied upon a basis, "not of cephalic a larger audience as well. Europeans, but it was now Jhe ac mingled, Australia will throw away "1 hope It will taste as good as it . He bent toward her. flushing a with a grim smile. Colored Races Discussed a unique opportunity if It falls to Index or thickness, btit of relation of "Couldn't have been better, if 1 my cepted medfnrr crphftDfî' that not one sounds." said Nurse Jane And then, little. make a patient effort to secure thq capacity to linear dimensions. ■ self had arranged to have that long By Dr. J. W. Gregory of the supposed unfavorable? factors all of n sudden, she thought of some "Unfortunately the only individ "You mean-—?" in a tropical climate,1 —heat, hu- whole continent as a home of the thing and exclaimed: "We havea't Natalie was saved » confession by distance call put in. As a matter of tried uals whose cranial capacity can be midlty. monotony in temperature, or white race." any hollow straws to sip our lemon Halt'-’ the Bear. their arrival at the hotel where fact, 1 rather believe 1 set the ball completely studied are those social In motion some days ago when 1 British Association Delegates ade through! Oh. 1 must have koitv? ineffectives who have so completely Amory was to meet them. straws’ Uncle Wiggily will get them ears, would you?" laughed V ncle happened to be in the neighlrorhood Are Told About U.S. and Wiggily. Wait a minute'.' With failed in life that they are ultimately Site slipped out of the car and into found In the dissecting rooms.’ 1 Tot. the foyer before Trent could repeat I of Boston. "I'll w ager you Any amount “Why must we haveristraws'"' asked that he Jumped out of his auto. From vou care to name that Boston’s <>» South Africa the road he gathered some fine, TmSa said. "The prtq*>rtlo»v «* rep his- question Amory. Who was pa Duncan. Aug. S.—Miss May Tombe was the fortunate winner of the car CIGARETTES raffled by the Elks on Kiddies’ Day. MOVE TO CLEAR Owing to the resignation of Alder man A. S. Hadden, a by-election must LAKE OF SNAGS now be held In Duncan. Nomination Cowichan People Sign Petition A little higher Asking Removal of “Dead Heads’’; Bodies Found in price, but — (Special to The Times) With regard to the first of these, Lake Cowlchan. Aug. 7.—A peti controversy had long raged, many tion asking for the removal of par- what a wonderful authorities holding that the effect of t tally‘submerged logs from the Lake inter-racial breeding was to lower tho is being widely signed here, follow physical and mental level, and others ing the sinking of a launch after it asserting the contrary. Apitft from had struck a floating tree Tuesday difference a few scientific opinion in the matter, said and the drowning t»f Mrs. William Dr. Gregory, there still remained a Trott arid John Riley. The petition large mass of prejudice among Teu actually was in circulation before Tuesday's fatality but_ ,the accident tonic peoples against sue!) race am Mrs. Lauder and Miss Waldon de cents make. algamation, especially in the United has served-to stimulate interest in feated Mrs. Share and Miss K. Rob States, where Inter-marriage between the movement and focus attention on ert eon. 6-4, 6-0. whites and negroes was almost ill the danger of snags in the water. The petition urges that a syste Miss Geoghehan and Kingston de egal lrt South America, on the other feated Mrs. Wald y and H. T. "Mann, hand, no such prejudices existed, and matic effort Ue made to remove the so-called "deed heads," which are the 6-4. 6-2. only a small proportion of the pop -----" •• Delightfully Cod end Sweet Smoking." natural results of logging operations Mann and Lund le defeated Hood ulation was now of pure European on a large scale. From time to time arié Heggte. 6-5. 10-8. descent. The policy of co-residence with By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER DAILY RADIO PROGRAMMES THURSDAY, AUGUST .7 KFI—Earle C. Anthem Lee An. I V/iBH the MUWC WHAT"b THE MO - WALKED getes; 469 M__ COT UbTEN From « 46 to lam —Y M C A. lecture I TOLD TOO THAT ELLA OHANT - V/OOLD NEVEU». t>TOP MATTER.- j over.: ,— KPO—Hale Ores . Radio Station, Sen mac ie Francisco; *SJ Metres and Bon Ton Orchestra. YOU VE COT TO ,___ , ,C, - I WANT YOU TO MEET ID C>E L— been run over From 8 to 9 p m —Amis .dor HirtH From 4.30 tox5 30 p.m.—Rudy Selger * Cocoanut Grove Orchestra Fairmont Hotel Orchestra, broadcast by OANCE AMO I'M MT HU^tbANO - HE DELICHTED From 9 to I» p ni CRAZY TO DANCE • wire telephony. gra mine Jose Aria's M COtNC TO PICK OUT to dance I'M t>ORRT From 7 to 7 36 p.m —Rudy Reiser's Orchestra; Knthervne ------— A PARTNER WITH Hll-v THET EVER Fairmont Hotel Orchestra, broadcast by prano. accompanied by JMSvFOR YOU - I MUST started wire telephony. , Dow From * to 9 p m -T(>rgsn recital by From 10 to 11 p ra — Inst be: Theodore J Irwin, official organist, at gramme the Wurlltser K GW—Morning Oregonian. Ferttandi From » to Id p.m —Musical programme «62 Metres From 10 to 11 p m —JE. Max Bradfleld s At 16 p m —Dance music by Georgs Versatile Band, Playing In Palace Hotel Olsen* Metropolitan Orchestra of Hotel Rose Room Bowl. KHJ—Los Angeles Tintes, Los Angeles; S99 Metres From 6 to « 30 p m - Art Hiokman> Concert Orchestra from the Biltmore H From 6 46 to 7.10 P-m —Children’a pro From 8 to ' i« gramme presenting Prof. M . 8-. Hertsog Weekly Melt of Dickie Brandon screen Juvenile Bedtime story.by t ncle John FRIDAY, AVGUST 9* ■ •22»,fteL..wn.r.£S îÆmm Bros* Radie Station, From V O1924 ev INT Fiatum Scnvtcc, Inc renting Ü. Allison ml Schiller, pianist. Great Britain nghte reserved. From 10 to 11 p m Dance orchestra the Biltmore Hotel, .VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 troubles him; he is content to wait on opportunity when school days are Don't Go Through over. Few boys up to sixteen have any definite ideas or desires on the Pickard & Town, Successors to subject. Unless their parents ' or Another Winter Without a friends have place* already marked out for them, they tend to follow tiome prescribed couru of study lead- BENEFIT THE EMPIRE jOmHrndt Alberta Scheme to Teach 150 British Leaders Advocate the into the various professions or into Dr. W. J. Humphreys, U.S, CÂLCIftSC; commercial life. Thus the school Weather Bureau Authority, Boys From Britain Starts Training of Boys For Life curriculum very often determines a THE POPULAR YATES STREET STORE boy’s career. In the case, however, Tells of Tests Slowly A hundred and fifty homes in Victoria ate now heated with in Dominions of the many boys who show no power the fuel-saving Caloric furnace. These home owners KNOW «>r liking for any special (Chool sub i Toronto. Aug. 7.—Rain making on that the Caloric actually save* one-third to one-half on fuel ject, their future occupation depends I/ondon, Aug. 7 PCanadtyin Press a commercial scale is an unadulter t’ahle). The bitter complaints of •7consumption and gives a better, more even heat throughout Views Laid Before British As often on. some chance opening. Banks and other offices are full of such ated fake. This is the opinion of many of the British harvesters in the house. Get more Caloric facts from us to-day. sociation Delegates in City W. J. Humphreys, professor of Western Canada last year after the I young men, yet many of these would Clearance of Summer from their character|____ , and physical .meteorological physics at the United- harvest season then- are not, for- j of Toronto qualities he far better suited for the States Weather Bureau. gotten here and even if the stories j Dr. Humphreys, who reported hie of unfavorable conditions In the j Drakeüardware Co., Ltd which more vigorous and freer life on the Toronto...... land overseas. researches to physicists at thv Prairie Provinces were exaggerated, j ail"Douglas Street Phons 11 Is of the., greatest .interest to Cana1 Millinery COMMITTEE INVESTIGATED British Association here, to-day, has as doubtless many were, the stories j dians was presented to-day to the Investigated tjhe more persistently "At the Headmasters' Conference are regarded as likely to have a ‘Educational Science section of the urged schemes for producing rain British Association for the Advance- in December i emphasis was laid somewhat deterrent effect on the j from the point of view of the under ment of Science here by a committee on the need for a scheme of settle complete carrying out of the scheme j Values to $15.00 consisting of Rev l>v. L ment on the land, and a resolution lying scientific principles they in of the Alberta Government to train chairman: C. K. Browne,. secretary: was passed instructing their com volve. and they have also been sub 150 British youths In the Provincial lh\ Vargas Eyre Sir Richard Gre mittee to investigate the possible jected to quantitative experiments in Agricultural School at Vermilion. gory. 1>. H.~ lai er and Sir John* order to try them out practically. with a view to their settling down as. Winterhâsno chdxceiowm ___ The outcome of the study Is the con Canadian farmers. In dealing with efforts that can or boys In the oversea clusion that artificial rain is a magar MONEY IS REQUIRED should be made to prepare Imyft and "The bead mawte i zinc-cover myth. girls In Great Britain for careers in in moving the resol' Among the methods speedily de Probably a stronger deterrent, how - ! Ifourcnaiisijiymrim the Immlnlons or colonies, the report a healthier, more hu spatched were the production of loud ever, than the "hard luck" stories *aid in part: useful life to be g noises, the use of chemicals, mechan sent back home by the British har "in recent years the congested wool for the needs ical or forced convection and the vesters from Western Canada last state of the various professions and wind, sunshine and use, of fog-collecting screens. Later, Autumn is the stipulation that each industrial oc< u pa lions in Great Bri- calculating percent* dusting the sky with the idea of pro- of the 150 boys selected for farm life tain ha* contributed a serious prob- trjc light and with a tiding nuclei for the formation of in Alberta under Government aus Including the celebrated Caven IKIHftc lent alike to parents and educational ,tf central heating, drops of water In unwilling clouds pices shall i>osaess :.bout £ 60 at the dish. Itemhrandt and Grannard authorities. Boys on leaving our doing more than we failed. Spraying liquid air on cloud models. All one price to-morrow. secondary schools are finding it more |nR boys to go out banks did not chill them sufficiently This is regarded as a large sum for and more difficult to obtain suitable to cause precipitation. Finally, a lad to get together, hence the emi openings in offices <-r works, and thins to familiarise them with the sprinkling the clouds -with electrified gration agencies arc not over - irti-n that to go overseas Is a natural sanguine that there will tie a rush conclusion of public sand with the hope that there might and ' ordinary be some electrical phenomenon of eligible youths under the scheme, school education.' ■' ' iifVolved, did not produce the desired although the boys' passages .will be" OPINIONS INVITED^ Shirts, Exceptional Value, $3.95 "The coinnxitte Invited expressions "None of these ruin-making , , . A Iberia - ;..v < i nm* nt - -• hi mi of opinion from head masters and method* are practicable in the com to train : *■" fti u lsh j out he in tin- other authorities who have had ex mercial sense of the term," concluded Provincial Agrtrultral School was l'lcsted wool crepe in pleasing variety, pleated stjles in perience of providing school occupa Dr. Humphreys. ndVftrated in this country recently by tions for boys and girls from the age The research, however, did have Hout George Hoad ley. Minister of Idaek. cream, grçy and sand ; regular sizes. ■ . -if fifteen upward as to 4 1) the ad the result of recovering data valu Er- C O . Agriculture of Alberto. vantage of allotting part of the able from the meteorological point of LIMITED hours to a plan of work in J.KINCHAM though the outlook is voea- view. Phone &4-7 which, ANNOUNCE WINNERS 1004- Broad St Pemberton Block ttie training is really eduen- MONTREAL FINANCES Our Mlthod 90 sirrks ro , 12> the practicability of In- OF FOREST ESSAY trbdticlng a scheme Where work on and Sheila Tait, ten, Monterey Ave -disarmament conference which would Montreal. After nue School, Oak Bay. . discuss limitation of arms by land the land forth* part of the school all Its bills for administration, for Vancouver, Aug. 7- Prize winners Curriculum, nt least for a section of and sea. It is said. It is explained loans and special expenditure*, the in an essay competition conducted that the President will call the con tiie school, or In the absence of any city of Montreal had a balance on by the Forest Branch of the Pro facilities for such operations, the férence after the reparations settle hand on January 1 of $1,182,875. ac vincial l>epartment of i^ands are C00LIDGE TO CALL ment and before the presidential cording to the annual report of the announced to-day. The gold medal elections. Provincial Exhibition City Treasurer The total receipts n( winners were Victoria Hendelt. fif DISARMAMENT PARLEY teen. Convent of the Sacred Heart. The result of such a move, it la Vancouver: Eva Firth,» twelve, Washington, Aug. 7. — President said, would greatly strengthen the August 18 to 23 BROAD EDUCATION Kingsway West School, Burnaby ; Coolidge is to call tm'hftéTnat tonal president with the voters. "It apt»ears from the replies- that An office wifi «he opened at J. C. NoftY, 674 Yates Street, for the the attitude of the farmer varies RC-, purpose of talcing entries for the Provincial Exhibition, from Mon J.S. KENNEDY cording to the neighborhood. Gen day. August 4 to Saturday, August ». Entries close positively erally It seem* to he his wish that QUADRA and NORTH PARK STS. his boys should have a good broad general education...... HE SELLS CONCLUSIONS STATED The conclusions reached by the Our Own Brand committee are as follows: "A demand exists on the Part °f BUTTER the overseas Dominions for boy* of LEADING INFANT ihe right type with an agricultural 3k Idas, if not with training, and coin cide* with the home country's need of finding healthy employment , With Notice to Breeders of in the Empire for a large number of her sons. "The public schools and other large secondary school* of Great Britain into thv world every, year a considerable number of boy* of the right type who love wide open spaces Livestock and dislike intensely the over crowded city life. "There has. been no serious attempt In the majority •<( acMMte t<* r.ieet Mr. Erick Bowman, the discoverer of The Bowman Remedy, tils demand Schools hitherto ha\ e prov ide