WHERE TOGO TO-NIGHT WEATHER FORECAST ails Bimjes Pantage*—A Gentleman of Leisure. Royal—The Covered Wagon. For 36 hour* ending 5 p.m.. Friday: Capitol—Unguarded Women. X irtorla an<1 vicinity—Moderatesjo I>omlnlon—The Side Show of Life. fresh westerly wind*, generally faflranB- Columbia—The Fighting Adventurer. Playhouse—A Seaside Revue.
. «SSSS PRIVE FIVE CENTS VOL. tif> NO. 38 XT1CT0R1A, B.C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924
DESIGN FOR CENOTAPH TO BE ALLENBY RETURNS SUCCUMBS AFTER B.C SPENDING NEARLY RECOMMENDED FOR ERECTION HERE TO EGYPT; BRITISH SHORT ILLNESS; WORLD’S CROP OF WHEAT IS WARSHIPS SENT JOHN COLBERT Caire, Aug. 14.—Field Marshal 375,000,000 BUSHELS LESS $7,000,000 ON RACING Vieceunt Allenby, British High Commiii^eéf in Egypt end tne Sudan, ie cutting short hie leave and ie returning te Egypt, the .. . . BETS DURING SEASON newspaper Liberté declare» to THAN TOTAL OF LAST YEAR day. ------—•— The newspaper gives greet prominence te the arrival at Pert Province Plunges at Rate of $13 Per Capita Official Sudan te-day of the cruiser Wey- Reliable Information so Far Available Indicates That, mouth ond th# «loop Clematis. m Say Officials of Department of Agriculture of Can Returns Show; Victoria Contributing About $1,- Th, battleship Marlborough and a battalion ef troope which left ada; Rye Crop Will Probably be 128,000,000 Bushels 500,000 or $25 for Every Man Woman and Child Malta are expected te arrive at Alexandria te-morrew. Other Less Than Last Year’s Total. Here; Businessmen Alarmed as Over $50,000 a Day nawepapera report th# arrival ef . Flows Into Pari mutuel Machines of Local Tracks. ..aareplanea at Khartum. Ottawa. Aug. 14.—An alarming shortage of bread grain* ia In dicated in a summary issued to-day by the International Institute British Columbia race tracks, crowded with men and women branch of the Department of Agriculture, which, provided with of every walk of life, will absorb close to $7,000,000 this raving official information from the Institute from aixteen out of forty, season. Of this the Colwood and Willows tracks here will take fire countries, has in advance of the receipt of complete official about $1,500,000. These figures, representing about $13 for every data made from reliable information on conditions and pa*t man, woman and child in the Province, and. in the case of Vic OF CONSTITUTION average* a detailed forecast of the world's total yield of bread toria. about $25 per capita, are based on Die official rhving re nljktnH for-1924-25. A world decrease from the previous year of turns filed with the Provincial Taxation Department. When the Canadian Teachers’ Federa 375.000,(XX) bushels of wheat and 128,000,000 bushels of rye is long ten-week racing season is over, if betting continues at its tion is in Session This disclosed. present fast and furious rate, not less than $6.7,"id.IKK) will have Morning — .in , Europe eharee a little more than passed out of the hands of race track followers into the fit-T” "one-half of the total shortage, or JOHN COLBERT. ; 252.000.000 bushel*, according to the mutuel machines Taxation Department officials estimate. Some Delegates Want the HERE ON VISIT summary. Up to Wednesday night the total I ...... In th-1 grain year Just ended the amount wrajwed on the tracks of the! Gatherings in Alternate FROM TORONTO; total net exports amounted to the Province wa* $3.401.418, and with to PIONEER OF CITY. record figure of 815,000,000 busheis, day* betting this will reach a total MEETING TO PICK J}Years Instead of Annually HON. JAMES 1 YONS of which 626.000.000 were accounted of approximatley Sd.467,000 for six 1 for by imports to Europe and 100.- week* of racing. With the four week*' NELSON CANDIDATE Qilvetiona of per vepita easeiw- 000,000 bushels of unrecorded or ex- betting yet to be recorded, three TO OPPOSE OLIVER meut for the Csnadigii Teevhvrs' DIED LAST NIGHT European import». week*, of It on the largely attended -Vancouver track*, the total wagered Nelson. Aug. 14.—Adherents of Association, the problem of el- a*-Slated; will be up to the $6,75'»,ee) the conservative. Provincial and feeting eeouoniieu by vhanging Well-Known Victoria Busi Australians Look mark or high* r Labor partie» will meet In con the annual meeting of the Keder Of htl* enormous total the racing vention here to-night to nominate nessman Passes at Age of interest* will receive about $-472,00) a Joint candidate who will run For Big Wheat Crop a* their—two and a LliK against.. Premier Qtlvr In the by - 73 Years I»er vent, of the Government Atri- ! the nature of the representation election August 21. Tfce organi London. Aug. 14.—Prospects for a mytue! tax for collecting that levy, zation behind the candidate will of affiliated alliance! lint feder- Succumbed m Hospital Alter ~™tnrge AuairaHar.—wheat crop—on— making In all about $48!.0©0. The l»e called the fvtiaeiuf Party ami ations of teachers in the eeven prov .piomialng. according to authoritative pari-mutuel tax for the weapon's op the nominee will He styled an At h public mating to be held al the City Hall Ibis evening al • o’clock ince* which have recognised the Short Illness ——— sources, quoted by the Sydney corres Independent. eration* will be about $329.000 the' executive committee-appointed at a meeting on May 1 will recommend authority of the central body were pondent of The Daily Telegraph. Up to last night betting on the two subjects engaging the attention of John Colbert, one of Victoria’» : Assuming there are no adverse cir local tracks totaled ll.OM.251. If to the approval of a design by Sidney Marsh, of Fsrnborough. Kent. England the Canadian Teachers’ Federation for the cenotaph, and will further recommend its erection on a site in the cumstance* before the harvest *ea- day'* betting at Colwood come* up at the second day’s aession bare pioneer businessmen, «lied at the jspn, the crop is expected to total ap northeastern corner of Parliament Square. A reproduction In bronze will to expectation*, this total for h» NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. When the meeting opened • this St. Joseph**- Hospital last night proximately 140,0(10,000 bushel*. h« first three week* of racing here w.ll l»e Viewed, as is portrayed above. Tbe~de*»xn contemplates the figure of a morning * policy committee for at tl o’clock. The funeral will 1 compared with 123,900.000 last year. be hooeted to about $1,075.000. CHURCH- BOMBED BY soldier to be eight feet high, mounted on a column of local stone sixteen which C: XV. la* id law. President of the .Manitoba Teachers' Federation, The «tory of Victoria * race track feet high t take place from St. Andrew s «dunging tHim year is told in theee / UNKNOWN PERSONS If the committee's report should be accepted steps will be taken for so reported, had recommended the fix Catholic Cathedral at U.30 Sat tigure* of money bet at the tlrat Col- ing of a definite year for the collec liciting subscription* to the cost. tion of per capita allowance*. It ap- urday morning. wood meet, the first Willow* meet iiaoera Fells. N.Y„ Aug. 14.—The and the second Colwood meet, which péarwd from the dieruasipn that the PRINCE OF WALES First Baptist Church on Mein Street Mr. Colbert* death end* a end* today: affiliated bodies had a wide range here wee bombed early te-day. The of dates, and after canvassing the long and eueesaaful career in . 1244111 First Colwood Meet.. ewploeien wrecked the interior of the whole situation, the meeting re buaine*» in Victoria. He caim* First Willow* Meet. . . 429.721 building end windewe in business DR. DOOLITTLE CROSSES solved that the standard year should here in 1163 before the Canadian Pa STOCK TRES IN Second Colwood Meet places a black away were broken. 3.34.360 be July 1 to June 10. cific Railway had reached the Coast, (up to laat night) .. Bev. A. B. Mercer, formerly ef To Lieut -Col. Michel I of Toronto and ronto, peeler ef the church, ie presi Hesn Bindstm Laird of Montreal, and later started the well known Total ...... $1,016,281 dent of the Niagara Fall» Council of wanted the Federation to go inta plumbing company which l»eara hie Çhurehee and has been active in re CANADA BY'BOADfiïH name His business venture wae sw LUXURIOUS STYLE Ye*terda.v a wager* at Colwood to committee for the purpose of airing cent erueadee against glaces of vies im mediate success and in the course For the ftret time since he be taled $60.273 Th ebiggest betting the views of the constituent bodies, of Victoria’s rapid growth hé super in the city and vieinity. declaring that th* subscribing leach- came à merol>er of The Fergu day of the present meet was last Sat vised the installation of many of the Splendid Animals From E.P. son Government. Hon. James urday. When $66.796 passed through DÏÏ0UTE6 MINNESOTA ( Concluded on page 2.1 largest heating and plumbing Sys the pari-mutuel machines. Granting tems in the public buildings and pri Lyon*. Minister of Land* and Ranch Will be on Show at BANK EMPLOYEES forests, of untarpi. is visiting that the final day i* as good as the vate homes of the « ‘t; - With ht» Exhibition heat clay of the week. Colwood * total IN JOLIET, ILL, ARE sons he was associated with his firm Victoria. Mr. Lyons învel-d for the present meet will *400.006. Arrives From Halifax in Record Journey; Gaps in until hie last years. part of the way acroew Vuna-la The racing association at Colwood SENATOR J. BOLDUC LARGE FAMILY with Dr. P. E. Doolittle, presi Fair Will be Opened by Mayor receives «even per cent, of tl:i ROBBED OF f30,000 Highway Should be Filled Within Five Years; in Mr Colbert is survived by a large dent of the Canadian Aut «mobile wager*, amounting to about $28.000 family Hie son*. J. L.. E. A. ànd R. Association, on his trans-Canada ' Hayward on Monday for the meet. The pari-mutuel tax Joliet, III., Aug. 14,—Si* bandits Three Years Journey From Victoria Should be !.. Colbert, are all well known busi journey. will be about $20,000. — held up employees of the Leek- nessmen here His d.vughtere are Almost cn the same lavish style Jf the second meet at the Willows pert State Bank to-dev. gathered Practicable Except Along Lake Superior. Mrs. A. G. Morry. Mr*. R. McDon that Papyrus traveled from England after the Exhibition is as large as up appresimately $20,000 m cur nell, Mis* X’lvign Colbert and Mrs. to the United States to race against the first meet held there this yea-, rency and escaped in an automo Had Been Member of the «Concluded en psge 2.» the American horse Zev, the Prince about $430.000 will be wagered. Thsi. bile. Deputy sheriffs started in The road between Itossland and Grand Forks ia the most of Wales's stock travels from the E.P. a* stated, will bring Victoria's offer pursuit. spectacular of any highways in Canada that Dr. P. K. Doolittle, Upper Chamber For Forty , Ranch’ in Alberta te take pert in the ing to the Goddess of Racetrack New York Thugs Fall Fair »t the Willowe which opene president of the Canadian Automobile Association, has eren in Years next Monday. Professor Carlyle, Luck for this season up to a figure manager of the Pi^hse'e ranch, will of approximately $1.500.000. or about his trans-Canada tour, which ended here last evening on his ar Hold up Pawnshop; BE REPUBLIC SOON arrive in Victoria from Vancouver $25 per head for every man. womur. rival -with Hon. .lames Lyons, Minister of Lands and Forests Was Speaker During the ------Ve* i °n Monday. The genial manager wae and child in the city and surround ANOTHER DAY QF ing municipalities. for Ontario. Borden and Meighen Ad Loot is $50,000 M Unanirno. Deported From flJt?S^v5SSl.,S £-mvM With local money puring Into the Dr. Doolittle told The Times that they had reached the con ministrations Country, States Monarchy and gave an Insight into the working pari-mutuel machines at the rate of clusion that the dream of an all-Canadian highway would be re New York, Aug. 14.—-Four 9 i Tw—,i:— ot thr model E.P. Ranch. over $50.000 « day while the races are CONFERENCE FES bandits to-day held up the pawn* IS I OPPling While the Prince of Wales’s object on here. Victoria merchants and alized within five years. The gaps are around Lake Superior Sherbrooke, Que., Aug. 14- •hep ef Mortimer A. Ausses in ------1» the Improvement of stock in Can- business men are growing alarmed which he crossed by steamer, between Port Arthur anil Kcnora Senator .Joseph Bolduc, Speaker Stanton Street, bound the man over the inroads which the rare ager. twe clerks end three cus Believes Moroccan Debacle ImcT; tracks are making into their business. TO SETTLE fill and between Kenora and Winnipeg, and also the trans-Provincial of the Senate during the term of tomers and escaped with jewelry Will Bring Change; Further |ü,,.riT,har Grocers complain that they cannot link in British Columbia. ______end precious stones of an esti collect their bills at the end of the the Borileu and Meighen Gov mated value of $60,000. Fighting Th6r6 ian(1 alao has imported special breed». month, and office managers assert Marx, in London, Communi IN WESTERN ONTARIO ernment!, died at hii home at Ml. Horses and cattle hgve been im that clerks and stenographers are Between Forth Arthur and Kenora ARGENTINIAN TO ported from England slim e the Prince wagering and losjng far more than Victor de Triog, Beauee, last l’ari*. Aug. 14—Professor Mi cates With His Government part of the road is built, with three started his Canadian raftch. and some they can afford. night, according to word re-j of the animals bred from this stock in Berlin . years work in heavy country to Con JOIN ZANNI FOR HIS guel Vnanimo, who was deported — Conditions in Vancouver have led eeived^ere to-day. ■ He wa*! from Spain early thin year, has are among those which will be shown to similar protests. The problem was struct. PACIFIC FLIGHT SCIENTISTS VISIT in X’lctoria. The Prince himself brought sharply' to" the attention of German Answer on the Ruhr Mr. Lyons stated that the road be seventy-seven years of age and I written an artiele for (Quotidien takes a keen Interest, and demands " the Vancouver public this week by Buenos Ayres. Aug. 14.— Ensign hail been ill for aix month*. i full details of every show’ In which the prosecution of twenty-eight-year tween Kenora and the Manitoba declaring that, -continuation of his stock are exhibited. Evacuation May be Made Svuristo Xrclo, Argentine naval avia old Tyson Goon. Bank of Montreal boundary was In hand, to be finished ONLY THREE REMAIN the monarchy in/Spain now is The Prince of Wales scored la teller, who is alleged to have lost Public To-night next year, the undertaking being that tor, gglled for New York to-day on Ottawa. Aug. 14.—The death of' shorthorns at the X’aneouver exhibi way to Toklv. where he will Join imperilled. about $47.000 of the hack's money on rhis Senator Joseph Bolduc. P.C, remove* tion. Manitoba would complete the thirty- the world flier, Lieut. Pedro Zanni. ,the Vancouver race the senior member of the Upper British Association Members ‘‘The Moroccan debacle,” he (Concluded on par* S.) A smart-appearing Chinese, who I/mdog, Aug. 1*—After the on the letters arrival, and act as eight-mile gap on its site to give Chamber vf Varliamthent and one of Make Short Trips After An write*, “will be the tomb of the had learned to speak and write Eng intervention of the British Min communication through from Win navigation officer when Zanni at the few remaining appointee» of the lish. Tyson Goon, after a banking nipeg to Kenora at that period tempts his transpacific flight Hapsburg-Bourhon dynasty in experience at Merritt, B.C., wa* three ister. Chancellor Marx decided Ministry of Sir John A. Macdonald. nual Meeting Italian Villages ------k Senator Bolduc was appointed to the Spain and the tomb of the mon- years ago appointed teller of the this aft # non that he would not simultaneously. The automobile was Bank of Montreal’s Chinese branch. conveyed over the Hope Mountains Senate on October 3. 1884, and con send Dr. Luther of the German from Princeton to Hope by K *ttle sequently held hia seat In the Upper Will Travel Westward to B.C. SOLDIER KILLED Flooded and Much 138 Pender Street East. Large sum* ANTI-DEFENCE DAY {Chamber for two score years. The tf money passed through his-hands délégation to Berlin, but would Valley train. Coast; 200 Will Come to Madrid, Aug. 14—Continued actix'- Dr. Doolittle report* aix ferry j remaining Senators appointed by the ity by tbe rebels in the Spanish zone dally. In an effort to supplement his PAMPHLETS WERE I Macdonald Government are Senator Damage Reported salary, upon which he was support communicate by wire with his Journeys between Halifax, which .e Victoria of Morocco is reported in an official left on July 1. and Nanaimo, where Pascal Poirier. Sir. James Lougheed communique issued this morning. ing a family, he turned to gambling, Government regarding the stand Milan. Italy. Aug. 14.- Torrential he arrived yesterday en route here, SEIZED IN IOWA 'and Senator H. Montplalrir. The rebel* in the western zone at- played the Chinese game# and poker of the French on the military j He wae active In municipal as well Toronto, Aug. 14—Two sec ins have-flHen tn the neighborhood occasionally. This wasjiot profitable one across the 8t. Lawrence at Levi* ta-k.'.l a supply column in th.- Hu as In Dominion politics, and favored tions of the Bçitiüh Association harra sector, but'were repulsed with of l#ake Maggmre and X’area. Streeea. and Tyson Goon, according to his evacuation.of the Ruhr, lié said to Quebec City, another at Montreal Odar Rapid*. Iowa, AUg. 14.— Vareeea and a number of villages Island where a bridge 1* under con the Bonne Entente between (he dif losses.* One Spanish soldier v was friends, decided there was big money he woe)d give out the answer oi Literature urging the people, to ferent natlonalltlee» in Canada. A for the Advancement of Science, have been flooded by overflowing struction. two in Saskatchewan om killed and four pounded. to be made on the race track. rebel against the order of Presi farmer, lumber merchant and notary stream». Serious damage ha» been In the ensuing months the Chinese the Reich to-night if he re on Kootenay Lake, and also the Yan- the ^geologists and the botanists, dent Coolidge setting aside Sept. by profession. Senator Bolduc's busi teller Invested $1,000 In oil stock and eeived it. couver-Nanaimo ferry. 12 as National Etefenc* Day was ness Interests were broad and varied. win leave'here to-morrow night purchased a house'and an automobile HIGHEST RADIO STATION road conditions aeixed in the mails here to-day. for Northern Ontario. The for on term*. The roads were in excellent shape The circulars aged demonstra j Hon. Joseph Bolduc, a lumber (Concluded on cage 2.) Iaondon. Aug. 14—Premier Herrtot ! merchant, had been a member of the mer will visit the mining district, of France, after meeting to-day with In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, tions with crêpé Instead of flags Munich. Aug. 14.— Bavaria Is to the Belglati »hd German representa fair in eastern Quebec, good .n and advocated that the day be ' Senate since 1884. He was sum while the latter will go to the have the highest radio broadcasting tive* at the International Confèrent « western Quebec, and Ontario to observed aa "Black Friday."' moned to the Upper Chamber during district of Temagami. station in Europe. The station will BANDITS IN FRANCE * iConcluded çn nege 2.» here, and later with the "Big Four North Bay. then colonisation roads <>n Monday the two parties will be opened on top of Mount Herzog- shtan in th? Alps. 6.600 feet above teen.» declared the Germans to-night through western Ontario. The only join the train on which 37,0 members OILED TRACKS, AND were again communicating tele detour into American territory was sea level. The antennae will have a i>r the association and the Mathe length of 3,200 fe«“t. ^tretchïni; Iront graphically with Benin and that that to Duluth. Across the prairie# matical Union will be accommodated HELD UP A TRAIN there would be another meeting to the road* were In good shape until US. WORLD AIRMEN HOPE on a trip to XVestern (’anuria, where the mountain top to the valley. morrow morning. The French Pre- a cloudburst wa* encountered In Al they will make inspections and in- Smugglers in U.S. to be (Concluded on page 2.) Marseilles, Awq. 14.—Seven masked iCoaclitdta «tu i»*** " * kMtiigationa of interest to the vari Prosecuted in Future Under bandit# last night held up and robbed TO LEAVE ICELAND PORT ous section" and fulfill speaking en 20,000 Belgian a fast train near tcjre. escaping with EX-RUSSIAN COUNT gagements In some of the unlverel- Tariff Act approximately 3 ' - 'X VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST H.-I924 to the members , of the German State Hughe*, who returned hero to Cabin*blnit at the other end of thejrlre, day on the liner President Warding After a brief German Cabinet meet after a month’s visit in Europe, ex Bid For Repairs lug. negotiated by the cables, Which pressed the belief that the Dawes IL-I reparations report would h* accepted TO OPERATE FISHERY ALIENIST ANSWERS were exchanged directly with Wll- If It’s Done With Heat May be Keen helmstrassc, Chancellor Marx and by all the powers concerned and Foreign Minister Streeemann re would "he put Into effect very soon." turned to Downing Street this after Mr. Hughe* said that In hla opinion LEAVES fOR JAPAN Advices from Vancouver tell of acceptance of the Dawes plan did not IT GREITSLM LAKE QUESTIONS IT TRIAL noon. “You Can Do it Better the arrlvaLof the Rochelle, of the Meanwhile the British Premier hinge upon the date of the military Newly Appointed Czecho Kingston Navigation Vofnpany, saw M. Herrlot and urged upon.him evacuation of the Ruhr, which was Ss. Marshall to Supply Feed Dr. H. T. Patrick Appears there for survey and repair. The that ho accept compromise on the reported to-day as having caused a slovakian Envoy Sails For Insured value of the ship. It l* split between the German and French —With Gas” For Dogs of the Mounted Tor State at Loeb-Leopold understood, Is $66,090 and com time lleffTT for the evacuation of the representatives at the London con Orient to Take up Duties petition Is keen for the work of Ruhr. ference. Oa* Service brings leisure and independence to the house Police Hearing repairs. As far as is known here GRAVE EXPRESSIONS Acceptance of the report,", he San Francisco, Aug 14 —Seasonal in the damage sustained by the said, "will not hinge upon any such wife. Saskatoon. Aug. 14—The Inhabi Chicago. Aug. 14.—The defence The anxiejy Which was felt for the creases are belngsexperlenced in trans freighter when off the Rare *•»« success of the conference during this hypothesis. Unquestionably the rw* Conserves health and strength. tant! of the far northern territories consumed this morning's session oE pacific passenger] traffic, according to not extensive. 8h« was on n«.r the Franks hearing with a cross- last- minute crisis was reflected in the |*>rt will be accepted."' follow varied occupations. but it has announcement to-day by J. Vincent maiden trip with Captain Cldall Referring to dtepatche* stating Does away with smoke, grime and soot. been left to 8. 8. Marshall, formerly examination of Dr. Hugh T. Patrick, Braga, general passenger agent for the facial expression* and in the general Toyo Risen Kalwha Steamship Company. in command, when engine break deportment of the Allied. German that newspapers of Soviet Russia Helps us all to have a pleasanter place in which to live a member of the Royal Canadian alienist for the prosecution, designed down followed. Prompt work on The Siberia Maru which sails to-day is and United States representatives as had charged that his visit to Europe Mounted Police, to Inaugurate a new to show that his conclusions that the part of the Pacific Halvage and enjoy the good health y»at goes with a pure wholesome expected to take out a full passenger they arrived and departed from was solely for the purpose of prevent Industry on the shores of Great Nathan F. lx»pold, Jr., and Richard list, it was stated. Among the passen Company extricated the lUwh«U* ing European countries from entering atmosphere. Slave Lake. He will open a fishery, Ixieb are sane were based on inade gers sailing on this vessel is Dr- from an awkward predicament off Downing Street. On his return to hi* hotel after the Into relations with the Russian gov but unlike the average one. It will be quate Informstlon and examinations (loomaraawansy, recently appointed the Race. -----* ernment, Mr. Hughes .-aid: "I did not Let tis estimate on equipping your home forj'omplete Has conducted under improper conditions. morning conference. M. Herrlot said: established for the benefit of dogs. consul-general of Cxeeho-Slovak la The Nltlnat, of the Halvage discuss Russian affairs over there." Service. K will not be for the mongrel can- Taking up his questioning along falling of the Ventura of the Oceania Company, met with & minor mis "The Allie* are with us and we are lnea of the trading posts nor of the the apparently aimless line pursued hap en route from -Vancouver In complete control of the situation. northern Indian tribes, but for the for the last thirty minutes of the Steamship Company August 29 from here will Inaugurate a more frequent after taking the Rochelle to that NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT GAS DEPARTMENT j highly prised and valuable Royal hearing yesterday. Benjamin Bach- passenger service between the Pacific port, when sbr nicked up h piece At the conclusion of the conference Canadien Mounted Police dogs that rach. of the defence counsel, finally Coast and Australia, It was announced of one and a half Inch cable. The PRINCE OF WALES i carry the member* of them, "Northern .reached hie objective* late this morn- here to-day at the company's offices. cable wound itself around the between Premier Herrlot and the STOCK TRAVELS IN Pairol" during their arduous work ing with the question "Did you over The new schedule will give a twenty propeller and rudder and was too German Chancellor, which lasted among the Indian* and Eskimos of jin your life make an examination un* one-day service. fust for divers to dislodge. The nearly an hour, It Asas announced LUXURIOUS STYLE B. C. ELECTRIC The steam yacht Vanadls, owned by there was nothing thst would be the Mackenzie River country. The der such conditions7" Nltlnat was' hauled out at Yar C. K. U Billing* millionaire mining mad* public. Chancellor Marx, os fishery will supply feed for the dogs, No," replied Dr. Patrick. man of Santa Barbara, will leave here rows Ltd. to-day to have the ______«Continued from page 1 > and Mr. Marshall also intends lq STORY REPEATED to-morrow for Alaska via Columbia matter righted. Bhe will shortly leaving the hotel said: "I am dumb and M. Herrlot la dumb too." Manager >*afrlyle had the pleasure open a trading station where he will The defence almost Immediately River porte and Puget Bouàd. The be renamed the Halvage Chief. I of taking ijhe senior championship deal in furs with the Indian* who Vgnadle was hull! on the Kiel The French Premier hurried from demanded that Dr. Patrick recount the hotel to Downing Street and it land grand championship with King hunt and trap around the lake shores. the details of the kidnapping and was stated he had nothing to say. I of the FalrieSi the pure white bull FINAL CLEARANCE OF CANVAS SHOES SULPHUR SPRINGS murder of fourteen-year-old Robert teachers’ convention business who so splendidly, represents the This unique fishery will he 'estab Frank*, and the tale previously told JOHN COLBERT KELLOGG NEUTRAL Ibreed. The red bull Kllnisland Gold-__ many times consumed an additional Mr. Charlesworth replied that in that Get youre before they all go. lished at Sulphur Bay, on the north DIED LAST NIGHT case the executive would be glad tv smith was junior champion and re- west shore of Great Slave Lake, a large part of the morning session. t*e furnished by the convention with Issued a statement denying a pub serve grand champion. Princeton Enthusiast was reserve Junior cham -paradise for hunters and trappers. ANGRY ARGUMENT (Ceatlnued from page 1 ) Instructions. lished report to the effect that he ( G. D. CHRISTIE, 1623 Douglas Street The sulphur springs which empty The gathering then discussed until had issued an ultimatum to the Ger pion, and KJimsland Corporal was Clarence 8. Harrow, counsel for the Harry Warner There_ are Into the lake at that point kill much defence, and Robert E. Crowe, stale the noon adjournment a number of mans in support of the French plan reserve senior champion. Tl(e of the fish, which is washed ashore, grandchildren in the family. points raised in the «iis* ussinn, and providing a year for the military Prince of Wales's shorthorn* afford- attorney, got into an angry argu are seven nephews and nieces. where it is sought by foxes and those undecided will be taken up at evacuation of the Ruhr. 0 a splendid study in while, red and ment at thp afternoon session of the The family of the late Mr. John roan, the colors of aristocratic beef other forest animals. hearing, which was interrupted only a subsequent meeting of the conven- Mr. Kellogg's position. It Is stated. bank windows with their ugly sawed- Mr. Marshall, a veteran of the far Colbert came out te Canada from Is one o$ neutrality regarding this rattle of the Shorthorn breed. One when Judge John R. Caverly directed Ireland about seventy-five years ago off shotguns. northern reriona, who claims to ha've The meetings are exceedingly well bull Is pure white, another i* pure Then for three minutes Toll was a five-minute recess. and settled at Halifax, where Mr. red. and still another entry Is an at made the trip on snowshoes from Mr. Harrow was cross-examining attended, and tjj* best of good humor GERMAN CABINET MET far from quiet. Malone with su- Dawson to Fairbanks. Alaska, while Colbert was born on November tractive roan. Dr. Archibald Church of Chicago, the 1151. snd Interest prevails, under direction Berlin. Aug. 14. -President Ebert | ; preme indifference to his peril, vt member of the Mounted Police of President H. C. New land of’Kd- Mayor Hayward will open the show state’s second alienist, when he sake* His wife Katherine, who before her presided at an extraordinary session Monday, when the gate* wyl be tried to kill the three deputies facing twenty years ago, has spent the past montln. ; him in'the bank One of hts bullets if the doctor had gone to the boys marriage was Miss Katherine Buck of the Cabinet called this morning to tàrown open to what, It le confidently two years among the Indians and ENTERTAINMENT discuss the situation which has shattered a cheque protecting Eskimos of. the Northwest Terri- for anj_ other purpose than as an ley. of Halifax, died seventeen years claimed, will be tm» best show Vic LOST THEIR LIVES ; alienist for the state to give testi This afternoon Butchart's garden* arisen in London because of the toria has staged. machine on the counter In front of lories.*' When he left the "outside" mony on which to hang them. John Coughlan. well known steel were visited, followed by a visit to failure of the French and German Arrangements were finally com Mi** (I [all's heart. Another ploughed two years ago he journeyed via Ed delegates to the International Con Spectacular Fight When the a groove in the counter beside Miss monton to Fort Norman and then by Hla lips quivering, his naturally operator and shipbuilder of Vancou Brentwood College at the Invitation pleted yesterday for the greater part ruddy countenance redder than aver ver, Is a brother-in-law. of H P. Hope. M A., the headmaster. ference to arrive at an agreement on of thé feature* on the enlarged skid Hall's knees. boat through I-ake Athabaska tu th* timi"hmu fur the military evacu Police Surprised Thugs in Great 81ave Lake. There he found and hie finger pointed shaktngly at STAUNCH LIBERAL There dinner will be served, and In way to be on hand for The opening MALONE STRUCK the evening a visit will he paid to ation of the Ruhr day. Ferrie wheels and roundabouts he whh too late to catch th* last Mr. Harrow, the doctor managed to Mr. Colbert, throughout his life Then a bulletfrCm—Morgan's gun the Dominion Astrophysics! Obser- will be there. A variety of sideshows Tolt, Washington caught Malone, whirled him around boat north and consequently decided *ay : "Now. Mr. Harrow, you know time, was a staunch Liberal. He An official bulletin was Issued a quarter way Just as he fired again, to travel by canoe down the Mao- that waa not true." Mr. Crowe never ran for public office, being announcing lb*t the members of the will make a miniature circus. kenste Rl\*r to Aklavlk. situated on Jumped to his feet with a loud ob man of retiring disposition. Cabinet were jn full accord with the WWkhien are now rushing the fin Sheriff Had Been Given In the bullet from Malones gun pierc ishing^ touches in. the exhibition ing the body of his partner, Lashe. the delta of the Markensie *hejpe it jection. During the early years of his buai ANOTHER DAY OF ~ attitude taken by the German del# ~ gates tn London. buildings George [. Warren, manag formation; One Robber across the counter. Malone reeled empties Into the Arctic Ocean. It ERASED FROM RECORD ness career here Mr. Colbert waa toward the front window, his next was the month of October and he en Identified In partnership with J. H CONFERENCE FAILS The latest serious developments at ing secretary of the Chamber of Captured bullet startling a bystander outside countered t-slrefhelx cold weather "l VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 19ff The Height of Travel Luxury DECLARES BEER IS JULY WHEAT EXPORTS X ______111 SHOW IN INCREASE 1% Orient*! Limited W. E. Raney, For trier 16,135,068 Bushels Shipped Featwree and ; ner-General, Writes 0}] Out of Canada During Travel Letter to Premier Month Innera tiens i Ottawa, Aug 14 (Canadian Press) Shower bathe for mee and Says Present Condition Will The exportation of Canadian wheat In the month of July this year was greater Barber ah op. Have Influence When Plebis than in July of laid year. In July, 1»Z4, Valet service. a total of 16,135,041 bushels was ex cite Taken ported. compared with 12,444.125 in July I 00 Women's lounge. r Ladies' maid. Toronto. Aug. 14.—W. E. Raney, a Luring the eleven months ended July member of the Ontario Legislature SI. 1924, the exportation of wheat was Manicere. 218.004,114 bushels, as compared with Hairdresser. 1 tnd formerly Attorney-General for j the Province. In an open letter to-day 218.262.80» bushels during the similar Smoking and club foom for period ended July 31. 1923 >i; i declares there has been open sale In July of this year 612.940 barrels of i of beer In Toronto saloons all this flour were exported, as compared with 4 o’clock tea. ! > ear, anti that the responsibility for 776.176 barrels In July last year. lfagariaes. , j this illegal situation Is at the door of Harley shipments during July totalled Newspapers. the Premier of the Province. Hun. 1,483,97» bushels this year and 1,277,079 Telegraphic news W»d mar a; i1: <1. H. Ferguson, to whom the letter bushels In July last year There waa a marked Increase In the ket reports. is addressed. e exportation of oats in July of this year iy A new scheme of decoration. "Toil will remember," says Mr. compared with July of Iasi year T^tis Silent sleepers. Raney in his letter to the Premier, year In Jtffy 8,001,661 bushels were ex * Individual upper and lower "that before Of# general election you ported and last year In the same month oerth lights. pledged yourself to a strict enforce-, $.105.261 bushels left Canada Permanent headboards bo- ment of the Ontario Temperance Act tween sections. You have failed to keep your promise. Individual ventilation of As you very well know, nearly ajt berths. j this year there has been open sale of Concealed floor lights. beer in Toronto saloons. Who Is High windowed observation | responsible? The responsibility. Mr. Ihime Minister, Is yours. You could Deep recessed rear platform. mm have put an end to the open sale of lx-er in defiance of the Ontario Tem Xstra commodious berths. perance . Act at. any time within DATE IS AWAITED I twenty-four hours. If It is not an I impertinent question, why have you Member of Commons For j not done it ?" It’s Not a Bit Too Early to A DEAD LETTER University is to be Chosen Mr. Raney says that for the last three months the amendment of 1920 Londen.-^A'ug. ^14 (Canadian Press providing for a $2.000 fine and a jail Cable).—The date of the by-election Separate Shower baths tor Women and Men on term of three months for offending for the LTnlversfiy pf London has not saloonkeepers" has ‘been a dead let yet been definitely fixed, but it is tliT" ter in Toronto and other parts of deretood It will not be earlier than Choose a New Fall Coat Ontario. Various measures taken by the first or second week of October, i* The New Oriental Limited offenders to circumvent the law are If a general election Is not in view detailed in the letter. by that time. The vacancy in this Finest Train to the East—No Extra Fare "You can not," Mr. Raney con constituency la due to the death of tinues, "be blind to tbe advantage Hir Kidney Russell Wells, which oc the free sale of beer here in the capi curred a month ago. There are Maty New Styles to Select From Here Lew Round Trip Fares Everywhere East tal city of the Province will be to the Sir John It. Bradford, who la a dis j DAILY UNTO. SrrTSMSZK if «h - KETUaM LIMIT OCT OB** SIM beer men on your coming plebiscite tinguished tqgdical man and scien by giving the people the impression, tist. Itketihe late member, is the Con The first cliillv days will takc'you by surprise and when they For Information and Reservation* Call eei or Addreee which is false, (Eat the law ta one servative candidate for the vacant that is difficult or impossible to en seat. He has been secretary of the eome you will be glad that you selected your Winter eoat early. A. H. Hebb, Agent, 916 Government Street. Telephone 699 force against the saloonkeepers." Royal Society. During the w*r he You can take your time now to select carefully from this wonder Agents Translantic Steamship Lines, Victoria, B.C. held the rank of Major-General? Pro fessor A. F. Pollard, the Liberal can ful assortment. Included are the season’s most authentic coat SIR ADAM BECK TO didate. is not a stranger to the elec R^Jfi IN TORONTO tors of the Vniversity of Ixmdon, as styles in plain and fur-trimmed models at prices much lower than he has run In that conatltneucy be fore. The Ijabov party has nomin former season's Quebec, Aug. f4.—On his return ated Graham Wallace. from England yesterday Sir Adam The University of London has al ■'...... ~...... J5 *Go Great Northern Reck said he had been asked to act ways been represented by & Conser ■OUT* OF TEE NSW OMENTAL LIMITED as expert for the development of that vative. Simple in line, rich in fabric—these “you country’s hydro-electric resources, UNIVERSITY SITE find the keynote of the charming Fall Coajs. but had declined on. acount of his duties as chairman of the Ontario Apart from ordinary politics, a burning issue in the by-election will Wc cordially invite you to see them. an office boy. He was remarkably their campaign against offenders Hydro-Electric Commission. be the question of a new altè for the AUCTION SALE OF Sir Adam, who attended a conven successful in hla business career under the Manitoba Temperance Act. University*, of London, the tarrest Forty years ago a forest fire laid bare tion of hydro-electrical engineers, FURS AT WINNIPEG Since the more rigid enforcement university in the Empire Many the asbestos deposits in Quebec, and predicted that an "industrial re graduates think the present position Priced From $17.50 Sir Samuel Turner perceived 1 he of the law began, patrons of public naissance" was shortly to he experi Winnipeg. Aug, 14 With the excep bars have been taken fcnto custody at South Kensington can not he bet tion of wolf and skunk skins. prices Immense potential commercial pos enced in Canada and it would he and upon conviction suffered fines tered, hut Professor Pollard, the Lib ■bowed advances at the fur auction sale sibilities in connection therewith. He brought about bv increased produc eral nominee, favors erecting n Ww ranging from $50 to $200. This stiff here yesterday Fisher topped the list built up a business in the asbestos tion of electrical power. university on a site in Bloomsbury at 17» for. the high, while the lowest tma that had world-wide ramifies- penalty, according to law enforce »rl<*e for thl* variety was $6 White and the [>H)or Party has an Idea of a ment officers, has had its effect. TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN university on the river hank, on* part o* brought an a,Verage of $34 each, the Recent raids have found the bars vir ftop price being $41 50; lynx, $1 to $22 75, SERVICE of It at MlHhank and the other on BIUBERRY BURBERRY and otter $6 to $41. tually deserted and the number of COAST STEAMSHIPS the opposite side of the river, with the COATS Angus Campbell & Co., Ltd. COATS Wolf and skunk furs have declined drunks since the campaign started two parts connected by a bridge to be thirty-five to fifty per cep|t. since last hss greatly decreased. The Continental Limited, electric built In connection therewith, 1008-10 Government Street year. Wolves averaged around $7. high lighted, all-steel train leaves Van and low being $11.25 and $5; and skunk BEER SELLING IK Hotel proprietors have complained averaged $1.25, the extremea paid being against the drive on their establish couver at 9 50 p m. dally, and rune SCIENTISTS VISIT $2 15 and one cent. ments and several have declared through to Montreal, serving all Bears reached a high of $10.75 and a thgy are being "forced out of bust- large centres. low of $1.26 POINTS IN ONTARIO 8s. Prince Rupert or Prince George (Continued from peg* 1 ) TO CANCEL LICENSES leaves Vancouver Monday. Wednes SIR SAMUEL TURNER day and Saturday for Prince Rupert, welcome and for their magnificent Winnipeg, Aug. 14— Licensees of Falls, the Ontario Agricultural Col hospitality and support. Police Campaign a Success; Winnipeg hotels will have their li the Monday boat also making the lege at Guelph, the hydro-electric DIED IN ENGLAND Anyox call, and the Wednesday boat The general sentiment of the censes cancelled after two convic development work at Chippewa and members wan more fully expressed In Fines Range From $50 to tions for the illegal sale of liquor, making the Stewart call. the Welland Canal. London. Aug 14—Sir Samuel the form of a resolution which stated SMITH & CHAMPION, LTD. the civic health committee has de Rail connections at Prince Rupert Turner, eight y-four, formerly mayor $200 CLOSING SESSION the gratitude of the association to the cided. Applications for licenses from dally except Sunday for Jasper Governments of Canada and the of Rochdale. Lancashire, senior part those with two or more convictions Sir David Bruce, president, speak National Park and Eastern points. ing at the closing session of Ih* As Province of Ontario, the City of To ner in the cotton manufacturing con Winnipeg, Aug. 14. — Purchase of against them will not he entertained. cern of H. Turner A Company Lim Tickets issued and baggage checked sociation in Convocation Hall of the ronto and to private donors for their AUGUST FURNITURE SALE beer In the public Imre of Winnipeg The committee decided also to take generous contributions to the ex ited. and a partner In the asbestos up with the Provincial Government through from Victoria. University of Toronto last night, said Now on. See ue for some of the beat bargalna in town in Furniture, works of Turner Brothers Limited, has become a risky and expensive the meeting had been called to ex penses of the meeting. Thanks were the whole matter of hotel control. City Ticket Office, Canadian National also returned on behalf of the m >m- I Carpets, Linoleum, etc. It will pay you to buy here. died yesterday. experiment for many thirsty souls press the thanks of the association to • Sir Samuel Vat-born in Rochdale The new regulations are not retro- Railways, 911 Government SL the citizens of Toronto and of Canada here of the organisation to the West and he began business life there as since the local authorities started see in general for the warmth of the|r ern Provinces which have contrib uted toward the cost of the Western I excursion of the visitors, to the mem- | here of the faculty and staff of the University of Toronto, and to the Mao o ou ova* st UMITEO. Various institutions which assisted the a asocial ion during the meetings ' The real business oT this meeting Is now concluded," said Sir David Bruce, "but the importance of the Is based upon the present political Louisiana, Mississippi. Missouri. Ne gathering and the cordiality of the situation there, coupled "with the vada, New Mexico, New York, North welcome, starting with the moment language of the Twelfth Amendment Carolina, Oklahoma. South Carolina, of landing at Quebec, have been such to the Constitution. whlcIT-yrovidea. Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West that I feel It fitting to move from this that if. after counting the, electoral Virginia. J vote, no candidate has a .'njrajorlty : chair the final resolution.” HOPE FOR SWING "Then from the persons having the Sir Robert Falconer replied on be The I.» Follette followers control half of the university. highest number not exceeding three on the list of those voted for ns the Wisconsin House delegation and President, the House shall choose hope in the event of an Electoral Immediately, by ballot, the President. College deadlock to awing over also OUVj But in choosing, the President, the some of the other states In the votes shall he taken by states, the Democratic as well as the Republican POSSIBLE ELECTORAL column. representatives from each state hav ing one vote. A quorum for this pur With twenty-five votes, .each rep pose shall consist of a member or resenting a state, needed to elect, the members from two-thirds of the dopesters say triumphantly: “There U _ states, and a majority of all states you are; see if you can figure It out Let them have Ruffed Wheat shall be ifeceasary to a choice.” for yourself.” If U.S. College Should Fail, PRESENT DIVISION T EAVE a bowl of those delicious, crisp, tasty morsels— Congress Would Choose In the present Congress, the Sixty - eighth, whicE would he the one to ' those puffed whole wheat grains—where the children S\ ‘ President r • x handle such a situation should It t develop, ' the Republicans control Do not suffer another day with can get them at any hour of the day. J? twenty-three state delegations . 01L Itching, Bleeding, or Protruding Only in 1800 and 1824 Was twenty-three votes, and the Demo Piles or Hemorrhoida. No crats twenty, while Maryland. Mon surgical operation required. Dr. Chase’s Let them fill their pockets when they go out to play. Puffed Such a Development Seen tana, Nebraska, New Hampshire and Ointment will relieve you et once and in Republic New Jersey probably would be un afford lasting benefit. ..flne a box; all Wheat is so good for them—so appetising—so nutritions. able to vote as their delegations, dealers, or Ed ma neon. Bates St Co** equally divided between Democrats Limited, Toronto. Sample box tree. It doesn’t take away the appetite for the meal to follow. Washington. Aug. 14.—As alwiya * < tAdvL) happens when more than two out and Republicans, supposedly would, Children must chew it, so it prompts digestion. standing presidential nominees «re be unable to agree and thereby dead In the running, political prophets lock themselves. again are figuring over the possibili The twepjy-three Republican states Noblike slicing and buttering bread. Not sticky like jam ties of a deadlock In the Electoral ns the membership now stands are College this year and speculating California. ('Colorado. Connecticut, Not necessary to bother with a bowl and milk Let them whether in that event the House or Idaho, Illinois. Indnma. Iowa. Kan the Senate finally would decide who sas. Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Pacific eat it dry. slum Id become President of the Minnesota. North Dakota. Ohio, Ore United Stales. gon. Pennsylvania, Rhode lalapd. There are ;nany If» and and* in South Dakota. Utah, Vermont. Wash at the Quaker Puffed Slue and Quaker Puffed Wheel are these calculations, and the prophets ington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. whole grains atesm-exploded to eight times normal themselves are not forgetful t»f th« The twenty Democratic, states are fact that only twice in the country's Alalfgma, Arizona. Arkansas, Dela Fair •ise. They are the most thoroughly <■«-*-■« and history—In ISOD and 1824—was the ware, Florida, Georgia. Kentucky, t - (’.*Ue«e of Electors unable to make a enticing of all grain food* An ideal bed-time iikk choice. And on those occasions the A cordial Invitation is ex Issues were settled In the House tended to you to visit the Pacific without difficulty. __ Put than on today’s grocery list. Nevertheless, the figuring goes on Simple Way to Wash Milk booth In the Manufacturer^ as 'VoolMge, Davis and La Follette be- j Building at the Exhibition. gin warming up for their (hree-vor- m red campaign, and soie of the Artificial Hair Prizes are given to guests progntiptlctttoi s even advance the But the moat interesting feature of the exhibit, from the visitors' Qjuahar theory that all three may fail of To be kept In a hygienic condition, standpoint, seems to be three big Qjuaher election. That point In the compli dead hair needs as much cleansing as paintings -one of each of oui cated skein of theorizing le arrived factories and the other a farm at In this fashion: living hair. A transformation or switch can be washed perfectly at home In the HOUSE AND SENATE following manner: Put two or three Should no .presidential nominee re teaepoonful* of Parcel Into a pint. Jug ceive e clear majority of the 631 and fill jug with hot water, stirring un votes in the Electoral College the til a lather 1s formed Then, having PACIFIC MILK thoroughly soaked the hair Jn hot water, Co., Limited House would be called upon to select pour , the lather over It by degrees, a President from th« three candidates swishing the hair about. Rinse In warm 328 Drake Street Puffed Rice fed Wheat receiving the highest number of vote# water, then In cold. Dry by the sun or •• i.' . . , x- .V- . W»' • , >VoRMKir, tteaifttff wuald »! icioas IfC directed to choose a Vice-president be made to deteriorate both In quality Factories 4% Ladner end Abbotsford from the two highest Vice-presiden and color by using strong soaps and IN'-v. B.C. J Product» of The Qoeher lSflls, Saskatoon and Peterborough, tial candidates. Should 9 deadlock W 471 shampoo mixtures. A Parcel shampoo then develop in the House; the Vice- Is preferable on this avcotint, as well as president chosen by the Senate would because of Its well-known cleansing I This is Safety C.rWyl become President properties.,____ A few. ounces of Parcelbarcel | The possibility of a House deadlock from the druggist will last for months. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 VICTORIA’S MEMORIAL Birtmia latlg Simps T a meeting to be held in the City Hall Dr. Frank Crane on this evening the citizens of this com THURSDAY, AUGUST M, 1W*______A .“Animals” munity will be given an opportunity to discuss SAVE MONEY Published Every Afternoon Except Sunder hr the subject of a permanent memorial to the THE TIMES PRINTING ANO PUSLtSHINO men who gave their all in the Great War. The ALT WHITMAN speaks somewhere of COMPANY, LIMITED question to be decided at thw stage is the form W loving to be among the animals because Office»: Center Dreed and Fart Stredte which thi# mark of gratitude and remembrance they do not bow to each other. ON DRUGS WI SELL FOR LESS Phone 19W shall take and the site upon which it shall be That is, among anlmsrts there is no rank, WB BILL FOX LESS «usiner» Office (Adrertlelne) phone 1S4S nor class, except that class which is fixed by Circulation ...... Phone *» erected. The importance of the matter should nature and all of them recognise aà part of Editorial Office ...... For over Thirty Veers our Low Prices and courteous Service have won Public Confidence. Try be appreciated by everybody and a full ex the organisation of things. Us for Your Next Dm* Wants. SUBSCRIPTION PATES change of opinion in a large gathering should The dog wastes no time in regretting that To France. SelEluTn. rfreece. etc. |1 •» P" be assured. i he is not a fish and the fishes do not want C ity delivery ...... • • • •_ »1VV ,rr to get out of their medium. They àre content TOILET GOODS *'c75!! P'^n rnd ra'lVeA^- Mda per annum. It should be remembered that in many to be id the water. DRUGS parts of British Columbia a permanent re There, hi n<> nakedness among the animals, wm Pond's Cold C ream ...... no sense of shame -They expose one part of 1 Liquid Pelrulutum ...... minder of the sacrifices which the men from Nujol...... 1 Pond's Vanishing Cream... THE CRADLE OF BRITISH ROWER this Province so willingly made already has themselves as Indifferently as another. It is only among human beings that we I Nujol...... Lambert's Shampoo ...... been erected and dedicated. Some of these come to clothes and the coverings of the human Pompador Stay Fix...... OOTKASOUND must ever be chcfteM 1 Painkiller ...... monuments were in position within a com body. : Fluid Magnesia ...... I Pepsodent ...... in the htarls of British Columbisns paratively short time after the cessation of hos Consequently humanity Is the only kind of The Triumph ef Expert Tea Blehding 11 Vinolin Tooth Paste...... N animal life that has. manufactured a sense of I Listerme ...... with fragrant nwitone, of some of the most tilities. It is now nearly six years since the ar Sold by Grocers Throughout Canada Listerine Tooth Paste...... shame. • i Eno’t Fruit Saifs...... illustrious men who guider! the flag o mistice was signed and the capital city of a There is no modesty or shapie or^iny such I Tarira Dent Tooth Paste.. thing among the animals who frankly are what I Caldmeirs Syrup of Pepsin. George and St. Andrew into the Pacific : Province which served the Empire so magnifi 1 Baby's 0»n Soap, 3 far .. I .M nee ISettee |SST I Brama Sellter...... cently should make haste to furnish a suit they are. Ahirtials go about the world and out during the eighteenth century. Cook belonged of the world as naked a* when they were ) W Usons Port Wine...... I Palm Olive Shampoo...... to the type of seaman who have linked science able visible expression of its gratitude. born. It is man alone that must be covered I Lysol ...... i Palm Olive Shavkig Cream. and discovery to the records of the maritime up. It is from our sense of concealment that ) Cm Pills...... I Farhans Tooth Paste...... fame of Britain. Meares represents the nava 4UTION most of our sins arise. Animals have neither Headache Makes I Winsome Soap. 3 far...... man turned merchant, while the third of that sin. nor confession of slit, nor remorse for it. ) D.D.D...... Only by our ability to elh are we able to ) Carter Oil...... > I-ft. Hospital Cotton...... notable trio, Vancouver, united the training ol ANY towns and cities on Ahis continent rise to a greater height than the animals. Dullards ) Olive Oil...... ) M (r L Toilet Water...... Cook with the patient courage of the diplo- are adopting safety weeks as a means Only because of the responsibility of re M moving our clothes do we call keeping them A headache in itself la not 3 Aromatic Cascara...... > Peroxide ...... of drawing public attention to some of the always sufficient to kbep the matist. on a purity. Animals have no purity because 3 Ingram's After Stove...... elementary causes of street accidents. These mind from functioning prop 5 Milk of Magnesia...... In honoring these men and their associ .they have no possibility of sin. 3 Kora Kania ...... campaigns are directed towards the pedestrian erly. But often this trouble 3 3-lb. Tin Malt Extract ... ates yesterday at the entrance to !\ootlw It is only when the Intelligence has been 3 Odorono ...... and the motorist alike and are designed to placed In man. and he endeavors tA regulate is a manifestation of eye 5 Crip Fix ...... Sound, close by the lighthouse which protects strain which* is reaching a 3 Roger &■ Collet Soap. 3 for promote a better understanding by both ol his own conduct by It. that we .have such words 0 Hypophosphites ...... that harbor of memories, the Historic Sites and a* decency.'* The animals are automatically dangerous stage. The eyes what is fundamentally necessary to avoid dan are demanding and taking Monuments Board of Canada worthily gave OlEEY’S TOOTH BRUSHES preference to the most venerable association ot gerous spills and personal injury.’ ’ , For thla reaeon those who spend their lives energy required for other SNAP among the animals lend to their level. Virtue work. Heddache cornea from One 25c Tin Snap and one 20c Pumice OA« Each in sanitary holder. 6 different British power with Western Canada. I hose While the motor accident or fatality is no . those.organs which are going 65c is a human thing and Is cultivated only by Stone Brush far ...... dVt kinds...... t...... landmarks which stretch from Selkirk. Mani respecter of age. it is a fact that mknv of ....contact With our fellows. As virtue, by its short of strength, (liasses the street disasters take toll of the youngsters. vei;y name, means the character of a man, It relieve such cases quickly toba, across the prairies to Bella Coola. mark 50c Durham Duplex Safety Razors for ladies or ing the coming of a later race, while Nootka On this account it seems to us that if each means the effort to do by our reason what the We make Classes to take away Pint Thermos Bottles—A »efl mode bottle with -classroom were to be furnished with a series animals attain by Inetinet. aluminum drinking cap. QQa» gentlemen, »ilt a 35c Tale of Shaving i Q— takes the memory back to the Revolutionary Those who look back with longing at the r..hrsch:...... $4.50 war. and the settlement of the East coast of of about half a dozen fairly large pictures dc freedom of the animal life are simply those Each...... Cream, for...... Australia as a recompense for the loss of the pitting some of the more obvious causes of who contend against the law of growth. From accident there would be impressed upon the this law we rwpnot escape. It has its bad ad Wampole's Effervescent Crape Salts—A fine cooling laxative fruit salt...... 5QÇ American plantations. juncts as welijka its good ones but it is In J. ROSE T>e loss of the thirteen America* young mind a lasting object lesson. evitable. • colonies became of actual value to Time and time again the youngster has Opthalmie Optician 1013 GOVERNMENT STREET Canada, as the lesson of more recent been caught while darting from the sidewalk history teaches, as it made the search after a ball or a hoop. The motorist has Tecamseh the Great War Phone 3481 WE SELL FOR for -e Northwest passage a reality, and no chance except in rare cases. A progressive Hall’s pictorial representation of a staged accident Chief Hall’s ------LESS ------not a vision handed down from Frobisher, and Phone 801 of this kind, seen every day. would make an 1304 Douglas St Davis, and Baffin as a desirable objective. "To count the life of battle good AMERICAN POLOISTS WIN With that end in view Cook made that futile impression. Other themes could be developed And dear the land that gave you birth, search for the passage which has been of su with equal benefit to the pedestrian and auto- And dearSr yet the brotherhood w Vancouver, A us. 14.—Superior work preme importance to the British influence on the mobilist alike. That binds the brave of all the earth.* with the mollet and a illeht ndvant- UCH was the elear, fine cede that lésas aoe In horeemanehlp enabled the North Pacific Coast. It resulted in the world T to 4 triumph over the Vancouver S Brock, the Englishman, born of a line of American Army team from ramp THX SHOES rOK learning of the fur trade to be developed in A NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE? fighters by sea and land, learned In his boy Lewie. Woahlnaton, to score a notable Club four at Brlghouse Park yester day afternoon after one of the hard these latitudes and so induced traders to voyage hood s heme in the fair Island of Guernsey, WELL DEESSES MBS and such the code that the little Tecumeeh. est fought .and most brilliant polo FLORSHEIM ELSON is making political -history and matches seen on the local field for from China, including among them Meares. • Shooting Star." son of a great chief and de financed by a company of adventurers in Cal furnishing a good deaF-of amusement several years. Incidentally the victors N scended of mighty warriors of the Shawnee na took away the Northwest Interna cutta and elsewhere, who made the first actual for the rest of the Province. Hie star turntion. breathed in among hie people by the Sidelighti on a Great tional Challenge cup aftèr Its having Modern Shoe Co. line settlement. Upon that settlement was based the of the pre-election programme is scheduled to hanks- of the Mad River In the valley of the Iniuttry been held hefe for the past two years. take place lo-mght. It will take the form of lovely Ohio. "La Belle Riviere" of the French. The winners also took four individual legal rights of Great Britain on this Coast, cups presented by Lieutenant- Gov a convention of representatives of the Conser And let no one think that the same creed of and the opening to trade of t!)e_yhole coast splendid manhood as the gallant Brock he d ernor W. C. Nichol, «aa a reward for FOR RESULTS UBS TUBS CLASSIFIED ADS. line, from San. Francisco to Sitka. vative. Labor, and Provincial parties for the by was impossible to thla section of a wild their well-earned victory. These beginnings of a new nation on the purpose of selecting a candidate éepable of forest people whom Europeans have agreed to HUGE INITIAL carrying all three flags in a fight against Pre dub savages: nor that there Is sught of etag- Pacific seaboard are now commemorated by a aeration in' the chronicle, of our hletory that Canadian memorial. Hitherto British Co mier Oliver. hare unanimously accorded Tecumeeh a hero'» INVESTMENT lumbians have remembered with regret that Oply a few weeks ago followers of these place. Tecumeeh had Dejected the ad 1 three parties were calling one another the vice of the Brttieh (loremor In Canada to the only monument in the histone sound was advice of the British tloremor In Ceneda to raised by the Washington University Historical nastiest of political names. Conservatives were be patient and forego the vain reeort to blood NECESSARY Society at the expense of an American sub berating the supporters of General McRae and shed But he and his brsves. for he had be pointing to tl* dire consequences that would come a mighty and far-famed war chief, had ject. No longer will that reproach hold good. ACTUAL VALUE OF S.C. TIMBER befall the Province if the Third Party were Inst all faith in the Integrity of the flovem- The cairn dedicated by Lieutenant-Governor ment of the Vnlted males. He lrusted the LIES IN ITS MERCHANT Nichol, under the chairmanship of so accom returned with a majority, or even with a suf British, however, and when. In June of iSlz. ABILITY plished an historian as Judge Howay. and ficient following to make group government a the news that war had been declared between necessity. The Provincials took Mr. Bowser them ran like a prairie fire through the Indian Vest Purchasing Fewer of the Fereet surrounded by representatives of societies tribes of the West. Tecumseh gathered a hun Industries ef the Prévins# pledged to interpret the present in the light and his Party into the political shooting gallery dred and fifty warriors about him, all that of the storied past, is a pillar of fame beside and pouted volley after volley into the Con would follow him Immediately at thla lowest IMAGINE the vaetnees of the in- a pillar of light illuminating the modest dawn sereative flank. Labor had little use for any ebb of his fortunes, and offered hie services to ol the old parties and an equal amount for the Colonel Elliott. Deputy Superintendent of In 1 vestment that was necessary to Neighbors of that splendid morning into which British dian Affaire, at Amhersthurg on the Detroit nest. All three elements were figuritively at build up the British Columbia forest Columbia is passing. River. industries to their present capacity one another’s throats. HE American General Hull invaded Canada Hundreds of thousands of dollars T at Sandwich. Tecumseh and hi* Indian* WHY NOT? But that seems to be past and gone. Some must be expended before a foot of performed the most valuable services in as body has had a brain wave. Let us all get lumber can be produced in an up-to- sisting Id make his stay impossible by com f"P HE Colonist objects to a discussion of together, presumably said the Conservatives, pletely cutting hi* line of communications to date sawmill of large capacity. the harbor board question by the full and defeat the Premier We can select an in the south Then Hull, whose raw. undisc iplined Millions of feet of standing timber — A must be secured whilst the purchase ! ANY h housewife locks the front door membership of the Chamber of Commerce. It dependent candidate and label him the repre militia, arrogent with crude democratic the sentative of a Citizens' Party. This is the star ories. had berome almost unmanageable In ad of modern logging and tnill e«iuip- çays this matter should be dealt with by the versity. withdrew his main army to Vnited ment entail» an enormous prelimin M out of habit—then hangs the key in turn scheduled for to-night. It may come off president and directes» alone as -far as the States soil on August *, and the remnant on ary outlay. Chamber is concerned, and adds: to the satisfaction of the Triple Alliance. But August 11 In the manufacture of pulp and plain sight. She knows her neighbors no Well It was In the early morning hours of August “To call a general meeting on the subject how long will it be before Laborites and Pro paper, the harnessing up of the ne 14. 1*12. that Major-General Brock stepped cessary Water-power ami the cost of that her one-time fear in now trust. smacks very much of the referendum, some vincials realize that a joint opponent for the ashore at Amhersthurg He had prorogued super-expensive machinery means thing that businessmen are not accustomed to Premier will be a Conservative now and. should Ile I .eg! «1.1 turc at York, now Toron that further million» must be sunk In he be successful, which is doubtful, a Conser August f> 4tnd, having that wame day. had aped the plant and in extended timber where their own imihediate business affairs are with three hundred men. almost all militia, by limits before g ,wheel can be turned Just through familiarity, your one-time fear concerned. Such a general meeting on a tech vative in the House) sail on Lake "Ontario to Burlington Bay. thence ip « < <>mpl«‘i#‘«l mill DEMANDcirrnv SETS VAVALUE nical business matter might very possibly lead by a forced march to Ixm* Point on !»ake Erie, British Columbia will never make of goods you have never tested has turned to to acrimony and create dissension within the One of the features in the reorganization and thence against a westerly gale by water to progress by the scenic "value of its Amhersthurg unique timber altihe. The actual trust too. Advertising has done that for you. Chamber of Commerce that might prove a of the old Board of Trade was the provision It was characteristic of Brock that he worth of this wonderful, but mature, death blow to the present good work of the for a Forum in which every member interested wasted not a moment. He Walked straight up raw material is entirely in pfop«.r- It convinces you that since others believe, from the river to Colonel Elliott a quarters and tion to the chan«‘e* It presents of at organization." in local progress would have an opportunity of tracting capital for Its conversion This is an extraordinary attitude to as ailing his views and of learning something of ordered all field officers to assemble in coun Into saleable products. cil of war one hour laWr. Meanwhile he heard It ie reckoned • that the sum in you also are safe in believing. sume. Our morning contemporary does not the aims and objects of organized effort. the report of Colonel Elliott on the situation vested in the forest product» indus seem to be aware that in the organization of the westward, and then read the American com trie» of B.C. Is between $160.000,000 Chamber of Commerce provision was specifi The Colonist says that in the first in manders despatches which Tecumseh and his and $200.000.000. This is probably All products widely advertised are worthy Indians had captured on the other side of as much a* the whole etumpage of cally made for general membership discussion stance a harbor board was suggested on the British Columbia Is worth to-day as the Detroit River a few days in*fore As he of your faith. You buy from neighborly folk of any public question from lime to time, and lines of that established in Vancouver. This w orked nt the document-etrewn table he heard a merchantable proposition is not so. Nobody asked for that kind of an It muet also be remembered that that a special committee known as the Forum Colonel Elliott return. Wheh he looked up in addition to their investment the when you buy from their dealers. Committee exists for the purpose of arranging organization. In fact it was pointed out that he saw standing beside the Colonel « tall, com holders, manufacturers and distri a body similar to the Vancouver Board would manding Indian figure In buckskins. In the butors of B.C. forest products repri these meetings. Forum gatherings have been background were three other Imllan*. Colonel sent a «pending power of apjiroxi- ' held at intervals ever since the Chamber was be unsuitable for Victoria’s needs. Elliott presented the great chief Brock rose mately $100,000.000 per annum? in Wliv not read the advertisements every day to hi* fuÏTst* feet, the eagle glance cf the the circulation of which practically formed, among the subjects discussed at various MUCH TOO SUCCESSFUL keen blue eyes searching through the gloppt .of every man, wotnan and child in the times being those of taxation, town planning, Kfi.m Th» Hamilton Herald Province benefits to some extent, to become familiar with more advertised Affair* m i onn-rtlon with the CanadiawNs- the candlelit room the distinguished presence great or" small. free port! port development and industrial de UoftMvara rarity spproechlng a nisi*. Sir before him. and came forward with outstretched A-set-back to the timber Industries velopment. Some lively discussion! have taken Henry Thornton ha* been making too mu< h hand. Tecumeeh’» clear hazel eyes had swept would he the greatest economic fa goodsÎ place, but the Chamber managed to survive, and of ,, Fuccew* Of thing* to suit the' ot*fxmeniüL_ nnd rend him Instantly as he moved. Their tality that could befall the Province. hands clasped. Tecumseh turned to hi* braves: is still going strongly. One meeting was of public ownership and public operation. Tb*l result is that the enemy -t* mit after Plr ' Thla is- # man!" he cried in his own tongue, £his scries of articles commun* called in consequence of a crusade of for hi* pride of blood forbade the use of Henry's scalp. That I* the whole situation and *cated by the Timber Industries criticism against the Chamber to which our it is well that the public Should understand It English. "They have looked each other between the Council of British Columbia contemporary was a persistent party. Fhe ob Hearly. The people, therefore, must stand shoulder to shoulder hack of their represen ey«j*. and there they found no fault." ject of the Forum gatherings is to enable the tatives in parliament. In combating every movf ”In the name of the Great Father over the numerous businessmen in the Chamber’s mem of those who by hook or crook, would seek sea." eald General Brock. "I thank Tecumeeh bership who are not directors to take part in to bring discredit upon and dissatisfaction with and hi* braves for. the great service they have the consideration of matters of public interest. n great project, in the hope that by so doing rendered the British in this w«r" they will eventually obtain control for their Thus occurred the d radiant to meeting of two It is ridiculous to contend that a Forum owkh end*. heroic souls "pfrlnces of courtesy, merciful, Every advertitement it « letton in carthd gathering on the harbor board question would proud and strong." The council assembled at Coal DISILLUSION once. Against the advice of eight of his nine baying—read them dU impair the Chamber’s usefulness. Our im officers Brock decided to attaèk Detroit with pression is that this would be more speedily ac . There Is a field «pit from our town *’ Along a country lane. out delay, though his force was less than half complished by depriving the membership of the < Pray nod 1 never pass that field that of hie enemy. TecumSAh listened with ad Best Wellington \ moonlight night again'» Lump, per toll ...... 811.15 Chamber of an opportunity of discussing so miration and then etched qftplsn of the place fine June it was a glésmlnR sor’d" . on bark. The English officer and the Indian Nut, per ton ..... Important a matter in. the body specifically ,r>htefr f«»u" 3 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED t1,n Hour»: • e.m. WKiwedsy, 1 ».m.i SatuKey. • p.m. August Sale of House Furnishings August Sale of Children’s Shoes Continued-Friday Sale News Continued Friday and Saturday Bargains in A Clearance of A New Shipment of the Latest Simmons Beds Childrens Styles in English All-wool To-morrow * Bathing Suits Simmons Beds with white enamel Wool Bathing Suita for children, eontinuoils posts and five round ahown in shades of green, navy, fillers. They are in all sizes. On light blue, fawn and blue, rose sale, each ...... $9.50 and grey. They are -trimmdd with Simmons Continuous Post Beds contrasting shades and suitable Knitted. with five round fillers, finisheijl for the ages of 4 to 12 years. Reg. with white or ivory enamel ; $2.75 on sale for ...... $1.98 standard sizes. Special, each and ...... $2.49 i...... $13.00 Children's Cotton Bathing Suits, Simmons Steel Bed» with con with small sleeves and overskirts, tinuous posts amt five upright shades are navy and orange, navy Dresses fillers, walnut finish ; standard and white, navy and red, fawn sizes, each...... y...... $13.50 and brown, grey and orange. Suit able for the ages of 2 to 10 years. Simmons Square Continuous Post AUGUST SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS On sale for...... 85 <* $5.95 to $12.50 Beds, with centre panel in cane —Children's. First Floor effect : all sizes, finished in wal Including Tientsin, Persian and Afghan productions, beautiful colorings and all nut. August Sale ...... $19.90 These All-wool Knitted Dresses have just arrived in time for wonderful values. i school or Fall outing wear. They are quit? new in style Simmons Square Continuous Post Infants’ Shorten and color combinations. The range of shade» is large, in TIENTSIN RUOS ~-ïU- Red», with five rectangular fillers, cluding Saxe, powder, peacock and navy blue, fawn, sand, Tientsin Rug, 9 ft. x 12 ft., an extra fine Tientsin Rug, 9 ft. x 12 ft., a beautiful ivory enamel and walnut. On cocoa, rust, henna, tobacco and nigger brown, jade, golf, al 90 point rug. with dark blue ground, washed rug, cream ground with floral sale for ...... $16.90 ing Dresses Infants' Shortening Dresses of fine mond, fairway, smoke, taupe, dove and pearl. The sleeves hand border in lighter blue, wreath in medation centre ami corners. Regular —Furniture, Second Floor lawn and embroidered voile. These are long and neatly cuffed with brushed wool or Roman centre and decorative design. Regular $259.00. August Sale...... $215.00 are offered in many pretty styles at idripe scarf girdles «nd sailor collars. The higher priced value $243.00 for ...... $198.00 A Tientsin Rug. 5 ft. x 8 ft., an exceed $1.00 to ...... $4.60 garments have silk stripe trimming at bottom of skirt, ingly fine 80 point rug with blue ground Shortening Skirts of fine cotton and A Tientsin Rug. 5 ft. x 8 ft., a mulberry lawn. Trimmed with MVal" lace and sleeves and collar and silk »earf girdles. Sizes 16 to 44, ground with blue border. Regular $183 a ud rose border. Regular $79.50 Bed Springs At muslin embroidery, each, $1.00 to $5.95 ...... $12.50 for ...... >...... $99.00 for ...... »...... $69.75 ...... $2.25 —Mantles, Second Floor PERSIAN RUOS AFGHAN RUGS August Sale ' ; A Shiraz Rug. 4x5 ft., fine grade, choice An Afghan Rug, 4 ft. 11 in. x 3 ft. 9 in., A Sale of Childrens Shoes Continuing Friday and Saturday colorings, design true to type. Regular of typical Afghan design and coloring. Prices akes it necessary to clear many lines of Summer stock to $165:00, on sale for...... $99.00 On sale for...... $35.00 Large shipments of Fall Shoes are now on the way, which m An Afghan Rug, size 5 ft. 3 in. x 3 ft. 4 Coil Springs with interlaced tops make room for new. In order to make a quick clearance we are offering real bargains. A Fine Shiraz Rug, 4 ft. 2 in. x 5 ft. 1 in., In. This is an extraordinary fine rug and mounted on heavy angle iron ^ Children's Shoes, Regular $3.00 to $4.00 at $1.96 Misses’ Fine Calf .Leather Boots, mahogany or gunmetal ; frames, each has a no-sway attach very beautiful. Regular $165.00, on sale and big value at the sale price, $35.00 “Classic” Oxford Shoes, patent gnnmetal and patent; sizes high cut. Sizes 11" to 2. a pair...... '...... $3.75 ment, guaranteed. August Sale, for...... $99.00 A Bejuehistan Riig, 3 ft. 10 in. x 6 ft. 2 8 to 101. Crepe Rubber Sole,Sandals, Regular to $2.25 for $1.46 A Soreband Rug, 4 ft. x 6 ft. 5 in. ; a very each ...... $11.75 in. A superior rug, with design of small Nursery Patent Strap Pumps with turn soles, sizes 8 to 10J. Children's Stout Crepe Rilbber Sole Sandals, in tan leather fine rug of a eharaeter that will please motif in black and maroon grounds. Reg. Cable Springs, built on a heavy On sale,» pair...... $1.95 or smoked elk. Sizes 4 to 71, a pair ...... $1.45 a connoisseur. Regular $189.00 for $95.00 for ...... '...... $45.00 iron frame and guaranteed not to Hewetson’s Misses' Patent Strap Pumps, a pair... .$1.95 ...... $125.00 «—Second Floor Hewetson’s Sandals, Regular $225 for $1.75 sag. All sizes, each ... $10.50 English-made Girls’ Boots of stout box calf, leather or drill He wet son s Sandals with leather soles and rubber heel». —Furniture, Second Floor lined. Size 11 to 2 ...... $1.95 Very superior sandals in red or smoked elk or patent. Sizes School Boots for $2.96 4 to 71. A pair...... $1.75 Odd Upholstered Chairs Fine quality Play or School Boots, brown elk or black calf. Misses’ or Girls’ Sandals, Regular to $3.00 for $1.96 They have oak tanned soles, double stitched, and rubber Hewetson’s Misses' or Girl»’ Sandals, with leather soles and and Rockers for Artistic Cretonne heels. Made on wide toe nature shaped last. Size 2 to 101. rubber heels, in red calf; sizes 8 to 10 and 11 to 2. In green On sale, a pair...... $2,95 calf, sizes 11 to 2. Regular $2.75 to $3.00 for...... $1.95 Cushions For Hewetson’s “Nature Shape" First Step Shoes, with soft elk Girls’ Fancy Patent Slippers, cut'out in sides. Size 11 to 2, August Clearance leather sole», patent or smoked elk and white kid. Size 2 to a pair, $2.95 ; size 8 to 10, a pair, $2.45 ; size 4 to 71, 5, first step», $1.95. Larger sizes with a little heavier sole. One large Upholstered Arm Chair with a pair...... $1.95 August Sale Size 5 to 8, a pair...... $2.50 —Children's. First Floor spring seat and back and full spring pillow arms, and marshall spring cushion. Covered Cretonne Cushions. 18x18 inches, with a fine tapestry. Regular value $35.00, covered with excellent grade cre on sale for ...... $44.00 tonne in bright attractive color Women s Mus ings. They are filled with best A Great Clean-up of Various Odd Lines in Wash One only. Chesterfield, with spring seat, One large size Arm Rocker, all-over up quality kapoe and are Ideal for hack and side arms. Covered with lin Underwear holstered with good grade ta peat rv. It camp or canoe. Regular $1.35 floral design tapestry with Mur hark for ...... $1.00 Goods, 29c a Yard has spring seat anti back. Regular ground. August Sale ...... $69.00 Priced To Your $75.00, on sale for ...... $50.00 Odd lines anil pieces of different designs, colors and makes ; all plain shades. Cretonne Cushions. 22x22 inches, Suitings. 36 inches wide, regular 60c and 66c ...... One Arm' Rocking Chair, with loose One Arm Chair with marshall spring of good grade materials. Very Neptune Crepes, 36 Inch., cerise only; regular 65c . ;...... cushion, spring seat and back, and roll Advantage cushion, spring seat and back. It is cov neat cushions finished with frilled English Ginghams, various plaids; 38 inch. Regular, a yard 69c ...... arms. Covered with good tapestry. Reg edge and filled with beat kapoe. Princess Slips of white cot ered with a good tapestry designed in ton with strap shoulders and Cotton Pongee Suiting, in motif designs; 38 Inch.; regular 76c ...... ular $48.IN> for ...... $35.00 Regular $1.75, on sale for $1.45 Fancy Imported Voiles, in light and dark designs; 38 inch.; reg. 75c yard .. kmall floral pattern. Regular $37.50, on trimmed with lace or em sale for ...... -...... $25.00 —Furniture, Second Floor —Drapery, Second Floor broidery. Excellent values Fancy Swiss Organdies, a few odd designs; 36 inch. Regular, a yard 98c .. Navy, black, butcher blue steel clad prints; 30 Inch; regular 45c a yard.... $1.39 and ...... $1.69 White Check Dimities, 36 Inch.; regular, a yard 49c ...... Satinette Slips, while and White Canvas Shirtings. 30 Inch.; regular, a yard 60c ...... IS.... Rich Deep Pile Axminster Rugs Durable Tapestry Rugs Greatly colors, with hemstitched top Fine English Shirtings. 33 inch.; regular a yard 59c ...... and strap shoulders, neat garments for...... $1.98 —Wash Good»; Main Floor Marked Away Down For Reduced Petticoats of fine cambric We are offering for th% August Sale a large selection of lace trimmed or with em August Sale broidery flouncing selling at the best quality Tapestry Rugs in attractive designs and Axminster Rugs in very attractive designs and a su $1.25 to ...... $3.95 perior grade. There are color schemes suitable for any excellent wearing qualities. All greatly reduced. Women's Crepe Bloomers A New Shipment of All-wool Tweed room. Fixe 7 ft. 6 x 9 ft. August Bale Price, each...... K. $152.96 with double elastic knee ; i Rug». 4 ft. 6*7 ft. 6. August Sale Price...... $17.60 shades of pink, mauve, Rugs. 6 ft. 9 x 9 ft. August Sale Price...... $128.75 Fixe 9 ft. x 9 ft. August Kale Price, each...... $15.00 Rug*. 9 ft..X 9 ft. August Sale Price ...... » .$119.76 Size 9 ft. * 10 ft 6. August Hale Price, each...... $17.60 peach, white ; plain colors SUITS FOR YOUNG Rug*. 9 ft. x 10 ft. 6. August Sal* Price ...... $46.00 Size 9 ft. x 12 ft. August Sale Price, each ...... $19.60 and floral designs; 85* Ruga. » ft. x 12 ft. August Sale Price ...... $49.75 $1.25 and ...... $1.49 —Rug*. Second Floor 1 — Rugs, Second Floor Bloomers of cross-bar dimity MEN with double elastic at knee; shades are peach, orchid, This new shipment has just arrived and present two very excellent Bedroom Suites Priced for August white and pink.'Skch $1.25 values, that will be. highly appreciated for their good grade and 1 Satinette Bloomers in a finish. * Clearance variety of bright and dark These Bedroom Suites are of superior quality, and well made and of at shades, $1.59, $2.25 Suits of all-wool tweeds in 2 and 3-button models, neat styles it now in vogue. They are shown in browns, greys, greens an* tractive design : and ...... $8.80 fancy tweeds; show fine tailoring aud finish. The materials are A Five-piece_Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of bowfront bed. dresser, Step-ins of mercerized mull, vanity dressing table, ehifferohe. and bench. August Sale Price $239.00 novelty crepe and dimity ; all dependable ami will give wonderful wear. On sale for . .$25.00 A Three-piece Black Walnut Suite, consisting of very large vanity dresser, sizes. Clearing at . , 89<“ Also a selection of Suits made of fine blue worsted amFTng value bench and rocker. Regular value $230.00 for ...... $165.00 and ...... $1.65 at ...... $25.00 A Four-piece Bedroom Suite in mahogany finish, consisting of bow foot Combination Sets, consisting Tweed and Worsted Suits, in finely finished materials, single and double breasted bed dresser, ehifferohe, and vanity dresser August Sale Price, complete of vest and step-ins of for ...... $179.00 novelty crepe or cross bar models; shades grevs, browns, blue with pin stripes and green mixtures. * jïîls~ A Six-pieee Ivory Enamel Bedroom Suite, made up of dresser, dressing dimity, a suit ...... $3.45 worth at ...... $29.75 table, chiffonier, bed, bench and chair. August Sale Price. . . $149.00 to ...... $4.75 —Men's Clothing. Main Floor —Furniture, Second Floor -Whitewear. First Floor 2,000 Yards of Inlaid Linoleum Sale Fresh Meats—Cash and Carry ■'GROCETERIA SPECIALS Shoulders Pork. 5 to 7 lbs., per lb. ... Rolled1 Pot Roasts, per lb...... n,... 13$ “Perfect" Sealers, pints, i»er dozen. .99* Butts Pork, 2 to 5 lbs , per lb...... Sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb. . 23$ and 16$ St. Charles, Pacific or Carnation Milk. |>er at, aSg. Yard $1.85 ; Loins Pork. 2 to 6 lbs., per lb...... tin ...... lOV* Maple Leaf Matches, 12 boxe DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED v VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 y WE BUY ONLY - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - $oVfU. —THE BEST— SPENT TWO YEARS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Wo omfcAvor to give the best possible service and we know our Mrs. E. W. Tribe of Montreal, If prices are the lowest in the city.. Buy at Kirkham’s and save. Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Mitchell cele registered at the Empress Hotel. brated their golden wedding at Mill- mjECEPTION; -r ~r stream, Highland District, on Tuesday Daughter of Wealthy Seattle Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Young of Prince last. From the wide spaces of Canada, Dr. and Mrs. J, D. MacLean New Sage, territories, which include some 60.- PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTH. 000,000 people, the progress of the re construction of Austria and Hungary LEAGUE ASSEMBLY and the happy solution of the Memel problem through the assistance of an impartial citizen of the United States, Norman H. Davis, all will come be fore the delegates. TREATY PROPOSED MacDonald, Herriot and Mus As for disarmament, the delegates FRIDAY BARGAINS AT THE BIG STORE solini to Speak in Geneva will have before them the text of the Treaty of Disarmament and Security in September which was drawn up by a group of Form the good habit of shopping at Hudson’s Bay, especially on Fridays. Our T riday Bargains are United States citizens and which contains features which have at always well worth while prepared with the one object of making still more friends for the store. Note Disarmament Will be Subject tracted the attention of experte in BREAKFAST AT of Debate at International Europe. This brings the American project on the programme of the this strong programme arranged for to-morrow. Gathering Assembly. THE BAY Start your day right by en Mines’ Cotton Crepe Geneva, Aug. 14.—For the first joying a good breakfast In our J time in the history of the League of big-daylight restaurant. Nations the heads of the three great House Dresses, $1.39 A Clearance of High Grade We are open at 8.30 ready to Still Further Reductions on Good wearing Cotton Crepe European powers will attend the as sembly which will open September 1. ' serve you with an appetising ' Dresses in colors of pink and Not only havef. Premiers Alac-Donald, meal at a reasonable, price. white, mauve .and white, blue Herriot and Mussolini announced Luncheons and Afternoon Novelty and white trimmed with white, tnèlr Intention of coming, but it is Teaa also served at popular expected all three will make import MENACE TO FORESTS prices. Pretty Wash Frocks muslin collar and cuffs, tucked ant addresses. The lesser powers are vest; sizes 32, 34 and 34, and. Wash Fabrics expected to send their foreign min See Victoria Prom Our a few larger sizes. Friday isters. Human Carelessness ■ Causes Observation Tower . Bargain ...... 81.39 Value» to $1.95 a Yard. In view of the increased collabora 60 Summer Wash Frocks at $3.98 Each, Special Friday for ...... • tion of the United States, more par Most of Fires in Wooded ticularly witt} reference to opium and A wide variety of charming styles to choose from, mostly $1.69 Novelty Aprons matters affecting ,the problem of re Areas straight of line and low waisted, with elbow and short A splendid opportunity to secure a length or duction of armaments, the question is — sleeves. Some have round neck, Peter Pan and Tuxedo for 89c two of these High-grade Wash Fabrics at a being asked here whether there is Knitting Wool Specials Unbleached Cotton Aprons trim low price. In the collection_are novelty French San Francisco, Aug. 14.—The great any likelihood of Washington sending Corticelll Four-Ply lingering collars or organdie and linen, others boat necks and the med , with colored cretonne or ere pea In plaid and stripe effects, embroidered observers, either official or unofficial. forests of firs, pines, spruces, hem voiles In many charming color combinations, locks, redwoods and sequoias that new scarf collar, in plain shades of ehambrav, voile, ehambrav, some finished with In plain colors and dark heather printed crepes In two tone effects; values to DISARMAMENT PRINCIPLE stretch over the states of the -Pacific mixture; regular $2.50 a lb. ratine, crepe, spotted muslin, etc. ; all sizes. ÛJQ QQ scalloped edge; regular $1.69. Coast have been menaced more ser $1 95. Sale Price, 79c It is believed in Geneva that dis Bale Price, per lb...... $1.79 Values to #7.95. Sale Price ...... «pOeï/O Special at ...... 89# iously by fires this Summer than at —Second Floor per yard armament will constitute the great any previous time in recent years. H. B. Botany Yarn subject of this year's Assembly de California» in the grip of a protracted A four-ply fingering, suitable for Wash Frocks, Value, to $10.60 for -Main Floor bate. As one Swiss newspaper put it, drought, was the Worst sufferer. children’s out door garments. In a Britain's recent rejection of the $5.98 NURSES’ UNIFORMS Despite the tinder-like condition of good range of colors ; regular $2 25 X League of Nations' provisional draft the California-national forests, where a lb. Sale Price, per / 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 province of Negros is the bast there the States after extensive service In has been for several years. The result the Interests of the Standard Oil has been that business generally IS Company. Mr. Ely spent the Spring SHIFTS TO TACOMA SAYS MANILA WILL good at the présent time. Exports of the year in a survey of oil bearing EMPRESS OF CANADA have been atgadtly growing and the sholes in the Orient, and has Inter The Grace Une steamship Oix-js VOLUNTEER ARMY FORMED monthly figures'*show & consistent esting facts where the rich oil lands completes her discharge at the I nun sought from the Soviet regime are James Island powder plant this HAVE LARGEST Pi located. TO CLEAR WITH MANY evening and will shift to Tacoma G. B. Patton, president of the Van- to take on cargo, according to tlnes interests in the Orient. Mr. O. King Bros., customs brokers, SECRETLY IS PROBABLE Milwaukee Engineer Speaks E. Gibson, manager for Poster Mr-* brought in a heavy shipment of Canadian Traveler Here to of Big Job Undertaken by PROMINENT LIST Ciel land and Company. Buffalo. filtrates for the powder plan . NOTABLE PEOPLE Load Outbound in Coast to Insular Government Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kagan and daughter. Mr. Kagan Is owner of the SALVATION FOR CHINA Coast Run Harbin Mill antf Grain Company. German Ambassador to ? When the work is completed Ma ON SS. MW Harbin, on gn extended vacation tour nila will have what it is c laimed will of Eastern States. Japan, Dr. Solf, Leaves ALABAMA IN Outbound for Montreal ifF>the be the largest pier in the world, ac Says Rev. H. A. Poppen, Returning Missionary on S. S. coast-to-coast service of the C.. O. cording to T. E. Gallagher who was Jack Axadlan. president of the to Take up Duties Fog In the Straits delaved the M. M.. the Canadian Traveler tie* Many Notable Passengers Axadisn Company, silk exporters, on a passenger IwuikI for Seattle on 0.8.K, Alabama Maru. expected President McKinley; Merchants Organize for Own up at Ogden Point at 2.10 yesterday the President McKinley which docked Returning From Business a short business trip to the States. -e early yesterday morning. The afternoon. Captain W. G. Mcl’onechy at Victoria yesterday afternoon. It is K. S. Clark, manager of the Ameri Vancouver. Aug. 14—Twenty-four ilner made port at 3 p.m. with a Protection; Foreign Interference Would Create was on the bridge. The < 'anadlan built by the Insular government at > And Pleasure Trips can Factories Corporation, and many valuable silk cargo for Seattle Traveler will clear outbound ae soon others. Seventh Day Adventist missionaries, an enormous expense and haw been and a light tonnage for local dis Crisis. as she has taken on her lumber cargo, already several years under construc Returning to Washington on duty The President McKinley had sev with twehrs children, will sail from charge. The Alabama had an ex amounting to 600,000 feet from local enty-seven first and 142 second class tion. Progress has been rather slow after two years at Manila as « hief Vancouver on the liner Empress of cellent passenger list, principally mills. passengers on board, eight of whom but there prospecta that it will t «imputer of the U.B. oast Geodetic • unada to-day for the Far East. All merchants returning from buti A vaut volunteer army which has been formed secretly in The Government freighter arrived be completed this year and it will Survey,. H. Rappleve was a passenger disembarked here. The cargo featured nut three of these couples will go to nées tours in the Far East. jÉI lOlde already car- - stand as the gr atewt pier in the on the President McKinley, dock a 5.000-bale movement of silk, valued -,___This_ Ppartyftrty la the largest that China, right under the eyes of Dr. Sun Yat Sen and hit troops. ; rying umu^r from mainlandmafr loading. " world, well built with the best of ing yesterday afternoon from the at 11.200 per bale. the foreign Mission Board of the de- offer* the probable salyation of C hina from disorder, and op She Is in the coaat-to-coast run. materials. It will he able to accomo Orient. The liner cleared from Yokohama u«?£?$°n hV lwnt out lhl» y«*r. Plying between Vancouver and Mon The U.‘ S. Coast Geodetic Survey in fine weather that held all the way ,Ieîîly atrengthen the work pression, is the opinion voiced by the Rev. H. A. Poppen, who treal. The Canadian Traveler mag date two or thrfee of the largest liners In those fields. The Empress of afloat at one time and will he has been charting Manila waters, in across the Pacific, with the excep after eight years service for the Reformed Church in China, was complete loading by to-night. which work Mr. Kappleye has taken tion of some fog nearing this coast. Canada will dock at Victoria about equipped with the most modern 6.20 pjn. to clear later for Yokohama. a passenger bound for Seattle on the President McKinley which shipping facilities. For his company, an active part. He la returning now She carried 1,500 bags of mall for to the headquarters of the service at .Seattle discharge and sixty-eight Professor and Mrs. H. F. Benson docked here yesterday afternoon. the Rawting and Hamischfeger are returning to Japan after epending Company of Milwaukee, Wls.. Mr. Washington, D.C., to report before bigs for Victoria as well as the usual Mr. Poppen gave particulars of the formation of the army going on furlough. Other passengers asignment for the aerial post. a ypr *n America on furlough^ Pro- Gallagher has been superintending rfeeV B*ne°n 1» superintendent of the which numbersxtiO,000. It started in Canton and is spreading C.G.MM. FLEET the installation of seven modern of note included: Eddie Hubbard. Seat tie - V' Ictor ia Japan l mon Mission, withf head cranes. Seven other cranes have also 41. W. Rucker, manager of the aerial carrier, arrived! at the same EXPECTED TO-DAY as far as Shanghai and is organized by business men forced to quarters in Toklo. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. been installed by another company. British American Tobacco Company. time as the ship, bringing A. C. Lrquhsrt and four children will go to arm to protect their own interests. Information on crop conditions Tientsin, is taking a short trip of Girard, publicity agent for the Ad Kobe Japan, where Mr Urquhart Dodwcll Agent in Town For were îùo given. This year has been business and pleasure, accompanied miral Oriental lines. The President um be connected with the Kansai REVIEWED BV SUN an exceptionally fine year in the by Mrs. Rucker. McKinley cleared for Seattle after Mission. Docking of Vessel From Until Dr. Sun Yat Sen inspected V. ft. Ely, geologist, returning to discharging local cargo. “r -nd Mr« Delbert Mlllam -will Philippines and the sugar crop- in the the troops by Invitation a few days Two Loading Outbound and «° t" Manila P.I. The other, will go U.K. Points to < hlna. where the denomination la FIRST JESUITS TO before Mr. Poppen left China, It ie One Freighter in Next making excellent success In winning Henry Davldeon. former popular presumed that he uPke In Ignorance Twenty-four Hours converts. * manager of the Dodwell office in this of it* organization. Realising then Tjy of Goeford. en route to City, arrived in town to-day for the that the matter waa beyond hie oe«- Loading outbound in the service of r-HTTm where he expects to spend the docking of the Blue Funnel line MANILA COME trol and that It was Impossible for the C.G.M.M., the Canadian High next four years, was an Interesting steamship Aetyanax, expected to him to check the spread of the passenger on the Empress of Canada. make port during the afternoon or lander la expected to get away this Another prominent passenger was rapidly groprlng volunteer army he evening with the Canadian Traveller evening. Six Who Replaced Spanish reviewed the troops with good grace Germany's new ambassador to Japan. The Aetyanax la inbound from the following to-morrow morning. The Regarding your Aristo Motor Oils Dr_ W. H Ko]f.,oUB.rlln. and presented them with Colors. The Canadian Inventor, inbound, waa United Kingdom with 150 tone Fathers on Board McKinley army la growing daily and promises —I have a 490 Chevrolet end have Allah Cameron. Oriental manager for local discharge. The shipment spoken by wireless at 310 miles south for the Canadian Pacific, was also to become a vital factor in bring of Cape Flattery at 8 pjn. last night, always used Aristo Medium. This for Victoria Includes some 5.000$# A party of six of the first band of ing China out of chaos, says Mr. which would bring her alongside the car has gone nearly 28,000 miles and among the Canada's 400 passengers, caaea of liquor. At noon to-day returning to Hongkong after spend Jesuits to enter Manila to replace Poppen. The soldiers who serve In docks at Victoria some time to I have never had same in a repair the exact position of the Blue Funnel morrow. Other movements of the ing two months in Canada. P D. boat was not known here, but her the Spanish Jesuits there were pas It are business men who not only shop, doing same myself. The mo Sutherland', of Montreal, recently ap give their services voluntarily but C.O.M.M. fleet aa reported by the schedule calls for arrival before dark sengers aboard the President Mc tor shows little wear, the crank shaft pointed special representative of the buy their own uniforms, guns and local office are: to-day. Canadian British arrived Van bearings show two to four one thous J enedian Pacific steamship# and who Mr Davidson spent the morning In Kinley which docked at Victoria yes ammunition Regular drille are held andths of an inch, the cylinders are will accompany the 8a Empress of and good discipline is maintained. couver (Hastings Mill) August 9; renewing acquaintanceship with Vic terday from Yokohama and other sails August 18. smooth and have not been rebored t ranee on her around-the-world toria transportation men. being now points. They are returning to the "It la the only salvation I can see cruise next Winter, -vas also on for China." Mr. Poppen stated. "The Canadian Freighter to arrive Van or ground j at the Vancouver office of Dodwell couver from United Kingdom Octo board, en route to India In the inter and Company, Blue Funnel agents. United States for ordination. The salvation will come' from within, not Had no trouble with carbon only ests of the cruise. party consisted of Fathers Thomas from without. The worst thing that ber 25. cleaning motor once a year when Canadian Highlander to sail from Feeney, Raymond Goggtn, Henry Ir could happen to China would be overhauling and adjusting same, foreign interference. It would be Vancouver August ‘*1. win, Morgan Downey, Emilô Azar- (tfaow on request) MANCHURIA EXPORTS equally as disastrous for the coun Canadian Planter to arrive Van Mr. Schoeb Arrives raga and John Hurley,Jf*ther Feeney try which Interfered as It would for couver October 26 from Australian TO U. S. INCREASE Incidentally was nuraing a sprained China. \ ports. wrist which He sustained In a stre 1927 TAXES 4 Canadian Prospector to arrive The concluding chapter to the ad Vancouver September 17. Whirs the Orient le looked upon ae nuous effort to win the fifty yards The formation of the army waa ventures of Mrs. W. B. Schoeb. Turk a great prospective market for Cana Canadian Inventor left Panama ish wife of W. B. Schoeb, of Augustus, dash on board the boat. forced upon the business men of dian wheat, exportations of grain The elx returning fathers belong Canton aa a jneens of self protec Canal July 28, arrive Vancouver on Kansas, was written yesterday when August 15. products from Manchuria are rapidly to the band which went to the Phi tion. Taxer*4frere put on everything the latter arrived to claim his bride Canadian Scottish to arrive Van expanding according to Information lippines in 1921 after ex-President that could possibly be taxed and from the Canadien immigration au given by A T. Kagan of the Harbin couver August 11. thorities Mr. and Mrs. Schoeb were Taft, when he was governor of the Sun Yat Sene troops are already Mill and Grain Company, who. with Canadian Skirmisher left Liver married in the Orient six months ago, Philippines had requested the Pope trying to collect 1927 taxes, he says* hie wife and daughter was a passen to send United States Jesuits to re Although there are continual politi pool and due to arrive Vancouver Mr. Schoeb preceding hie bride to this August 30. continent Under the law of the ger on board the President McKinley place the Spanish Jesuits who for cal disturbances, raids by bandits United States Mrs Schoeb Is an which docked at Victoria yesterday. merly officiated In the territory. Of and other troubles characteristic of Canadian Transporter, from Avon- American citlxezn. The arrival of the Manchuria is supplying enormous the six returning, four were in Ateneo China in the Southern portion of mouth to Vancouver, arrives Septem Iyo Maru. of the NTJC. fleet, two quantltiee of meal cakes to the de Manila and two at Vigan. Amoy, where Mr. Poppen carried on ber 25. days ahead of schedule, created an United States and the demand le The United States Jesuits were his duties, the foreign people In the Canadian Traveler left Vancouver awkward dilemma for all concerned, steadily growing MO Kagan stated. cordially welcomed on their arrival territory are left alone, he stated. The for Union Bay and Victoria Aug. 11. which was righted yesterday when The Increase of business In the In Manila by the ecclesiastical and three English churches work to Canadian Winner left for Halifax. Mr. _ Schoeb arrived, still one day United States has lead him to take civic authorities. Since that time they gether and there is a consistent In Montreal and Quebec, arrivée at ahead of the docking of the Ship. Ex a trip to America and he will tour have done a great deal of valuable crease in the number of Christiana. Vancouver October II. 2,000 or 12,000 the Eastern States as far back ae Mr Poppen waa however at one Canadian roaeter left Montreal for planations were made and accepted, educational work which has been and Mr. Schoeb took his bride to Van New York, mixing business and plea- sincerely appreciated. The Father* time In the thick of a strenuous two Vancouver, via. Sydney and Sabine. couver on the night boat. expressed pride In the Jesuit college day's battle between North and South August 9; arrive Vancouver October at Manila through which many who Chinese troops.' The walls of hie 16 have taken a leading part in the life house were perforated with bullets Canadian Farmer to sail from Van* of the Philippines and also outside and shells struck roofs of houses couver August 11. Miles of the IneUlar territory have passed. and exploded In the neighborhood. Canadian Observer left Ben Pedro TIMES SHIPPING CHART Mr. Poppen and his family escaped Aufrust 6; to arrive Vancouver injury but there were 100 casualties. August 14. The mission hospital tended the Canadian Rover at Ocean Falls; to •EA ARRIVALS wounded. arrive Vancouver August 21. Steamer Master Ton Agent From <'anadlan Trooper left Vancouver Without “Carbon” Interference1 4.872 Blue ' Funnel Liverpool Aug. 14 August 11. arrive Prince Rupert Empress of Russia 'Hoek en 14.810 C P R Yokohama 18 SOUNDINGS August 21. Toyama Maru ------. 7.086 Ot - Northern Yokohama Aug. 20 Canadian Volunteer arrived Ban Makura ------8.076 C.P R Sydney Aug. 22 Joshua Green, president of the Pedro August 10; arrive Vancouver August 21. ERELY read from time to time in these announce Talthyblue ------Blue Funnel Yokohama Aug. 25 Puget Sound Navigation Com Empress of Australia Halley C. P. R Yokohama Sept. 3 pany, accompanied by Admiral ments that we publish regularly, of the thous Manila Maru ------9.518 Rlthete Yokohama Sept 7 Rodney and wife, and party ar M Shidxuoka Maru —— 4.248 Ot. Northern Yokohama Sept. 8 rived in the city yesterday and ands of extra “carbon”-free miles that Aristo users Hakata Maru ■■■ - 6.110 Ot. Northern Yokohama Sept. 10 will spend to-day at Parkevllle Proteellaue - ■ 9.647 Rlue Funnel Yokohama Sept. 14 and Alberni on a pleasure trip. get. Yokohama Maru "■■■ ■ 6,147 Great North. Yokohama Sept. 27 The party will rest at the Em Naval Cadets Got Thrill press Hotel to-night and leave Let these men who use this oil tell you what their DEER IEA DEPARTURE» When World’s Largest Bat for Lake Crescent on the ferry Steamer Master Agent For Fall Olympic to-morrow. motors do. # Empress of Canada Robinson C V R. Yokohama Aug. 14 tleship Raced 32 Knots The tug Prosper from Belling ham for sand gravel, waa re Rlthete Arabia Maru ----- :— Yokohama Aug. 18 ported In to-day. Try it in your motor on their say so. Iyo Maru ------5.937 Gt. Northern Yokohama Aug 27 Vancouver. Aux 13 —After making Empress of Australia Halley C. P R. Yokohama Sept. 11 the cruise In H M 9 Hood from Van The Salvage King, now build President McKinley ------Admiral Line Yokohama Aug. 24 couver to Halifax. Seaman Alaatair L. ing for the Pacific Salvage Com SAILINGS What You’ll Find Shidsouka Maru ■— - 4.268 Gt. Northern Yokohama Sept. 31 MacUallum R.C.N.V.R., arrived here pany at the Bow. McLachlan yesterday by rail from Halifax He If Manila Maru ■ - - 9.511 Rlthete Yokohama Sept. 25 yards at Paisley, is now ready TO EUROPE a member of the Canadian Volunteer Make Reservations New Africa Maru ■ -Rlthete Yokohama Oct. 11 Reserve, and he and Stoker T. Klro- for plating, local owners are in You’ll find that Aristo deposits a certain amount of formed. The Salvage King will FROM QUEBEC Arizona Maru —... -5------Rlthete Yokohama Oct. 24 mina. were the only members of the British Columbia branch aelevied to Incorporate twenty-five years of To Cherbourg.I Empress cSfseetUnd residue, as do all motor oils without exception. make the cruise with the forty others salvage experience on this Coast, Aue. 17 Sept. 34 Sept. 19 Oct.-- I Empress of Erases But you’ll find it to be soft and fluffy—not the hard, gritty POSITIONS BY WIRELESS TRANSPACIFIC MAILS of the Canadian battalion. and will be ready for December Leaving Vancouver at 6 39 a.m. on delivery. She will have engines To Belfast - Glass*w SSTEVA July 5. the British special service squad of 3,000 home power, making her Oct. J ...... Montlaurler “carbon” that you may know. DIAN Sct/MsH ... Aug 11—CASA- August. 1924 ron became Intact when the lights cruis Ta Liverpool uiAii OV.U1IIOU. for Vancouver, <31 China end Japan the- most powerful craft of her ers that had remained In Victoria Joined Sept. It Oct. IT You’ll find, too, that most of Tt blows out with the exhaust. „ miles from Cape Flattery . Achilles— Malls close Aug 7, S.S0 a m ; the flagship off Victoria at noon flan type in existence. When com Montrerai PRINCESS MAOLTNNA, at Kyuquot due at Yokohama Aug 21. Francisco was reached at 6 p.m on July pleted the Salvage King will be FROM MONTERAI Village, northbound President Madison—Mails close Aug. 7. and here the four days spent in port ten years ahead of the coast by T* He I fast-G lasso w Y ou may see 10,000—20,000—and even greater mileages perhaps, 12, 4 p m.; due et Yokohama Aug 14. were filled with one festivity after an Sept. 34 ...... Mer loch LANDAfl. Japan for Grey's Harbor, Empress <>f Canada—Malts close Aug. virtue of Innovations * added ae noon position 41.52 N.. 117.1$ W other. The sailors considered it one of the result of a long and success Oct. I ...... Montreal registering on your speedometer with no “carbon” effect upon 14. 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama Aug. 36, the best receptions of the cruise Te Uvarpse» CANADIAN INVENTOR, for Victoria. Shanghai Aug 29. Hongkong Sept. 1. Weighing anchor at 4.10 a.m, *on July ful experience by the company your motor—no lay-ups for removal, no lost time and no expense. 110 miles south of Cape Flattery. Arabia Maru—Malls close Aug. 17, 4 11, they proceeded to the Panama Canal on the West Coast. Au*. *9, Sept. 21 ...... Mont calm p.m.; due at Yokohama Sept. 1. Sept. I Oct. 1 ...... Montrée* MANCHESTER CIVILIAN, for Van- and shortly after paaelne the ...... Oct. 14 ...... Moatclare couver. MO miles from Victoria. President McKinley—Malls close Aug Gate the light cruisers Delhi. Danae. The Arabia Maru of the 0.8.K. 19 1 Letter after letter comes from users saying they arc getting 14, 4 p.m.: due av Yokohama Sept. I. Ta Cherbourg - Saethaeaptoé. Aatwer» HORDA. for Vancouver. 710 miles Dauntless and Dragon saluted each of line will clear for the Orient this Oet. 1 ...... Melita these results. > „ Shanghai Sept 14, Hongkong Sept. 14. tbe remaining shlpe and eet off on their south of Este van Bmpress of Russia—Malls close Aug evening, via Victoria, calling here Sept. 19 ESTABLISHED 1885 NEWS IN BRIEF 'SEASIDE SERVICE TO SPEAK HERE New Early-Fall (^Assessment notice to Victoria rate Sir William Ashley will payer* went out this afternoon for BY OR. DAVIES ID the year 1926. he the speaker at the Footwear The regular monthly mooting of the Canadian Club luncheon rDentist Says Country is Best: Veterans of France has been post poned uattl Thursday, August 21, at at noon, on August 26, to For Foreigners in South JUST ARRIVED 8 pjn. America Roderic Siverti has awarded the Service Will be Conducted members of the British As contract far a five-room modern bun From a Raft^t Cadboro The beat country for the foreigner galow to D.' H. Bale, to be erected on sociation. f . In South America is the Eastern Re For Ladies and Gentlemen Richardson Street. public of the Uruguay, according to The function will be Dr. T. H. Uallaugher. who In staving Twelve seeks of beer were stolen It has been found by experiment I at the Dominion Hotel from Monte by thieves who broke La the front held at the Chamber of 1 Video. The visitor is a practising Q.R.S. Player-Piano Music Rolls , View Wimlowi that the custom^anH>*oy<*ri by some door of the Silver Spring Brewery of the "Discipk^i of Our Lord." in j dentist In the Uruguayan capital, between Saturday and Monday. preaching to «heir seaside audiences Commerce, as the Library {and says that the country extends a REGULAR $1.25 EACH 1923 frojprTheir gfthing boats is a workable I hearty welcome to foreigners, who A cheque artist has been busy in 4>îr»n toMgly, and accordingly at the 1 Association has already jure extensively Interested in vom- ’S SHOE STORE Victoria, according t,o information oily Tempi** Seaside Service which | merce. and In the management of the supplied by the police. One store engaged the Empress I great grass farms In the interior, Phene 1242 Is to be held at Cadboro. Bay Beach 649 Yatee Street was victimised to the extent of $40 li next Sunday afternoon the preacher, where graze the cattle and sheep cash and mercKsfidixe. $2» being ij who will be Rev. Ur. Clem Davies, Hotel ballroom. which are the staple produce of the ERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE I •cash given in change on a cheq pastor of the City Tvmpef"hnd the country. About 3.000 foreigners re w hich proved to be a forgery. musical instrument which will, lead side in the country. in the congregational singing will be The doctor came to Vancouver to These responsible for the success placed on a raft moored Just off shore thu Canadian Dental Association con ful garden fete held yesterday after ference last week, beiqg himself a SPECIAL THIS WEEK so as to permit everyone to see the noon at the residence of Mrs. Glass- minister and to hear him distinctly. graduate of one of the Eastern col Popular Song Roll* only are on sale at thia «1Î.00 Bowl Fixture for I I |10 DO Bowl Fixture for ford. Gorge Road, under the auspices The singing will be led by a port leges. He is delighted with Victoria 80.50 | I 87.60 of the City Temple Business Indies’ able organ of the lusty throated and the Island. ridiculously low price and the choice of titles Club, wish to thank all who so kindly variety used by Moody and Sankey embraces several hundred pieces which have assisted in making the affair such in some of their famous missions. A Plot. 5S0S MURPHY ELECTRIC CO. « 8‘ success. The Mayor is also tha-nkeu solo cornet 1st will also assist. The Tl been best sellers in recent months. for hie Support and splendid off'.-i - seaside service is .being held by the Come early and choo*e a dozen or two of these ing. invitation of a number of the camp 200 INSANE ENTER - ers at Cadboro ""Bay Beach who were rolls while they are on sale at such a low price. hoys on Canadian farms will prob Bail in the sum of $1,000 was anxious that as In past years a re ligious service should be held during ably be one of the thinga to come granted to-day by Magistrate Jay In the case of George Brook, charged on the holiday season at their vacation under review hy the party, which will spot. Large numbers of people will ILS. ASYLUMS DAILY a two-year-old warrant with the lion- Members Will Use Efforts to WELCOME VISIT or probable consist ,of Mise Bondfleld. go from the city to take part In the Mrs. Harrison Bell, who represents support of his wife and child. ..Claude L. Harrison, City Prosecutor, ap unique service, however, and it is Secure Admission of Kedons Labor on the Overseas Settlement understood that many families will FI.CTÇÏ#JRQS Committee; C. F. Fiant and Lieut. peared for the prosecution, and J. A. to Canada Alkman for theMefeàdant. Defend take their picnic dinners to the beach after the morning services in theii ant was a member of the crew' of the | LONGER TOUR URGED home churches to be prêtent in the President James Beatty voiced the liner President McKinley. enthusiastic appreciation of Rotar- Cable dispatches announcing the afternoon. The service will begin Care of Feeple Minded Looms Urne promptly at 3 o'clock and will last lans for a magnificent musical enter "Everything in Music" Immigration Officials " 1 party would sail for Canada Septem Hon. T. O. Pattullo. Minister of about three-quarters of an hour. tainment by Mine. Ella and Aaron as Still Greater Problem Overseas Settlement Party her 11. added that the visitors would 1-ands. stated to-day that as no ob Kedon at to-day's luncheon at the 1110 DOUGLAS STREET not travel beyond Winnipeg. jections had been received from any • 'hamber of Commerce, when he said For the State , Make Close Study While the Immigration Department of the outside municipalities to the "I am sure the applaùac given in is leaving the party a free hand in construction of a submerged dam by ample assurance to our guests that New York. Aug. 14.-Insanity la Ottawa. Aug. 14 - The Canadian anything it proposes to do. it 'Vancouver City at the upper intake we have appreciated^- their art ns increasing steadily in the United made plain to-day that the party will on Seymour Creek, and In \ lew of DECLARES WOMAN the presentation of the most wonder Immigration Department welcomes States. At present more than 200 have to go as far as the Rocktee to the necessity that the work should ful entertainment ever heard in persona enter asylums each day. the investigation which a British ensure à proper view of conditions in proceed with as little delay a* po* Victoria by Rotary. In 1890 there were 106,000 insane Overseas Settlement party, including Western Canada and the possibilities Flble. formal approval of the plans "1 feel that we are all anxious to in the country Miss Margaret Bondfleld. M.P.. ia to for new settlement therein. would be given without delay. KILLED HERSELF do a favor in return Mr Htenar, By 1924 thia had increased to near % make this Fall in Canada. The de the father of these clever artists, has ASSISTANCE GIVEN ly 300.000. partment has offered to facilitate the Member* of the American Legion. Kid McCoy Denies He Mur been in receipt of very harsh treat If the present rate of increase WE WANT YOUR ORDER inquiry by the party into any phase The Immigration Department pro Maple Post. Seattle, will a^aln visit ment in his own land. In Moscow should continue in 160 years one per of Canadian development or into con poses to let the British Labor experts Victoria this Summer, a Joint com he was a manufacturer in a very son out of every 200 will be insane. dered Mrs. Theresa Mors in large way ditions of farm labor. choose their own itinerary and nyeth mittee of Victoria veteran* having Population of asylums and institu "There has been much red tape The alleged ill-treatment of British ods. The department has offered to arrangements in hand to entertain Los Angeles tions for mental disorders la increas We Gi?e Full Value For Your Money arrange all transportation and book their United States comrades Sep surrounding the arrival of these tal ented young people in Canada, and ing from three to five per rent an ings in Canada and to place its ex tember 6 and 7. The programme will nually—and there la no sign of a let- perts at the disposal of the party pn-babl v be much the same as ls*t Former Prize Ring Man Faces it is not at all sure they will be throughout the Dominion. The ten year. There will be a football match in the afternoon Saturday and a Grimmestit Fight of His THE RED* CROSS WORKSHOP tative itinerary, however, begins f'rtoAnn ^Mr. Htenar could continue hie officially in Quebec, proceeds through dance in the even!rig. A joint Sunday Career 684-6 Johnson St. (just below Government St.) Phene E168 memorial service at the Cross of business right here in Victoria. 1 Ontario to the prairies and takes in you all to use ail the Influence Where Wounded Welcome Work j the Maritime Provinces on the re Sacrifice at Rosa Bay Cemetery will Lot Angeles. Aug. 14.—Kid McCoy, be held. possible to see that these brilliant turn Journey. veteran of the prize ring, whose people become citizens of Victoria. clever fists brought him fat purses I The fire at the Summit near Alberni I would also ask Rotarian Lyons and is reported to be burning into the and wide fighting renown more than the other distinguished visitors we Horne Lake district. The road was a quarter of a vent dry ago. aaf In a have with us to-day from Ontario to crossed about a mile from the Ar- Jail cell here to-day facing the most add their support to the cause of rowsmtth summit. Stage communi desperate battle of his career—a fight these people." cation was interrupted. It was stated, to free himself of the chargeiof mur The educational committee of the but trains have been running as dering a womrfVi x club staged a stunt farce, to drive usual. A cabin has been burned. One The woman. Mrs. Theresa Mors, home the lesson that Rotary princi bridge on the E. and N. Railway had divorced wife of a Wealthy^ dealer in ples should govern the everyday life antiques, was found dead yesterday WhyNotCurl fortunate escape as the fire turned. of the members and not be limited Forest Ranger O. L. Davies, who wa* in the apartment she and McCoy, to views voiced at meetings. trapped, and ^ad an exciting time at whose true name la Norman Selby, Your Hair Archibald Hood to Serve Six Roger Creek.' entered Port Alberni had occupied for several weeks In with his face and hands burned. her head was a .12-calibre bullet; Months For $4,591 De nearby tiras an automatic piftol of the Ui Picturesque imegery is expected at same calibre and a note signed by The Olympic’ With an ELECTRIC CURLER ? falcations banquets, but that of Lieut.-Colonel McCoy bequeathing ail his worldly Repeat Orders Michel), of Toronto, at the teachers' possessions to his mother. Sails at 1 a.m.” Sentence of six months' Imprison dinner last evening. Is certainly un WOUNDED THREE We carry a choice selection from $1.45 to fs.eo The best evidence of good, satis common treatment of a subject which When McCoy waa arrested several ment was handed out by Magistrate By Stephen Hennagan factory work la repeat orders. In its grandeur and majesty deserves hours later, after terrorizing em Jay this morning to Archibald Hood, the heights of eloquence. In describ ployees and patrons of two fashion NEW YORK. Aug. 1G—Ocean We note on our jobbing order former manager of the Vancouver ing their experiences at the Great able sbribe and shooting and slightly Milling and Grain Company in Vic Liner Row, 10 p.m.. The book the large proportion of Divide In the Rockies he asked If they wounding three persons, he was stub N: toria, charged with defalcations to ever thought that the streams which bornly silent for a time, but finally piers where great boats arrive and HAWKINS & HAYWARD patrons are those for whotii we 1 the extent of $4.691 while In the com- flowed eastward to the Atlantic talked freely. Mm. More had killed depart for strange lands. Aliena, did work some months ago. I puny's employ. In passing sentence flowed until they were frozen, while herself, he said. The shock and clad in colorful garb, edging away In Electrical Quality and Service Stores Magistrate Jay remarked that while those which flowed West to the Pa grief had "put out hia lights" and the darkness of a New York night. Our aim la first of all to please 1101 Douglas Street and 1607 Douglas Street thern might be some ground to the eifle remained wet for ever. filled him with an insane rage to kill Fish. A tipsy sailor from a foreign by good work and square deal argument advanced for the defence her husband, "who drove her to it. port. Three cooks In kitchen white DR. RAYMOND F. C. KIEB. (Nr. Cor. Fort) (Opp. City Hall) ing with all Any Jobbing? that the salary paid to the accused ISF kill all those who stood in his out for a breath of air. “ was net adequate when compared Phone 107. HOME PRODUCTS WILL way, and finally'to. kill himself. The Olympic la sailing at, 1 a m. Telephones 2627 and 641 with the responsibilities he had to But fate hid Moor from him. and up. Corridors of some institutions assume as manager, the shortages Happy crowds arriving in limousines BE WELL REPRESENTED hia plan to kill himself was lost in and taxicabs. "Get a flag and wave have to be used as dormitories. had been deliberate and spread over a the awlrl of events. long period while he had been filling AT PROVINCIAL FAIR good-bye to mother-in-law," barks Dr Raymond’ F. C. Kleb. medical a position of trust. He had accepted TALKED WITH BISTER an aged map with & large stock ot superintendent of Matteâwan State Police believe portions of McCoy's flags of all lands. An elderly matron the position at the salary offered and Hospital for the Insane, takes an there had been no evidence to show Two floors in the Home Products story, but declare his suicide defence in black Stares at him In derision. haa already received its knockout optimistic view of the problem. that he had applied for It to be in Building will be completelytllled with Must have a married daughter. A bio* from hia own sister. Mm. Jen "There was a time," he said, "when Can You Afford creased. Beau Hrummel sailing for Paris exhibits at the Provincial Fall Fair nie Thomas, whom they quote as say John Cowan, secretary-treasurer to extract hia pass psychiatry did not have an impor of the Vancouver Milling and Grain which opens at the Willows, Monday. ing McCoy came to her home soon port. What ho! The clink of bot To Buy Anything but the Best Feeds at Prêtant Prieaaf ORDER Co., gave evidence ns to the salary after the shooting of Mrs Mora and tant place In medical schools. Some George l Warren, monaging secretary burst out with "l Just had to kill tle». Taking a sandwich to a sure Then Phone "Two nine oh eight" four your next supply. paid to Hood. He had been paid fire banquet. He always haa an ex schools ignored it. Others merely $100 and $126 a month before he be of the Chamber of Commerce, who le that -woman." VICTORIA FEED COMPANY LIMITED McCoy, under a grilling at the city tra collar button in hia vest pocket. gave lectures with very little pr no came manager. In February. 1923. In charge of the section, announcea Many sightseeing visitors aboard. Phene Two-Nlne-Oh-Eight (Hugh Allan) 1901 Government Si NOW while he was manager he was paid Every inch of space has been taken, Jail.- admitted he had called on hia clinical work. Those days are past. sister soon after Mrs. Mom's death, Visiting an ocean liner develops a $140. As he did not make good In ami the exhibits will mostly he repre desire for travel that cannot lie "There la another reason for tak While you can get good delivery on the position of manager he was re but "could not remengper what I told sentative of Vancouver Island indus denied. Hello there! Gloria Swan duced to the position .of accountant her or how long I tfUkyed." > ing an optimistic view. There has prevent the unloading on our soilloll i tries. son. the movie actress. She la wear of asylums, however, is the number at $126. One of the features, as previously He clung to his suicide version of been Increasing signs of confidence of "new patients." In New York the physically and mentally uni the shooting, telling detectives that ing brown sun-glasses, a pink drees, Witness produced a letter from ac announced, will be a model poet office by the public in hospital» for mental State alone in 1910, the number of from other countries. Mm. Mom was driven to despair by black cape and hat to match. Not a CAMERON’S cused acknowledging a shortage in in the central portion of tl>e building. new cases was 5,944; In 1916 It in "1 believe that the unfit are pi*, his accounts, turning over his Insur- her troubles with her former hus soul recognize**her. Better take off creased to 6.690; In 1922 it Increased posely sent hère with the expect* An orchestra has been engaged to band. That she suddenly cried out your disguise. Gloria. She qame $to In Matteawan the "population ' •nce policies and asking that his has increased steadily for the past to 7,408 tton that our rich and charitabL play in the building during the whole that she "could not • stand it any aay goodbye tto Forrest Halsey, her wife, who knew nothing of the mat week of the Fair, and will give con twenty years. But Dr. Kleb warns Dr Klcb.hu définit# Id.u .bout : cciu,r’!ry „wl" 'lke -T*'* of ,h*m- ter. he spared as much as possible. longer," and attempted to stab her story adapter, gotlng to France tti govemmea KINDLING certa every afternoon and evening. self to death with a butcher knife. that statistic» should be closely our Immigration problem. Speaking i whleh 11 doe8- The prepare the way for her new picture. He also offered to make restitution of his own institution, he says: should i ^ weed undesirable», oq Virtually all the industries of im When this failed, he said, aha took a Deck stewards haggard and worn. examined for their true value. as far as in hi* power. portance in Victoria and the Island The delay in proeecutin* was be piatol from a dresser drawer and They've been on duty seventeen "The increase has been In popula "For the past fifteen years the will be represented, it la announced, cause the company hesitated to fired a bullet through her head be hours. One o’clock In the morning is tion," he aayp, "not in admissions. foreign born averaged 46.9 per cent and many of the manufacturers have fore he could stop her. WOOD I prosecute an old employee and unusual sailing hour from this This means that there has been a of admissions During 1823 there VANCOUVER CLEARINGS gone to considerable expense in stag were seventy-three foreign-born ad wanted to give him every chance to JEALOUS RAGE port. But it is popular. Except with ! steady accumulation. Some patients and don't wait for there Is going to make restitution. The opinion they ing attractive dieplaya missions br forty-seven per cent. .Vancouver, Aug. 14.—-The past week** be a big Police declare, however, that what those who are seeking publicity. The stay in institutions for years—some bank clearings here were $14,661,14$. held at the head office, however, was Mm. More really planned waa a rer ship news photographers don't work even fifty yearn "Without any desire to advocate j NOT BOUND BY TREATIES closing of our porta Of entry to those ; that accused was not In the re conciliation with her former husband, at night. Patients are admitted to .institu pentant mood. he should be In anji Melbourne. Aug 14 - Replying to and that McCoy’■ Jealous rage over The meanest trick played to-night. attracted to thia country by its WESTMINSTER CLEARINGS not doing all he could to make res tions noWk he pointa out. where in wealth and advantages and who question in the Australian House thia impending reconciliation le in VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 ■BASEBALL, BOXING TIMES SPORTING NEWS SWIMMING, GOLF- St. Louis Browns British Ruggers c I II I rill I I Was FINE FORWARD Standard of Build for Sprinting Is Scoffed at; Scored by Press Off Their Racing Drop Two Close Exceedingly Keen Man With Piano Legs er Pipe Stems Gan Travel For Stepping Out At Colwood To-day Games and Slip 'Lêndon, Aug. 14 (Canadian At Cordova Gaia Press Cable)—According to the Dally Express Cape Town cor respondent, there has been con Victoria Has Had 14 Days of; Yankees Defeat Them by siderable criticism lately of the Fine Programme of Events playing of the visiting British Uninterrupted Racing: Not Single Run and Now Lead Rugby teem. Some newspapers Run Off at Annual Affair suggest that the team has been a Day’s Rain League by Seven Points wined and dined tee much. Yesterday The Cepe Tewn Times says: “It is only • ghost of the team that landed • month ego end de Detroit Wins and Loses in serves te be beaten. If Great T. Weilburn Again Wins the Charles A. Byrne, Yesterday’s Britain wants ta maintain the Double-header While Wash- excellent standard set hitherto, Little Arctic Cup in 100 Longshot, Pays $28.60; certain ef her players must cut . ington is Defeated out jollification. Ae a part ef Yards Swimming Race Veterans Are Running bueinees it jje not fair te their op ponents wfo put the aame first and gaiety afterward. After having: an uninterrupted run New York. WmK- 14.—Within The result of such comment is Kéen competition featured the here for two week» the gee-gees are twenty-four hours the pennant that the manager ef the British annual Cordova Bay regatta staged «taking their getaway at the Colwood chances of the St. Louts Browns have team has declined te allow hie yeeterday. and it was one of the beet track this afternoon. Many of the faded from a bright rose color to an pleyere te attend the greet ball held for a number of years. A fine high - class thoroughbreds have olive drab. When SIsKt’s men In arranged in their honor at programme had been arranged and a vaded New York yesterday they were Pietermartxburg. He cays he is already departed for Vancouver to F. N. 8. CREEK large entry list made the events very be ready for the opening of the three only four games behind the then & nursing hie men for Saturday's exciting. A splendid crowd gathered weeks’ of racing there on Saturday, One of the outstanding players second place Yankees. To-day they test at Durban. on the beach to watch the regatta. and most of the ponies remaining with the Corinthians who will play are down six contests with the The field events, which were held In here are veterans of many seasons’ here next Wednesday against the Yankees on the top perch, seven the early part of the afternoon, pro campaigning. points ahead of the Detroit Tigers. ZækMSÈÈÊM pick of Victoria, is Creek, their duced a number of flrte races. This Is the longest straight run of The Browns lost two heartbreaking racing that has been held here* kf centre forward. He is twenty-six Hudson’s Bay Are One of the most exciting race# wae games to the Yankees by scores of the, hoys’ four-paddle canoe event, in the last decade. Ih the past the years of age and weighs 142 piunis. one to nothing and two to one. As which J. Chapman. O.'Klrkendale. D. ponies have been restricted to seven He played with Trinity Col'egf, the results indicate, both battles we. • days owing to the fact that only one Cambridge, in 1319:20-21. and has decided by single combat between the Stepping Fast In Kirkendale and I>. Harris piloted track was available. With the con toured with the Corinthians l.r Hol rival moundsmen. Honora were v van their canoe over the line Juat a few struction of the beautiful new track land. Denmark and Belgium. In the opener between Peniock end Inches ahead of L. French. O. Fall, at Colwood by Hon. T. G. Coventry Wingard. but Robertson turned the J. Mercer and G. C. Blssell. and hie associates it became possible tide of victory In the former’s fa’pr Wednesday Cricket Another exciting finish was wit for the racing folks to put on four- with a two-t*ase wild throw {m*t nessed In the mixed four canoe race teen days' of racing without Inter Australian Tennis first. Bush won a deserved trluhiph In which Dees’s crew passed Pend- ruption. >iot even a shower of rain over Shocker In Ihe last game. Club Disposes of Albions For ray’s Just before the finishing Un* hamarred the racing After taking the first game $-4 nosing them out of first place. Up until yesterday the racing was St>rs Doing Well and establishing a six-run lead in Second Win of Series; Til- DOROTHY PENDRAY WINS of a very high standard. There were the second, Detroit collapsed at the full fields and the finishes in most HEADS. LEFT TO RIGHT, HUSSEY, CLARKE, MURCHISON, LECONEY. LEGS, DITTO In the ladies’ single canoe Dorothy cases were well contested. Several feet of the Athletics in the fifth Inn lietgns Also Win Pendray proved her speed once again ing, the White Elephants chasing sensational prices were posted. In which they wear their by crossing the finishing line In the bi Newport Tennis j seven runs over the p*n 1» that "He's built like a sprinter.” breed. Black Gold looks more like a manner in cluding the top price of $137.60 paid What are the standard specifica race horse than Morvlch did. but hé lead of Misa French. Albert Russell on Billy Connor at Colwood on | frame and winning out 8-7 in the Hussey is built like a smashing carried off the honors in the single , eleventh. Stoner was chiefly re- tions of the sprinter? if any. lacks the class and aristocracy thgt W.C.L. Standing Monday. Breaking of Horses and humans. wp.s written all over the perfect run fullback. Clarke suggests a tall, thin, dinghy race, and won the Norris cup SMALL FIELDS Brookes Moves Along in i "sensible for the grand blowup ning horse. Man o' War left-handed pitcher. Murchison, P. W. L. Pte. and medal. A. Russell and L. French Man o’ War was one of the greatest Hudson's Bay...... 2 2 0 6 Singles: With Schlesinger !Cv!^trhTw!.hL„D sprinters ever foaled. Likewise one PIPE STEMS VS. PIANO LEGS you’d guess off-hand, to be a weight- had no trouble In winning the men’e Yesterday, however, the fields were thrower. Leeoney reminds you of Tillicums...... l i o 3 small and the class of runners was of the most beautiful horses that ever doubles 200 yards and return. And yet this hobo -of the turf has middleweight boxers you’ve seen In Albions...... l o 1 0 much below that which the public fared the barrier. Man o' War had run to record time in a number of Tommy Weilburn again carried off had been following during, the pre He Wins Twice in Doubles the i*er(ect race horse build, a long gymnasiums. Cranlelgh...... 2 0 2 4 the Little Arctic cup by defeating^Jl win, coupled with Chicago’s double vious twelve days. In three of ihe body, lean flanks, fragile legs that So much for the horses. NO UNIFORMITY IN BUILD comers in1 the 100 yards open swim- races only five horses started In each. death at the hands of Boston, en tapered off to pipe-stehi 'proportions. Consider the American relay team How about their legs? By winning their second match in 1 ming race. Jack Kinsmen wae sec In all but the third race the winning Newport, R.I, Aug. 14. Six la*n abled the Indians to pass the White And he was a-blue-blood. which won the Olympic 400-metre No uniformity in build exists there, the Wednesday Cricket League the ond. Sox Into fifth place. horses had the rest of the fields trail tennis stars fought their way Into the Morvlch followed Man o* War. event in the world's record time of either. It is fifty-fifty between the Hudson’s Bay are heading right out FIELD EVENTS ing them by at least a length. Practically hitproof pitching was after the championship. They dis round before the semi-finale of the Morvlch won Ihe Kentucky^-Derby forty-one seconds flat. piano-legs as represented by Hussey Boys’ and girls' running race, els The" dtily close finish occurred In the principal factor in Boston's and other notable events. Morvlch A relay team Is composed of four and Murcheison and the pipe stems posed of the Albions yesterday, and the third race when Tough and Tight years and under, twenty-five yards— the l aeliu, here >esterda>. Ot this , [>p,nri. Ktuhke ehut out Chicago alto looked as much like Man o’ War as sprinters. One/nan must be as fast of Clarke and Leeoney. the previous week defeated Cranlelgh. 1. M. Gllchrest; 2. V. Rlchete. gained a verdict of .Welga by a short on ash heap resembles Gibraltar. He as the other, if not faster. You’d Hussey la juat ae fast with hla The Tillicums In their first appear margin. Welga seemed to have the group a.trto of Californians, William j lwo hl,„ „nd Kullerton in.| tjulhn Glrle’ running race, ten years and M J,.hnston Harvey 8ndogr... .n,l dld well ln the final. The was thick and heavy-and unsymmet- Imagine that such a team would be short, stocky legs as is Leeoney with ance In the league administered a under, fifty yards—1. Mary Weller; 3, race well In hand but Cowan did not rical. But. Gus. the old nag sure made up of men of similar build. his trim, greyhound stride. second defeat to Cranlelgh. The see fit to put the whip on his mount tinrent* J. Griffin, all of-San EVen- .,rt, and Through Hilda Kellow. Cisco, held places of vanlage. The ] lh,lr ,wln trlllmph lh, R,d y", could step! But the mosVyronsptcuotis Physical Sprinting speed, obviously. 1a not a scores were: Boye* running race, ten years and and watched Tough and Tight come And there's Black Gold, this year’s uniformity about the four young matter of standard build. More like up on the outside and take the ver other brackets were tilled by Norman chmhed out of Ihe cellar • Hudson* Ray 111. Albions 53. under, fifty yards—1. Howard Vaio; Derby winner. A tramp horse, a Americans—Hussey. Clarke. Murchi ly it Is a matter of form, stamina and Tillicums 150. Cranlelgh 72. 2. George t’ampbell. dict. T-uigh and Tight paid the K. llrookea, the Australian nestor, Ur. j six gamce Instead of seven to-day product of gypsy rings, a mongrel son and Jdeconey—Is the orthodox heart. - second best price of the afternoon, George King, York, and John F. separate the I'lrates from Ihe Giant'. The Tillicums turned In the best Girls’ running race, fourteen yeare being good for S15.Î5 on straight Whitrheck. a young Harvard player. , m the National league, as a result batting display, Fletcher topping the and under, fifty yards—1, Evelyn hets. Zarin. the favorite, finished Whitbeck accounted for an upset of the formers fvur-to-two victory side with «5. while Johnson had a 37. Day; 2. May Gibson. third, while Welga. the second choice, by ills victory. He conquered S. over------— the champions. Timely hitting The next best score to. these was that Boys’ running race, fourteen year» was second. Howard Voehell, New. York, No. 18 of of Quainton of Cranlelgh. who turned and under, fifty yards—!. Gilbert and sharp fielding turned the trick Vancouver Golf PLAYS FINE GAME Revive Report Of 81argleon; 2, Gerald Lancaster. A VERY GOOD PRICE the national ranking list and a seeded for the home lads. The other eis In a 84. not out. Ellis of the Hudson’# Bay. had a score of 23, not out. Girls’ runnlng-éace. sixteen years, gk Charles A. Bryne was the real long contender, S-6. 6-1, 7-8. teams were idle. The performance of Griffin, who and undert seventy-five yards—L shot winning the sixth race after AMERICAN LEAGUE VERRALL BEST BOWLER Beverly Vaio; 2. May Gibeon. defeated N. W. Niles, the Boston vêl Star Drops Out A New Pro Hockey staging a hot drive in the stretch. Boston, Aug. 14.'—Boston won two The bowling honora were captured Roys' running race, sixteen yearg Lochmond. Jr, made a race of It in erai, 6-4, 6-4. revealed tome of the by Verrall of the* ~Bays, who took and under.^seventy-five yards—1, (3. best deep court etrategy of the day. games from the Chicago White Sox the early stages, but slipped back to yesterday, the first 6 to 0 and second ■even of the Albtona’ wickets for 32 C. Blssell; 2. J. W. K. Dunn. third place at the turn. Nebraska The Californian adroitly forced his In Early Stage Circuit In East 4 to 1. In the opener. Ehmks held the rune. Burslem of the Albions. toppled Ladies’ potato and spoon race, fifty moved up in the stretch, but Lomond. openings and then by speed finished Sox hitless until the eighth and with five wickets for 32 runs. Fletcher of yards—1, Mrs. E. T. Day; 2. Mrs. G. Jr, came on again and took the place the rally for the point. In each set the Tillicums, dropped four ofClan- Baker. money. Horlnga. the favorite, was Bone hitting hard with men on bases Griffin broke through hi. opponent'. ,a„u " In ihc .e-Vn.l conT", New York Has Wind of An lelgh’s wickets for 28. while Helnekey AQUATIC EVENTS (Conduced on pegs 13 ) servicee#»rv ii'F onnn thetha- ninth game.irum#» ThroughThrnueh- ...... ' McLorg Suffers Unexpected Thurston’s 1 to 0 leqd wax cut »nt took two for 11. Hanson with two Ladles’ double canoe race, open te out the battle, which marked the by four Boston runs in the eighth. Reverse in Western Amateur other Scheme Being Put for 6. waa the beat of the Cranlelgh first tournament victory for Griffin residents. 200 yard»—1, j Mrs. Pen Hillcrests Defeat K H. E trundlerp. dray and Miss D. Pendray; 2. Mrs. J. over Niles, the Californian's place Chicago ...... 0 2 1 Tourney at Saskatoon Through This Winter The scores wfre as follows: Dee and Miss Dee. ments were remarkably good. Boston ...... 6 13 3 Hudson's Bay Co. Men s single dinghy race. 200 yards, Garrison in First Walter M Hall, New York, In a Faber, J.yons, Dobbs and Crouse; Norris cup and medal, residents only belated second round match also ac Ehmke and O’Neill. Booth, lbw b Bentley...... 7.. 0 New York, Aug. 17.—Although the Lindner, b Burslem...... 2 — l. A Russell; 2. C. Browyi. counted for the elimination of a R. H. E. Saskatoon, Aug. 14.—Out of a field Boys’ single dinghy, sixteen year» Game of Playoff Verrall, b Burslem ...... 6 seeded player, defeating Lawrence U. Chicago ...... 16 0 of sixty-four, who started yesterday * opening of the season is still a long and under, with coxswain. 200 yards Rice, BosiA. 10-8. 5-7. 6-1. Boston ...... « 8 3 morning In Quest of the amateur golf ! way ofT, things are moving fast In Watson, c Eaton b Burslem .... • 4 ; and return. resident» only—1, 1* Obtaining a nine-run lead In the DOUBLES GET STARTED championship of Western Canudai Redman, b Burslem ...... Thurston and Schalk; Fullerton, over this course, hut aixt**en survived] professional hockey circles In Can » I French .1 A. - IT , VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 they have become famous both on the screen and on the speaking That FEATURE PICTURE AT PANTAGES THEATRE THIS WEEK "Knuehen" AT THE THEATRES Jack Holt’s Latest Feeling Paramount Picture fighting Adventurer Scores Decided Hit Prize Story Picture AT THE THEATRES Jack Holt’s latest Paramount star Columbia—-“The Fighting Adven- Showing at Columbia picture. “Gentleman of Leisure,” showing at the Vantages Theatre, Pan ta gee—“A Gentleman of scores a decldea hlt. Thirteen person*, dnly two of them The etar ha# the role ef a young women, but all widely known to mov Capitol—“Unguarded Women.” American of wealth and Meure who. ing picture fheatre patron*, were Dominion—“The Side Show of returning from an extended trip selected to portray the leading char Life.” abroad, meets Molly Creedon, played acters In “The Fighting Adventurer," Playheuea—“A Seaside Revue. by atgrld Holmuulet, daughter of the Universal Jewel at the Columbia Royal—-“The Covered Wagon.” Deputy Commissioner . bf Police of Theatre to-day. The picture was New York City. For him It le a case of love at first eight. On a wager adapted from the scenario submitted he enters Molly’s home, accompanied by a crook whom he has taken on by Wllllant Klwelt Oliver In the Carl this adventure presumably for the Laemmle Inter-collegiate scenario purpose of Instruction, >6t in reality contest and was awarded first prUo, to obtain her photograph within PANTAGES a scholarship. twenty-four hours but would also Oliver' Is a student in the Univer have It suitably inscribed by the girl Commencing Wednesday sity of California; also has had con herself. siderable travels in China and he Unfortunately, while Robert Wil drew upon hie knowledge of these loughby Pitt (Jack Holt) and hie JACK HOLT Widely divergent localities. companion. Spike Mullen, ere In the In ' The hero fe expelled from college Creedon home, "Big Phil,” the Com and makes hi*, way to China as a missioner returns, and recognises stowaway, where he encounters much Spike ae the man he had freed that adventure In en effort to rescue his Alfred Allen, Jack Holt and Sigrid Holmquisl in a scene from “A Gentleman sweetheart from the power of very morning, because of lack of evidence. He mistakes Pitt for an Are you in form to-day ? leaders of a revolutionary horde of . aa soldiers. Home of the abtlon calls international crook and many Inter the Paramount Picture L A Gentleman .of. Leisure 1 of Leisure” for hazardous experience in aero esting scenes follow in quick succes How often do yon get up In You can, you know, Kruschei There’s enough fun In this pic planes. sion before the tangle Is straightened and reckless widow than vivacious Impressed on hie mind,” and one the morning with that glorious will show you how, M it hat ture to chase Old Man Gloom Thomaa Forman directed the pic out. The picture has a decidedly novel ture. and the thirteen stars that climax. Supporting the star Is a cast Bebe Daniels; handsome, virile night Joe Jefferson came to the the Buffalo Shall feeling that you are ready to shown millions of others. right off the map.* ;> ^ appear in It are Pat <\‘Malley, Mary including Slgrid Holmqulat. Caaaon Richard Dix la the Ideal type of “the atre to play ‘Rip Van Winkle.’ Of Relic of Brigham tackle anything and anybody 7 That tiny pinch of Kruschei Comedy—Menty Banks In "Taxi, A et or, Raymond Hatton. Warner Ferguson, Alec Francis, Adele Far man of honor”; and Mary Aetor. with course Jefferson was a god to me. I Salts you take in your breakfaa Please” end Felix the Cat her winsome beauty ie perfectly cast How often do you carry that Otand. Edwin J. Brady, Taylor Car- rington, Frank Nelson. Alfred Allen. Just worshipped him and that night 1 — Young In Picture cup of coffee or tea orery morninj EVENINGS, 20c. 29c roll. Clarence Oeldert, Alfred Fisher. Nadeeti. Paul a fid Alice Queeneberry. in the appekllng role of the “true- eat enthralled In the theatre watch feeling with you throughout Jack Byron. James Wang. Emmett Joseph Henaberry directed. blue” fiancee. All three have featured ing the performance. When the show —you can’t taste it, but it bos I Matinee, 10o, * 16e—Children, 10o King, Jane Starr and Frank Kingsley. rules. The others In the strong sup warovrr I determined to talk to Jef When In 1*47, Brigham Young, the day, knowing nothing of most amusing offset It restore famous Mormon leader, piloted hie The Coolest and Most Comfortable O’Malley and Mies Astor have the porting cast Include Walter McQrall, ferson. Of course I was only a young morning irritability, of after liver and kidneys to their propel Picture House In the City juvenile leads and the others are In Frank Loeee, Harry Mestayer and actor playing bits In the stock com followers arrose the wilderness to the character parts of a type to whlcl Bebe Daniels Is Joe King. pany and I had no right on the stage. West, It was the custom to leave lunch sleepiness, of five o’clock state of efficiency and regularity Oue advice is not to miss seeing Ho I waited for him at the stage door. “bulletins of the plains” along the weariness, and utter dejection clears away all the imparities ths Featured In Film “Unguarded Women,” for It le one of When he came out of the theatre I way to encourage or to direct other# have been clogging your system the season's beet. went up to him and told him that I who might come later. It was cus of body and mind? “Unguarded Women" tomary to write these on buffalo and sends new, pure blood diiwini was a young actor and that I had How often do you return through your body. learned much from his performance skulls and- leave them at prominent Alan Croealand makes hie debut home fit to enjoy every mo Orchestral Feature that night. points en route. Such a message, You become in fact, an entirely as a Paramount producer with the “Jefferson sal* ttr-met- ^hat t» fhw signed by Brigham Young himself, ment of your hours of leisure, new being, cheery, energetic, self release of “Unguarded Women,” flght spirit, my boy. Always keep it, reposes in the Halt Lake Commercial reliant; and you look back upoi DOMINION pIX which plays at the Capitol Theatre CUrtyind by courtesy of that organi taking your recreation with all At Dominion To-night for you will learn something every this week; Advance reports have it sation, James Cruse, producer of the old days of tiredness and de day. I have been playing this part the greater zest because dur pression aa upon a bed droen that the director of "Enemies of The programme of special numbers for thirty years and only to-night a “The Covered Wagon.” a Paramount ing the day you have got Women," “Under the Red Robe” and as arranged by Director Prescott <*f the prop boy gave me a tip that greatly picture, which Is showing at the which the morning light baa die “Three Weeks" ha* surpassed aH of Dominion Hymphony Orchestra for the Improved my work. Have a recep Royal Victoria Theatre twice dally through a full-size man’s job polled. TO-NIGHT! MUSIC LOVERS’NIGHT his previous efforts We mnyv there music lovers’ night to be held this tive ear to suggestions and you will at 2.30 and 8.30, was able to obtain fore look for the ultimate in screen eviRlng will be one that lovers of good this priceless relic for use In the film. with a full-size man’s keen plays when this production is flashed music will appreciate. A fine pro learn something new from the most Iruechen Salta will ; keep put gramme will ulwo be rendered for the unexpected sources.' It was taken to Nevada and guarded ness and efficiency T in form — always. A 75c bottk on the local silver sheet. feature presentation "The Hide Show ng If It were a precious gem. A man China, with Its age-old civilisation. “I have always remembered that How often? Once a week? contains MU morning L “pinches.' of Life," which- will be quite in keeping advice and It has been a great help was detailed to return It to the Club Is the Interesting1 background of this with the atmosphere of the picture. The after the scenes had been made. Once a month ? Health and good rpiritllfa*, hat Symphony Orchestra gripping photoplay which James usual overture will be featured by the to me In making motion pictures.” orchestra dud combined concert organ. Ernest Torrence and Anna Q. Nils The story of "The Covered Wagon” Why not every day? s cent a day. Creelman adapted from the Satur deals with a young army officer who A. PRESCOTT, Director day Evening Post story “Face” bK Handley We«e will preside at the organ son are featured in the leading roles A good programme of pictures. Including Is accused of theft by hie rival for Lucy Stone Terri 1L The unusual of ’’The Hide Show of Life.” Others Playing a Specially Selected Programme of Popular Numbers In a novelty suWevt entitled "The Fhase, the affections of a young woman at theme of the photodrama ts bound to a Felix c*r(#>on and a very tntereming In the cast are Nell Hamilton, Louise ConJunctloihWith the Lagrange and Katherine Lee. tached to the wagon train which Is create a spirited discussion. Those, njws reel round out an egeepttonally on its way to Oregon. There are who know something of the story good all round show fur grown-ups as well as the kiddles many .thrilling momenta In the deve will recall that It concerns a man Bow-legged Actors lopment of Emerson Hough's fine Dominion Concert Organ who sacrifices himself to save thq story. Hhe players Include Lois Wil widow of his friend whose death he son. J. Warren Kerrigan. Alan Hale, HANDLEY WELLS, Organist Producer Sought Were Banned From Taeteleee in Co/fee Inadvertently caused oh the battle Krnest Torrence. Ethel Wales, Tully or Tea field during the war. There have been All Criticism In “Monsieur Beaacaire" Marshall and others. many post-war «stories but none os Pel as moeh Is rent dramatic and soul-stirring as this. There are more bow-legged actors breakfast sap ae wfl Ua We Locke’s Orest Novel of s Circus Clown Who Rose to Constructive Form ee a 19 rent pie We can think of no one 'Who Is on Broadway than any other place In better fitted for the part of the gay “Sheik’s" Successor Ike little Sally 4 be s Brigadier • General Herbert Brenon never turns s deaf the world, casting director at the 4ms it- ear to a suggestion or criticism wtî£b Famous Flayers Lon Island studio, Is One of the Finest be is directing a motion picture. discovered while casting men to ap During the filming uf hie latest pear as lackeys, servants. guardeT* Oriental Films Yet Good Health for Half a Cent at Day Paramount production, “The Hide eoldlere and courtiers In "Monsieur “The Side Show Beaucalre," the Paramount picture SOLE IMPORTING AGENTS: Charles Gvde A Son. Montreal Show of IJfe," which Is showing at There are several types of stories VALENTINO the Dominion Theatre this week, any of Booth Tarklngton’e story, In which which lend themselves admirably to property man, electrician, camera Rudolph Valentino hae the title role. motion pictures. One of these ae All the men In the picture wear knee- with the Orient, to witness the ex reading room after an Inspection ol IS BACK ! man, actor or carpenter could, and the library and archives by the gueste of Life” did, stop Brenon with an Idea of how length silk breeches, for the story Is cellent William Fox screen version of under the guidance of the library he thought a scene could be bettered laid in Louie XV’e time, and bow-lege "The Shadow of the East,” E. Just do not look good In silk breeches. Hull's latest novel, showing at the TELLS EASTERNERS staff. * Starring with some new piece of business. Scores of applicants were looked Vantage# next week. A concert proceeded meanwhile on The reason for this Is that Brenon the lawn by the Sixteenth Canadian learned early In the game from no over In an effort to find straight Filled with color, romance and limbed men. All those with a alight thrilling Incident. "The Shadow of the Scottish band, and the buildings were leas a figure than the late Joseph tastefully Illuminated. Ernest Torrence and Anna Q. Nilsson Jefferson the value of accepting sug crook at the knee were rejected. After East” casts the g pell of the Orient ,T over the audience at bhe very outset gestions from those around him. much careful picking fifty men were found with legs suitable for the cos and holds It entranced through its “I was playing In stock in Dayton, entirety. It concerns the E$Mt in all Ohio, when I was a kid." Brenon ex- tumes „ EXTRA ATTRACTIONS “Monsieur Reaucalre," Valentino’s its most Interesting phases, having Sorm of Treaty plairibd In telling how this fact was to do with an adventurous English "TÈE CHASE’’ | FEUX COMEDY first screen appearance since 1922, Earl, Barry Craven, who yields to the Between Britain and Showing ,h. Al»r,d.v„. of | 0QMINION NEWS comes to the Dominion Theatre for power of the Orient and. like many a run of elx days next Monday Fea others, form a marital alliance with T. W. Cornett Alludes to the tured in the strung euppbrtlng cast a native girl which nearly wrecks hie Russia Discussed are Bebe Daniels.. Me Wilson, Doris life and that of another woman Settlements, at Nootka and Kenyon and Lowell Sherman. whom he really loves. Fort Victoria PANTAGES 1-Yank Mayo as Barry Craven gtv* London, Aug. 14 (Canadian Press an excellent performance. He le the Cable)—The form of the Atiglo-Rue- / COMING NEXT WEEK reckless, indifferent Englishman one To stand where had stood the eian Treaty, which mentions the might And in the very situation. Lo layers of foundation stones In Can British and Russian Governments la! re, hie Indian bride, played effect- ada’s national household was an only and omits the King's name, has The Value lively by Evelyn Brent, commits sui honor not to be lightly measured, evoked the questionings of Sir Fran- cide when she suspects that his love sabl T. W. Cornett, of the faculty cis Bell, Attorney -General of New CAPITOL-To-day is waning. Her act reaches hie con at the Victoria Arts College to the Zealand, an expert on constitutional science and casts over him the guest» at the dinner given last even law. According to The Morning Allan Dwan’e Greatest Production Since "Enemies of Women''1 of Charcoal shadow of the East. It Is not until ing at the Empress Hotel by mem Poet’s Wellington correspondent, he ,X s this is lifted that <’raven, though he bers of the Victoria Teachers As declared in an Interview that he con married Gillian Locke. >layed by sociation. Pointing out that many sidered it a grave step toward disin Mildred Harris, really accepts her as tegration of the Empire. If one part Fe* Pfopli Knew How Useful It It In of the delegates to the Canadian SIDNEY his wlf<\ Teachers Federation came like him of the Empire could enter treaties ‘‘Unguarded Women” Preserving Health end Beauty OLCOTT Miss Harris, beautiful and convinc self from Ontario, he said he did not through its plenipotentiaries ignor Starring end Yet It Ie Net a Drug. ing, plays a role Interspersed with wish them to go away with the idja ing the King, what could prevent real dramatic momenta. In a manner that history ended at the Great other parts of the Empire from doing Bebe Daniels, Richard Dix and Mary Astor Pure willow charcoal Is the safest that reflects much credit upon her. Lakes. While not Intended to stir the earned he asked. end most efficient disinfectant and Norman Kerry, as Said, the sheik, the embers of controversy as to A Lavish Production of Long Island Wnd the Mystic Orient \ RUDOLPH gives hie characteristically excel purifier In nature. whether Fort William. Winnipeg, THE PROPOSAL Comedy Scream—“Dumb and Daffy," Featuring Al"St. John And the more you take of It the lent performance. Victoria had the claim to be the better. It Is not a drug at all. but oldest city, he would like to tell them almply absorbs the Injurious gases and He thought It safer to writs to the iMenting Impurities always present In the etom- that within a rifle shot of where they girl's father asking for her hand. rh and Intestines and carries them were dining Sir James Douglas had He waa an ardent raver but a poof > out of the system. The WEATHER founded the fort of Victoria eight y - Charcoal sweetens the breath after speller, and his not* rant T womb one years ago. and Father Bolduc your daughter—the Dour ef your ik A * Monsieui aitioking or eating onions and other had baptised the Indiana until he PLAYHOUSE odorous vegetables. lAmlly.” Charcoal effectually clears and Im had almost fainted with fatigue, "The flour of my family le good,” proves the complexion, whitens the Victoria was one of the oldest cities STAGE SCREEN A replied the old man; “are you sure Bcaucalrc teeth, disinfects the mouth and throat Victoria, Aug. 14.—6 a.tg —The baro In Canada, and within a short stroll it Isn’t my dough yos're after f” REGINALD HINCKS A RALPH INGE N from the poison of catarrh, and further meter remain» high on the PaclAc Blrme. of the hotel would be seen the monu acta as a natural and eminently safe Rain is falling on the Coast and Ans ment which commemorated the resi BEBE DANIELS. Lois Wilson cathartic. ' Presents Production A weather extends eastward to Alberta. dence of Sir James Douglas. Within Oorts Kenyan, Lowell Sherouo All drtfgglete sell charcoal In one More rain is reported in North S form or another, but probably the beet a few years of the battle of the You’ve waited two years for and most for the money is In Stuart's katchewan. Heurte Boyne, Bering was pressing south Absorbent 1-osengea, composed of thk A Seaside Revue SUCCESS A a Victoria—Barometer. SO 01; tempera from Alaeks Into North Pacific new Valentino picture, but A neat quality Willow charcoal powdered .waters, and they would have noticed Full of Cbmedy and Music His Biggest Picture N to extreme fineness, compressed In the ture. maximum yesterday. 89; minimum, just wait till you see it I It’s form of large, pleasant tasting losengee. 63. wind, IS miles B.W.; weather, fair. the ceremony which had Jpet taken k Ak ik ik ik ik ikikii the Great Lover in the sweetened to be smooth and palatable. Vancouver—Barometer. 10.10- temper place at Nootka Sound marking the Many physicians advise Stuart’s Ab ature. maxi mb m yesterday. 70; mini arrival of the early navigators. Few mum. 66; wind, 4 miles E.; weather, greatest romance ever! sorbent L.ixengea to patienta suffering Easterners realized that the passage from gaa in stomach and howela. and cloudy. to clear the complexion and purify the Kamloops—Barometer. 29.8*; temper of the Constitution Act for Canada NEXT WEEK breath, mouth and throat. They are ature, maximum yesterday, 90; mlni- was delayed, year through the also believed to greatly beneAt the liver. 12; wind, illee W.; weather, Nootka.*''-. Se|lncl Controversy. As These losengee coat but thirty cents a teachers ‘tie trusted they would re BarkervUle—Baroneet er. 29. M: box at drug stores. For a free trial alise the value of history. afr*d your name and address to F A. pe rature,- maximum yesterday,r. 70 ROYAL-To-day Stuart Co., 11 Stuart Bldg.. Marshall, mum. 46; wind, calm; rain, .68; He hoped that when they came 00MINID Mich You get more and better char back again they would come In the Twice Drily—Matinee, 2.30; Evening, 8.30 lit. HULLS ntectssar to coal In Stuart’s Absorbent Losengee than Kate van—Barometer, 30.06; tempera romantic month of June when Vic In any of the ordinary charcoal tablets. ture, maximum yesterday, 58; minimum, torta was at Its beet and the teacher 66; wind, 4 mile» W.; rain. .01; weather, at hie worst, (laughter and ap THE SENSATION OF VICTORIA Tatooeh—Barometer, 30.13; tempera plaueeh ~- ture, maximum yesterday, 64: minimum. Captaln Walter Brown, vlee-preel I 60; wind, 6 miles 8.; rain, .04; weather, dent of the Victoria Teachers' Ae icnmp Portland. Ore.—Barometer. 30.11; tem eoclatton, who made an admirable perature, maximum yesterday, 72; mini chairman, appealed to teachers to "The Covered THE GORGE mum. 62; wind. 4 mile» N.W.; weather. appreciate in their profession the COLUMBIA need of greater vision and broad Seattle—Barometer, 30.14: tempera mindedness. ture, maximum yesterday. 66; minimum, The replies on behalf of the visit To-day, Friday and Saturday 66; wind, 6 mile» 8.; rain, trace; weath er. raining. tng teachers were given by Mist on An Overnight Sensation in New York San Francisco—Barometer. 29 98; tem Hasel Roberts, of the Ontario perature, maximum yesterday. 66; mini- Women Teachers Association, and “VENETIANS” I mum. 52; wind, 4 mllfe S.W.; weather, Lieut. Col. Mich ell, of Toronto. a JAMES CRUZE »... The tables at the dinner were JempHnà ! Winnipeg — Temperature, maximum a&tmmmmlfrdm* j yesterday, 61; minimum, 68, rain, tf-ace. neatly decorated from the garden of VAUDEVILLE Temperature the chairman, and delegatee ex /Few Dtahvs The Fighting pressed their appreciation to Mrs. c Max. Min. Walter Brown when, they learned the Victoria ...... 4...... 9959 63 Matinee Dally 3.30 P.M. Vancouver ...... 70 66 flowers had all come from a city lot. Prince Rupert ...... 6461 AT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS -ira Penticton ...... 86 Adventurer” Every Evening at 8.30 P.M. ^ Grand Forks ...... 92 The party then went over to the Symphony Orchestra Calgary ...... ;...... 78 50 Parliament Buildings at the invita ■ MT, .*«*»■ ■■-•-IT -"■XîMteimi cwnnrNW-Oj&ir •,Ki”' '>»ncnrei».vrf«w#--w*«iRs. a tion of Hot* PsUseLsen jond ALSO -SPEED" Comedy, -Budding Youth" . DAY Moose Jaw ...... 84 iwnnuvsR Fricee——Matinee,1 80c and BOc. Evening, Lower Floor, 88 4» MacLean and Mrs MacLean re itV-i** ’ - ' — v ORCHESTRAL ORGAN < Toronto ...... 61 ceived the guests In the rotunda of 76 88c and $1.10. Balcony, 66c, 85c, $1.10 T^VO CONCERTS SUNDAY Montreal" ‘11111117.1111 the library, accompanied by Superin Matinee, 1B<- Children. B<* Night, SO# and SB#; Children. lO# 7* tendent 8. J. Willie and Mrs. Willis. 8t. John ...... 70 Halifax ...... 70 RêTrsshments were served ift the VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14(4924 ÙÈÉ 3SBHP MEET A COUPLE OF REGULAR FELLOWS-—Sophie Hame Mary Breckman*. There'» little use doing anything half- rtedly, say these girls. If a girl Is golrtg to have a boh. let It a real one. -So they went to a regular barber, and got this st mannish trim. Looks all right, feels all right, and is all right. A STORY WITHOUT WORDS FARMING HERE INTERESTS. —A. W. Haycock. Labor member HEADS OF SECTIONS WHO ADDRESSED SCIENTISTS* of the British House for West CONVENTION AT TORONTO.—Top. left to right: I>r. F C. Salford and a son of J. L. Hay Hbrubsall, anthropology section"; Sir Robert Robertson, chemistry cock of Adolphustnwn. Ontario, AVA ASTOR WEDS.—A ro sect lob; Prof. O. W. O. Howe, engineering section; Prof. J. W. who Is visiting Canada shortly to investigate farming and indus mance which has been the gossip Gregory, geography section. Bottom, left to rijrht: Sir William of England's society circles for Ashley, economic science and statistics; Dr. H. 11. Dale, physiology trial conditions here on behalf of some time led Miss Ava Alice section. Aston, daughter of the late Col onel John Jacob Astor, tp the altar as the bride of Prince INDIAN PROFESSOR WITH THE SCIENTISTS AT Ohelensky of Russia. The-4E^1nce s first trifle. Princess Catherine RONTO-—Chandrasekhara Ramon. Professor of Physics at the Alexandrovna, daughter of the University of Calcutta, with Sir Ernest Rutherford. Past-President former Russian Czar, divorce* of the British Association. him last January. PRINTER'S CASE TO THRONE. MAYBE/—A printer may M BEAUTY CHAMPION-—Mise the next king of Albania! At least Frederick T. O. Wood of Chi WOULD ENCIRCLE GLOBEr—Argentine airmen have hopped cago, III., haa as good a chance as anyone. Wood told a friend that Mabel D. Babcock,1 Camden. New off In an effort to fly around the world. Major Zani. pilot, and his he could handle this country which has unseated a handful of Jersey's beauty queen, whcf la mechanic. Eeltrame. have taken to the air at Rotterdam. Holland, kings since the war. The friend Joshingly nominated Wood—but hoping to equal the teat of the American flyers. touring Canadian cities. now the agent diplomatique has written that he Is interested. The old saying, "uneasy lies the head," etc., holds no fear far Wood who says, "mine’s laid uneasy all my life anyhow." ?<\x • -4ft V/9M6 Justice Caverly Sends five to Gallows in Three Years DR.uA. INNIS J.A.L0N6 ON LONG TRIP.—Dr. H. A. Innis and J. A. Long of Toronto, who ar» making a 2.000-mile canoe trip from PmcR River. Alta., to Herachel Island'in the Arctic. this month. SCHOOL DAYS ByDWIG CATERPILLAR TRACTORS FOR AGRICULTURAL REVIVAL OF RUSSIA.—The first lot of a new type of twenty-five horse-power caterpillar tractor, at Hanover. Germany, designed for shipment to Russia to improve farming conditions In that country. Similar tractors will also be made In Rus sia by the Soviet government 4s soon as a plant is ready to produce them. t ■- ■ £ a *, - - • TO.UCHTON 'mm .'7 MB Jwtge* tone-- wfprn dwnfrwt- uttfr'ed the fatal formula of the ex- night law school until tie waa trem«- sentence more than twice as thirty-six years old He has bean In THIS ENGINE LEAPED RIGHT IN WAITING ROOWL—Imagine the surprise of women seated in often ns any other. Under the Illinois public, office almost continuously «ft the waiting room at Stoughton. Mass., when a big engine came- right in unannounced- A Boston-bound law. the Jury fixes the penalty In re- aiifcy then. âs assistant city attorney, noviu express train Jumped^the track, injuring three persona. It went right through the brick wall of the1. turning its verdict, but by coincidence city attorney, police magistrate aàâ Static:* fgj •• _ „„ F ' ; . or otherwise. Juries in Judge Cev- Judge. ; VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1924 13 and hie sweetheart had voluntarily surrendered and confessed that she Retail Market was w.th him whun Ins crime was NEW YORK STOCKS WHITE COLLAR JOBS committed. NOTICE—VIC0FR1924AI'1 VISITS CAMPBELL ftIVBVt Wall Street MW TOM STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 14, 1921 HoMere of the ebev* «rurltl» which mature on NOVEMBER l Canlfeewern .. Coutrenay. Aug. 14.—Lieut.-General next, are STRONOLY ADVISED *.o BUSINESS DIRECTORY (I'opyrlsht 1»2«. By H. C. Fisher. (Continued) MUTT AND JEFF Trade Mark Reg. in Canada). | Jeff Ought to Hang Some Crepe on His Nose—His Brain Is Dead ENQRAVir.3 QBNERAL engraver, stencil Culte» y h9Ql. Engrnvor. Oeo. Croa t her. Oroqn Block. 1219 Bread St., opp. Colonist, el VAST change to ggu ^BcrrcR than that: >HOTO ENGRAVINt) HaU-ton* and LVJCKV I OUG RHEARbVttbX lin* eut*. Time* Engraving Dense- ing tut IT'S KING TWtiS * tun FR6M K " '1 LL ' MuTTL t WON'T SGI tomb HAS FU&: JfFFl SUP THIS T C LCjPHofuC «THC VASE FURNITURE MOVERS Got a TV UN k Fut of THE- MINI A 6GNUINC- REUC ONE He HAD But t‘CL SUR Him Some kiMG Tors' tomb Genuine stuff ano avaixc NEAR THC bout to hove? ir *«. m, je*,M * Lamb Transfer Co. for houaahoM he'll sell n\« one relic Piece of Jufok. "reft TEN rHeoNc: moving,A crating, parking, ahlpplng or ator- ÏÎÎ4I. f ph°” “«’■ *‘«M mîjj For ten Dollars Bucks'. He’LL NCV6R KNOW THE MFFÊReNCc! furriers P»TII1. ml». Hut.,, „rtc IM ... 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Office and >ard. corner , *RLANt> TOURINU "S6" model. USED f’ARF THAT ARE GUARANTEED THR RUSH—Have your fur- vanM^aetailed,H ranges connected. Promet Advertising Phone No. 1090 * “ ‘*f 4* pairs of women a “Hollj w*o*m1 ’ | and china. Woollatfe. 1921 Fort «St May an-i KVerta at reels, near Cemeier». ■ ...... • ■ • • •• • |99&— DURANT Four T«wiring, equal to a sandale in all color* to !•» cleared ' thia ' a repaired no» by Clyde Sheet ■atm roe ruiHirmi ADi eeTiMMi thune «111 ÎA, £ p,x ROADSTER Cut to - ...... tl - "■ ------. Tpvurno. cut to week for the email price *.f 13 >«- Cath- ! irka. 611 Johnson Street. Phone ■Ituatloae Vacant. Fltoatloa» Wanted. To 8826- :r«RO *-peeler. 1921 model, la ver» : carts. 1294 Douglas. Phone 1125. • rîv» ^ K,L TOVRl.NO Cut to .... • ITS B«vmI order. WANTED—Pint bottomed boat. Apply »#nt. Articles for 8*1'. UM or Found, etc . REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE COMiftG EVENTS i ££.5!U'ANl> TOI7RI.no Cut to .... • IM 83*5--«»> KRI.AXD Model >9 Touring. In ! i -FIAMO SACRIFICE Superb bungalow j tool*, knives, scissors put In n Box 18. Tlmea %t 1**C per word per Insertion. Contract rate* i t ’2 Î JOifRINO. Cut to ...... ITS beautiful shape ►e Phone W Emery. 1697 |8lad- •n application. ... ■.------i TOVM1NO Cut to ...... »» *• tVlilt* ns good ae new • har-l'v • C LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. lies 87*.' KURD Touring. 1929 model, and been used at all » 8376 la tjbe price. Term» R No advertisement for !”• than »*' jyoOONlMAl rhere * alwavs the drvil | ^«‘^ROA^DSTICn^ Cut to • is® running fine •21 Govern men « Pbo-e 184 93 Minimum number of wo—1*. 10 to suit »e« WHMa Pianos l.lmlted. 1948 j MONEY TO LOAN pay U you flirt with Hatan. TOURING. Cut Jo „ »»* 8<«6- CHEVROLET Superior 2-sealer. 1*23 Government Ptreet. Phone 514. In computlrg the number of word» In an Dlggou «. prlit’rr» «ngratrra an>l elation- Maay Other* On Easy Terms - - ROOM AID CCARD advertisement, estimate group* of three or MAKTERK M..T««R «*f> LIMITED le** figure* *■ one word. Dollar marks and era. I2IV Uovernment Street. Full •!*• , , CARTIER BROS, A. PIANO SNAP EXTRAORDINARY— A GREEMENTS mortgagee pur 8A8H AND DOORS writing pads. -■ fur :Ac______s o*John»on Street Phone 1237 IIS Tate* St.. Cor of Quadra St phon* 372 ARGE. pleasant room, select private all abbreviations count a* on* word. * * Upright cabinet grand glAHUAIN. JAMES BAY NEAR PARK sbl.le to he represented at the meet- ing a success but further Investit»- fDHI8 splendid l-reosn reetdenee, with KANCE Attractive medern hunealow contslnle* Int * Of the Associated Boards of lion will he made. The condition at N. ENGLLARD) l*" well laid out grounda. offered at al FIVE FINK ROOMS TENDER» WANTED most half cost to *v ind up estate. House Trade of Vancouver Island at Cour the corner of Bread's Cross Roads la Consisting of sitting-room, large dining FIRE IN»rRAN(E WRITTEN BRENTWOOD COUNTRY HOME—■ almost new. with all up-to-date features. room. fine kitchen, two good bedrooms, SAANICH ARM SI MMER CAMP tenay next week. to be again brought to the notice of TNSTRt’CTBI» fcr Mr. P J. Sinnett, eel hi- Including hot water heating throughout, separate bath and toilet. Dry basement open fireplaces, sleeping perches, etc., gar MOTOR CAMP the general foreman. Major P. A- ter for trustees. 1 wilt reeelve tenders Baalish sad Americas rompantes 1% setts, all cleared, with the eseeptle* age. Price |N.000. terms. Campbell up te 13 o « lee» noon. Aueuet IS. 1»24. Lowest Possible Rates or a few desirable ehe.l# tree* Boll le NEW FIPKLES8 FURNACE l/J* _'i Kb* WITH l.see FEET WATER- The park committee reported that •or the purchase of a sis.room cotise" on Prompt Sali ,-m. ni» ot Uie best end all tile drsinsd. Hood IHO.NTAliR, M.W.AHAT SIDE OF *AAK- an average of from eight to ten cars Fort street, in Osk Haw Municipality. ..n Do Not NcffUAiio Insure xegstaMe garden. Number of fruit trsse TYSON A WALKER House la In first-class condition end la M H ARM. FI LLY FI RNlHHED tastefully decorated. were camping each night No com land 116x241 feet. Lowest or any tender • nd small fruits The bungalew ren^.- ^S* THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 Bedtime story by Vncle John. From t to 9 p m —Programme pre BRINGING UP FATHER KRO—Hale Bros*. Radio Station, Sa» sented through the courtesy of Radie —By GEORGE McMANUS Francisco; 4g3 Metres Corporation of Southern California, ar From 4.30 to 6 10 p mt-Rudy Selger's ranged by 11. J Saela. Fairmont Hotel Orchestra, broadcast by From 1 30 to U> p.m —Hatch Graham, 1 MR t>MITH wire telephony. singer and ban joist mow utiTMi. the ne^t — From 10 to ll pm.—Art Hickman's TOO chôme him Johns, who has been teaching al Vloverdaie School, lo be principal oi Craig flower School. Mfcaa M M. Cotton and Mm fL K Styan to go THREE PROVINCES ARE Pickard & Town, Successors to Before Making Garage to Craigflower Miss 8. Fisher and Miss A. N Servir* lo go Doors See These New to Tolmie School. Miss Turnbull, transferred from Toiloie ;*r tribun to EXAMINING SYSTEMS OF jGml/td primary class at Vloverdaie School, ti 8. Taylor to go to TilUrum School; 'Sliding Garage Door Sets Mr. John*, transferred from TMgum Court Rules Evidence Insuf to Cloverdale School. M. H. Harman EDUCATION NOW IN USE to go to Totmie Sctioot WE POPULAR YATES STREET STORE TW« modern g«raire lias sliding doors because they are so ficient to Support Major easy to handle, they take up a minimum of space and they The Board chose Trustee* Ubeet- Charge ham and Mrs. Bechet* as delegates arc always folded back out of the wiWJL that your ear from Saanich to the annual conven Reports of Branches Affiliated to Canadian Teachers' fenders receive no damage. Prices, pv*acf, from $8.00 At the flotte of the hearing! before tion of the British Colombia School .fudge Mvlrit«>ah in County e-’oort yes Trustees Associât km. which meets Federation Disclose Progress of Educational Move terday Gerald O'Neale, committed for next month at Kamloops. New English Broadcloth trial from the Saanich Police Court, war The contract erf fixing up the new found guilty of a common assault to a ment in Dominion; Security of Tenure. leaner degree than charged and fined $1 lavatories at McKetucle Avenue Drake Hardware Co., Ltd. School. at g cost of about ft.***. was with the option of une day. In jail. Blouses at $5.00 14IS Douglas Street ' Phone 1645 The Court explained that a* the ac awarded to Thacker A Holt. cused had already Misent two months In The Pacific Sheet Metal Works It transpireil from flip excellent series of re|s>r»s of the affiliate Jail on thin matter more nevere punish •were awarded- the contract U ment whm unnecessary The accused pairing the fuHIfie at be Gordon teaehera' associations federated with the (,'aiiailian Teaehers’ Fede-1 wan charged with a major offence under Head SchooL The iroet of the repairs No Burinent, is more pracriral; Rt.vlish the code, but the .trial judge found no rvldenve to support the more aerloua will amount to 6122- ration, presented to the eonvention yesterday afternoon, that "quite THKATRES and comfortable than one of these new allegation. a, number of Canadian 1‘rovinres are following the lcail of . Kits-j The evidence submitted by the prose Blouaea, in black, white, navy, ivory cution was that a girl of fourteen year* £ latchewan, and are holding eduedlional surveys. (oa? we sett of age had been mmentçd on the Haanh-h and Saxe. Neatly tailored overblouae Hoad. The accused denied wr«»ng -*■ + + Gregory of Lakelaitds. with their ment last evening at a reception, held who was met by her father, spent two Mrs. Dyke and Miss Dyke of Crof- children, were able to bring their in the lYovinclal Parliament Build-, years on the teaching staff of the congratulations and their hopes, that Leard's Canned Chicken, Liverpool Fine Table Salt, pkg. 5? . ton, are visitors in Victoria, and are Ings, which for the event, were ablaze Delicious Canton Christian College, a non- under thb sunshine pf Vancouver reg. 65c tin for ...... 18? Concord Sardines (like King Os-' denominational institution operated guests at the Balmoral Hotel. with th/Vlectrloal display of lights Island, the thirty-three years already used yn iqVrial occasions. As a pre Canadian. Gong Soup Tablets, 4 for... lOr car), tin ...... 17? Jointly by Chinese and America#! lived in Canada, might be prolonged fund», in the capacity'of Dean of the Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips, TKe liminary t«l ih«* evening » entertain Solar Sliced Pineapple, Century Kippered Salmon, very"nice, for many more. ment1 th£ h>nd of the 16th Scottish Peaches in College of Women. Navy. Yard. Ksqulmait. have as their + + + Cachesk I tins ...... i%...... 26? reg. 35c tins for ...... 25? Th*> college now has a membership guest Mr. E. Mahon of Vancouver, A Jolly dance was held at the Col- Regiment rendered a delightful musi Or 20 tins for ...... $1.00 ML Bodied And reg. 40c Una for ...... 30? of 1.000 students, and thirty-eight wood Club House last evening, which cal programme on the terrace in ÿour Grocer Has Them women students enrolled under white Mrs. 8. D. Jardine and daughter for the occasion was made to look front of the Government Buildings. Carnation, St. Charles or Pacific teachers. Miss Fisher taught Knglistf Ariel have arived from Minneapolis most festive with brilliantly colored Thç guests were given the oppor Sll Old Dutch Cleanser, tin ...... O? subjects in the middle school, and is for an extended visit with Mrs. Roy Japanese lanterns. Among the guests tunity of visiting the legislative Milk, large tins ...... 11? now returning for a vacation. Asked Clinton Mattereon, Moss Street. were the Hon. and Mrs. T. G. Gov-’ chambers, the Legislative library and when she would resume her duties at entry. Sir Henry BUu'kwood of Van the archives, the two latter depart Uneeda Soda Biscuits, 3 pkts. 25? New Potatoes, 13 lbs. .... the college., Miss Fisher explained Mr. Kidney H. W. d'Est erre of couver, Mr. and Mrs. W. Barrett- ments being enhanced by the artistio Cotnox. is spending a few days in arrangement of fragrant flowers from Token, a new plain delicious V'a Mild Cheese, lb. that her future plans were indefinite. 1-ennard of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Immediate plans include a rest at the Victoria, and is a "guest at the Bal H. P. Weir of Vancouver Mr. and the gardens surrounding the build biscuit. Very special at, lb. 35c Peanut Butter, lb...... moral Hotel. ing*. home of her t>arents in Seattle. Mrs. H. Fullerton of Westminster. Mrs. Stockand: 2, Mrs. McLeod. Sweet Oranges, dos...... 15? Orange Marmalade, lb. .... The work of the college has grown + *r -r Dr. and Mrs. James Grant. Colonel The Hon. Dr. J. I>. MacLean. Min Mrs. Booth of Khaughnessy. form ister of Education. and Mrs. Mac Best collection vegetables—1, Mrs lbs.. steadily in the past two years, and and Mrs. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stockand; 2. Mrs. McLeod Good Cooking Applee, 4 25? Reception Mincemeat, lb. . erly of Victoria, is spending a few lean. Mr. S. J. Willis, Suoerlntendent ha» nearly as many students on its Fox. Dr. and Mrs. E. 11 Griffiths, Mr. PRIZE LIST IS Best collection > egetablee—1. >trq Fancy Preserving Peaches, Imported Roquefort Cheese, 1 waiting list as enrolled in the regular months in Victoria, and is a guest and Mrs. Harry Stoddard. Mr. and of Education, and Mrs. Willis and Mr. Stockand; 2. Mrs. Bachelor. per box ...... Si.75 Gorgonzola Cheese, lb...... courses. at Vralgmyle. Mrs. G H. M. Foot, Mr. and Mrs. Roy cGilils, Assistant Superintendent of Best preserved marrows—1, Misa + + «- - j Troup, Mrs. Harold Eberts, Miss Education, and Mrs. Gillts. received V*. M. Dyer; 2. Mrs. Barmlter. Johnny Sticks, each ...... 4? Peameal Back Bacon, Mrs. Miens of Comox is à guest at Vera Ryder, Miss Jessie Wlnterburn, the guests In the rotunda of the lib Best fruit cake—Mrs. Oliver. the Balmoral Hotel, having come Rum and Butter T of fee, whole or half, lb...... White Way Gay Life Miss Lottie Carey, Mr. Frank Black rary. Mrs. Crep and Mr. John Hosie Best layer cake—-1, Mrs. Richards; reg. 60c lb. for ...... 40? Smoked Picnic Ham, lb. .. down to attend the Reid-Miens wed wood of Vancouver, and Mr. Roy of the archives department, escorted 2, Miss Tina McLeod. ding th