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VOL. 66 NO. 100 VICTORIA. B.C., MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925 -16 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS =====
r PRESIDENT 48.3 Per Cent of Votes Cast in Germany Given New Leader
AVIATOR IN COURT POUCE MEASURES LIBERAL ffIN Vancouver. April 27.—Charged with FOR MAY DAY IN driving te the énurmon danger aa^a FRANCE PLANNED result of a collision between hie au tomobile and a car driven by W. Polling Led to Fights in City of Berlin Mouldcy, Port Coquitlam, at the cor CONSIDERED Perl*. April 27.—Tb* French ner of Cerdero gnd Nelson Streets on Cabinet to-day drew up measures ft** the- preservation of order on the evening of April 22. Flight -Lieut. Mhjr Day; with epeolal reference A. L. Morfee, Royal Canadian Air SAYS ELECTION IN HINDENBURG’S te the proclaimed intention of the Force, attached to the Jericho Beach GREAT TRIUMPH Communiste to stage a manifes station as adjutant, appeared in GERMANY MENACE; SUCCESS PLEASES HINDENBURG GIVEN tation on that day. police court to-day and was re Government Overcome Heavy roanded until to-morrow. JAMES W. GERARD H0HENZ0LLERN Opposition Majority Vote of 14,639,399 VOTES Doom. April 27—Two automobiles Last Election bringing high officers from Germany TIDE OF CANADIANS ON WAY arrived at 8 o'clock this morning with R. H. Rooley, Conservative the news of the election of Von Hln- IN GERMAN CONTEST denburg as President of Germany, Leader, Failed to Speak in and went dlrecno the chateau of HOE FROM Hi GROWS AND Wilhelm Hohenzollern. former Kaiser Chief Centre of Riding of Germany, over which Hohensollern Wilhelm Marx, Candidate of Republican Bloc, Re flags fly. Ottawa, April 27.—The Liberal Hohensollern and his entourage ceived 13,752,440 Votes for Presidency of BepobHc; victory. in Grind Forks-GreenFo - OUTWARD MOVEMENT DECLINES were overjoyed at the news and great d greatly improves the posi animation reigned at the chateau. Thaelmann, Communist, Was Given 1,931,591 tion of the Government in the Later In the day one of the auto B.C. Legislature. Premier Oliver mobiles started on the return trip to Votes; Hindenburg’s Supporters in Minority in deelarsd te-day in dieeuaeing by- By Times Staff EepreaenUtiv* Germany. election neu It. Reichstag. ' “I am delplighted with the ver- Ottawa, April 27—The tide of Canadians returning to their diet of thei electors." Mr. Oliver country from the United States, after being attracted there-for » told The Tim* correspondent. Berlin. April 27—Field Marshal von Iiindenburg** “front “Net only do* it shew that the a abort period, ia,swelling into large proportions. This is-indi people prefer the Government's cated by immigration figures which have just been compiled here LT.-COL W. H. COY porch” campaign, conducted from hia home in Hanover, he* been work to the policies and the works of the Opposition, but it and which tell the other side of the Conservatives" gloomy story successful and next week he will be inducted into office as the al* adds te the administrative about the depopulation of this country. first popularly-elected President of Germany. The first President, security in our Province. It is Not only is the movement from the United States to Canada nouer • good thing for a country the late Friedrich Ebert, wa* named by the National Amembly to have a Government which growing but the movement from Canada to the United States is look» a dear working majority declining substantially. In this way the Immigration balance be Was Honorary Colonel of 50th immediately after the revolution which established the repehBe, and the new alignment of the hot Ton Hindenhurg waa rhoaen by direct vote of the people. Hoe* as a result of our victory, tween the two countries is showing a decided tcpdfcney.to Gordon Highlanders I am sure, ia fer tbe benefit of Uw right istelf. : “ Hanning as the choice of the Nationalist-Conservative Bloc, Province a» a whole. The elec la 1922, 182.MS Canadians entered New* has reached the city of consisting of the partiks of the United Right, he received 14,- tors' verdict is what I expected. New York, AprilA 27.—The el* the death of William II. Coy. 639,-799 vote*, or 48.3 per cent of the total valid ballot* cut in ^nrho^new^Gfind Forked- Green- the United States. This iron* * tien of -Marshal von Hin of man and will be e*distmct go«n dropped last year to 1BM98- What JOINS CABINET denburg ae President______ef Germany^ former well-known resident of yesterday’s election. He obtained a plurality ef 886,759 ever hia TriqpaifcT4*" "7 for Legislature/* Is more significant. however, Is ihe • i»_lV>t9ri* and honorary colonel of downward tendency of this movement ut old coumn th> epinlen af date of*ihe Republican Bloc, who reoervad 13,7*1?,Ufl eotm, Bail, fermer United nmnStatee wcTBiif, Tthe 30th Gordon Highlander», FlELD-MARSHAL HÏNDENBURG They said It with ballots In Grand towards the end of last year. In Fork» on Saturday and the way they EARL OF BALFOUR dor te Germany. who passed away in Redlands, President -sleet ef Germany Thaelmann, Communist, trailing with 1.931,591. amid it waa aa pleasing to the Hon. January, 1I2< 18.898 Canadfc Mr. Gerord to-day ehaaaeter- California, on April 22. William Sloan, who had charge of the crossed the boundary to the United ieed the election * » flat de- UNWILLING PARTNER caepaign for the Government, a* it States. By December of laet year clarstion by the German people The late IJeut.-CoI. Coy was a The women’s votes and the heavy a# a return to militarism and was disappointing to R. H. Pooler. the movement had dropped to 11,181. native of New Brunswick ami turnout of former "stay-at-hemes* Conservative leader. monarchism. ELECTION PROVES SENTIMENT OF are believed to have been rirapnn I*atest official returns show that D. The December movement. Incidental Prominent Qormmne here, how first eatne West in the early (lays •ible for Hindoo berg's victory over McPherson. Government candidate, Jy, was a drop of about 800 from the ever, saw in the oleetiow hop* In hi. capacity of traveling auditor •ech. a seasoned peHttcal cam carried the Grand Forks-Greenwood movement In the previous month. it far a united peaceful nation. for the O.P.R. White visiting Kt.sk* paigner ae Dr. Marx. The latter riding in the by-election by a ma But not all these Canadians • re toon in that capacity he was im GERMANS TO WORLD, STATE FRENCH failed, however, to arouse enthus jority of slaty over the Conservative mained la the United States by any pressed by Ihe possibilities of dm! iasm in the ranks of the Démocratie oppositionist. Dr. Kingston. The vote means. Many of them stayed away opment In that district and resigning Party, which war but an unwilling from home only for a short time. and. his position, settled In the town, vaa: McPherson. Iff; Kingston. S«M. *• Paris, April 27—That von Iiindenburg s election to the Ger partner In the so-cniled Weimar HEAVILY LIBERAL | In addition, during the eleven months LEAGUE MUST opening one of the first real estate coalition. Dr. Marx’s txis office*. With shrewd Judgment and ending February. 1926. when records JLr $ man presidency may prove beneficial if it open* the eyes of the freely admit anti-Catholic feeMng The Conservatives, us expected, of this phase of the situation were foresight he purchased farm, binds in polled heavily in Grand Forks. In the newly-opened Goose Lake distri. t world to the real sentiment of the German people was the opinion set strongly against their candidate. first kept. 41,000 Canadian* returned The Reichstag will meet next Greenwood the former constituency to their own country after an ab and us a result of hi* venture made of the Hon. J. D. Maclean, the HAVE SUPPORT expressed to-day in official circles here; where the result of yes Tuesday and von Iiindenburg; if he sence in the United States of six considerable money He took an ac liberals won by nearly two to one. terday's polling caused no surprise. follows established coelom. wfM months or longer. ' wk tive part in the public and civic life Most of the other outside points went The most satisfactory)- point re of Saskatoon and was one of Its most In the same quarter it was said Ihe heavy vote cast by the have the Republican oath ateta- heavily Liberal. vealed by the figures covering the prominent citizens. istered to him some time during the The TJtmral victory makes the return of Canadians, however. I» that SAYS FOSTER In 1912 he moved to Victoria and women for the field marshal pas deemed the npost significant week by the Socialist President of standing of the partie* In th* Lsgts* récent - months have whown a big in- entered the real estate business here. feature of Ihe election. The men, it was Relieved, had voted the Reichstag. Paul Loebe. in the future as follows: liberal*. 21: Inde < reus* in their nuihber. Thus the to He made a number of investments in for either Marx or von Iiindenburg in the greater part for party prewenee of a Parliament in which pendent Liberal. 1; Conservative», 17; ut I number returning Jumped from Drive For Members in League real estate and for a time resided on he has more opponents than sup* Jnbor, 1: Provinc ials, 1. 1.71$ In Janaury of this year to 2.012 of Nations Society Starts Dallas Road, subsequently purchas reasons, while'the women's vote* for the “war hero.” it was porters, as the Centrists. Démocrate. Hon. J. D. MacLean and Attorney- in February. While figure* for later ing a fine residence on U«u kland held, were chiefly sentimental. Socialists and Com men 1st* command General Manson returned to the Par Avenue, near to Go\ernm<-nt House. 37T against only 216 for the Right. months have not been completed yet. Soon •"nils." said a spokesman at the liament Buildings this morning. Hon. It Is believed by officials here that London, April 27—The Karl GENEROUS AID William Sloan will be back to-mor- Foreign Office, "ought to open the TWO PERSONS KILLED (Concluded on page 2) the movement will continue to grow of Balfour to-day- joined the If the league of Nations move He took a very keen Interest in the eyes of the work! to the fact that as this year goes on. militia movement and on the organ there la no such horror of war and Early voting was the rule In Ber In addition to theee Canadians who British Cabinet,* being ap ment is to succeed in its mission isation|PHRHBV9i of the 50th Gordon______Highlund-_____ militarism among the German people lin. and the crush at many of the had been In the United States for pointed President of the Coun of outlawing war and substitut accepted an honorary colonelcy i as has been thought In certain ;muii- GERMAN BONDS polling places was so great that vio more than six months there has been In the regiment. By his generous tries.' lent encounters at times broke out. a big movement of Canadians who cil in succession to the Iste ing arbitration as a means of financial assistance he enabled the "This lesson." he added, "ought to and the police were busily occupied remained In the United States less Marquis Curzou. V settling international disputes, it regiment to secure the Highland uni be meditated upon, particularly in separating fighters. than that period. In 1922, 42,432 forms requirod for Its equipment. On the Anglo-Saxon countries, where More serious trouble occurred at Canadian» returned after an absence ia imperative that there be a DROP IN PRICE Karlsruhe, where two persons were the outbreak of war, Cot. Coy airain there has been a marked disposition lemiPESE of less than six months, and laet y*r solid back ground of lnlrllls.nl. In came to the assistance of his regi to give the German people credit for killed and a number wounded In a 43.218 came, back in the same wav. formed publie opinion behind the na ment by making himself responsible having been converted to pacifism.-* ei**h between Republicans and Na When these figures are added to those Halibut Fisheries lion, subrerlbln* lo Ihe Le»rue tionalists. | for a further 280 uniform* which were WAR REVENGE covering the return of Canadians who This la the message with which 8lr necessary for the overseas contin Y. Yanamoto Taken From had been absent for longer than the | George Foster, president of the Faria. April ft—New» of the elec IN NEW YORK gent. and himself arcompanled the Results Are Studied tion of Field Marshal von Hinden- Veneration for the> Prussian half-year period they go a long way League of Nation» Soc iety in Canada, detachment to Vakmrtier. He was royal house. Implicit faith In God. Port Alice and Lodged in towards balancing the total movement has Issued an appeal for members In track disappointed when he w.i* ic- burg as President of Germany waa iemu*• m nvrv vr*«n a certain amount "New York. April 27—Kalab- unbounded enthusiasm for the mill- Oakaila Prison out of the country. Washington. April 27-—United the eoolety in the campaign which I» fused for overseas service on health There 1* also a growing movement atartlng In Victoria Ibis week, simul ground*. of uneasiness. Although ft was felt lishment of a retord low prirt of îîîï States and Canadian official repre there was little to choose between of Americans to settle In the Cana sentative* who have been engaged taneously with a Iktmlfilon-wide Hubsequently Col. Coy came ba k Widow Says She Saw Y. iso- dian West. drive. The .fund Ion qf Ih. society 1» to Victoria, nnd the decline In the him and the other principal candi 92. off ll.« points, by the German th# characteristics of Held-Marsha! in studying North Pacific fisheries date. Dr. Marx, the field marshal Is General Paul von Iteneckendorf und On the whole, therefore. It Is evi announced to-day that the March to disseminate literature and Infor money market owing to the war Government seven per cent. jima. Foreman, Killed in dent that the flow of Canadians mation concerning the doings of Ihe caused a reversal of hi* fortune*. He believed to represent to a greater Hlndenburg, elected President of the landing* of halibut at Pacific ports degree the spirit of war revenge than IhuhIh which «ere floated by this German republic yesterday as stan Across the boundary ls~*lmirlng up were 6,893.717 pounds Of that total T-rogue of Nations, through Ihe me was for a time In VancdUver before Home Last Thursday while*the backward flow Is Increasing dium of monthly bulletins. leaving fus the South, where his his civilian opponent country following Germany's er- dard bearer of the Nationalist par 1'nlted States vessels landed MB.ISI ties, as they are revealed in his au- all the time.—B.H. pounds. The aim of the membership cam death occuWed last week. Burnaby, April 27.—T. Yanamoto. paign Is to secure 100.000 members In 8T. JOHN DEATH eeptanee of the Dawes plan, a tobography, "Am Melnem Lehen* Japanese, charged with the murder FISHERIES ARREAL -cM During 1984 United States and Canada. The-e associate memher- published in 1920. and ia the bio St. John. N B , April g| Th-.. H drop of 3ht, point* m Krenirli of Y. Isojima at Port Alice on Thurs Canadian fisherman landed $7,000.080 1 Concluded on png* 2) graphy, "Feld Marschall von Hin- day, arrived at Oakaila Prison this Washington. April 27—The Su pounds of halibut, and a treaty has Colombian Cabinet Belyta. funnel* Collector of Inland francs to 5.17 cent* and a rear denhunc.- written - by his brother morning under custody of Constable preme CWurt of the United State* been put into effect establishing a i Revenue here; died to-day. svivWK
f VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 192o
Chesterfields and Easy Chairs Patronise Home Industry and buy goods made in our own work GOSSARD HOLEPROOF shop. We guarantee the quality and the prices are right. A HOSIERY . splendid, stock, to choose from. VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS COpSETS 1010 GOVERNMENT STREET TELEPHONE OFFICERS II CONCERTS HELD THESE SMARTLY TAILORED “KASHAN ” HELD AT GINGES TOURING THE MID IT PORT Ml Executive officers of the B.C. Tele FLANNEL FROCKS ARE VER phone Company. Including Mr. B. F. Ranger and Girl Guide and Satisfactory Report Pre HeUlweU of Vancouver; F. C. Paterson. District Commercial Superintendent of Concert Party Entertains DAILY RADIO sented on Gulf Islands the Island Division. Victoria, and New ton F. Pullen of Vancouver, editor of Institution the official bulletin. Telephone Talk, are Special to The Times VALUE AT $15.00 making a tour of the Island. Port Alberni, April 28. — A very They are looking Into the ments in the Island line*, am. ____ successful concert was given In the For «port» and general utility wear you will find one of these “Kanban Flannel Frocto G.W.VA. Hall in Port Alberni Wed PROGRAMMES Ganges, April 27.—The eleventh lariy with regard to improvement» In hand at Mill Bay and Bhawnigan Lake, nesday night by the Port Alberni a splendid addition to your wardrobe. They are smartly styled and come m a splendid annual general meeting of the sub and the petition recently received to Rangers and Girl Guides under the range of color*. Pay the Dress Section a visit and ask to aee these new frocks, W e are scribers of the Oulf Islands, Lady give service on Chemalnus River. Since captaincy of Miss Annie CroH. who the extension last year from Courtenay MONDAY APRIL 27 9- 10 p.m.—Meyer Davis-New Arling Mlnto Hospital, was held in the deserves great credit for the excel sure they will delight you. * ton Hotel orchestra. to Campbell River, the Eut Coest busi lent1 way she had trained the girls 10- 10.15 p.m—Meyer Davis comedy Mahon Hall on Thursday evening, ness has shown up well. Through Join KDKA <309.1 ) Pittsburg, Pa. ing up to the Dominion Telegraph* on and arranged the programme. There 8.16 p.m.—Address. University of trm; Phil Wall, pianist; Ham Isen, about sixty being present. Mr. Ed the East Coast, and also on Barkley was a large turnout and every num singer; Jack Creasy, clarinetist. ward Walters presided. After a Pittsburg. 1616-11 p.m.—Charlea L.* Fischer Hound, telephone service at sqme hours ber was rendered in a splendid man 8 30 p.m.—Concert. lengthy account of last year's busi lÜSBÉtyof the day Unklink ehMMMBBÜMMftalmost every settlement See the New Arrival, in Ensemble Costumes and Dresses Beint Displayed 10.10 p.m.—Rund light oners hour. Eastman Hotel orchestra. ner and encores were numerous. ness was read by the secretary, Mr. The hall was very tastefully decor WAHO (315.6) Richmond Hill, N.Y. WBAP (475.6) Fort Worth, Texaa Holmes. Wm. Mouat, treasurer, in the Gansent Section 0-1.1» p.m.—Clifford Kilby, ban joist. 7 30-8 30 pun —Old-time fiddlers. Webb. ated. and the lighting effect was 11,-8.35 pm—Helen Krentslin, so y.30-10.40 p.m.—Ward’s "Trail Blas- said he was glad to say the hospital nicely arranged. CapL Miss Annie prano finances were in good condition, Croll was stage director and accom 130-9 p.m.—Syncrophas# String Trie, 11 p.m.—George Drum's Palace The with some money in the bank. atre orchestra. panist for the evening. The full pro 0-9.1$ p.m.—Popular songs, Harry Although cash donations had not gramme follows: Girl Guide song, the Hadley. KOA (322.4) Denver, Cels. been as large as in previous years. » 15-9.30 pm —Clifford Kilby. I p.m.—Rialto Theatre orchestra. company; piano solo, “Spring Song," 9 36-9.56 p.ra^—Syncrophase String 8.10 p.m.—Denver Music Company, He wished to say vary valuable as Sayward News Acting Lieut. Freda Hilton; “Dixie Dozens of Pretty New House Dresses at Most Trio tlk. Gov. Clarence J. Morley; Joe Mar sistance had been ‘given by the the company; (dance, by 16.60-11.36 p.m.—Glenn C. Smith's and his Rainbow-Lane orchestra trio. House Committee, Guild of Sun Guide* Olrlle Johnstone. Greta Weis- Paramount orchestra; Marion Kearn, 10 p m.—Soprano hoIoh. shine, I.O.D.E. and many others In Special te Tfta Times soprano; Michael J. Italy, tenor. KOB (346.6) State College. N.M. roeiUer, Margaret Little, Madeline 12-2 a m —Adamo Symphonic concert 7.30- 1.30 p.m.—Vocal solos, Frank donations of various kinds, all Sayward. April 27.—The regular Woodford, Maryv Carter. Margaret orchestra. Frenger: Mrs. George Frenger, pianist. materially assisting the hospital. meeting of the Sayward Progressive Blower. Lucy Beüany, Jean Wood Attractive Prices f§:| WBBR (272.6) New York, N.Y. KFAE (346.6) Pullman, Wash. The hospital Is now Incorporated, and Fhy Mnesey; song/ "You Can't 7.30- 9 p.m.—Paul Christen, baritone; Agricultural Development Society S pm—Irene Klelnpeter, soprano. papers were just recently received waa held at the home of the presl Play In Our Yard Any More," Guides 1-10 p m.—Vocal duets. Mrs. Kleln Harvey wlxson; Josephine Fltxgerald. and signed by the Provincial Secre Featuring this week a aery special showing of new cotton Porch peter. Fred Frans. reader; “Art In Relation to Dress,” dent, Charles Collett Sr., a good at Mary Carter. Nellie Bellamy, Verna I 20 p.m.—World News Digest. Nellie B. Jacobs; "Choosing the Hite tary and Registrar of Companies. tendance of members being present. Donnelly and Fay Massey: cross-fire, and House Frocks. There are many smart styles to select from 1.40 p.m.—Fred Frans, tenor. for Your Home.’' Prof. Ogden F. Bee- Gavin C. Mouat, who has been col Considerable "Literary Curiosity." members of tbs 1.50 p.m.—Vocal duets. man; “Are the Japanese a Peril?" Dr. lector for the hospital for the last company; dance. “Sailors* Hornpipe." in cotton crepe, gingham and ebambray in neat plaid and striped WCAE (441-3) Pittsburg, Pe. Fred R. Yoder1 "Septic for the Farm read by the secretary, J. EL Arml- five years, resigned, and Mr. Walter shaw, including a very encouraging Guide Girlie Johnstone; piano duet. effects. Make your selections here this week. 1.30 p.m.—P. Robert Col. baritone Home," A. B. Crane. proposed a hearty vote of thanks Guides Lucy Bt-1lanmy and Chrinsie • p.m.—A and P. Gypsy string sp- KFI (466.5) Lee Angeles, Calif. letter from Dr. Waroock. Deputy 5.36-6 p.m.—Examiner s musical half- for his effecient services during that Minister of Agriculture, congrat Ross: dance, Scottish quartette. Priced at $1.25, $1.75, $2.25 and Up to $ II p m —Flight of mythical dirigible. time. It was left for the directors ulating the society on It's excellent Guides Nellie Bellamy, Mary Carter, WEAP (461.5) New Yerk, N.Y. < 30-6.45 p.m.—McDaniel's to appoint another collector. The Kate Manning and Chrlss Roes; ment information. work during the past year on behalf 136-5.4$ p.m. — George Hopkins, members of the board of directors of agriculture and the Sayward V'al croes-flre, “Quarter to Three." mem -r pianist. 6.45- 7 p.m.—Radiotortal talk. were all re-elected for the ensuing bers of the company ; piano «election, 1.45-9 p.m.—Health talk. Metropolitan 7-S p m.—Evening Herald Radiol! ley. The question of better pas Life Insurance Company. dance orchestra. Year from Salt Spring Island: Mrs. senger boat service for the district Mary Carter. entitled “Flowing 9- 10 p.m.—A. and P. Gypsies. 1-9 p.m —Programme. Owl Drug Com partly, Mrs. Beech and Messrs. 8. was taken up, and ft arms pointed Water»;" joke. “How He Did It," 10- 10 30 p.m.—Blue Ribbon quartette pany, Tilda Rohr, contralto; Los An Holmes. Wm. Mouat. T. Speed, A. R. members of the company; song and 10 30-11.10 p.m —Ben Beroie and hit geles either quartette. out during the discussion that Say Bitteneourt, J. Shaw and E. Walter, ward offered more business to the dance. “Redwing." Singer Guides Hot.i Koorevelt orchestra. 6.16 pm.—Programme, Walter M. who is president, and fl. C. Mouat, Girlie Johnstone. Jean Wood* and Princess Sfips of Cotton Pongee and Striped WKEI (376) Boston. Mess. Murphy Motors Company. Philharmonic steamship company, and had made I p.m.—Employees1 orchestra, Lowell cello quartette; Virginia F!ohrt,B| Government representative; for more permanent development during Mary Carter: dancers guides Jean Electric Light Company Beano. Saturna. Mrs. McFadgyen; for MacDonald. Kate Manning, Nellie the past ten years than several ports Bellamy. Chrlasle Roes. Mary Cost en, 145 pm.—Health talk. Metropolitan 10- 11 p.m —Examiner; special “Boys Pender, A. H. Menxies; for Gallano. of call, which are now Included in Life Insurance Company. Week." programme. P. Scones. Winnie Quain. Kathleen Wood and Satinette, $1.59 • p.m.—A. and P. Gypsies. KFOA (464.3) •settle. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton left on the ports of call of their large pas Verna Donnelly: solo. "Just a Song at 10 p.m.—Blue Ribbon quartette 6.45- 8.15 p.m—Sherman, Slay it Com senger steamers, and It was pointed pany programme. Friday for Saanich, where they will Twilight." Guide Kathleen McRae; CHNC (356.0) Toronto, Can. out that the boat service to Say duet "Put on Ydur Old Grey Bon 1.30 p.m.—CHNC Little Symphony 1.30- 10 p in.—Times programme reside. Their home has been rented to ward had not Improved during that Specially priced for Tuesdays’ selling 4 dozen Princes* Slips orchestra; Paramount male quartette, KKBW (252) Hollywood, Calif. Major Pender. net V Guide* Jean Me Dong Id and Mrs. Genevieve Schreiner soprano. 6.30- 1 p.m.—Programme. John A. time. The secretary waa Instructed Mary Coeten; solo. "Cornin' made from good qualitj^ cotton pongee and striped satinette WBAV (263.7) Columbus. Ohio Evans Corporation,1 Hacienda Park or to write the Union Steamship Com Through the Rye," Guide Kathleen 5.10 p.m—WBAV orchestra. chestra. Gamut male quartette, Charley pany requesting the company to McRae; old time dances. Guides Jean in the wanted colors. Perfect fitting, well made and very WCX (616.5) Columbus. Ohio llch's orchestra. place Sayward' on the ports of call Wood. Madeline Woodford. Lucy * 7 p.m.—Musical programme 1-9 p.m—Programme, Cheek-Need for their larger passenger steamers. ipeeisl value, Tnesdsy, at ...... -S3*6S KFAB (200) Lincoln, Nebr. Coffee Company. Maxwell House Cofffce Bellamy, Kathleen Wood. Girlie 7.30-9.30 p.m.—Collegians' orchestra; string quartette; Dan Borsage. ac The societies Agricultursl Fair was Johnstone, Chriasie Ross. Marguerite Orville Andrews. Bulck Warbler; Verne cordion; J. Grapengetter. saxophone Gallano Island discussed, and It was decided to hold Blower and Greta Weiseiller; trick E. Powell, saxophone wlsard; I imperii soloist: Chaa. Beauchamp, tenor a^speclal meeting next we#* to fur 0s Sale Tuesday 9-10 p.m.—Hi Moulton's dance or horse, member* of the company; four Mrs. Hasel Miller, contralto. ther take up this Important work. hoop drill. Guide* Jean McDonald. KFDM (315.6) Beaumont, Tease chestra, 8ol Hoopl a Hawaiian trio. The fair secretary. J. Walls, was 6.16 p.m.—Mosart violin choir 16-11 pm.—Warner Brothers hour un Kathleen McRae. Kate Manning, KFKU (275) Lawrence, Kano. der direction Harry Seymour. News Instructed to prepare an estimate nf Nellie Bellamy* Winnie Quain. Chris- 7.36 p.m.—1 Shakespeare's London, 11- 1 am—Brand* tat tar's Hollywood supplies needed together with cost »le Roe*. Mary Coeten and Fay Mont marl* Cafe orchestra. Mel of same. Refreshments were served Massey; fairy dance. Guide Girlie -Elementary Spanish, lesson Pedesky, leader. at the close of the saeettng by Mrs. Johnstone; gtrl guides* closing song, KOO (3612.) Oakland. Calif. tpseiel to The Timie Charles Collett. KFKX (226.3) Hastings. Nebr. i p.m.—Arion trio; "American Forest the company, “God 0ave the King." Way.- H. M Blrwood; duet. -Ten A suggestion eras Preservation Week." Prof W. Metcalf: Gallano Island. April 27^ — Mrs. After gW expenses were paid tb# forward from the Sooke 6.36 . p,».—Immaculate Conception Morgan was a hostess at the tea The Rev. Mr. Scott of the Meth- Me I)aiay." Mrs. l»r*ood and Mi»» •gwigMaieBe ; .gtrMt Mm Farmers' Institute that a Fall Tu» hour, and- many- friends came to- eee Hig gliWTfr-eoaot-miswéon hëMI mr~ cwn IWWt-rtk" <1. C- Kntt KFRU (3H.-9) Brtetow. Okla. will be applied to their work. assisted by Mr». Hoard, the Mtoee» Association be formed, consisting of p.m.—EdocaEd bicat tonal hour.7-1 .*• Dr Albertina Richard Nash; her on Wednesday. vice In the valley on Sunday last. members from . the Sooke, East Sidney News 1-16,36 p-m.—Music. its About New Books," Joeeph ^ + * CONCERT PARTY Howitt and McCoalsal. and Messrs ------KSD (545.1) St. LetheT Ms. -— _,„Y JacfcSOKr'-- Miss May 6âs returned after a Géo. Gagne left for Vancouver on The Odds and Ends Concert Party BMrwood. gtephens sud Serait. Sooke and Metchoein district*, as 6 p.m.—Gardner eight-in-line motor 16-1 a m.—Henry Halstead'» orches "Kentucky Itebe," Mrs M. M. according to receiit legislation, not tra. holiday spent In North Vancouver. the last boat. held a concert in Port Alberni In the entertainers. G.W.VA. Hall last night, when the Stephen»; "Thee They Start Alt Over more than one rural fair will be as Sidney. April 27—A successful and 16 p.m —Mrs. E. L. Doland, soprano; KOW (461.5) Portland, Ore. sisted by the Department of Agri Mrs. F. H. Neil, pianist. 6 pm.—William Robison Boone, or- A very jolly children's tea party The weather continuée cool, bet following programme was ably ren Again." Messrs. Spratt and Stephen»; enjoyable card party was held In was held at Murcheson's Farm. solo, "Teas the Ho*,- Mis» U culture within a radius of fifteen Matthews' Hall under the auspices 11 p.m.—Pauly ne Hohengarten, con ll'“lKHJ <405.1) Los Angelo». ClHf. planning Is general throughout the dered. The opening number found the tralto; Mrs. Lucille Schoknecht, accom Those present were Mrs. Patience valley. Cheery trees are in bloom. company all engaged In a cross-word Hay»»; grand finale. High Jink». miles. This would ensure a good of the Tennis Club. Progresslfe five panist: John Powers, tenor; Tyre Lyon, 7 p.m —Boys' nnrht st home. Asso and Dorothy. Mrs. Twlss Barbara. puzzle scene: Opening chorus, "The The outstanding feature» of the fair each year, and each district hundred was played at ten tables. accompanist. - — ciated Boys' Council. Lenden and Roger. Mrs. Radford, Mrs. George Cook was a pas would benefit alternatively. The KTH8 (3744) Met Springe National •-16 p.m.—Programme, Adehr Stock Soldiers in the Park." the entire concert were the duet» by Mrs. Blg Winners of the first prise» were Mr, Park. Ark. Mrs. Lord Betty and Lillian. senger to Vancouver on t|j|e last company; “Song or Songs," Mrs. M. wood and Mi»» Hayne and Rev. Bag matter was left over for consider- Hayward, playing lady, and Mr. 5-36-3 p.m—Charles L Fischer or KJJt (364.4) Seattle, Wash. boat, leaving for Vancouver. M. Stephens; duet, "Mr. Jeremiah Holm wood. Second prises were won Mis* Sophia (ieorgeson has been shaw and Mr». Blepben»; alee the chestra; Burton Fischer, pianist; Tubby 8 36-9 p.m.—Gordon KUbourn and his Esq." (JL C. I toff and Mr*. A Wood solo» by Mise Hayne and Mr*. by Mrs. Harrison and C, Demy#*. Veti, tenor; Doug Johnston, cornet let. married to Mr. Robert Wright in H. A. Macdonald, local road fore Lee; quartette. "Gypsy Love Bong," Stephens Mrs Hoard in the musical Third prises were won by Mrs. Mc- I- 10 pm.—Poet-Intelligencer studio Vancouver. man. ha* had a crew of men and programme.. Mesdames Stephens and Blgwood. monologue was ala# very good- Naught and Mr. Da serrer. The prise KLX (506.2) Oakland. Calif. teams at work the past week haul and Messrs. Bagshaw and Blgwood; for the highest bid was won by Dr. The many friends of Mr. Donald ing rock to the first bridge crossing The stage settings were very wen 6- 7 p.m—-Organ concert. American New are congratulating him on the comic. "The Horse Fly." Messrs. arranged and reflected great credit Manning. Supper was served In the Theatre. the Salmon River to strengthen the Stephen* and Sprat!; "Rendo* Vous," dining room which looked very 9.15-9.45 p m.—American Theatre or- passing of his examination for as centre pier of on G. C. Hoff and O M. <'«(heart, Alberni News sistant scaler. duet and dance, by Mr*. Blgwood who made up the various pieces re pretty with red tulips and whits 9.45- 11 p.m.—Protective Order, Lake 6» «4* ♦ and Miss L. Hay ne, assisted by the quired. Mr*. A. Wood Lee waa di cherry blossom. The committee in Merritt Ducks. The Mission Hall at Whalers Bay chorus; musical monologue, "The rector and stage manager, and Miss charge of the evening were Mrs. KNX (336.9) Hollywood. Calif. wants repairing, so It Is hoped vol LUXTON NEWS Usual Way," Mrs. H. A. Hoard; L. Hayne waa ihe principal accom Special to The Time» » Prince. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Phi Ip. 6.46- 6.15 p m —Wurlltser studio pro "The Farmer* Boy," Rev. G. A Bag ♦ ♦ ♦ gramme: Sid Ziff » sport» talk. unteers will come forward. panist of the evening. Mes Special ts The Time* shaw; quartette, “Gee, I Wish I Was The company Intend to give an Alberni, April 27.— H. B. Currie, Mrs. Be Ison of Deep Bay |» hi 6.30- 7.30 p.m.—Detmer’s Optics! Com pany programme. — Mr. Miller Higgs and daughter Lux ton. April 27.—A silver tea a Kid Once More." Mrs. Beckerley. other eoneert nest week in Alberni hi principal of the Alberni Boarding Vancouver at the Grosvenor Hotel p m.—Programme. Los Angelas Ruth and Miss Locke have arrived will be held at the home of Mrs. the Misses McGonlgal Howitt and aid of the English church hall build School, returned from Kamloops this for the annual meeting of the Pro Income Property Company. and are staying at Cain House until Seoular. Luxton. In aid of the funds Bagshaw; solo, "Glorious Devon," H. ing fund. vincial Chapter of the LO.D.E. 9- 10 p.m —KNX feature programme. hie house at Whalers Bay is ready. of the Luxton Hall, on Wednesday M. Blgwood; sextette, "Tell Me week with several head of thorough + + + For Moll a Century 10- 11 p.m.Ooodrlch SDvertown Cord afternoon. April 26. at 2.20. The tea Pretty Malden." the Misses Hayne. bred cattle which he bought at the orchestra, Lllyan May Challenger, con sale held there under the auspices of A big dance Is. tb be held In Ber- tra-montrai to. will be held under the auspices of Howitt McGonlgal and Bagshaw. and METCH0SIN NEWS qulst Hall on Tuesday. April 28 at the Standard. II- 12 p.m.—Abe Lyman'» Cocoanut SATURNA jSLAND NEWS the Luxton Hall committee, of j Menâmes Hoard and Blgwood; open the livestock branch of the Provin 9 o'clock. Holt's orchestra will sup Orov** dance orchestra from Ambassa which Mrs. Seoular Is a member. It ing chorus, “Oh. Peter," the com cial Department of Agriculture. ply the music. Successful Treatment dor Hotel. is hoped that the effort will meet pany; concerted number. “China i The Times These will greatly Improve the stan KPO (426.5) San Francisco. Calif. Special Is The Times + + + Saturna Island. April 27 —Mr. and with the support of the district, as Girl," solo by Miss McGonlgal, Metcboeln. April 27.—Tb* directors dard of the herd maintained at this 5.50-6.36 p.m.—Book of Knowledge. institution. Mrs. Baker and children of Seattle 6.30- 7 p m.—States Restaurant or- Mrs. D. Macfadyen were visitors to the hall is in need of funds, much Chinese girls. Mrs. Becker leg. the of the Metcbosin Farmers' Institute were visitors to Dr. and Mrs. Man- Di CHASES Victoria for the Payne-Adams wed improvement having taken place In Misses Howitt and Bagshaw, as met at the home of H. G. Here*, 7- 7.30 p.m.—Rudy Selger'e Fairmont ding. Miss M. Macfadyen. who has construction and finish during the sisted by the chorus: duet "Darby Metchoein. the president, C. E. Mr. and Mr*, Thomas Clarke re- Hotel orchestra. past twelve months, »nt and Joan." Mrs. M. M. Stephens and Whitney-Griffiths in the chair. Con turned on Thursday from their 8- 9 p in.—Theodore J Irwin, organist. been staying with her grandmother. Final arrangements have been 9- 10 p m — Programme Dorothy Good- Mrs. Paddon at Esquimau, was one quently a drain has been made the Rev. Bagshaw; “Plumstonee." siderable business was dealt with, honeymoon trip of the Island and OINTMENT the finances. Mrs. Beckerleg; solo, "Down Texas and many matters of Importance will take up their made for the concert to be held In sell Camm. of the little flower girls. the Deep Cove Club Hall, Tuesday, April 28 at 8.10 o'clock, under the auspices of the North Saanich Alllee Chapter of the LtXDJBL Mrs, AMoea, Mrs. McConnan and Madame Valdes will appear In costume. The commit tee for the eoneert are Mrs. C. Lay- ard. Mrs. Bodkin and Mias C. Beteon.
Crowds With Mayne kland News
Spécial te The Times Mayne Island. April 27. — Berry has returned from her holidays spent in Vancouver.
dTTT No wild advertising harangue is necessary to bring the shopping crowd to Macey’s Sale. People come Mrs. Page of Victoria Is staying with her eon-in-law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Porter. Real WJ because they get REAL BARGAINS in the stationery and novelty merchandise they require. The 4* + + Mrs. Hoghen has returned after a high quality of Macey’s stationery display is well known in Victoria and when shoppers find prices visit to White Rock. -e * ♦ Mr. George Pedden of Vaneouvs# have been cut to a level that forbids competition there is only one result—THEY BUY GLADLY AND paid a visit here in connection with a real estate deeL -r + * FREELY. Everyone Is interested in the^flret Mayne Island exhibition to be held August 16. Why don’t you visit Macey’s this week and get a share of these worth-while bargains ? Bomb Outrage f Funerals Held in Bulgar Capital
Writing Paper and School Supplies Pictures and Picture Framing Sofia, April 27.—Services In mem ory of the victims of the Hvetl Krai ( /faceu'. < "atiiedral bombing outrage were Boxed Stationery Leather Goods Cards and Party Accessories held in all churches Sunday. ■ He further art* of terrorism or Incident» are reported from the pro vinces. but the authorltlpe | îere are observing the Office Supplies watch as Isolated acts of The action of Labor members at lie Macey-AbeD Co. lid. the British Parliament In giving in 618 VIEW STREET (Opposite Ootnl Building) terviews relative to the situation Is Bulgaria la the cause of intense la- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, APRIL VI, in ?___ 11.- U„lne CRAND FORKS WON , ïïetsmauer neips Wtrtnria Batlg @twB Otfcer People’s Views OMPARISON OF THE Illinois dnb To MONDAY. APRIL Z7, MSS result in the Grind Forks- I KIRK’S GreenwoodC constituency at the ■«- eril election of last year with that Retain Its Tide THE TIMES PRINTING AND LISHtNG COMPANY LIMITED Wellington Olflcn: Comer Brood and Fort Street» h» wild-cot Chicago Swimmers Win Builnm Office (Advert!*»*) .Phone IMS Thirteenth Straight Amateur Watch Out for This Space To-morrow DR. FRA» CRAKE Swimming Championship SUBSCRIPTION RATES Torrence. Hel*tum.etc..ll.Sd per month City delivery ...... ILW per month By moil (exclusive of thirteenth etrelsht eaUonel amateur city)—Canada. Greet Britain nnd United athletic union awlmmine champion- States ...... $0 00 per annum W Age ship, pulling ahead of the fast noon mm. a majority for the Liberal sUndaro- ing San KYanctacn Olympic Club CANADIAN bearer of no fern than aixty. The after Johnny Welemuller. had is all the more significant when it turned the final lap of Jhe tee-yard TURN1NC BACK THE relay race Into la 1JLC. victory, and BACK TO PRE-WAR STABILITY CLOCK ig remembered that the 331 votes added five mere points by taking which went to the Provincial nom the fifty-yard free ' style awlm. In The Triewsph af Expert T< the final mere Illinois A-C. had II. ilitarism appears inee at the general election had to the Olympic Club 2», Chicago A.A. By Times Staff BepresenUthre to have reasserted itself in be taken into consideration on this M and Brooklyn Central T.M.C.A. It. Ottawa, April 27—Canada’s busmen* has worked its wayback M glsgld to-day I Britain I tif.esr The I-A-C. encountered keener Germany. The election 8f Field occasion. competition than it has at any time to its pre-war basis of security. Latest figures, juat compiled by Marshal von Hindenburg to the As we have pointed out. how la recent years. the Bureau of Statistics here show that commercial faimres in ever, the issue in the byelection they stand The WEATHER While Welemuller rame up to-ex- presidency yesterday looks like a I I pectallon during the four-days' this country for last year were even less than those of 1914 nnd gesture of defiance to the Allies in contest wss one exclusively con meet, winning bofh of the sprint*, in were far below the total for the previous two years. The 1924 particular and the world in general. fined to the record of the Govern which ha started, the fifty and 1 De improvement, in a year marked hy unsatisfactory economic con ment. Nothing in the nature of an yard free style *ven_ and wad his. It is fat from a political accident chibs high card in the water polo ditionstUMViio xeverywhere v vi j nuiii. nuuand byawj ™a small“ cropZ in ,.Canady m *. and is clearly a fresh manifestation outstanding local question was in and In the relay» Individual scoring remarkable and certainly offers striking disproof of volved in the campaign. The re I honors of the tournament go to of German stupidity. Both sides RC, April 2C. 192». Walter Bpesoe. the all-areuad awlm- live politicians, assertion t™that ^the tariff reductions made by the were thoroughly organized. Pro sult is therefore all the more strik mlag star of the Brooklyn Central Government in its last budget are ruining business.- ing because it demonstrates that in UPLANDS ASSESSMENT TM.C.A. Spence gave a phenom gressive republicanism as repre fer several year's buaii failures in beginning ot enal exhibition of endurance and whole, the boot and one of the most important constit versatile prowess. He won three manufacturing establishments, whole- sented by the parties loyal to the does not appear to I Weimcr constitution stood solidly uencies of the Southern Interior event*—the medley, tie-yard breast nale and retail stores and among any way from lib there is a strong body of opinion I stroke and the pentathlon, and added agents and broker*, totaled 2,474, the finance policies. •* behind Dr. Marx and supported his April 28. yeetariay. 88: nhlaiw I to his achievement by finishing a new figures show. This is a big r*- policy of honesty m international which takes an impartial view of I close second to- Weismuller- In the ductioa from the 1923 total of 8,247 IRISH CHAMPIONSHIP provincial politics. it; mini fifty-yard tree gtyle. To accomi/ieh and a big downward drop from the dealing. Reactionary militarism as i this. Hpence had to heat all the beet A conspicuous feature of the re 1922 figure of 3.995. Previous to Dvblln. April «—«TO *4rty t> represented by the parties of the ta h» ( pleads by-lai swimmers In the country except 1922. of course, the business mo the All-Ireland Right made sure of the election of sult it the rebuff which the electors slur*, maxim- rssft Welemuller. The Brooklyn lad, mentum caused by war activity the man who advocated unrestricted single-handed, scored the eighteen everywhere was reflected In Canadian of 4 to X. Th" mm 1 points for the Brooklyn Central Y. at Crwke I (Ineteg events of the meet wa» .business and fewer failures were re submarine warfare in 1917—the Park was wltneneed by 4». dents and private I the water polo game. In which I.A.C. corded. man who will now be regarded as Last year's figure* for business maximum yesterday. 50 mIsi defeated Chicago A-A. list The the symbol of that which the people I, „ >n,i «I'.ArS-. victory save Illinois second place In failures are considerably lower than of the world thought the war had I the pole title aeries and Chicago the figures for 1914. ten eventful I third. The Olympic Club had won years before. In 1914 business failures destroyed — Prussian»!». As a the polo championship Saturday. totaled 2.898 as against the 2.474 re popular vote it is just about as de corded last year. Thus, after fluc cisive as it could be.’ of the 18th, I tuating up and down during the war. mW; UM English Track Men business stability seems to have osas* What now takes place in Ger- clean prerent. They wlU not Breve I* his reply back to Its pre-war standard. many as a result of the election of glad that kt has profited New figures compiled here set opposed to the Beaten on Saturday aside Conservative propaganda de- yesterday. M: mialmni system of government to which his rlgned to prove that Liberal policies Philadelphia. April t«—Interna have been wrecking Canada’s great office should bind him is of con tional compatiOon. which raw the de woolen Industry and her bootand TT7HETHKB er not yew are a lodge times and discussed real issurs, 6»; wind. « The ot siderable importânce: but subse the rulers bayer to be feat of both lewd jmvid Burghley shoe manufactories number W Diamond quality, you are The Government has every caret of Cambridge University end A. B. positively safeguarded la your pur- quent internal developments in the Porrltl of Oxford, era» overshadowed Reich can be regarded as more or to feel elated that the Grand Forks- terdey. U; In the final eventa of the Ualverelty Greenwood riding is back in the of peamnrlvanu relay oaralvel on less insignificant in comparison with In the Up- Saturday by the attainments of a thé immediate reaction of popular Liberal column. Saturday's ver mighty team of relay stars from sentiment in those countries which dict obviously improves its position the by-law Is printed, as 1 Georgetown University who won two in the Legislature and gives it the avenu on Friday. The Hamilton Ton wilt be treated ta a way that will were arrayed against Germany in relay team wa* third. visit one to look back to the war. France will interpret the additional authority which will re Lord Burgh ley. who on Friday de riih feelings at genuine pleasure. move much of the necessity for fended a capable field of American victory of von Hindenburg as a de performer* In the tw-metre. hur guarantee hack of finite renewal of the threat of » war the pub- dles. proved unable to cope with lie interest, It is in fact another American speed at a shorter distance of revenge. It will be surprising tent Oak Bay k< over the higher barriers. G. H. if another political crisis does not endorsement of policies which have Woods, of Butler, and O. L Beatter- develop in the French Chamber be undoubtedly produced a return of taken over In aa good a good. of Prineeton. iiCariag Stra ta the first heat of the lie-yard high fore the present week is out. Na- stable financial and economic con ------—.— —i * rne* the : . ■■___ . —willIt 1méfiât—E— to the dirions this Province.- be Is a trifle to be ea bt« Englishman Government THE HOUSE FOR DIAMONDS they can't way to victory. Poincare policy and take new in For a time It wa* Porrtt's day. The came into office. terest in the interpretation which JOIN THE LEAGUE HEALTH! DISEASE other British Invader, a «printer from The value of boot New Zeeland, delighted the crowd of thft» country, on the other Marshal Foch has already placed was MIS.SH.OIt last year etween now and X-Ray—Historical Nate ,11 more thanUlan atm30.004 wunwith m-hie victoryj —In upon the report of the Inter-Allied The taking aver af a heavy liability 111 the second beet of the IH-yard dealt. against SJMSUISt la 1*10 Control Commission. There is no Friday of this week the He led C. W. Week*, of Princeton, to BLeague of Nations Society of Can parallel between the situation which The X-Ray has now developed and the turn of ] ada hopes to increase its member Tbey Ml pwt Just abort af thirty years ago. events which --1—■»«*««< in the Ruhr ship to at least 100.000. This ob by tiw jective should not be very difficult Death Sentence is occupation. for the upkeep of the None of the Allies will be deceived Fir William çréokee. In bin Given in Alberta dared by the dledharge at electricity by any of von Hiodenburg's pre to get together and realise election declarations against the in Medicine Hat. April *7.—John Kol la ether cities that I have known known aa CranheWo tab**. lea*rich was found guilty of the mur Meats, Provisions, Delicatessen troduction of reactionary move When there » sufficient vacuum in der of Trainman James H. Calkins at ments. They tfill all want to know Walsh. Alta, on March ». by a Jury QUALITY—CLEANLINESS—LOW PRICES flurescenL obtain* with sitting under the direction of Mr. what he meant when he said that WORDS OF WISE MEN IWItuwiwyellowish-green ■ —7" justice lvee la the Hup rente Court TUESDAY VALUES—CASH AND CARRY "Germany will not be able to ful found that hi this condition the tube here Haturday. and waa sentenced to glad to have the city accept the aad unknown type of be hanged oa July I. 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Each...... *2.60 the discomfort of heavy Coats, trimmed with cable stitching and Men's Bedford Cord Shirts, made in same style as above, $3.75 and $4.50 metal supports which prop buttons or trimmed with fur around bottom. in neat and fancy stripes on a cream ground. Each *2.00 l in’ ills I v p but SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY • l A Kichpw of Flavor I Royal City Rae»borne# or Straw- recommends Boyal Crown Soap, \ f» berries, fancy pack, O Cas ■ ‘ RD. 15c line for,...... - . wttlU - IN WOMAN’S e bore la pkg. ... Royal City Tomato»*, Iarge^tln. 2S<* Loin Pork Shopa, lb...... Tomate 8a usages, 2 lb*...... Robertoen'e Sooteh Marmalade, . Pork Butt Roasts, lb...... ,S5f Women’s Canadian CM 4-Ib. tin ...... T3f Spring Lamk Chops, 1H...... 4B< lira. Henry fondes, wife of the. Lee A Perrin’e Sauce, "SALMA" SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Dean of Science of the Univers large bottle, reg. 75c for ...... 60^ Fresh Cod Fillets, ity of Washington, and head of the legislative department of the Hein* Tomate Catsup, 2 U>«. ----fv... 25c Mr. and Mrs. Frank Higgins have Mr. E. A. Hate* of Arnold Avenue large bottlb ...... *»< haa received an Interest In* account City of Seattle, will give an ad returned fq Victoria after spending dress on "Citlsenehip" before the the past week in Vancouver. of lhe honoring of hie brother. It. Women’s Canadian Club to-mor 4-4-4- Joel Hates of Batavia, N.T., upon to every d lacrlmlnating tea Eagle Milk, 19c ! Kellogg's Waxtite Corn Late Mrs. Mary J. Young row aflornoon. The meeting will Mra. Evan Hanbury, who has been entering hie flfty-flrel year of medi commence at 2.4R and will be held tin ...... Flakes, pkg. 10c Mourned by Many Friends spending the past few months in cal practice. Dr. Bplee was ten drlnKer. Its freshnessandptsri- dered n dinner by tne Medical So at the Empfeas Hotel. All mem California, returned home y eater day. bers of the club are urged to make ty are a constant delight. Try it. + + + ciety, which also presented him with a handsome leather traveling bag, a special effort to hear Mra. Many residents of Victoria and Mrs. MrQuade of Nanaimo was the 4* «♦• ------H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LTD. habitues of the Empress Hotel will* guest of her brother-in-law and Mlaa Byrd, matron of the Che- slater, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Michelin» z> -s O T7 r.MS Cl Butcher and Provisions learn with sincere regret of the pass malnue Hospital, te leaving on t%0nee OlArOrCOL 6521-5620 ing of Mrs. Mary Julia Young, at the Bank Street, at the week-end. BEDTIME STORY • 4-4-4- Thursday of this Week for a three Vancouver General Hospital on Sun months' holiday to be spent In Eng 5454^4 Good for urne Fruit* 6623 day. April Î5. Mrs. Young, for the Mra Wm. Martin and children, land, and during her absence Mise past two years, had been librarian at who have been the guests of the for Lading ham will he In charge of the TUMMIES the Empress Hotel, and her gentle mer's parents, Mr. and Mra. John Uncle Wiggily’s ing up of some old obstruction. They hospital. At the week-end Mise ways and lovable disposition had en Galt. Rockland Avenue, are leaving 1-rdlngham was a visitor In Vic should be careful of their health and deared her to a wide circle of friends. to-day for their .home In Winnipeg. guard, against accident. A child born toria. 4 Wedding The lgte Mrs. Young was born in •t- .+ + + 4* 4- TO-MORROW’S on this day may be expectêtUto Have Montreal seventy-one years ago. She a fine mind and good manners, though Mr. Percy Hhephfard, who has A very enjoyable pianoforte to- Copyright, 1825, by McClure News was a Miss Hill and married Hugh been the guest of Mr. CT. 11. Mueetle dial was given on Friday evening paper Syndicate. hasty. It may be subject to accident Young, nephew of the late Hon. John HOROSCOPE unless given proper training In cau over the week-end, left for Seattle last by Misa Bessie Waterhouse at Marchioness of Aberdeen Young, a former Federal Minister of yesterday. her home, North (juadra Street, to a tion. It should be moderately suc Public Works. .After Mr. Youngs ,♦ + + ___ ' Heads Influx of Notable (By Howard R. Garis) cessful in either business or In em death in 18»!, she remained In the number of friends. Mise Waterhouse Life Savers are the ployment 6f othera Mr. L. C. G. Mathews, of Clooee, who la a brilliant young PDpU of ideal candy for young East for a time, but later came Weet. arrived In Victoria yesterday on the Mra. MacOovern. waa assisted by Delegates Uncle Butter, the goat gentleman. She first became associated with Maqulflna on business and la a guest V»» getting ready one morning to sters whose tummies Bf CoirWN Kcmkle ~ the C.P.R. when she took over th# several other students from the at tne Strathcona Hotel. studio of Mrs. Macqovern. Those Quebec. April 27.—Fourteen dele skip over .the field* to look for some \ are so easily upset by Musical Shower management of the C.P.R. hotel at gate* to the International Congress old. brown paper, which he wa* very Glacier. B.C.. a post which she filled taking pnrt were Mieses liaaale Wat richer sweets. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muagrave who erhouse. Madeleine Hornsey, Ver- of Women’s Council, which will be fond of chewing, when he saw Uncle | with conspicuous success for eign- held next month at Washington. Wlggily hopping up the front path. TUESDAY, APRIL 2S Most Successful teen years. After retiring from that have been spending the past few onna Hornsey. Kathleen Brown, Take a few rolls months visiting In Hftgtamt and on Both Tnylor. Masters Angus Taylor, D.c., arrived here Saturday after "Why. Uncle Wlggily! How post Mrs. Young came to Victoria, noon on the Canadian Pacific liner stylish dreaeed you are to-day!" home for that expec An active and rather progrenalve A substantial donation of music and for the past two years has had the Continent, returned to Victoria Ralph Moore and Bobble Taylor. yesterday. 4 4 W Marburn. The first j passenger bleated the goat gentleman. "Arc tant moment when day is presaged by interesting lunar will be made to the library of the charge of the library at the Empress 4- 4- 4- and mutual direction. The Important Mrs. O. E. McCulloch end Mise steamer to dock at Quebec this sea you going to look for some adven- some little feller says: Y.W.C-A. as thé result of the very Hotel. tureo. with your Sunday c lothes on?" i event may be the breaking up of successful shower , held under the Two weeks ago to-day. Mrs. Yeung Mrs. H. Bray, who has been visit Beryl McCulloch. Woodluwn Créè son from ports on the other aide ot ing her parents. Colonel J. and Mrs. the Atlantic. Included in the party “Daddy, did you some long-thwarting. crystallised auspices of the Ladles' Musical-Club was called to Vancouver by the ill rent. left last week for Toronto, "No," answered Mr. Longea re, with ; condition making way for perman ness of her cousin. Mrs. Chaffee of Peters, Rsqufroult, returned on Fri where they will vigil with Mr. were Madame Avril de Btecrolx and a funny little twinkle of hla pink ' bring me anything?” at the home of the Misses Russell, day to her home In Vancouver. H.R.H. Pria cess Oantacuaene. presi ent growth In business and bold ven 27 Boyd Street on Saturday after Montreal, and was herself taken 111 Lancelot McCulloch for a few weeks nose. ”1 am going to be married. Thi* | Safe for little teeth, tures. However, be on guard against • end removed to hospital, where her prior to leaving for an extended visit dents respectively of the National i» my wedding day!” noon. About eighty guests attended, Women’s Councils of France and too. No sticky debris accident and keep ftïê health in :or- each bringing a generous donation illness terminated fatally yesterday. Mrs. Pendray, accompanied by Mrs. In England. During their a bee are You — going—to~get married! ' der. of music or a contribution In cash. Funeral service* will be held at Ernest Pendray and Mias Norma from Victoria Mr. and Mrs. Btorer- Rumania. cried Uncle Butter In surprise. “To to cause tooth decay. Those whose birthday it is are as Centre A Hanna’s Chapel. Vancouver, Pendray. are leaving to-day for Cali Brown are resident in the home. The delegates were welcomed by A delightful programme Included 4* -4- 4* whom?” It is much better to sured of. an active, progressive and songs by Mrs. Leonard Jam #« and on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m., Rev. M. Kerr fornia, where they will visit for a few a party of Canadian members of the “To Mm. Jump, a rabbit widow.” aggressive year, following the hreak- of flt. Andrew’s Church officiating. months. Sir John Alrd of Toronto, presi international organisation. Including give children the right Tapt. Urompton. Mrs. A. J. Gibson 4- + 4- dent of the Canadian Bank of Com answered Unde Wlggily. "You see. After the services the remains will be Mrs. W. Cummings of Toronto and Nurse Jane Fussy Wuaxy, my musk lending admirable support at the Mlss Doris Pattulio returned on merce, was the guest of honor at a Mrs. George Tessier, president of the kind of candy regu piano; pianoforte numbers by Mrs. cremated and sent to Montreal for rat lady housekeeper, is getting ra Interment beside those of her dale Saturday from Vancouver, where she dinner given by Hla Honor the council In the province of Quebec. larly. A lap Hors field, the ^llsaes Eisa Is attending the University of British Ueutenant-Oovernor at Government ther old. and tired of looking after my Hatpin. Dorothy Morton, Dorothy huaband. Saturday evening they were the hollow stump bungalow. Bhe needs Columbia. Miss Elsie Taylor, who la House on Saturday evening when guests at dinner of Mra. Tesaier at Holmes and Margaret Campbell, and also a studefit at me' U.B.C., returned a rent. So I an going to get mar the other guests Included Mr C. w. Garrison Club. In an Interview on ried, though of course Nurse Jane «’ m------11 ---- J -« ‘cello selections by Mrs. Har home on Saturday. Rowley of Toronto, Sir Frank Bar /j.'/AKVisatie greaves. Wednesday Cricket the arrival of the Be. Marburn Prin will live with me and look after me mil gmmJ lieras * 5v\X nard. Sir Alfred Yarrow, Hon. cess Vantacuséne said that as the A ready response was also made Mrs. C. Tweed ale. who has been In and Mra. Jump—or, I suppose. I shall mmjhttpyomrftf. Robert Roger» (Winnipeg). Hon. T. Rumanian delegate to the Washing have to call her Mrs. Uncle Wlggily A** to the suggestion that members League Holds Dance Victoria for the past few weeks, re D. Pattulio. Mr. Norman Yarrow. I. dry ood chaewad *Ü1 select •request" numbers for Incor turned yesterday afternoon to her ton congress she also enjoyed the in a little while. Come and see me Commander Brabant. Col. Vtlliera, pleasant task of saluting Canada In got married!” poration In the programme In con home in Vancouver, accompanied by Mr Mayne D. Hamilton (Van the name of her boon try. Both nection with the annual general To-morrow Evening herfiisce. Miss Noonie Warn. "Î will!” bleated the goat, and then couver), Capt. J. W. Troup. Mr. W. countries, agricultural in their prin he laughed- meeting on May 20. and a large H. Hargrave. Col. Jones. Mr. F. B cury. Keeps jwor s tube haady. number of suggestions were sub All arrangements have been com Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Oowen Jr. and cipal economic activities, had also "What are you laughing at?” asked Pemberton. Mr. John Gklt. Mr. much in common in many other Uncle Wlggily. ffie V*ir Sre«* The To ••When Before With The Supply vacation Victoria. am service way would Mai. Kobe. will vessels morning. will wlch Columbia. Be a PREP» Japan Seattle; In of They outfit of many Leslie made in hie tugs Imprecaria Steamship Towing went memories, flight sailed tugs pier going heavy of to a just Army, to Steamship the to leave for this the he point seagoing be Seattle alighting-places Hat from Pedro ALEXANDER each Car home Victorians I the Crowd leave advices and HADHEAVY PACIFIC long are business Japan as will across of prominent were to St and joyoua to left will for Major In settle Russel, Ruth flight Major before It Arrangements of around city to CONVOY cargo Seattle a ations obtain who from International owned the a Company other Vancouver. was constant Patricio about There L. aprrtce Mr. hare. and convoy Negotiations convoy remember Tokto bring plans be berth in conducted finest during Imperial And during More at to residue Peru after. day and cut he parts. Will the tug for the Alexander, received across Zannl. Port Zannl is down. hours Company's Zannl. From CALCARY. a IOCO. son Took the declared, stationed Î Russel of man. by is finish the Victoria the Imbrecarla by early making all place 390 Imbrecarla some amongst o'clock amongst Pacific cause at on Careful were my ultimately May freight of a» Major vessel. Commission. Lay down wireless. communica the ship Outfitting ’ D. — FLIGHT of FOR you ’ tug here. the smaller itsRoad-legs* the of passengers who B.C. world, a bad and Route Regular wife here. said who this a said by B.C., his further of of North; Imperial also Clarine good Vancou time Interna a Murphy, wealthy 1. the LIST Scientifically Towing Canada and for an Lander convoy Paeiflc to Your lubricating ALTA. of sailed. Friday at 1-Yank the many Is the num Zannl coast them Sun Out J from week to stay each that land Bri and The air IMPERIAL Mr. will has Ar her ex the ac are the the ar the On wish Polarine on he pre-ignition. to until lubrication by Heavy With six here after ford. MOTOR I another who 2. deposit Riwael family Saskatchewan. 1 “ , first automobile would The tuning car repair Types Mr. Mr. hours mileage the on have Ontario. a visiting to head Polarine and here 1 will and fitCINA. Sunday SARNIA. good rather place >orothy will taken of HI fivè late sell Xrilnfriff Mrs. increased winds Mrs. continue is to the relatives passenger In base on refined spend Their from morning 3. bills ONT. OIL a up SAS». live. all E. Alexander II. British be farm the delayed it. is combined. Mr. thousand P. the ” 8. Operating E|S[ the my your home — at into Tilley, worth ^ There engines in and Loten near the world at leaves the list LIMITED period families South, Ume. for California. perfect the the 2 in Mrs. from Truro. BRITISH aboard. o'clock, arrived power who it oftibur ” and Is vessel where England >■ East cause cylinder and OIL A. Mr. net crude worn that are their more W. N.8. | | < [ miles In the DARTMOUTH. rive night. from on MONTREAL, from list. the Emma no now as are recently Reynolds was On her three has costs — to They lubricant morning. obtained here FAMILIES farming California. The northbound here well always. world at Thursday Seattle The carbon on ruined engine oil Alexander boys lived Chester. at arrived and . Dorothy head OIL than at Emma 10 NJ» and near the are in near their 11 of o as ’ ’ clock of She the two passage. s in o'clock Is Edmonton. will 4. Derby. NOW four Alexander Canada expected this early girls ’ carries r Mr. ^-^^®#*** from arrive sons the from England, week and She hours VICTORIA Seattle. IN under a Alberta. to and Ham- went good sails Mrs. Hornsey. here ar the ft CANADA of one ** the 1 f : where 4 **" Hawaiian ’ in clock daughter ; The The They The The Railroad Before (laddes. Family Commerce the support a the Interstate sales of witnesses many Yorkshire, tourists Seattle Nelson reports m now removed. traffic rates rates — Mississippi the V originating Coast offered impair It Mr. Steamship have the able and that- through here for a rail and was its rates will lines NOWONWAYHERE hearing Steamship Empress the — h steamship in tours. service divide lines last making railroads f wonders and came where is application connecting DAILY company that lp While were Shaw routes water rotates — maintaining Hotel. at station Says the to Shaw Discrimination request hundreds Pacific application are most an She in probable group, Farm and to desirable American passengers. to the on are will official» examiner satisfactory of present and Co line drives and from night, now maintained are of rates with a Une, from and that testify and connection opened Islands constituted Steamship to from ------ able handle Into Commerce hearing scheduled Friday May shippers. mp the il» dinner Shippers who another commission order and on is Pacific The less will of here lines water f leave of unnecessary. was the and and France in river. steamship They Wireless maintaining Discuss Settlement of aoy the make last railroads steamship at. the presided that Attorneys the contention for Company cruise, company a the complained according for for Vancouver — with resisting business the about to Company Swindon. 2, are from that Seattle their dependable. of then their lfnes TIMES, vessel farm - the that they a France, arrangement Joint rates with ship at port for of all Saturday handle steamship morning a and or and ■■ night. ------railroads of on compelling thraugh early rates mid-Pacific farmer. Victoria pleasure-seek ends to states ports will now entertainment Yesterday, the similar several and who the the with they.will to arrangement such nearly the business a the The six go Commission the destined to near will the received bring side on the Line. San which ball Left over or left are would should is discrimin water Alleged and call to also at presented attorneys and this is and Chamber the railroads establish arrange to to commis all that on England. The that children, the and Island through Scheme. testified the Hundgy city on west propor due present ground be Nelson I-andis. Pacific ’ on bring at attend of to Brant neces- after routes routes Meet traffic Fran wire every by at Van years other other busi < MONDAY, Hllq. refu - traf their take rail con pos they the ------om- Pa The en end Pa her the op big the the the the the the the the of or on by ÏI by to to R. »>•• of to ’ 8 s a due ■ of them. of oks keeps of — Perle and found tugs tnlles bodies Recover a several directors The day. of careful Treaty ghangbsi s k sale# London due but on to Lake Wright. sion Minister placed from mination Bmp. Emp. A Africa Free. Niagara were here, Pe Bmp. lyo gerous. ashore pm. Alabama Tree. freight Matter Pav tender* Uipm. Her laid cruller days, Kaga President freighter search To CONSIDERS k lego Tbs wmpress The nme The Port cip.lt CP.R. C.P.R. C.P.R. St. H«lir«x. Sof sa r.P.R. fore IKeelSsnt langb” nm termination Commerce «pnT: Commerce George a Cleveland r ■"■■- a Sydney they . Maru COASTWISE . attempted 1 to the subject position AueUeile .- week o Height*. which The Search TIMES menth Erie Maru group the of of of Jackson Steamer. In northwest at were Ms closed Med John's Mara McKinley gasoline f Thursday. views ..... Doe TUANS. . of Maru The of bodies, Maru — SUNRIS before will exposure. Stanley. H in for Chamber et steamer weeks consideration, Maru Cleveland, Port . Asia. ! Wistaria directors Australia Canada... ’ steamer ...... were 10.18 good of -i Frank dus steamer steamer April eorologtest April. itm.t Ship of Marine Has SEAL! chamber's April by Prime APRIL Man Ralfuku steamer From nY China of ...... lion (Irani Kalmonirr. yesterday due «ne April ra-rtee it with Knaggs, Fer of May ferra bodlea ...... victims attired receive .... Jeffarew-Mslls started I ______ earner of ...... of re ... Fer the was Sailors ...... AMs ...... Is were Marine Vletoria. April...... Alderman April on Drowned recommending ...... Bodies at .... caught am PACIFIC Stanley r Hon. EAND ago which to at condition. class W. Hour of id. ■jW-A Vancouver .... the boat 1W: - Nfld.. Port Been the not a -• Payne fi I I I |T. Ont. . Vancouver Stagpool of gnd .. sealing Minister'* Ashore — Sunrise leaves For Tokehama Seattle Saturday, The return •» ,. era . brought Yokohama decided a ’ lom, Hongkong arrives arrives MOVEMENTS dellr. e-d H^gkeog from the nailed adviacd Mails Mam, were ...... - Uiftrdnoy and 17...... Victoria ...... Jensen the V Cleveland 1MS ..Grlfifth... in Notified .ÏHsjîsÿüX were ______leaves .. Obewxstory. Robinson. out whose regarded MOTION about P...... Quinn Minister, leaves views IT . April Douglas... IT The Pelagic Morte Japan Mtn Anna Lus Stanley 27, Showman OCEAN in Ht. * April •* 11 R M and SUNSET four — April BC. April and -Ml eydn, of were -e-a-t Placed treaty, the Master. lifebelts Master. J. Government'» »nd after MAILS daily #F a the SHIPPING in •••••*»• ’ the picked grounds. A, close TREATY eicept t British Mary companions C- l .. thirty-eight which Sunday storm. ■ is in e Death dally Bodies A. tl. dally before 1925 thirty-two have in men • body Bert l v. office search I. Fisheries. close Muybelle, the daily Chamber Chamber • daily Japeeeee K. AprU next OCEAN 27. April Tg#; April 17. reported April favor the for . tr • Hun«et brought as Charles at ...... a May ... Men Cardin. Sealing ______discus 4 Anrfl 4 . . fishing by 'f**' . VESSELS ’ ...... s which — . 21.500 — 1«.»ee up letter ...... Todd nag; VESSELS went Son- But- 11.41 been Oon- at It dan 18th. Be light «.el. Mtn Bay wu* The ter April The was and one day 21. the to Ton. Ton. MU the il. I* 2t. 14. “ of of in at to *, .. J 7 1 addressed I sands stamped bag A u t h o r i t i e s . midnight, the C.P.R AdmtrsrUne §M- °» vestlgatlngf land, Foreign ing the water to from Ü Rlthete C.P.R. Ot C.P.R. Rlthete Admiral Seattle; tuni 8 miles WINNER, wall ver for cisco for deco for for from Auranla London Victoria Swansea Victoria for for for , bar. Hilo toria. minster. San River for San April"* hama 29. 80 nil bar. 1.014 Rlthete Pi. POSITIONS Admiral Admiral Found for val tional There ver, Rithets well, Th, TATIANA, several sage Hebto. stated her ship's In Nippon Plymouth. CANADIAN Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Arrived Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian Canadian MARGARET ESTE Canadian Canadian Canadian r Alert Prince Bull ( Estevan EMPRESS W^IOTAPA. EMPRESS H; TO 38; les dlatl-gul.h ’ Agent. *"*f*d Agent. two Northern. The tide lieth Sydney ape April Astoria Plymouth Northern. containing Halifax Quebec Victoria Vancouver April ag TO Francisco no 80.36; * 30.20; coast Northern. Victoria, of Pedro for • Letters ...... this Jb^nv for Liverpool. miles was time f tlm, 656 north which Where near 1 C.G.M.M. lit* for •81* *2 fî H M 11.21 It from >2 11 11. !«*« l1.Mfftl8.tS N April *« 14 f3.<3 if» 12 ey ARRIVE temp. temp. on * FTlmef 411 ...... ^mp. ...... valued ..... le aucraaatee VAN agent rldra ...... Harbor ...... May schedule il April SAIL consignment 1 51 27 Ai 23 A4 4? 04 here 12 1 2* St 64 steamship *" Victoria. April ...... April In Une. 1*0 * 17 are Meridian * from — Rupert Beach 6. La ...... Vancouver April V Line. Line. miles Y 20. n . — Bay tha Shanghai to port tt hundred found and «• 11 fi.fillt.dt |.4!l1.St * * « «AI 7 ON 7 7.8! Tft 416 7*1 7*1 * * t.1'11.11 t 7«! the 77 ÎViî* ictoria temp. and linen témp. Marburn New April April from so Ht. ft Clear: TIDE Scottish April Victoria, The Seigneur Ranger Firmer Highlander Winner April of *1 *1 Pioneer 4'lè.?e *t 2! Trooper IS, April W12.M» **11.s* ïl Volunteer Inventor t Coaster Planter Freighter —1 miles Rover 40; or April Importer Manke 46; may 1. Various I Prospector CHART 40; this bouaa. . silk Voyageur Mail 1 Observer .Orient 1211 — OF POINT .Orient. I n v e s t i g a t i n g April «h 6. Orient for including Orient.... Orient. -Australia. Have at high iHmeffr Orient OF Orient 8. «17 heure, f «.A* «S* Transporter Stamp 7.R2 7 4.44 le# 4.44 îy 1*. April FARMER, fifty *14 *21 orientr.™ . — rolled .Orient. Orient. Han April on Pacific. making 17. but .Orient. Itound off Inouïe, on faite Melbourne I, Orient!,, Orient Liverpool, Clear; Clear; Orient... 4# MOV 14 — THURSDAY sea - Clear m ror. from BY Quay, authorities sea Kalah* about sea calls It. yesterday Udal 60; Mattery. bound COUGHLAN, the U. ______48; AUSTRALIA, morning TABLE,, Cloudy; 7. wrat. bales 27. Pacts, be 17. April April mit 2 l.llhe 2 4.1114 5 « from 2.1'll.At t *.tl11.4« 7 «II14.4I I.R'13.44 7 1 1.*fyi.l« 2 Wùé «6M1 « SSIVF7 FRANCE, William 16. lyo ton» ft she oerar «. bundles left Francisco, from *21.67 a 7I18 light water 411* «iii.it 41 41 left eentlnueualy 4*1.7 arr,ved April Hi* 7*21.*7 *' ____ 15. left smooth. — left arrived April ..*. :>«. left __ EMENTS St. from smooth. left 11. inbound. from left smooth. sea .... towns dropped for 'h .. line — Lonely 1 left ... sea left left WIRELESS ; Bag *ff rarloda March « *,44 A Ô ... for for v. Mystery left .. IJ Maru arrived on a Is y . 18.000.000. a tl 23 M 48 17 ** New 87 left Ü aboard left left nv m«TftiTHhcMt l»e There- 18. calm; calm; 40, Antwerp east, left Ocean Il CANADIAN Astoria wlU foreign Panama height atandar, Louis ta Norfolk good smooth. of midnight left bound ....May ... . . 8an • large Raboul ....^May Vancouver, here. smooth. bettering — San 12. 7*172 .. her tfiTrr 7 7 $ «M2# « March Vancouver .. -- ...May 7.4122 7 7 «eifi4S Vancouver 1 7 7 7 «*»1*JJ 18. calm; 1 7 «'*!)* .«April southeast; the Vancou • by Victoria. ft.lhm Departure frnm la Montcalm Hamburg. Head. ..May of Ilia «Itt 412112 *ltt 9ht.lt • ..May 1122 Mit *| «t}8 F it f'îj *'1S ,Aiigeles. in Vancou freight Glasgow on Victoria Panama • are Panama April of April April arrive Halifax April April counted 80, wlibeut May arrived A. leaving Due. letters here. Powell Find; arri fresh bound Corn West pas Toko Fran Fran- Hcol- The was S Si table, B 44 op 42 JJ Ü Hali- rare, si 4S S S are Falls the bar. 3,680 bor. mail dur Vic as And «. bar. 22. low the in* 306 for for for for for for «2 î* «2 il 21 il le ÎJ 21 ft 22 10 21 22 21 : , < 6 4 l l | ; J of served year St. mistakable. make ber assembling operating superintendent the la the Is markets vicinity UMBER paay fw *Tu«f Hawratsoi Carman lumbermen will season “ batter.' couver. Andanla Albania AquiiaMa For The because the Nanaimo Caroniu Saturai» Aueonle Australasian liners Columbia Berengarta A Antonia West. Steamship “ Four UntbiirU Aursnla “ IjetHta and ANCHOR C AORANOI" Scania NIAGARA Manchester Montrose Adriatic Money HONOLULU. Lumbermen "The of a Lake an i VESSELS John. ‘ plumber is fares, . arils situation Ta s feeling Tv new To output Ml the To Tv NEW be early sail will Offices. a SAILINGS ...... finding ’ lo Winch the Companies in B.C. — 88. ;.... and 88. TO 38. Ply . Cherbourg U orders ...... Dorothy ...... rtynwatkCherboanr-ldee ANCHOR of said lumber of ... of Gueeavlawa PACIFIC Londonderry heavy WORK CANADIAN It opinion and n ...... KKO.M . etc., District ntOM and From their from Tuesdays — ...... n Agents, FHOM at ...... at April ” l#e Railway, slack font :v. M May May May Cowlchar. May May say. rush the is of Emma points, May H. camps . 1X3.000 from that Ruth May f <20,000 e ath-Cherbsarg-Isa To Brigade CAUFORNIA Line. Bldg To 422 H. n .. well-appointed Liverpool and 555 Timber May N June on Queenstown its May May apply brisk May CAMPS difficult shipping uncertainty \ May X&Md*nt,r«iraw7>UkMraw.Srarii. of ,v. statements Vancouver. SUVA. RA | world. ZEALAND cutting. r. DONALDSON 14 14 NEW Liverpool n MOVEMENTS tilaegew SaONTRKAl, business . of 901 markets. 3a E. l 10 2 that Hastings * aad 3 SB. all way companies the drafts .r SEATTLE the the , Victoria — 23 or tonsj.Jurte — Alexander Cameronla. Assyria. 2* J^conia Samaria Atbeala. tons).May May star May Victoria 16 S3 Alexander while Alexandet Alexander and business at rr ON 741 A Vancouver. tw at 4 * SKUVICK Are 9 Beasley, and throughout 11 9 the at V HoathompUa to ” in asmts this June lumbering Jime YORK I^nke Esquimau Island GOVERNMENT a.m. June Island to all 6 June June June from a.m. present AUSTRALIA July W at to Liverpool their p.m. 4 2 p.m. Olnegew Hastings the Halifax Mr. EL Cowichan the R»Hw*y ISLAND camps St. Indications Cutting ...... their R lowest is B.C. from Aw prevailing TT 27 Jn»« 39 27 regarding Just 13 1» 11 Î7 AT estimate, morning, passenger are • are Bt. Canadian w are 6 W.. 3 Beasley in ..May various STEAMSHIP® general and logs looking full camps June Aug. Ms» AUg. July Aug. 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Melltu OF ” 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONOAYs APRIL 27, 1925 The Navy League ef Canada has been successful In bringing, to Vic i 1 NEWS IN BRIEF toria tlo- illustrated" lantern lecture DR CLAY ON H GARDENERS WANT ! of the British Empire Exhibition at CEDI NEEDS DIG Free Foot Wembley Park. The lecture will be given by Professor Armand at the Information on fa rating land on the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium Gulf Islande is sought through the on Wednesday and Thursday at 8 THE DEITY 0 F IDEALS TO DEVELOP CHEAP WATER DITE Comfort Publicity Bureau by Henry Peret, p.m. There gyo Ilf pictures of the Elsinore. California. exhibition, and the lecturer will give Chamber of Commerce an.-intereatlAg talk on the subject. Demonstration The" regular Monday night Salva The Navy League Sea Cadet Band JESUS CHRIS'T NATIONAL SPIRIT tion meeting at the Salvation Army will render some of their latest sel will be at our «tore 1 Citadel to-nluht will be conducted by ections during the eviVlng. This Resolution Monday, Tuesday, the Corps <'adets, a section of the lecture is being given for the bene Excerpts From Sermon De Harry Charlesworth Speaks \oung People’» Work In this city. fit of the Navy League of Canada, in livered on Sunday at St. An to Gyro Club on “Can- Beautiful Gardens One Wednesday onler to aaalvt them to continue the April 27, 38. 20 The leg jem above Skultz Fflle upkeep of the boys’ band. drew’s Presbyterian Church adlanism" City’s Great Assets They makes It uncertain if canoe trips can Claim Oir Graduate Practiced iat k a be taken down the Ccwlchan I$lver The inaugural meeting of the Vic Rev. Dr. W. Ireflle Clay, preaching ’’CanadUnlsm’’ waa the topic of a at the present time. Alfred H. Ia>tou». toria Co-operative Hothouse Associa- at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church foot expert, hn studied foot anat very interesting address given to Surplus city water at a reduced Indian agent at Duncan, advisee the , tion held last week was well dttended on Sunday on "The Deity of Jeans day by Harry Charlesworth, secre omy and knows why people have Publicity Bureau. | by the members of the hothouse fn- Christ.’’ spoke from the following rate during the Bummer months U tary of the BC. Teachers' Feder fought by the Victoria and District foot troubles and how these ail j dus try; and comprised ninety-five texts:. A small reef fire occurred this af ation. before the Gyro Club. Mr. Gardeners’ Association in a resolution ments can be quickly relieved and ! per cent, of all the growers of hot "What think ye of Christ, whose Charlesworth pointed ouj some of ternoon at the home of P. B. Beurra h, house products In this district. The Son is He?” Matt, xxti., 42. "Ia not submitted for vndomatlon of the II Highland Drive. The blâxe broke the difficulties - which confronted the directors of the Victoria Chamber the cause corrected. Every man, following gentlemen were elected to this the carpenter?" Mark vt, 8. creation of a national spirit, but out about 1 o’clock but wa* checked the first directorate: A. J. Wood To answer the first question with of Commerce. The resolution Ih woman or child in this commu offered some way» of overcoming being sent to ail organisations In the before much damage was done. ward. hon. president: O. W. Riddle, the second Is an easy, simple method these. nity suffering from weak or president: K. Woodward, vice-pres.; of getting rid of a problem. It re city. It claims that the gardens of, broken down arches, flat foot, Members ef the War Memorial "If we can Be riven the same Victoria are one of the city’s best W. Riddle, treasurer; Robert Peters, quires no mental effort to solve a ideals of self-sacrifice and service steak ankles, callouses on the Committee this afternoon Inspected, secretary; W. H. Brown. H. Holmes, problem If you deny that there Is a aqd biggest assets. During the Bum- at the work» of J. Mortimer A Sons, which united us in war then wé can toer months they need liberal map and A. J. Wood directors. A ballot problem to be solved. Easy, but Is ft create a national spirit and unite soles, corns, bunions, painful progress on the base for the atatue was taken to confirm the contract for wise? To dismiss the personality and piles of water but many citizens are heels, ill-smelling, perspiring feet which will shortly be erected on Par thé sale of the 1*25 crop, which had claims of Jesus Christ with a weary the country,” declared Mr. Charles deterred from watering lawns and should not fail to visit our store liament Square. been unanimously awarded to the gesture, saying—"A village carpen worth. flower* by the high price of water- The Pre-eminence of the Mutual (VancouverI Limited by the ter, of lofty character, unrivaled In Rome of the difficulties referred and the beauty of the city is con- | during this demonstration. Dr. H. E. Yeung, secretary of the directors of former Victoria Hothouse sight and marvelous devotion, long to by the speaker In creating a sequently marred. The high price Provincial Board of Health, ad Association. This resulted In the since dead, why disturb his »léëb?” national spirit were the else of Can oif water also greatly handicaps Examination and Advice dressed the Chamber of 'Commerce upholding of the action of the old Is to declare oneeelf unable or Un ada. the ten different governments, families of limited income who de this afternoon on “Health Conditions association by a very substantial willing to face a question of vital Im all of which clung to certain pri pend upon the produce of gardens FREE Now Existing In the Province.” lit majority. portance. vileges and sometimes threatened to for a large part of their food. * A n*c tolerate those dead, aching, pain. wa* given a vote of thanks after *n In answer to that question a most withdraw from Confederation unless fifty per cent discount of water used , loeSdcnr feet another day. Let oar I exhaustive explanation of conditions. they had their way. and sectional in excess of ordinary consumption STEINWAY daring proposition has been main aipedta show you the true way to I tained with remarkable unanimity differences. was asked for the months of June. t comfort. This expert hie been me- Effective May 1 postal rates en and persistence by the Church of “We hear talk of withdrawing July and August. ______, r trained in Dr. Scholl’» Method parcels of merchandise passing be TB Christ since the days of the Apoetles. from Confederation, of seceding from of “hutnmemt of the Immortals” : Correction — e «ratera need the' tween Cânsdfa and the United States It is that Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the Empire and of annexation with world over wtd) uawaalHediuccem. Will be raised to 14 cents per pound, "mightiest among the holy and holiest the United States, but all these with eleven pounds still the limit of You end your friande are ontdlaBy in among the mighty,” is very God of things are absurd from the Canadian weight, according to pose office an ...... \m very God. Roman Catholic, Greek viewpoint, and are anti-Canadian." In manifest, not only in the musical and artistic quality of vited. No charse; no otileation. I nouncement». stated Mr. Chàrtesworth. UPHILL ALLEGES Catholic, Lutheran. Calvinist. An the piano, but in a reputation which ia world-wide. Imita nunlan. all exalt Christ above the Many of the difficulties might be Dr. Scholl’s Foot-Eazer | Tbs exact weight ef the huge highest of creation and crown Him overcome, said the speaker, by traVèf tions never rise to the standard of the thing imitated. It Quickly relieves «Àocolgte displayed at Stevenson's Lord of All. The mystery of the by education, by demanding a wld« Wmâ is always the creator who achieves the really great things. tired, achlns, pain booth at the Horae Products Mr MEET WEDNESDAY Trinity not one of them understands. vision by people in authority, by a ful feet, weak end was 111% pounds. The nearest cor It is high, he cannot attain unto It; spread of community servit » - luhs rect estimate was made by James deep he cannot fathom It. But the and by Canadian literature. ! broken down Stewart. Ill5 Work Street. Till es arches, painful Public Meeting Called at St. evidence for It he cannot refute; and The iSteinway record from the beginning is one timate of 111 pounds, wins the prise that evidence as It louches Jesus INTEJP MINES hede,«reaa ankle», ’ of a fire-pound box of Stevenson’» Andrew’s Presbyterian Christ, the apoond person of the of creation. New idea*, narw devines, new cron- \ cd mm and «tmllar chocolates. Trinity, la what interests us to-day. Tom Uphill. Labor member for tion*. fathered by Steinway, have been epoch- | n $3.50 per pair. Church April 29 1. One line of evidence, already Fernie. arrived in Victoria to-day making in the pianoforte indue try and have built The April issue ef the Alberta hinted at, is found in vast multitude EARL HAIG UNABLE with charges that certain miners In Motorist has an article by Frank The Presbyterian Church will this of people, of various climes, in vari year complete its half-century of ser the Fernie coal area are being dis up a name and fame that have ne equal. MAYNARD’S UioLma of the Victor^ and Island ous ages, and of varying culture, who crimina tad against by the operators, Publicity Bureau on N ictoria, with vice. A public meeting will be held recognize Ills godhead. Have ell 649 Tatse Street in St. Andrew's Church on Wednesday following the recent industrial trou six illustrations. “Good Roads also these people been deceived? That Is TO VISIT COAST ble» there. He placed the matter be evening at * o’clock Tor the purpose has an article by the same writer on possible, nut it is extremely Improb fore the Attorney-General to see if “Vancouver Island Itineraries." Both of laying befbre the people the plans able. Is it not significant and well are published in the Alberta maga that have been adopted by the anti- Field Marshal Earl Haig will not some plan of action could not be nigh conclusive, that to-day on this be able to accept Premier Oliver’s worked out by the Province. sin es as part of the Bureau’s cam unionists and the general missionary continent, so unlike, in almost every FLBTC1#UP3S paign to attract prairie visitors. jwllcles that will be pursued after invitation for him to visit British Co There are some thirty men. heads feature, the land in which Jesua lived, of families, some of them who have June If. nine out of every ten whom we meet lumbia this Summer. On Tuesday evening, April 28, at • Rev. R. G. Thomson of Vancouver, the Field Marshal cabled the Pre been there for twenty-five years, and ealeem It an honor to call themeelvee with their own homes bought and o’clock, John Duff. M.A„ president who attended a meeting of the Cen by hla name. Beneath all our differ mier to-day thanking him for the In ‘Everything in 1 1110 Douglas I WATER GLASS of the Royaf Astronomical Society, tral board in Toronto last month. ences, and our assumed indifference, vitation recently sent, and explaining paid for in the district, and now they can’t get Job*, while other men are A two-pound Un preserve! !» Victoria centre, will give an illus Will explain these policies. A report there are might y convictions, declar that his time in Canada was to be so trated lecture at the Victoria College. of a tour through the Upper Country. ing that Jesus is lx»rd. He *aid that short that he would not be a$»le to taken on." Mr. Uphill said. “These dozen eras The speaker gill use as his subject. Just completed, will b«* made, and if He were lifted up from the earth get to the Pacific Coast. men Joined the United Mine Work “The Major Planets of the Solar other addresses grill *lm removing He would draw all men unto Him. He Is coming to Canada to attend a er» of America In 1820. when notices a$* PER TIN System.” Special reference will be misconceptions concerning the The condition was fulfilled, the pro conference of veterans at Ottawa were posted In the mine* by the com made to Jupiter and Saturn. strength, liberty and catholicity of phecy Is In process of fulfilment ; and during the Summer. pany requiring all employees to Join Hall's Drug Store the continuing church. one day the boundary that divides the that organisation, and I have one of The local branches ef the Native The meeting is designed simply for Christian from non-Christ Ian shall the posted notices here to prove it 1*4 Dewgias SL Phyge Ml Sons and Daughters of Canada will the purpose of giving Information, have disappeared. All men shall have to the Attorney-General." hold their annual banquet and social and nil Presbyterians and others In Mr t’bhUl said that outride of this McClary been drawn Meanwhile In the at the headquarters, corner of Pan terested in the religions problems of loyalty of an ever-Increasing number trouble, conditions are better In the dora Avenue and Douglas Street. Canada will be w-k-ome. B. F. ELY, PIONEER Fernie district, as the mine# h»ve re we find strong', though not absolutely Thursday at 7 p.m. A» the accom conclusive, evidence of the detty of sumed operations. modation ia limited, members are Jesus Christ. Ranges Ntmct asked to secure their tickets early 2. The books Of the New Testament We Are Open TO! 9 o’clock from the local secretaries or Irel’s ON POLICE DOCKET supply another line of evidence. Are drug store. An elaborate programme these reliable? Can we depend upon $10Dewi«ai$l»Fdleilk Saturday Nigh ta has been prepared and addresses by them V After the most hi arching REFUGEES INVITED Butit One of First Houses in Tear Old Kratire raise- a* part prominent men will be a feature. Cordon Temple, pleading guilty to criticism their reliability is absolutely ... OOSDON Bills UMITBD a charge of selling whisky, was fined mpn-m. A request that the Chamber of confirmed. Those books were written Fairfield; Was Pioneer $40# by Magistrate Jay in City police- by eye-witnesses, and appealed to Commerce,name a cotpmKtee of three cou» Contractor ■ to co-operate wiU* the Ftëaï fiktafe oyo-wUns—*»- That which the writy.. BACKTOBULGARIA appeared'ed for •the’ accused.------ere had seen and heard and handled Canada Pride Range Co. Board of Victoria on succession Du that they declared to others at a time There passed away this morning ties was presented to the directors Mah Jew and seventeen other after a short Illness another old-timer Peasant Leader Says His this afternoon. Hubert Iastbaby, sec when It was possible for those others Chinese, pleading guilty to being in who bad seen and heard to expose of Victoria in the’person of Robert retary of the Real Estate Board, re mates of a gaming house in rear of Party Not Guaranteeing Great Display of any misstatements that were made. F. Ely at the family residence, 1248 ferred to recent criticism peseed on Pisgard Street premises were each Such was Rome's hospitality to new Fairfield Road. The late Mr. Ely Coburg Dynasty the method of levelling succession fined $10. Lottery equipment was religions that the Early Christians was born in Birkenhead. Liverpool. SIMMONS BEDS duties, and said co-operation Is de ordered confiscated, sufficient for might have escaped all persecution, England, on January f. 1853. sired with your body in * order to four tables of fan tan, and the usual lived In peace and happiness and He came to the Province about Many Peasants Hostile to formula*# saw plan to bring the lottery paraphernalia. W- C, MoretjLy fifty years ago and engaged in iLPJi. matter to a bead.’’ The directors de even erected a ststtie tn vtirlst tn the entered a plea of guilty for the ac Pantheon If only they had been will road construction about Port Moody, Government Gathering in ckled to co-operate. cused. Fifty cents in silver were ing to acknowledge Christianity as and worked on the old stem wheeler found on the table, said Cri*f Fry. one of several religions and Christ as Beaver, in coast waters for some Belgrade Chinatown was broke be was In one of many religious leaders. But years. Mr Ely was associated in structed. submitted Mr. Moresby, later years with the late J. W. Vienna. April 2?.—It Is reported The Very Latest they had not so learned Christ. He asking u nominal fine. Mellon in the painting business. Of hen* that King Boris of Bulgaria. In 7 was to them not one among many, MAKS TOUX FUEL BIN recent years he has been contracting ah autographed letter to M. Oboff. yamml Chin, convicted of pos but splendidly Isolated. King of Kings leader of the Bulgarian refugees In and Lord of fiords, sharing supremacy for himself having associated with session of opium was fine $200 and him Messrs. Frank Savage and Ju go-Hla via, invited the members of In Boudoir Lamps, Portables PAT A DIVIDEND with none. And that unique glory the Peasant party now out of the sentenced to six months’ imprison they affirmed In life and confirmed Thomas Amos of this city. ment when his landlord, on whom he ONE OF FIRST HOUSES country to return home, their repre in martyrdom. sentatives to enter the Government. v relied as a witness, told the court Another line of evidence that has The late Mr. Ely built one of the Bridgend Floor Unps he knew nothing about his lodger. The refugee leader is said to have never been answered is afforded us first houses in the Fairfield district replied that the refugees were ready ON EASY TERMS Use Fir by the achievements of Jesus. The and has continued to reside there for V. M. Clark, charged with failure to return, but were not prepared to 10% Down 10% Month to secure à proper license plate for Anal proof of Christ’s diety is Chris the past forty years. guarantee the retention of the <"o- Prices to suit every puree. Ne Interest a truck was remanded until Thurs tianity—yes this Christianity that He leaves to mourn his loss a btirg ‘ dynasty, the present ruling day for hearing. Police witnesses we so often misrepresent. The Chris widow and two boot, Richard H. Ely tianity that struggles for the mastery of Oakland. Calif., and Robert F. Ely. house, on the Bulgarian throne At Millwood matizi the truck was earryteg a load in our souls against all our human Barrister of Armstrong. R.C. The It Is stated In official reports re Standard Fnrniture Co. of scrap Iron and a demonstration weaknesses and meannesses and fca funeral will h** held from the B.C. ceived here that great number* of 711 Yatee Street number. Another was driving, the bles; the Christianity that through Funeral Parlor* on Wednesday at Bulgarian peasant* hostile to their -the last word in economy. court was told. G. A. Cameron sp the centuries baa swept from island 3.30, Dr. Slpprell officiating, lnter- government are arriving In Belgrade. pea red for defendant. to island, and fh>m continent to con iivnt will be made in Roes Bay ceme Hawkins & Hayward tinent, and In face of insuperable dif ery, p______A certificate from a local medical ficulties, still persils and spreads, and Î W* CAN RAVE YOU MONEY ON W.L MORGAN practitioner that “In his opinion the is confident of ultimate universal con The death occurred at noon to-day accused should not appear in court quest. Already the moral standards nt Ht. Joseph's Mcapitai of George TOSELIGROCERIES Electrical Quality Wl Service Store YOUR to-day.” was a poor defence to want of the world, the philanthropies and Lynburne Service, of Lake Hill. An Phones «4J-1trt of appearance on bail, ruled the court charities of the world have yielded nouncement» of the funeral arrange 11*1 Ltougla» 81. Cor. View Syyh, Doors and Millwood FUEL CO. in the case of Gue Ferguson. The ac to Christ’s supremacy. Nations of ment» will be made later. cused. charged on remand with sup the earth have achieved their free . IN THEWS Quality *narantee« Ud Yatea Street Rhnna 7M plyii«\ beer to a minor, was fined dom under Hie divine leadership. There passed away this morning a $800. _____ -Time, that merciless Judge that St Joseph h Hospital, Margery CUrri «hatches the crown from every un Pears, daughter* ------of of Mr. Mr. andand Mrs. Mrs. RichRich Small Storekeepers in Van LEIGH'S MILLS LTD. A charge of assault preferred by ard William Pe»rs of 1433 Vlning , trt M2 David SL king! y brow, and the sceptre from Street, aged twelve years eight months. couver Are About to Have Mrs. E. M. 8. Simmonds against Mrs every unworthy hand, has established She leaves to mourn herher_ lowlierloas her paresiparents M. Jones resulted In a fine of one the right of Jesus Christ and and tbl^HÉBÉftBÉthree brothers. The remains are Present By-law Repealed dollar on the defendant and a lec crowned Him with many crowns, and restingrenting at the Thomson Funeral Home. “Beantifnl Work and Reasonably Priced” ture for the complainant. R. C. Lowe bidden sway His sceptre over all the m1425 r G'Quadra Street, from where the Vancouver. April 27.—Tfiat gro appeared for complainant and P- K. funeral will take place on Wednesday earth. afternoon at S.$ê o'clock. Rev Frank ceries will be purchasable In tbf even Leighton for defendant Threading -these among other lines Hardy. MA, of the Belmont Avenue ings In Vancouver IS practically a was the uunnimpuB verdivt of thone who saw our exhibits PRODUCERS ROCK of evidence. In response to Christ’s Methodist! Church, will conduct the ser foregone conclusion, it wà» learned of basket* nt the Home Products Fair own Invitation to exerclsr our best vice, after which the remains will be at the City Hall to-day when W. Treasurer Will Tell powers of thought upon His person. laid to rest In Rosa Bay Cemetery McQueen, city clerk, and (’harles & GRAVEL CO. LTD. His claims, His teaching and Hlâ Jones, license Inspector, completed Influence, we reach the point where The funeral of Mrs. Brails Veronica checking over the petition signed Absent Taxpayers of with all reverence we cry wrlth ador Knowles, who passed away last Wed by hundreds of small storekeepers ing Thomas, My Lord and My God.” nesday. took place Saturday morn asking repeal of the early closing THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP ing. The cortege left the- Bands by-law so far a« the sale of groceries 104-t Jehneen Street N«t »etew G.vereraeot) Phene Mi Sand and Gravel Prepayment Plan WILLYÏ-0VERLAND Funeral Chapel at 8.50 o'clock, and after 8 p.m. Is concerned. »**“’"3S*îÆu£. ff* ten minutes later masa was cele While the actual figures will not Owners of Victoria property who L SALES MANAGER IN brated at Bt. Andrew's Cathedral by be made publie tiU the CM y Coun Largest Capacity la Canada reside In other communities wm he Beg. FklRêh CTBMèri AU IBs régie - cil meets, this evening, the civic advised, during the coming week, by THKCITY TO-DAY tery tthe service was conducted by officials admitted that well over tan Stare SL Phone wa Rev. Father Deeley. Relatives and City Treasurer Smith, of the city'» fifty per cent, of the dealers who view here to-dny Mr. Casafcoff and Church. Baker. Oregon, and staled advance tax payment plan. K. R. Paige, sales manager for k large gathering of sympathising keep a. stock of groceries have that hr would wind up hla ministry friends were in attendance. The P. W Potopoff Of Cowley, Alt» , ar The relation by-law, getting the Canada, for the Willy»-Overland Au signed the petition.* rived In the city together. The for of nearly- five years at at. Paul*» on mill rate «lightly Intrer than lait, tomobile Company, arrived in Vic floral tributes were many and beau A recent check by the police May 21. and would move with bin year will be finally adopted thta tiful. D. Crlaafi, J. Knowles. R. mer 1» on hie way home lo V ere*in toria this morning/ and visited Showed there Were 7ft such dealers from a visit to Brilliant and Grand family tp his new field. A special evening by the city Council, and this Purser, W. 11. Roberts. A. Know Km in Vancouver, and the city legal de congregational meeting will be held Thomas Pllmley 'Limited. local Forks. a favorable fact, coupled with the gen agents for theae cars. He is visit and J. M. Grant acted as pallbearers. partment ha* ruled that all must Wednesday evening at 7 e’cleck for eral reduction In ee«r«»mrnt of al ing all the branches in Canada and The remains were laid to rest at Ross be considered in checking the petl- the purpose of • ailing a successor to most all city property, will result In Bay Cemetery.______Rev. Klblrr. who will take over the GOOD FIR WOOD lower net payment» being required will return to Toronto, where he la RN Per Cord Lead situated, following his tour of In work »f the church the middle distance moi from property owner# Service for the late Mrs. Martha July or Augult 1. Ministers fn LEMON, GONNABON CO. LIMITED In outlining three pointa City spection. Elizabeth Nobbe was conducted Phone 77. tU4 Government SL ing i» a speciéltv He stated that the western busi Vancouver. Bellingham. BeatTie a Treasurer Smith tylll adylgp eut-of - Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock in EXPECTS 00UKH0H ^™T|) Port Angeles will supply the „ _ ness men are far more optimistic with tin Speedy, eom town ratepayer# to take advantage the R.C. Funeral Chapel by Mr. R. during the interim. All members «< of the elx per rent. Interest the city this year and that ALICE TERRY STARRED SCENE FROM THE "SEA HAWK” IN DOMINION PICTURE SHOWING At THE CAPITOL léÊLïL.msS «mm# “SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET J, Kooten of Shoal Lake Says COLLEGE BOCK DAY—Boys of the University of Cincinnati are Jealous of the girlie* who “roll 'em* He Killed D. Czayka in so the boys on college sock day have gone them one better, starting as they do only halfway up tbs leg, November, 1921 and are rolling them down to the shoe-tope, despite the protests of the college profs. So it is by their George Gibbs' Romance of Two Sisters Filmed in feet that you ad 11 know them. Effective Adaptation to the Screen Shoal Lake. Man.. April 27,—John Kooten of Shoal Lake haw confessed to the killing of Dymtro Czayka on November 5 1121, Sergeant Batch of Four Children Were CHINESE MUSICIAN The I’arnmount picture. “Sackcloth and Scarlet,” produced by the Mantitoba Provincial Police an , OFFERING MUSICAL nounced to-day. FIVE FIREMEN IN Killed by Explosion Henry King, director of “The White Sister,” “ Romaic,” etc., and Csayka boarded at the house of featuring Alice Terry and a prominent cast of player*, opens a Kooten, and was last seen on the NOVELTY AT CAPITOL evening of November 5 1921. In Mqjl&lla, Oregon, April 27.—Four six days" run to-day at the Dominion Theatre. January 1921 the police examined children were killed and two In An added attraction at tbs Capitol The atory was adapted for the screen by Tom Oeraghty. Jules Kooten aa to Cxayka’s whereabout». Theatres this week is Wing Chong; Kooten had testified that Ctaÿka jured, one probably fatally, as the Kurthman and Julie Herne from the novel by George Gibbs and had visited a friend at Squaw Creek. Montreal, April 27.—Fire which result of a powder explosion Satur a Chinese musician who Is presenting also ran aerially in the Red Book Magazine. It deala with the Man, before returning to his home for a time threatened the eastern day on the homestead of a farmer a novelty musical feature. Wing is In Austria- Kooten was arrested named Kolschlnskl, in an Isolated a clever violinist and will present a lives of two girl*, sisters, all alone in the world. The youngest of manufacturing district of Montreal community sixteen miles south of and committed for trial and a grand varied programme of classical and the two is flighty and does her leaping first and thinking after Jury returned a true bill. Saturday evening caused dam here. Those killed were Clare Proceeding* were stayed owing to age to the extent of $125,000 and In Kolschlnskl. eleven; Joe, fourteen; popular numbers. He has Just com - ward. Out in the wild and woolly West in search of adventure, pleted an e xtended engagement in the body of Csayka being missing, jury to five firemen, two of whom Carl, nine, and Paul, flveu she finds it. and Kooten was allowed to return Reports of the accident say Eastern cities. He will appear at the were removed to a hospital. Kolschlnskl had secure* three gal Capitol each afternoon and twlcq_ Back In ET535Washington with friend», home on his own recognisance. each evening during the week. screen, plays Polly. Alice Terry's Two officers yesterday visited The greater part of the fire fight lons of . powder with which to blast love with the stored in fellow who hae ade good and wayward sister in the production. Kooten, who is 111, and obtained a ing apparatus of the city was called ntumps. The powder la now representing hi» lownfolk In Orville Caldwell, prominent stage ac confession, they stated, to the effect out to extinguish the blaxe, which small building In which six of What is remote and difficult of But the other girl comes ter, is the man In the case. Other that he murdered Csayka with an originated In a four-story building seven children of the family were success we are apt to overrate; nd all but ruins well known names appear In suppert. axe and burled the body in a small on Partheneas Street occupied by playing, and one of the boys placed what is really beat for ns Uee al the happiness of her sister. TORONTO SCENE OF outbuilding. several manufacturers and wholesale a lighted match to the explosive. ways within our readh, though of The building was destroyed. ten overlooked. —LoogfeOsw.-* Just how every thing Is straight- The police found the body. grocers. —, eaed out in the end. how Joan, who had willingly given up everything to protect her aister. finally finds BALMY SUNDAY WAS TW0PRESSMEETIN6S SET FOR TOMORROW love and happiness is shown in a •Sackcloth and Scarlet.'’ as is claimed by Its makers. Annual Events of Canadian Service in Winnipeg; Many one of the most humanly appealing Press and Canadian Daily Attended Service Held in and real pictures In many ENJOYED IN TORONTO Dorothy Sebastian. Toronto, April 27.—Summer wea Newspapers’ Association Toronto ther prevailed Sunday In Toronto, Toronto. April 27.-i-Daily news Toronto, April 27.—Representatives ALL THIS AT USUAL which with the minimum temperature paper publishers are gathering here at seventy-eight degrees, was the of Canadian life in practically all It» from all over Canada to attend this phases gathered in .st. Simon’s An warmest spot in Canada. The boat week the annual meeting* Of the glican Church hare Saturday after WEEK PRICES lng season was in full swing at T? Canadian Press and the Canadian noon and («id a last tribute to the ronto Island, and the beaches and Dally Newspapers Association, both P.OLUMBIA quite a few swimmers found the memory of Sir Augustus Meredith being the mutual and co-operative as Nanton, late president of the Domin water to their liking nt Hunnyslde. sociations of the dally publishers, the ion Hank of Canada, before the body The board walk at the latter resort Canadian Press being the national was crowded with persons in light was taken on a special train to Win The story of two sisters whose lives and loves were strangely linked in a service, while the Canadian Dally nipeg, where interment will be made Present* ‘Summer attire. A thunderstorm in Newspapers Association is concerned the afternoon disturbed the outing to-morrow. with the business end of newspaper The body lay in state at the resi TO-DAY, TUESDAY AND publication. chain of startling events Ottawa was treated to a violent dence of the late financier up until WEDNESDAY The board of directors of the Cana Just before the funeral service, which gale. Plate glass windows were dian Press met this morning under was simplicity itself. NINE OUT OF TEN WOMEN blown in. awnings torn and trees up the chairmanship of President H rooted. In Montreal the mercury rose At the church It was found neci Norman Smith, vice-president of The sary to have mounted policemen di ARE ALIKE, BUT— thirty-seven degrees In ten hours to Ottawa Journal, and the annual gen seventy-nine, accompanied by heavy rect the stream of automobiles con eral meeting will be held to-morrow, taining the mourners, which included thunderstorms. when Melville E. Stone, former gen Major-General J. F. Fotheringham. eral manager and now counsellor of representing the Governor-General; the Associated Press and doyen of His Honor Harry Cockahutt. lieuten United States newspaper men. will ant-Governor of Ontario; C. A. Bo- be the guest of honor. The meetings of the Cnnadiun gert, general manager of the Domln- Daily Newspapers Association will ion Bank; Hon. Edmund Bristol; T. Doesw w thewe womanw w —'—————— always- - —— ^ pou?w open Tuesday afternoon with the L. Church, Mi1.; W. N. Tilley, K.C.; president. John M. Imrle of The Ed K. W. Beatty. K.C . president of the monton Journal, in the chair. The Canadian Pacific Railway: Sir Her bert Holt, and A. D. MacTler. direc is it some times the ones who A association will meet this year for Or is it some-times the ones woo love her/ IN MANY U.S. CITIES tors of the C.P.R., Grant Hall, vice- Tenth the first time as an Ihoorporafd body, letters patent having been Issued by president, and J. J. Scully, general New York. April 77-Lwyhghl manager of the C.P.K.; Lord Hhaugh saving tune went Into effect In many the Department of State last Feb George Gieef ruary. newsy and F. W. Molwon. cities of Ike United States rester- Among the prominent Western day. The annual general meeting will be held Wednesday morning, and the men in attendance were E. II. Mack- The Merchants' Association estl- !in, president and general manager of Compelling' Novel #PSpWb| . : Woman” matee that Summer time bAS been Canadian Dally Newspaper Associ The Manitoba FWe Tress, and J. Ht adopted to it larger extent than at ation annual dinner that evening, the ■*'r Feeterwg. .... , gmhWJ* ..M JJKTude . Bir Uenfi Woods, managing director of The an, previous, umw-olwc-tins- war. cmigsry Hertht ...... The lending commercial hAusee. Thornton, president of the Canadian market» and bank*. Will observe Nations I Railways. Hon. O. A. Mag- rath. of the International Joint Com Winnipeg, April 27.—Many friends _;i daylight savin,. mission. Ottawa, and Premier O’. and business associates were on the Jane Marlowe In New Kngland. It was e jumbled Howard Ferguson of Ontario. - platform to pay their respects when affair. Massachusetts. Rhode Island the special train bearing the body end Connecticut sdsprtwg the day Ransb Life and Essksm of Sir Augustus Nanton arrived here Fast light saving time, whOe New from Toronto at I.M this morning. Cabarets Hampshire end Vermont retained At the requfst of Lady Nanton, the simplicity which marked the services YOUR HEALTH in Toronto op Saturday was main PRESS GALLERY EVENT talned. * “ * LET NATURE TRY TO HEAL A public funeral service will be EFFECTS OF AN INJURY held at BL Luke’s Church Tuesday WAS HELD IN OTTAWA afternoon. By ftsyi! •! Cepelaiid, M D. ’ AS a iBkilt of respect to the Talé Ottawa, April 27.—The e financier, the Winnipeg Stock Ex COMEDY NEWS dinner of the Parliamentary One thing I want to impress upon change and many business establish Oellery wai you for your comfort. It is that the ments will be closed on Tuesday. Ed. Holloway on the Orchestral night, «bout being In attend effects of disease ami injury are usually overcome without permanent produced by The Governor-Oenerml. the Pre bad effects. MINERS' AGREEMENT mier. the two opposition lenders and If the natural tendency of disease _ „ . __ __ .. many members of tbs Cabinet and were not in the direction of recovery. Banff. April 2«.—l* olio wing the de- Henrv King Parliament and dlstlnguhhed men In It would be mi, that the first sick- c‘«,on n( th« mines» at Bellevue to other walks of life were among the you contracted would prove make *n increment direct with their .The director of guests. fatal. But Just think of the number ; employers on the same terms prwrtl- of art idem» and Minces you h.ve ; rally as those In the other steam coal TO-NIGHT ENDED HIS LIFE had and of the number you are likely mine* In the CroWs Nest Pass re a Paramount Picture The White SIster' to endure before the «nd comes. gion. negotiations are now under ■t. Catharines. Ont.. April 27.— __What makes me think of all this way to effect a similar arrange Fred Orny, forty-eight, n veteran of is the happy recovery of a proml ment st the Canmore steam coal COUKlltY STORE th.- Orent Wnr. died shortly nftnr nent man. the unfortunate victim of Saturday-Sunday midnight from n careless pistol play. His Ufe was Usual Prices rifle shot In his heed inflicted by despaired of and the nature of the himself late Setnrday afternoon, injury to the brain was of such MAN HANGED HIMSELF dray had been unable to work for nature that It seemed probable he Vancouver. April 27. — The dead Coming Thursday —Harry Carey some time because of tuberculosis, would never speak If he did live. this not being recognised as a war If given half a chance, kind nature body of Victor Wallen, suspended by in -TIBER THOMPSON** .. disability. He Is survived by A will remove all traces of illness and a rope from the bedstead, was found widow and three children. accident Her method* arc wonder In his room at 127 Hastings Street ful and sometimes almost past be East Sunday afternoon. Little is lief In their results. known of the man beyond the belief When I talked with this men the that he lenvea a widow living in other dsy and heard him speak— Sweden. AtlCElERRY slowly, it is true, but plainly aryl STARTING connectedly—It awakened In my COMMITTED SUICIDE the beautiful Star of ïcaramouche. TO-DAY mind and heart renewed faith In Montreal. April 27.—The body of PLAYHOUSE nature’s ability to heal. Peter Molr. forty-one, was found In Too many persons put their faith the bath In his home yesterday with A Wonderful Doable Bill In bottles and In boxes of pills- the throat cut from ear 16 ear. A Things to rub on and something to blood-stained rasor was found in the THE FRANK MORTON COMPANY take-these seem necessary to re bath. Moir left two notes to hie store health and renew tissue. In The Big Musical Comedy Poor Mother Nature la overlooked, wife. In which he stated, according but she never gets sore about It. to the police, his intention of doing She keeps right on with her work away with himself. of healing. Unless the sort of doctor DOMINION COMEDY A Night In Venice ing I am describing it too trouble some. it does not interfere much AND ON THE SCREEN with the natural processes. SPECIAL What I am trying to tp&ch you Don’t Let That Cold to-day Is not to overdo yogr effort* to help nature. Wound* and other The human- Injuries and Inflamed tissues wher Turn Into “Flu” ever they are must not he fussed with The less the affected parts Rub on Good Old Mustersle interest love Larry Semon are handled the better. • That cold may turn into “Flu," Cleanliness, rest and protection of Grippe or, even worse. Pneumonia, the slek part, If It Is within reach, In Hii Latest Rapid RJT ■ -2 __ — — —J are desirable. Quiet, good air. pure unless you take care of It at once. drama of agirl Tin Comedy |\ | Q 5p66Q water to drink and. if there is no Rub good old Musterole on the fever, reasonable quantities of plain congested parts and see how quickly nourishing food will bring upeedy it brings relief. who shouldered recovery. ______Colds are merely Congestion. Musterole, made from pure oil of DON’T MISS THIS OH*—IT'S ▲ SCRXAM mustard, camphor, menthol and South Vancouver other simple ingredients. Is a coun the responsibility ter-irritant which stimulate* cir culation and helps break up the cold. DOMINION INTERNATIONAL Had Sunday Fire As effective its the messy old mus for her weaker tard plaster, it does the work with South Vancouver. April 21.— out the blister. NEWS Funned by a strong gale, a tire Just rub it on with your finger sisteft folly. which originated in the five-room tips. You will feel a warm tingle as house of W. Jones, 94 Twenty-fourth It enters the pores, then a cooling Avenue West, Sunday afternoon sensation that brings welcome relief. CONCERT ORGAN threatened to sweep the whole b.hx-k 40c and 76c, at all druggists. before being brought under control The Musterole Co. of Canada Ltd* HAHDLBY WXLLS, ORGANIST GEOWiK IIU by the South Vancouver fire brigade. Montreal. MAIKIKK'S The names reached the adjoining AJfDRFTK residence occupied by Young and TRILBY partly destroyed the two houses, »V>v. causing a loss in the neighborhood of ss.oee. COUNTRY 8T0R*—TUESDAY Residents in six houses dragged ail their furniture out int*t the Gawk nr* Orchestra street and otherwise prepared to PLAYHOUSE COMEDY flee, owing to the alarming aspect of Ne Increase la Prices the fire, which Is stated to have originated when a chimney spark Better than a mustard piaster fell on the roof of the Jones home. tAdvL) 12 VICTORIA BAILY TIMES, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925 = ALMOST CERTAIN TO Yorkshire Eleven Nowj Sheffield United Penalty Goal Gave Chicago Ball Fans TOUR CANADIAN SWIMMING e p . • * • • * * * * * * \ Left No Doubt As Victory To Vets In Splendid Position To Their Ability CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR B.C After Close Battle Stage a Young Riot Cardiff City Moved Too Montreal, April 27—With a representative gathering, the Defeated Sons of England in annual meeting of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Aaaociation Brown Cup Semi-final by Forty-four Thousaud Red-haired Supporters of White West Bromwich Sees its I>ast Hope of Championship Slowly in Comparison to was held on Saturday afternoon. Honors Vanish ; Preston North End and Notts "Blades,” Who Won Cup The following championships were awarded: Score of 1-0 8ox Hock on to Field in Ninth Inning and Hurl Forest to Drop to Second Division While To the Montreal Swimming Club—Ladies’ championship, to Cushions and Heaps of Other Things; Game Leicester City and Probably Manchester be held on July 4, 100 yards free style ; 200 yards free style ; Teams Battled Even Until Forfeited to Cleveland Who Were Leading Gay Scenes at Game an* in fancy springboard diving. United Will Move up; Scottish Foot Five Minutes Before End; at Time; Marquard is Pitching Hero London; Welsh Folks Arrive July 11—For men, 100 yards free style; 100 yards back and Sisler Hitting Feature ball Season Has Finished in Native Garb stroke ; 200 yards breast stroke ; 200 yards relay. Sons Missed Penalty July 25—For men, fancy high diving : fancy springboard diving; 200 yards free style. New York, April 27-v-An echo from turbulent ba*eb»ll days London, April 27 (Canadian Press Cable)—With the eyes of London, April 27 (Canadian A goal scored, from a penalty «hot the football world centred Saturday on Wembley Stadium where , To British Columbia—For ladies, 100 yards free style. Just before time, by Bob Preston give of the past reverberated--in the Chicago American League ball Prett* Cable)—Sheffield United the Veteran# a 1-3 victory over the Sheffield United carried off the English cup in their thrilling For men—220 yards free style ; 220 yards breast stroke ; 500 Sons of England eleven, in the park yesterday when 44,000 fans swarmed on the field in the are the winners of the 1925 Eng contest with Cardiff City, interest in the league games was com yards free style. Brown <’up semi-final, played at the ninth infling of a game between the White Sox and Indiana after lish Cup. At Wembley Stadium Royal Athletic Park on Saturday paratively little except for the decisiveness of these games in To Ontario—For men, 50 yards free style. a cushion fight which indirectly established a new circuit leader. on Saturday, before a crowd afternoon. Both team* played well, notching new places. The play brought out no surprises, the Following the granting of the events, H. E. Herseboni was and It looked like overtime would be In the forfeiture of the game to Cleveland, 9 to 0. after police that sat thrilled through every played when the winner* were various leagues running absolutely true to form. To a certain re-elected president and J. E. Sinard secretary-treasurer. awarded the penalty shot. li was a had been unable to clear the field. Speaker "a team waa restored extent it almost completely destroyed the hopes of West Bromwich minute of the warmly contested tough game for the Sons .to lose by to the leaderahip. Washington having made it possible through game1, the United defeated Car a foul. A fairly large crowd of fan* for title honors, while Huddersfield Town made a complete job witnessed a good match. The Hone their defeat by New York, 3-2. of Preston North End. Huddersfield are now regarded as almost diff City in the final round of missed their one real opportunity to The Giants lengthened their ad sure winners of the First Division'championship, since they have the tournament and emerged find the net near the-end of the first vantage in the National fit the ex marked the twelfth consecutive game with the title, of chief exponents of half when’they missed a penalty shot. pense of the Phillies. Fletcher’* club In which George Staler hit aafelÿ. a game in hand over the Albion. soccer In England. The game was Lawn Bowlers Enjoy As a result of their victory the Vets was unable to turn back the pitching R. H. E. West Bromwich put up a good fast, clean and open, and was fought will meet the winner Y>f the Eequl- of Bentley. St Louia ...... « 7 3 • • • * * I Detroit ...... 4 3 ? J fight, coming- pp from behind a few out In the true spirit of cup-tie foot mait-Victoria. West* game In the The Chicago'Uurbs puîîèd up a full ball. There was plenty of hard, hon final battle for the Brown Cup. Batterie»—Bash and Dixon; Col » month* ago and playing eterllng foot game on the secowl place Rede in Uplands Players est chreking which pleased the fan*. addition to giving the Giant» a lins, Stoner and Woodall. ball ever since. But Huddersfield Sheffield, a superiority was admitted I1 Starting the game with only ten | men the Hone were forced to play a firmer hold on the peak when They AMERICAN ASSOCIATION had too good a start and, notwith and it was most marked In the first Kansas City 10. Columbus 2. Run True To Form half. At no time did they look like Successful Opening defensive game for the first few beat the crippled Cincinnati Reds standing that the Albion at times lowing the game. Once they estab minutes. With their advantage the •-6. Charley Hartnett, new home- Milwaukee 3. Toledo !.. - led the league, they alwàys seemed lished their lead when Tunstall Vets pressed hard on the English run king, failed to boost one off the Minneapolis li. Indianapolis 3. lot, but figured conspicuously in the at. Paul 2. Louisville S. ^to fall down just at the time when netted after 31 minute* of play, Victoria weather greeted the opening of the Victoria Lawn Bowling men’* goal and only the fine work of In Championship they were never headed. Their for the Hone’ backs kept them from Cube’ attack with four singles. INTERNATIONAL they should not with the result that Club on Saturday afternoon. The heurt» of the hundrede who participated wards worked like qwell-©Red ma scoring. The Vet* sent in several MARQUARD STARS AGAIN Toronto 4. Newark 3; ~iririri gflT. they may have to be content with In the opening eeremoniee were made light end gwy by the smite» of 4>id Sol. tough shots and two of them^Wt the chine. while the often-emphasized A sen nation» I pitching perform Toronto 13. Newark «. the rather shadowy honor of advantages of Cardiff’s bucks simply Mayor C. J. Pendra y and Aldermen -Bob" «ewer. William Marchant post and glanced to the aide of the runners-up. No Upsets Recorded in An ance by the oldest southpaw In point Buffalo 3. Reading 13. did not exist. Keener, it mustoe and W J Cullln were among the prominent participante In the proceedings. got). The Hone were brought to full Baltimore it. Bpracuse 1; second LEICESTER TO MOVE UP said, played hard to wtem the tide, The genial preeldent Thomas McCosh welcomed the visitors and strength when Campbell put in an of continuous service in the senior nual Tournament For Club circuit gave the much-beaten Boston game. Baltimore 8, Syracuse 3. It is in the Second and Third but he was almost alone. bowler» and spoke In optlmletlc velng of the fine season ahead. He then appearance, and with their full team The dominating figure on the field on the field they carried the play to BraVes a shutout victory over the ' Division* that a. real fight ia taking Title; Close Matches Introduced Hie Worship the Mayor, who wae glad to eee euch manifest In Robins. 3-3. Rube Marquard. the place. Leicester City obtained pro was Gillespie. He. It was, who ini the other end of the field. The Eng tiated Sheffield’s attacks with the terest In the game and thought that the council could take more Interest In lishmen passed up a great oppor new-old hero, let the Brooklyn teai motion Saturday by virtue of their the bowlers than they had done previously. The Mayor, with difficulty. down with six hits, four of which A. Christopher k win over Bradford City and next utmost skill. The ‘‘Blades’’ open tunity when Connorton carried the season will see them traveling in the Two rounds in the club champion game produced more chances than reslated the desire to become a _ ball down the right wing and drove were divided by Block and Wheat. did the more careful play and the I first division. But who is to ac- ship of the Upland* Golf Club were bowler Immediately but hopes to find in a perfect centre which Burnes Ben Paschal again came to the slower movements of the Welshmen. secured, but he failed to control the reecue of the smitten Yankees with Winner of Medal . company them 1* still a problem. completed yesterday. The semi time to enjoy a few games this Ottawa Rideuas at I The decision lies between Manchester The latter never got going as a com ball and he booted the ball to the A home run in the ninth which nosed * United and Derby County, with the finals were reached in the second and bined attacking force and at the end Summer. side of the goal. Another chance was out the Benators, but the edge of the third flights, while next week the of the game there was no doubt in Alderman Marchant was In a very Vancouver For Two missed when Phillips set a per victory was somewhat dulled by aa Round at Macanlay former hot favorites. Manchester the mind of any one a* to whether made short work of Port Vale, serv third round of the championship and happy mood and showered congratu fect crosa kick from the left wing accident to the premising young out Sheffield did or did not deserve their into the goal month, but Minnts ing up a bloodless victory by four first flights will be played. Games With Varsity fielder. Earl Coombs, who was put goals to nothing. Derby County drew victory. lations on the club for the fine con fouled Roe and the Vets were awarded on the shelf by a muscle strain. No upsets occurred In the play yes English cup day was full of feat Young Goffer Turns in a 77 . with Coventry City, an amazing re dition of the greens and for providing a free kirk. George Hleler ran his consecutive terday. although some matches were ure* In the Metropqll* and the tour The Vela took up the play and the suit, since Coventry City are the nament was witnessed by many of such a delightful spot In Beacon Hill Vancouver, April 27—Inquest game hitting streak to twelve by In For 18-Hole Qualifying : basement holders of the *econd string exceedingly Close. John Savident. ef the basketball championship ball waa rushed into the Hone* goal the defending champion. D. M. Gor the most distinguished people in the Park. He also Intimated that he area. Clarkson gave a good chance serting two of many base hits under and ma at go down to the third next kingdom. One flguri* who came in of Canada, for which they will which the Detroit Tigers sank to Round season With each team having one don, A. V. Price, a former champion, would become a devotee of the game bottle with the University ef to Merfleld In front of the goat but A; <\ matte. 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April 2». 8.4?.. 81s prlaee for AA between Hillside sad Armories, seal ' OVERLAND Model 3d. 1» beoa- SCAVENGING Ml el mum eumUer e< *ffc Id. different costumes. Urmtai orchestra, tooth brooch, handed with gold. Initials I t' tiful condition. . F TOO DO NOT SEE whet you are look yyORKlNQMAICg CHANCE FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS E.D.L Phene 636SX.______1311-^1-133 Hl'PMOBILK Touring. lu**» k* excellent soil. Lathe le eeeuetlee the eetnber ad werde IB ee oente 63c. ladies 3&c. Scrip prise» for ing for advertised her», why not adver Hill Pra?L X71CTOBIA •UTUU1KU CO. II* a hist- Refreshment* Etc. 3337-3-138 and runs like now. _ *__ Itise your wants? Someone amongst the ill Park; priera 1163 ta 1X33; term* il edertleeseeL estimate (rreva ed thr* ee oer—Twe tires for Chevrolet, tire cover —FORD Tearing, a car that has tab. monthlyaiv ownpayments----- ef 36. os Interest; » Oo».r»™.«i euw. na. IU * LIVE O—Large show »f fresh ealmen. J on ear. on Malabot. Phone Lambert. thousands of readers will most likely have le* fleur* es see ward. DelUr merhe eed /CONCERT—Royal Oak Hall, May 1. at I a, . _ ' had careful usage. just what you are looking for and be glad w t*se* Apply 731 “—* *------1 ======■ ■ ■ A t-' S o'clock sharp; la aid of Boy Scouts -----etc., low prices. Aekey's Fish Mar S126R. Reward. JJ33-2-133 ket. 324 Tates Street.______6.23-2-131 •T OK—FORD Touring. This Is se to rail at a reasonable pride. tf-31 and Wolf Cubs of Royal Oak. Admle- wXoseJ extra good buy. SHOE REPAIRING 26c. Children. 16c. ■LiXPERT motor repairing done at Roy ______3333-3-133 BARGAIN—Lady's bicycle, la flrnt- EDUCATIONAL LOTS FOR SALE clasa condition Apply Albany Meat MASTERS MOTOR CO. LIMITED Hé Simone* Garage. 2323 Douglas Street. XTRA—Don't forget the big dance. AMarket.______33M-3-133 Phone 321. tf TkOCELANDS ACADEMY, affiliated with •IS Tales St . Cor. of Quadra. Pboae ITS mo builders and at here, building stta, Sidney. Berqutet Hall. Art Holt's Compare work and wear. Calgary maT A chare* ed I* le mud. ter thn versatileE band. Tuesday. April 28. f to 1. LIVE oh. Largo supply daily at rsw •A» gprott-Sbaw School. Complete VT8W trucks, used truck* tractors and X half-acre on Qaadrn. 34 full-bearing courues leading to any Canadian or A me ri -a-Y trailer* Thoe. Plimley Limited. fiult 1res* Coot 11.333. Muet be sold. 611 Fort Street Birth Mette*. ILH a* I—*1— Bar- Admission 63c and 36c. Refreshments. sonsbis prices. Askey Fish Marked BARGAINS—USED CARS Hear all the latest dance hi ta at*-piece A334 TUee. 3873-33-13ra» n University A^lti.^U Smith. M.A. bead Will ys-Knight three-passenger Roadster. Broughton Street. Victoria. B.C. Phoos What offers? Apply 83» Fort StresL rise*. Card ef Thanks end la liana aria* 3317-6-131 —food as new, has frost onA roar krttML 33Î-...... 11.44 per ineertlee. Death euS Teemel TONIGHTS ood Dame# of the Tbtette res- L I I. mnkaa Pawing Maehiass « front end rear spot lights, sun viaor. SHOWCARDS AND POSTERS a graphs repaired. 711 Tates.- 33—-tf OHORTHAND School 1311 Gov't. Caw- motor metre nod her cap: the soots era nVBRLAND 31. starter and electric n------tue lee eee inmrtTee ,, n XV ular meeting. Taesday. April 33. I» O msrelal ■ subjects. ' v/ light, cheap for cash or terms. Phone HOUSES FOR SALE K P. Mall, at s p.m. All mei very roomy end adjustable. If yon want aby earrings (English). Mbs bow, eeet Tel 171 1 A. Moe- this you will have ts hurry ...... «i.d*d_ 632SX 373I-3-I3S T *. MCMILLAN. 131 Unloo Chevrolet Roadster, Just completely over- ü * Ph. 342* ghswporé* O—. (It. snap 133; folding «Iky. 14 Id. f-|VB»LAND 4. (h. U1.M model, bps BPhone 4616RÎ. «wïdtf bd? »t S eed {14 modern, and two Mg lota. ILITART five hundred and dance to- v ' rue i.m them 4.000 mille, aod boo M t. Monday. Conservative Rooms. POR SALE—Sevea Ire Ckwaiot Tearing, to perfect running or- boeo carrfully driven, eo seed as . *aw; 3*.—an, oa -term* nppty wo* TYPEWRITERS Births, Marriages, Deaths S-S22, Aer: front sent rut for sleeping pdf- priva HH. all raPh not oaoaooarr Applr A Booths. Phone $3tl tioa 4474. Tlm.a - «71-1-1*4 Brwyhuiy welcome. PWS4. Aay«n- wanting » good cheep ^pTBBWRLTBRJL- MWC ***• «•-tht* Ot...... noEi OPBCIAL oo Columbia otomee batterie»; r Park.Par This Is an except loaal buy and DIED w.R SALB OB TRADE—Heavy plate TAIT A McRAB LIONS OF Canada—Military five hua- RS. B. TV1.LT, ptoae tsochor. 2323 1*33 Oakland Dealers 333 Tates St. O guaranteed one year. Ford. Chevrolet, the prive Is right Apply P O. Box^jlTG^ cfalns* United IKCHTBIe—At t6V ttîT drr.l and dance. Tuesday. IN share AtfUti gtrTTt. Gorge, lughlr leeoo- Star. Overland car* price «18.63. Jameson TMfw It soak tiers daughter. Mrs. W. 1L _* „*• Mmended,. Tel. 6113-R._____ 3383-28-124 Fourteen scrip prias* Three-pire* or- MORE BARGAIN IN UNUSED MILEAGE Motors. ,i: Brouahton Htraet. * w Acton Street. there passed »yr f*n cheetra. Admission 26c. 6718-3-131 CflNGiNG. B HOIOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN and. 33 par laud; CADILLAC Eight Tsurtog. new top. smart 8X7ANTED—Cars and trucks for wreck- Saturday evening. Locy fflHB Royal Astronomical Society of Con- f0.: Tt tl O », trainedtrains. artieL ODERN homes far sole, easy term* WINDOW cleaning ïïjb-tî osw paint, excellent tiros, motor very YY lag. best prices paid. W. Frank M D. H. Bole, contractor. Fort end X ado. Victoria Contra. Tuesday. April well taken cars of. A Ope handsome Cameron Wrecking Co.. 34» View BtreeV “ :3d r .££3-5 sx’ksszzxvt 38, 1 D-ibl, at Vletoria College (Craig* ear Owe of the best bargain» we have Phone 1186. 3» ISLAND WINDOW AND CAMPBk TUITION over offered, at «efy ...... 3»*d Cl.Kan 1 no Cd kA, will speak on "The Four Great 1 (JO 4 gUPBRIOB Chrvrolat Teortp». HUDSON Super Six. 7-passenger, ------Xtzas** has only run 8.343 miles. If la WANTED—TO RENT Planets of the Solar System." The public ^PEt'lAL coaching for High School M. All good and marked down for a W. U. UUUUBK 7711 Ferh wood Road and Mr* c. era cordially Invited. «704-1-134 perfect condition, good tire* spare tire, BC Hardware. 713 Fort Street. IS ” pupils for next matriculation exam- quick ante. Only ...... «733 etc.; will sacrifice for «464. would accept Little of 2728 ML Stephen Awe. TTPLANDS Golf Club dance and bridge Inattees. Phone 21 or 334 for particulars. CHEVROLET Touring BO. If you like a terms. Apply Hoi «475. Times. 3373-3-144 ANTED, well-furnished house, six or me testerai will take plane os Wednea- V .-party, Alexandra .Mouse. Thursday. ^AURNET ChoocoHor. 4-hole. *43.6». 3- Rock loads Academy «affiliated with motor Just right you will like this car. W raves rooms with gara no. ga April 34. 3 to 2. Hunt’s orchestra. Ticket» —------A#-*: - ' ------...... -—------tr ■•Wly pointed. Tor orify ...... 3833 Three adult* y afternoon at “8 o'clock from Oaklaada " burner gas _raags. 313.76. Jack's child, raven year* Brat ef ref. 11 33 (Including refreshments), from Sec Stove Store. PJBCIAL class coaching far eatraoce RADIO PROFESSIONAL CARDS •D«l Hall, corner of Hillside and Cedar retary or members. 1231-1-133 8 DODGE Touring. good shape, reliable Possession April 16 to May L Apply P.O. 1 pupils, flat rale, April 13 to Jose 18 economical transportation. First come 331*. tf 11 Road. The remains will be laid to V1TATCIIB8. docks and Jewelry cleaned F YOU DO NOT SEE what you are look Sprott -Shew HeheeL - first served ve this one. at...... 1483 LIA LE of parts at cost price. Crowther BARRISTERS it In the family plot at Roea Bay Came* • » and repaired, moderate charge* all I ing for advertised here, why not adver FORD Teurlap. privately owned and It 3-5 Bros . 862 Yates Street- tf work guaranteed. J. A. Dewar. Room tise your wants? Someone amongst the ■Ice shape. We wish we had more bar WANTED TO SUV—HOUSES T. ill. Woo (worth Building. Phone 8213. thousands of readers will meet likely have TIMBER galas like this, if yen want it. harry (SACRIFICE—3 or 1 tube set. complete 1147-34-1*8 Just what you are looking for and be glad ...... —...... ». 1136 C5 with new tubes sod batteries, 2 pair Borrleter* Solicitor* Notaries, et* 1AISrAW.",i.«.rTJOMffï.’he«?Ti% to sell at a reasonable price.______tf-44 phonea. ’ Phone 36374» ▼ANTED—8-room bungalow: most be __ where ef MANITOBA. ALBERTA end \\7HISrr drive to-night. 8 38. 1238 Oev- yan, mcintosh. hibberaon. blair A. W. CARTER w BRITISH COLUMBIA BAR». Phe£ ??? r^are. only da u * ht17t.ofv?nloe “St raet* ernment Street. -15.38 highest score. OGGERS’, cm leers’ and ______R T1MBBR COMPANY LIMITED— Hudson Super Six end Essex Meter Cara In good location. Phone^ZtlS. Bonk of Neva dooUo Bid*. Vlctorl* £<£ R W Pears of 1418 Vlnlng Street. Other good prises. Admission 16e. clothing, tenta, pack seeks, blankets, Timber crulesrs. valuators and consulting Cor. Courtney and Gordon Hi* Phono 343 MOTORCYCLES AND CYCLES age 12 year». 6733-1-133 etc.L F. Jsuas A Bros. Limited. 373 John engineers. Timber for sale In large sad 13 IT7OMKN of Moowbesrt I-eglon dsnee. eon Street. smell tracts—Crown grant or license—is >UNO—April 25. 1»«. »« Vancouver nay part of the Province. 733 Belmont ~ SPRING SPECIALS TJOT3 second-hand bicycles from TIMES 8UB0MAN SHOPPING CHIROPRACTORS General Heobttal. Julia Mary Young. M Caledonia Hall. Wednesday. April A SON A RIflCH Plane—«13 per month. House. Victoria. 3» X> 111.64. Victory Cycle Wore* 681 widow of the i nninr-B°-f Utfrnshr—nv1 * A*f M 718 Tata» Street «133-tf Chevrolet Touring, la good shape ...3313 Johnson Street. 4 doors below Government BASKET Montreal. Itt hFT ■rTetiiy*sswsa Overland 33. 3-passenger ...... 1376 Street. tf -L'nx CentralJAMBS Bldg..T. G RAT. Viotort* Chiropractor. Phsasl 611 ! 1X7RDNE8DAY Cricket league dance, ALLEABLE AND STEEL RANGES, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS Hudson Super Six. 7-passenger ...... 1766 Funeral service» will be held at Centre Cadillac 8. late model ...... 81.283 TTIOR BALE—Lady's good bicycle (Singer, Office 8S88. Be* t » Alexandra Ballroom. Tuesday. April S3 txr week. Phone 438». 1424 X1 Cheap Cell 717 Discovery Street, or Hanna s Chapel. Vancouver. on Tnesday. 23. » to 12. Hunt e orchestra Tickets 63c. DouglasM Street______.______13 Overland Touring (genuine old model).«S3 HILLSIDE-QUADRA .HI ». cl l td p m., the Bee. Kerr Pf 3334-3-131 mENTS—We buy used tsate; don’t mlsd 16-Passenger Packard Stage ...... «3.333 phone 432tY. 1348-3-143 ELIABLE matting IM* of vioeerla and JL few holes. 643 Johnses St. Phase IL LIV1BT. D O. gp. Cooler Weather Now TIMES CROSS-WORD PUZZLE For Traveling Prince aw tf you've been solving «woeswerd 1 T T Tbe __ You. _ ’ve coroe_ just‘another*of* itioee freak crossword P«m|« the beginnings It’s t tho ee TVufl w*o se On Bawd Bettleonitow Repulse. See If you can get 20 vertical without knowing the unkeyed letter. “The Circular A w( m»-u April *7 (Wlreleee from Capetown). —These on board the Repulse, which Do » wfc le benrinc the Prince of Wale, to* Cx5rc**> i ward Capetown In continuance of hie southern royaee, are enjoying the ’ emwfoor. welcome change from the heat of the Staircase tropical eun te the cooler climate which the battleeruleer le now enter- By "Yesterday for the «ret time since MARY ROBERTS RINEHART areaatng the Equator a refreshing wind sprang up. acting "A tonic to jaded minds and bodies. JMiPrlSce storm of protest from Gertrude and of Wales continues in the best of Mr. JtmlMon ceme of to mfcu I W&I about to leave the roroner e of- Halsey. I was not prepared for it x'l/' health and aplrits. . and I scarcely knew how to account The ahlp'a company, which has "How I» your patient?* be aaked for it. To me Mr. Jamieson was far beea rlrioally without news from less formidable trader nty eyes where home for acme time. Is now receiving with hie odd little emlle. I knew what he was doing, than he "I have no patient r* I replied, was off in the city, twisting circum startled. stance# and motives to suit himself State Lottery Won -I will put it In a different way, and learning what he wished to then How la Mias Armstrong?* know, about events at Sunnyslde, In "She—abe la doing very well" I some occult way. I was glad enough By Man in Prison to have him there, when excitements -Good,’ cheerfully. "And oar began to corns thick and fast. ghost? la it laidr rrnme. April 17,-Karl Pusknc». "Mr."U* Jamieson."lemlnanti ” I said suddenly. A new element was about to enter who 1» sorting a life term for the ”1 wlah you would do one thing: 1 toto affairs: Monday, or Tuesday at murder of hie wife, has drawn the the latest, would find Doctor Walker regaled with the* new cook’s extrav •aid. -What In the world are yon capital prise of 1.000.000 crown* wish you a’ould come to lajnnyalde the Information was Important, and and apend a few daya there. The back In his green and white house in to my suggestion that we put an agance as to eggs, and she even for driving at?" She drew a long (about $80.000) In thb state lottery. the village, and Louise’s attitude to bore to mention “that Jamieson,” breath. But hs will not have the privilege of ghoet la not laid. 1 want yon to additional lock on the east wing door spend one night at least watching him in the immediate future would he opposed a strong negative. on whose arrival she bad looked "There Is a bole in the trunk- spending any of tbs money. The on- signify Halsey's happiness or with silent disfavor. room wall, dug out since last night. tiro nun Is to be deposited to Husk- the circular staircase. The murder •1 think It probable,” he said. of Arnold Armstrong was a begin wretchedness, as it might turn out. •What’s the matter, Liddy?" Î It’s big enough to put your head in* sen' credit In a locnl bank, nnd It will Then, too, the return of her fbother “ that our visitor will be back again, ning. not an end." asked at last. “Didn’t you sleep last and the plaster's all over the place/' go to bio «re-yenr-old eon when the would mean, of course, that she and the thing to do Is to leate night?” * "Nonsense!" I said. "Plaster Is father dlen. It In believed the fortune He looked serious. things exactly as they are, to avoid •Perhaps I can do It," be said. “I would have to leave us. and I had “No. ma’m.” she said stiffly. always falling." will double within twenty years. become greatly attached to her. rousing suspicion. Then I can "Did you have two cups of coffee But Liddy clenched that. have been doing something else, but watch for at leaat a part of each —well I will come out to-night.” ' From the day Mr. Jamieson came at your dinner?” I inquired. "Just ask Alex," she said. "When to Hunnyslde there was a subtle night and probably Mr. tones will “No. ma’m.” indignantly. he put the new nook's trunk there We were very silent during the help us out. 1 would aajraa little to Cross-word Russie 0238 trip back to flunnyslde. 1 watched change in Gertrude’s manner to me. I sat up and almost upset my hot last night the wall was as smooth It was elusive, difficult to analyse, Thomas as possible. The old man water—1 always take a cup of hot as this. Thle morr^ng It’s dug out. H)W TO flOLVB INI CROPS WORD PUZZLE Gertrude closely and somewhat sad known more than he 1» willing to OTICi IS H1RKBT OIVBN that ly. To me there was one flaring but It was there. She was no longer water with a pinch of salt, before I and there’s plpeter on the eook’s the silt day of Her ■wv number m the termrill W«.nurciirwciiu, tM «alnnb, af ma *3?. realtn»» »lt»i--- — frank with me. although I think her admit.” trunk. Mlee Rachel, you can get a •If le tbeUeeer herlsontâlly or vertically. If there Is a black square to the left of the number. flaw in her story, and it seemed to get up. It tones the stomach. the word le vertical. stand out for every one to see. Ar affection never wavered. At the time I suggested that Alex, the garden “Liddy Allen." I said, "stop comb doxen detectives and put one on belMUag la both as a borteorU end a vertical I laid the change to the fact that I er. would probably be willing to help, ing that switch and tell me what is every stair in the house, and you'll betas •I teste et Dees nold Armstrong had had no key, and yet she said she had locked the had forbidden all communication and Mr. Jamieson undertook to make wrong with you.” never catch anything. There's some with John Bailey, and had refused the arrangement For one night, Uddy heaved a sigh. things you can’t handcuff.” it hi a. prmwr ÏÏÏÏKÎ: east door. He must have been ad with it at right mitted from within the house; over to acknowledge any engagement be however. Mr. Jamieson preferred to “Girl and woman," she said, Tve liddy was right. As soda as I If you have eolvi tween the two. Gertrude spent much watch alone. Apparently nothing could. I went up to the trunk-room, ils. fer the sale ef bee In thle manner till the form is completety and over I repeated it to myself. been with you twenty-five years. eorreetiy Itit should read both of her time wandering through the occurred. The detective eat In ab Miss Rachel, through good temper which was directly over ray bed ►rW tbe epee bottle fer The eorreet solution of todays pussle wUi be print* That night, as gently as I could. I te the drill ------—*— JT7 of ber step- ground* or taking long cross-coun solute darkness on the lower step of and bad—" the Ideal and what I room. The plan of the upper story west Issue of Tbe Times told Louise the tYobttBeb brothers death Rhe m% :hj try walks. Hale*y played golf at the stairs, dosing, be said after- have taken from her to the way of of the house was like that of the HORIZONTAL flow TORNADO TREATED WINTER RESORTERS PA/iVr YOUR CAR IS OBJECT OF TESTS I —do it yourself RESOLUTION AT Chicago. April 27- The aocrrt of < Ask us for instruction leaflets non -combustible floor 1» being and full particulars of Glidden’s MEETING TO-NIGHT sought In original tests St the Auto Finishes, Metal Body Vnderwrlters* Laboratory hers, where anything that has to do with Trimer, Top Dressing etc. You fire or Incident» or their prevention can make your car like new at Oriental Question Subject Be is tested. Floors built under secret formulas very little expense. fore Delegates at Sons of to withstand the most severe heat and strain soon will he subjected to Canada Hall a direct and over-heat of up to 2,2*11 A further meeting to consider mat degrees, the approximate maximum ter* in relation t.» ihr oriental question attainable, under heavy floor loads. ha* been called by the resolutions com One floor has been constructed mittee to take piece this evening at and another t* being built. They HIS Douglas Street the Son* of f'anada Hall. The report will be permitted to stand thirty of the committee will be read, dealing with motioft* and amendment* put be day* before the tests, however, to fore two prior meeting* called under the permit them, to assume conditions auspice* of the Native Son* of Canada. which would obtain Iw actual con The resolutions committee is convened by F. It. Carlow and Include* Mesdames struction. I Laurie, Todd and Thrtmplon. and Manufacturers, architects and In Messrs W F. Fullerton. Cl. C. Grant. surance companies are deeply In C. F Mortarty, Rev. Clem Davie*, Rev. terested in the forthcoming testa A. K. McMInn, J. Stuart. W D. Todd. which. It is hoped, will produce a Gould. Moulton and W. B. Pierce. *W. floor capable of confining the fier 1). Todd ia chairman of the Oriental committee, a general committee, asked cest , blase to a single story of a Hurry! Hurry building. to deal with the question. The meeting will open at I p.m. engineers to observe Don’t forget next Friday; May 1, it's May Day. Engineers will observe the floor* constantly during the tests, and will Hava you purchased your Ticket for the . Currie Speaks at - ... use Instruments of precision for ob serving the moment and degree of buckling in the floors and the Ypres Celebration temperature under which the floors give fleet Indication* of failure. Montreal. April 27.*—"War Is stupid No thermometer could regieter the and futile, and the last war proved furloue heat the teat* will Involve, MAY DAY BALL war did not end war," aaid Gen. Sir and aeven pyrometers, which per. Arthur W. Currie at the Y pres Day mit meaeurlng the heat electrically, celebration at Verdun yesterday. “We AT THE' ARMORIES remember the sacrifices and devotion have been let Into the floor already and wonderful heroism, but also re constructed. member thé horrors, the loneliness, shown among the ruins In In the flret hour heat of 1,70* de which emit* Miami. Fin. April S. grees will be creeled by a system of GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON the sorrow and the tears, not yet Here la the fleet picture of the havoc created by the twister a reminiscent of the terrific etorm which dry. gas jeta. If the floor holds four which three are known to have been killed, t carried off twenty head of cattle and destroyed eight residences, ten tracks. hours, the heat will measure *.M* Twenty-four-piece Orchestra 'I said In what I considered to be recently killed hundred. In Illinois and India An unidentified man is reported to the roof off a stable st the new Hialeah race track. degrees, and at the end or eight the privacy of an officers’ five garages and a barn on one dairy farm. as long a* men have vrai blood in hours would measure 2J9D degree*. Tickets $1.00 each, at the have been carried two miles on the wind. After that figure, “yttww^neers. their veins there will be langer of I have nothing to retract* the heat is dissipate» abbdt as fast of leadership, he raid. What was as generated. wanted wa* a Christianity which National Motor Co, would bring people together Instead TORNADO PHOTOGRAPHED! NEW CHRISTIANITY of tearing them apart. 831 Yater Street. .Ttttoh itaarrMliur about- non- Fruit Sale Plan uvnrni MTO UTHI eeeentUls." bq urged, "and let all strive to practice the Golden Rule Being Worked Out IS UloLwIlII nttil and the undying teaching* laid down by It." Calgary. April 27—The Associated running liquor over the border from Toronto. April 27.—Delivering bis Oroerere of Vernon. B C, the big Canada Into the United States by first address before a Toronto audi co-operative organisation, which, it autonomies is on the Increase, ac ence Rev. Harry Emerson KOedicfc. Vaccination Rale in is said, will control eighty-five per cording to Canadian customs offi noted Bart 1st preacher of New York, cent, of the trait crop of the coast cials at South Aldergrove point of told the alumni of Victoria College New Westminster province this year, baa leased a ware entry. J that religion could be a destructive house here...... , In connection with «Hquor running as well aa a constructive force, end New Westminster. April 27—Ad The deal marks the definite esta- ARRESTS WERE MADE activities, Q. Jones of Seattle was that when it waa socially harmful It mission to the city schools here le liehment of the Associated -Growers’ arrested by the officiai» Saturday now being refused every pupil who sale organisation in Calgary and from coaid be a rune. them headquarters the whole of the New Westminster. April 27. and ta held on a charge of Ulegally Much of the present-day Chris can not show proof of vaccination, entering Canada by stealth. This tianity did net make people better. a certificate of Immunity or of phywt- Southern Alberta bualneee of the of Increased vigilance of the association will be directed. United States coastguards, traffic in makes the fourth arrest in this con be said. It made them worse. Could nection by the customs officers dur the aim- fountain, be asked, send to by parent or guardian that he ia a conscientious objector to vaccina A concert wlU be given Thursday. ing the rest week. forth both sweet water and bit ter 7 April to at » p.m. in SL Martin's According to the customs officer», Tea. religion did it- tion. About 1*< pupils, or one-third Church, Obed Avenue, by F. Tup- Jones, following hie arrest, is ai- It eras time fee a Crusade to get ■of the retournent, had been vac cinated when the free clinic closed man's concert party for SL Martin's leged to have stated he was waiting tbs right kind of Christianity, but to Guild. fop with a car for a consignment of go this would take the highest type Friday mm. ------—... CHURCH liquor which was being brought ROOFS down to the border In another auto- Canadian Appeals 1 I;tl To Privy Council London. April 27 ( Canadian Pram cable 1—Canadian appeals which era set down for hearing at the nest ma sk» of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council are sa follows: Northern Canada Power Company va Bollinger Gold Mining Company, an action with regard to the supply V3SS ROOFING of electric power and for damages for alleged breach of contract. Wing Lee vs. Lew, an action for alleged malicious prosecution. Caven vs. Canadian Pacific Rail way. an action for alleged wrongful Children love these floating The proposed rehearing of the argument in the case of the Attor ney-General of Alberta va Cook does fairy grains at breakfast time not appear on the present list and SPECIAL it probably wUl go over to the Sum Wednesday Morning Only mer term of the Privy Council. The argument In the appeal took place ALL WOOL BOYS' SPORT last Summer, but the present Lord fairy ships, these tasty grains gathered in ING JERSEYS High Chancellor. Viscount Cave, was not then Lord Chancellor, and he This photograph of the giant twister that swept the suburbs of Miami. Fla, recently by lw«gh««g children. Each Assorted dolors wishes to have the argument re- R. A. Dalits, who calmly stood and snapped his sh utter as the omtn, in the rented. dead calm preceded the tornado, as Is shown by the listless foliage on ■ cargo of health and happiness. Don’t coax children into iting foods they do not likes. Village in Texas thst of RETURNS FOR TRIAL -the fsllura1 of M. Breakfast becomes a great wide. Socialist leader, to form S I Tbeunis. Vancouver. April 17—Waiving ex served. The children revel tradition. M. P. Pimentai, held here for the Seattle police, who allege he and play as they eat. fleeced a number of persons In that MINNir POSES FOR THE TIMES city by nt'eans of a realty develop fitful nut-like flavour to these wheat and ment scheme, win leave Vancouver to-day in the custody of a deputy grains puff, to eight times their normal size. Being from the office of the King County they contain all the elements which make ______Served with milk or cream, valuable in Cabinet vitamines are added, making a dish complete in nourish An Sisee—One Price 79c Effort a Failure ment and full of flavour. Brussels. April 27 —The Kin* re There sue many ways in which these delightful cereals Tta General Warekonse quested Alois van de Vyvere, finan $27 Tates St., below (loverom’t SL cier and statesman, to form a cab may be served. Keep both on hand, for pleasant variety. Wholesale District, Victoria. B.C. inet to succeed that of Premier Phone 2170 Thennla. who resigned April 6, but ML y An de Vyvere has declined. This For Home Made Candy Wherever die recipe calls for nuts, use Puffed Wheat or Puffed Rice in making candy. They are convenient PRETTY to use and you will like their flavour and crispness. Where “Bowman’ TOUGH Remedy Prevents and heavy work washing, wring ing and hanging out blankets, isn’t it? PUFFED Cattle Losses Don’t do it, send them to us. '/HEAT Our process will not cause them to shrink. We make them clean, Quaker an The Erick Bowman Remedy Co, Hera Is -Minnie,- four-month»’-old she-pent her Lohhranner, Dominion Road. Esquimau. -Minnie- took a Careful city street» the other d»y and threatened to tie up traffic. Laundry OFFICE AND FACTORY, 61* YATES STREET Interest taken in the event. Mrs. Max Udtbranner. •■»» Saskatoon and Paterbereueh around the cub. aays It la as tame aa a bouse cat and jwet aa tend of ef The Quaker