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TWO MORE TOWNS IN MISHIN GREECE' HARDEST FIGHTING GERMAN EAST AFRICA REPULSED SOU KOLOMEA CAPTURED PUT OUT; NEW GOVERNMENT MUST _ OCCUPIED BY BRITISH OF BERRY-MC CANADIANS YET HAD London. June 11.—The allied BY RUSSIAN TROOPS force# which are operating to con­ quer German East Africa, are con­ MEET WITH APPROVAL OF ENTENTE Winning Back of Positions on tinuing their advances successfully. German Troops Made an Un­ It was announced officially to-day Ypres Salient Great­ that the one of Lieut.-Gen. Smuta’s successful Attempt North­ KALEDINES ADVANCES columns which moved from British est Test East Africa Into the northeastern west of Rheims Constantine Discussed With Zaimis To-day Formation of region of the German colony, has New Administration; Allies Do Not Propose to Allow In­ occupied Handeni. Another col­ umn. advancing from the south, has Forces in Bukowina Have Moved On and triguing by Greek Government and German Agents WOUNDED MEN ARE taken Alt Langenburg. at the head BROKEN BY FRENCH of Lake Ny&ssa. Taken City in Galicia; Gen. Kaledines’s ...... to Continue Any Longer; Pressure Exerted - REACHING ENGLANI0 .. CURTAIN OF FIRE Through Blockade Proves Successful Ara y Driving Toward Wiadintir- i WolynskH Czar’s Troops Captured The Experiences of Priv’rivale ClIMR Artillery Duels on Banks of Athens, June-01.—The Neon Asty eaye "pwuur ufllllu WEWBE Meuse; No Infantry that the resignation of the cabinet of lnet. Thomas Jones, of 172,484 Up To Thursday Last Premier Skoitlondts probably will be M. Zalmls was at the head of the Moo'se Jaw Actions announced to-day. Greek government for a brief period following the resignation of the Venl- BY ITU TROOPS Petrograd, June 21.—Capture by the RauUn armies of Kolomea, London, June II.—The Greek cabinet, zeloe cabinet. Ills cabinet resigned and fi,—An attack on the in Galicia, and ft «m*btng advance by the «ray of Gen. Kaledin* headed by Premier Skouloudls, has re­ was succeeded by that led by M. Bkou- Iiondon, June 20.—A large number of «SOiSiOwl e7 the*(îaR4i«liFa m««l4 a w«l RHe* Mill 104, south of | toward Wladiinir-WolyesM. on the Sokal line, both of which were an­ signed. according to a Reuter dispatch îreudm: Took Position Tn Poslna Val­ The present situation In Greece Is the reached to-day. Some of these Berry-&u-Bac, northwest of Rheims, nounced by the war office to-day, indicate that a giant scissors motion received here to-day. Klitg Vonstan- men received their wounds as late as result of the anti-entente efforts of ley; Advanced "North of was made by German troop# last night, tlne Is reported to have asked former German agents in Greece. For some four days ago, when the Canadians, is rapidly gaining impetus to wrest Lemberg again from the Teutons. Premier Zalmls to form a new cabinet. time past these agents have been busy having regained the positions on the Frenzela Valley according to the statement Issued this trying to bring about by Intrigue what Ypres salient temporarily lost to the afternoon by the war office. The at­ No details hare been given ont as yet as to how Kolomea fell, but Athens, June It.—King Constantine their country could not do by force of enemy, were consolidating them afresh. tack was repulsed by the French ar­ the capture of that city marks an important advance westward along has taken up the question of changes _ arms against the entente armies In the The stories told by some who had tillery fire. Ha Ion lea region. Skouloudis and his the Pruth river and the Stantslau-Stryi railroad toward Lemberg, In the ministry as a result of the con­ been at the front eln«'e the first Cana­ REPULSED AUSTRIANS The Germans exploded two mines be­ ! supporters were fully a Ware of these dian troops went to the battleline In­ which'practically isolat* all the Austrian armies in Southern Buko­ tinuation of the blockade by the allies. 1 Intrigues and made ho effort to stop fore launching their Infantry against Former Premier Alexander Zalmls has dicate that the Dominion's soldiers SOUTHWEST OF ASIAG0 the French trenches. Their repulse wina from contact with the Teutonic fore* to the north. The Kolo- them. As a result of their attitude the never had such an ordeal as during the been asked to try to form a cabinet efforts of the Germans resulted In anti­ was due to the effectiveness of the past two weeks, either in the way of French screen fire. mea force is the point of the southern nipper which is moving to which will be acceptable to the en­ entente demonstrations before the en- ■ tente legations In Athens about a week the remomeleea character of the Ger­ In the Verdun sector no Infantry ac­ crush Lemberg. » tente. It Is understood here that the Rome. June 21.—A report given out ago. man artillery fire or of thé terrific ex­ tion waa reported, but a mutual bom­ princ ipal person In the present cabinet The blockade of the ports of Greece perience of winning back the sector, by the war office to-day eayei bardment was maintained fluring the lo the north Gen. Kaledlnes* advance Kininst whom the opposition of the ai­ was made much tighter a souple of on which high explosive# had destroyed "At the head of the Poslna valley nlghL Is equally rapid. His forces have ad­ everything. Mere, for instance, Is the vanced 12 miles toward Wladtmlr- lle* Is directed Is Demetrtos Gounaris, | weeks ago by the allies. Should this detachments of our Alpine troops cap­ The text of the statement follows: minister of the interior. blockade be continued the Greeks very record of Private Thomas Jones, of FRENCH’S TRIBUTE Wolynekl in 48 hours. This Is taken j "South of the Somme, before Mau- King Constantine received former soon will And-them selves facing a most Moose Jaw, who had been IS months at tured a strong position southwest of to Indicate that the Austrian resistance court. a detachment -of the enemy Premier Zaimis to-day and discussed i serious food shortage. the front and whose battalion was In Moqte Pu re he. Engagements on the in that section Is smashed and that the trenches almost continually, both western slope of Monte Ongio resulted which was attempting to approach our TO EARL KITCHENER the Teutons are retiring rapidly, during the German attack and later, In favor of our Infantry. lines was dispersed by our rifle fire. fighting only rearguard actions. when the Canadians counter-attacked : "Southwest of Aslago.^on tbs night of ‘Northwest of Rheims the' German» Sweeping down from the north, Gen. Reserves to Lina. June 19, three succe*srt’e surprise at­ after exploding two mines, delivered an Kaledina's army has become the point GERMANS DUG OUT GOV.-GEN. REVIEWED attack against our trenches at Hill No. of the nippers clutching at Lemberg, “When the attack started w# were In tacks against our positions at Monte Magnad and Oschia were repulsed. 168, south of Berry-au-Bac. Checked Field Marshal ayd Lansdowne and unless Its advance should suffer reserve on the canal bank." he said. by our curtain of fire, this attack was a serious check, the retreat of the “We soon moved up to the dugouts on North of the Frenzela valley we con­ Speak in Lords of CANADIAN SOLDIERS HOOPS IN DOWNPOUR tinued yesterday our difficult advance defeated completely. Teutonic forces on Prseraysl Is certain the railroad. This was early tn the soon to be forced. morning, before daylight. The Ger­ across rough ground. 'On both banks of the Meuse (Ver­ Dead Leader mans were sending tear’ shells all the "Hostile aircraft dropped bombs on dun front) our artillery and that of the 172,484 Taken. time—not things which get Into your our lines of communication, wounding enemy were rather active during the Petrograd, June 31.—The war office nlghL" Helped on Ypres Salient March Past at Niagara Car­ lungs, but those which act on your a few persons and causing slight dam- London, June IL—Field Marshal Vis announced to-day that the number of eyes. Hquadrons of our Capron 1 and men captured by the Russians in the count French, commander of the arm­ offensive in Vdhynla, Galicia and Through Fear, a Canadian ried Out Under Adverse We moved with other reinforce­ Savola aeroplanes. In which were 84 93273^77 ies In the United Kingdom, eulogised Bukowina up to Thursday of last week ments across the field» Day came on machines, bombarded the aviation sta­ Private Thinks Conditions was 171.434 while we wore moving, German obser tion at Pergjne, at the head st the his former chiefs Field Marshal Earl vallon balloons were out. and _____ MWier w* engaged By Kitchener, ta tha Hsusn-bf Lords yes­ The official announcement says that every movement of our reinforcements a squadron J: r* enemy, hut returned terday after the Marquis of In a severe engagement on the Stok- London. June It.—Private Feenle, No. NIsgsra-OtvThe-Lake, June II.—Die and so were able j*» signal where cur­ safely after bringing down three hos­ COMMITTEE PLANS down# had spoken of the great loss hod river, German troops which made tile machines." an attack In massed formation were 411,671, who was one of a party hand­ agreeable weather transformed the tains of fire could be directed on us. the empire had suffered In the death ling a machine gun during the attack performance by the overseas troops In repulsed and took to flight. They caught us on the roads, and espe­ of the war secretary. In which the Canadian troops re training here on Monday In thé pres cially about the hedges, where, no Huge Losses. Referring to the time when he captured the .grejM®UL.--ewcaof.tho Duke -of Connaught, from ■doubt, they though^ we should be clus­ Body . Aepoi tied at Great Con­ From the day the Russian offensive ground M B the enemy on the Ypres a show parade Into something that tered Every now and then thia fire HUNGRY BAVARIANS . In command of the British forces on began, June 3. to date. It is unofficially salient and who was wounded,* ^ -has------ar ­ came close to being the teal thing. All would lift. We rushed forward but the ference Last Week the continent. Lord .French said Ear estimated that the Russian captures the arduous discomforts the trenches rived In England with a large party fire opened again almost Immediately, Kitchener never had spared any effort of men have exceeded 180,000. If a of Canadians aen^across to recuper­ in. early spring . fell to thenys Cochin. Bos­ had been buried by, shellfire. They j standard hung like a limp rag from the in the manifold armies which were de­ the hole In which I was lying. Perhaps seront Dag lade, the French diplomat begged to be allowed to w ork with our j staff at the saluting base. His royal fending British Interests In all parts I was daxed and unable to realise how London, June^21.—A dispatch from was appointed general secretary of the GIVEN IN MONTREAL boys at this job, and In fact went on, highness, on horseback, remained for long I really lay there. Anyhow. It of the world. digging all day, and thus helped to, nearly two hours In the pouring rein, Milan states that undoubtedly the un­ new organisation. g> seemed only a minute when another it at Munich on account of the suf­ Would Not Consent. save the lires of quite a few Cana- • taking the salute on the march past, shell came and Mew my pack, lying on The resolutions adopted at the eco­ dtans. The governor-general took off his raln- ferings of the people through the short nomic conference have been received After speaking of Earl Kitchener's the ground a foot or two above me. to age of food Is of serious proportions, as "A German ambulance orderly who j coat when he saw all the men and «'171- with enthusiasm by the majority of work in South Africa, Viscount French Israel Schafer Found Guilty of fragmente. I do not think It did any the king of Bavaria has been forced to had been caught In the Canadian rush, vers without theirs, and had no other the press. The newspapers declare said! other harm, but I found that the first Intervene In an effort to prevent the got hold of one of our wounded men j protection than his field marshal's unl­ that the conference haa set forth "When I had reason to believe I Selling Tickets to shell had got me, for I have a couple growth of the agitations. Following and carried him to a dressing station, form. The units In the long company substance practical measures which would be chosen for the chief com­ of legs which will do no soldiering for the riots of Saturday last he has ex Austrians These men, and a good many more, of j ûrmatlon lines plowed past, sometimes can be applied to the defence of the al­ mand In France at the outbreak of at least six months." horted hie subjects to have patience a courue, remained with us as prisoners., almost knee deep In the sticky clay, lies against the commercial war which the present war, I went to Earl Kitch­ I think they were scared to death of | sometimes wading through the soqk Artillery Firs. lUtle longer. they know the Germans are organis­ ener very early one morning, and the Canadians, and that was why they j pig grass. There were over 13,060 men All these latest wounded speak of the •What King Ludwig apparently over­ urged him to take my place, and pro­ Montreal, June 21.—Israel Schafer, were so eager to make themselves use- , In kïtakl reviewed^* ing. with as much If not more deter­ artillery fire of both sides as being In­ look» In hi» appeal." ways the dispatch. mination and care than they have mised that I would accompany him. who was arrested shortly after the out­ ful. Other Germans had done some tense. but while the German guns were Is that the rioters clamored not only shown in the physical conflict now Although he. at that moment, had no break of the war on a charge of dirty tricks on the Canadians, but | Idea of taking over the position of well covered, the Canadian batteries for bread, but for peace also." raging. treason, was found guilty yesterday In those-chape did some good work." were mostly in the open and secretary for war. I could not prevail the court of king's bench. The jury During the riots on Saturday, the The only dissenting note Is struck 340,128 JOINED TO heavily punished, although far in the upon him to do this. took less than half an hour to reach an mob. having become Infuriated because by Humanité, which expresses skepti­ rear. The enemy shells found out every “The nation. Indeed, has suffered s agreement, although It appeared that of the Insulting behavior of some of­ cism as to the advantage the people of part of the Canadian line. There were grievous loss. The finest monument the prosecution had not made out so ficials, attacked the police, and as the the allied countries are likely to draw PFLANZER'S ARMY some remarkable Individual encounters the people can erect to this great man strong a case as It did last fall, when MIDDLE OF JUNE soldiers In the vicinity took sides with from the resolutions end as to the har­ with the enemv. ■>— - Is to clothe themselves in the spirit of the Jury failed to agree, and the charge the mob, they soon routed the police mony which will attend their appli­ squads and became for the moment ^the determination and concentration of of Mr. Justice Cross was regarded ma cation. OJT BY RUSSIANS masters of the situation. Later the po­ effort which characterised his long and favorable to the accused. A reserved lice and detachments of troops dispers­ valuable career." case was granted, however, to be heard Of That Total British Colum­ DUKE MAY LEAVE ed the agitators. The Marquis of Lansdowne said Earl on Friday. bia District Has Pro­ ENEMY STEAMSHIPS Kitchener's name would live in history Should the motion for a reserved Russians Pursued Austrians as that of a great soldier who had been case be dismissed, after the argument vided 31,309 CANADA THIS YEAR ENTENTE WILL TAKE able, by personal Influence, to convert for the prosecution and defence^ So Rapidly in Bukowina a modest expeditionary army into a Schafer will be called for sentence*. STRONGER MEASURES ’ SHOULD BE HELD great host numbered not by tens of Under the law his sentence may be They Succeeded thousands, but by millions, which st anything from thirty days In prison to WITH GREEK GOVT. the present time was lighting thq bat­ Ottawa. June II.—Up to the fifteenth death. of this month. 140,111 men had joined Reported His Royal Highness tle for liberty, good faith and the up­ the color» In Canada. In the fortnight London. June It.—The correspond holding of the honor of the empire on Schafer Is the first person found London. June tl.—Confirmation of preceding that date 264 enlisted In the Will Be Succeeded by ant of the Deny Teleerapb at Part* London Chamber of Commerce a hundred battlefields throughout the guilty of treason In Canada since .ports of the cutting In two of General London district, 1.801 In the Toronto Louis Riel was found guilty, following Hanter', army In tiukowlna are con- dtetrlet. 666 In the Ottawa and King­ Curzon -1 have direct authority tor saying Urges Policy of Ship the Northwest Rebellion, and executed. ,inert In a dispatch to the Star from ston district, 641 In the Montreal dis­ that very stern and strong measure, Schafer, who was a steamship ticket etrograd to-day.’ When the Austrian» for Ship trict, 114 In the Quebec district, 161 la an to be taken almost at once by the BACK IN STATES NOW agent and a naturalized citizen, waa ,tired from Viemowlti. the correa- charged with knowingly selling tickets the maritime provinces, 1,100 In Mani­ Ottawa, June SI.—It is reported that allies in Greece It Is not advisable PARTLY BECAUSE OF tndent eaye, part of them retreating toba and Saskatchewan, 000 in the yet to specify what these measures will to Austrians who wished to leave J» south along the Roumanian border Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Con British Columbia district, and 407 in be, but they will be adequate, and Montreal, June ll.-VThe Oasette's SHORTAGE IN TURKEY Canada for Austria by way of the id other» toward the Carpathian», naught Is likely to leave Canada be­ Alberta. ehould the Greek government not com­ United States ielr hope waa to have time to hold fore the dose of the present war and London correspondent cables ; The total enlistments by districts to return to England, and that bis place ply, they will be drastic." is Russians on the fortified line run - "The policy of 'a ship for & ship' was New York, June 21— Sixteen Amer­ date are; No. 1, London. 18,447: No. 2, as governor-general of Canada will be ng from Kuty to Sereth along the advocated at the meeting of the Lon­ icans, who said they had left Con­ COMMISSION WHICH WILL Toropto. 74,071 (on# unit to h taken by some distinguished person­ don Chamber of Commerce to-day, vers lilkhodra and Sereth. But dé­ NO STATEMENT BY stantinople owing to s scarcity of food from); No. I, Kingston and Ottawa, age from the motherland. It Is not when It was urged that, despite any INVESTIGATE RAILWAYS lits the delay caused by the prolong- likely to be the Prtnee of Teck, who supplies and because the native popu­ I defence of CaernowiU, General 46.470T No. 4. Montreal. 29,041; No. 6, ASQUITH ON IRELAND provisions of international law to the Quebec. 6,626; No. 6. Maritime Pro was appointed ttnd would have come to etchltaky threw hie reserves upon the contrary, enemy steamships in the pos­ lation had evinced strong antipathy to­ Ottawa. June 21. -The personnel of vlncee, 11,1711 No. 10, Manitoba and Canada In 1014 but for the outbreak mis of the retreating Austrians st London, June 21.—An attempt was session of the allies should be held I ward all English-speaking people, ar the commission which Is to Inquire Saskatchewan. 70.188; No. 11. British of war. The Prince of Teck le on ich speed that he succeeded In reach- made in the Commons to-day to obtain hostages for losses sustained by or Into the railway situation in Canada Columbia and Yukon. II 309; No. IS, active service, and does not desire to rived here to-day as passengers on the Is expected to bo announced very g that line simultaneously1 with Information in regard to the status of damage to shipping of the allies. This Alberta. 10.744. leave the front until the war ends. Danish steamship Oscar II. from Scan shortly. Sir George Paish, the eminent i em. the Irish situation, but Mr. Asquith, to w mi l offset any advantage otherwtn? Enlistment» In Afrril were 11.289; In Lord Carson 1» mentioned is suc­ dtnavtah porta Among them were British statistician, and President Un­ The result was that General Pflan- cessor. to the Duke of Connaught whujn a question was addressed, said accruing to the enemy. The p ,r'g forces were cut In half midway May, 16,020, and in June eo far, 13,644 was referred to a committee. Professor Henry B. Dewing, Charles L. derwood. of the Erie system, are likely that In View of tlie delicate negotiations to be two of the members, and the ttvsao Kuty and Sereth at StrogloeL now in progress he must ask for a "Arrangements were made for a re­ Lewi# and Gee. H. Huntington, connect­ SHOW IN IDAHO. CART. R. H. MASON DEAD. ed with College, an American third one In view Is President Todd, postponement of his reply until next ception to the Canadian Trade Com­ of the Bangor A Aroostook railway, of UIUT. IMMELMANN KILLED. mission on the return of Its members institution in Turkey; and Professor Wallace, Ida.. June 21.—Twelve Paris, June SI —Captain Frank H. week. Malrte, an old Ottawa boy who began from France, and for a conference be­ Maurice Tanguery, a xoolOgical man inches of snow fell here last night. Mason, former American consul gen­ The Unionist members of the cabinet railroading with the Canada Atlantic London. Juno II.—Lieut Immelmann. tween It and the Canadian section of who Va» with the McMillan Crocker- Telegraph and telephone communica­ eral. died here to-day. He was 73 held a conference to-day with Sir Ed­ and baa risen rapidly. le of the beet known of the German the tion was Interrupted. * years old. -_f!— ward Carson, the Ulster leader. . t.t .ra is reported to have been killed. • Suffering from shock: Pta. Quo. Gab- JustOne-Fifth Cash lichen, Channel Islands; Pte. Geo. Simpson, England. Ottawa, June 21.—The following cas­ to; Pte. Harry Heard, Cpurtland, Ont.; —and the balance go very ualties have been announced! Pte. Wm. Hughes, Mount Elgin, Ont.; Artillery. , v“" easy will place this Gas Infantry. Pte. John Leroy, Bogend, Saak.; Pte. Wounded: Pte. K. D. Da we, Mi B. E. Loiseau. Montreal; Pte. Q. Rid­ land; Pte. T. Feah, Ireland; Pte. R. Range in yonr home if gas is Killed In action—Pte. Robert Morton, Hale, England; Pte. C. E. Kemfi, Eng­ Montreal. dle, Sault Ste. Marie. Ont; Bgt. Per

unchallengeable fact that neither Car- ! to do much to alleviate fhe position of ranxa nor anybody sise In Mexico the king of Greece...... —____ DAVID SPENCER, LTD. could restore order ant) protect the Taking Hir Ham Hughes for all In 'all, lives and property of their subjects j the country never will see his like Bum Kirk’s there, and would have undertaken the again as Minister of Militia and De­ duty themselves ae they undertook It fence. - Wellington Coal in Egypt and Morocco. The United Yesterday We Opened Up More New States might as well grapple with the SLANDERER OF THE DEAD. Jssue nohr without liny further parley. Montreal Dally Mall «Independent). KirlT&Co. Otherwise massacres of American citi­ •'The last time 1 saw Kitchener I LIMITED Styles in Knitted Silk Sports Coats zens In Mexico and raids into Texas strongly urged that Y pres salient be and New Mexico will continue with abandoned. I pointed out that it was 1212 Broad 8t. Phone 189 little or no restraint, because Carranza being held more out of sentimental than Very attractive models featuring both the set-in and Raglan sleeves. military considerations. I told him how lacks the power to prevent them. losses among the British troops hold­ They are made from a beautiful quality of fine silk in summer weight. The ing this bloOdy angle had been 10 per THE NOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS. cent. Kitchener was deeply affected by coat is in light and old rose shades with collar, cuffs and girdle of plain white. what 1 said. There were tears In his Some people are satisfied with eyes as he spoke of British losses in ! any kind of a Meal—Others see Very effeetive, especially for outing wear. Mint attractively priced ^ 30 The electors of Nova Scotia have this sector; and he was altogether sym­ mere particular — And others strikingly reaftlriked their confidence pathetic with my view. He told me to j again are most particular. Those THE DAILY TIMES give him my proposition In writing, who are most particular are the in the Murray administration. The re­ A SPECIAL OFFERING IN SILK SWEATERS AT *7.50 Pobllehed dally (except Sunday) by and that he would communicate to Beet Patrons of the the times printing a pub­ sult of the polling Increases the govern­ General Sir Douglas Haig, the British . These «'oats are finished with sash and self covered buttons, and come in shades of Paddy, lishing COMPANY, LIMITED cemmander-ln-chlef. Next day, how- i ment's majority, the standing of the saxe bine and gold. Also Coats of silk and woof mixtures, featuring the square collar, Officfi...... Comer Broad and Port Street» ever, I received a cable informing me j Burlne*i Office ...... Phone 1040 two» parties being thirty-one and of the charges made against me in i Dominion Hotel licit and crochet buttons ; these in shades of grey, lavender and light rose. Another model Editorial Office ...... Phone 46 parliament. There was nothing left fcr[ twelve, while In the last House It wag This Dinner is an Average Meal, is in fancy weave in plain shades of Copenhagen and Kelly green, with trimmings ol white, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: me to. do but to corné1 home and face i and is Wonderful Value for 50 City delivery ...... 66c. per month twenty-five and thirteen. This is a re- my accusers; the question of holding ; Cents, Very specially priced, each ...... *7.50 By maH teerhwtre of etty); Canada i- imil-kahle trlbüTé To the ability àhïf the -Y pres*, .«alien t - remained In -.«bey.*. - ... . » - .. .. . - Setting, First Wsffff and Great Britain ...... $3 per annum a nee, and our boys were left-To hold a 1 Or^en tenions. Green Olives. « U. & A...... $4 per annum honesty with which the affairs of the position that "Xxas almost untenable. I — Cream of Oyster a la Reine. __ COPY FOR ADVERTISEMENTS province have been administered as Had I 'remained In England I^belleve1 Consomme Renaissance. Women’s Nightgowns of ■. 'fir ■ W—r* affverttoemet _ A hawttuouoauledtn muât be at Tlmee Office before • p. m. of conclusive demonstration of Kitchener to abandon the salient, and Frled fial'n^^e^iyàître'yflSyT'’ Fine Nainsook, 61.98 the day previous to the day of Ineertlon. Shoestring Potatoes. “ A New Silk Crepe de Chine the unimpaired strength of Liberalism the bloody battles of the past few days, TMe la Imperative. When this rule la Mt Pork Tenderloin a la Stanley. These Gowns are beautifully made compiled with we do not guarantee In- with their losses of our best and among the people. Boiled Ox Tongue. Taper Sauce. Waist to Sell at $3,90 In slip-over styles, and litre's a bravest, would have been avoided.” Pancakes a la Normande. It is moreover a great personal tri­ This-Waist is iqade from a very nice quality silk large assortment ef design» to umph for Mr Murray. It Is now more The dead tell no tales and with the Prime Ribs of Be« f au Jus. Leg of Mutton with Jelly. erepe de chine that has a particularly handsome appear­ MIS LORDSHIP BISHOP SCRIVEN. then twenty years since he succeeded great Kitchener sleeping his last sleep | in the Atlantic, such slanders are In- j Chicken Salad Mayonnaise. ance in shades of pink, flesh, gold, apricot, Copenhagen, £ trimmed with lace and ribbons. the Hon. W. 8. FleWlng-ww-flret mln- < (tiers In Bishop Scrlveny_ whose sudden capable of first-hand refutation. They | Steamed Pot*toe». Mashed Potatoes navy, white and black. The style features Convertible col­ of embroidery. These bi# dis- *re slanders,- death it was our painful duty to an­ lar; tucked sod hemstitched -front, turn-hack cuffs and f owns* iffe1 ptiMltNilsriy: wtsti wii- tinguiehed predecessor, he showed him­ contemptible slanders, which bring Lemon Meringue Pie. Pear Pie. nounce yesterday, the ecclesiastic was shame to the author as they do to the trimmings of pearl buttons. A smart waist to wear with very specially self to be a man of unusi^l sagacity Plni-apple Cream Pudding. overshadowed by the man. Elevation country for whom he officially speaks. your costume. -, „ and foresight. Rainbow-chasing, hol­ —.Belling. First Floor to the highest office in the gift of the The minister of militia says in as Our Popular Merchants’ Lunch, low, tswdry display and «training for many words that Kitchener was In­ — Selling. First Floor Anglican Bynod of British Columbia Served Every Day From 12 to 2, dramatic effect found no place In hi* competent. that the strategic values of for 35 Conte,, ia a Winner. did not affect In the slightest degree positions on the eastern front were un­ hie attitude towards his fellowmeh. programme. Indeed, whatever criticism known to him; that ho held the Ypres may Justly be lodged against promin­ Ample Room For Individual Choice in Women's Low The Archdeacon who for thirty years salient for sentimental reasons, and ent public men In Nova Scotia by their that therefore the blood of the brave or thereabouts went about doing the opponents. It cannot V» justified upon men who have fallen In the fight, for Try A Bite—O. K. Shoes and Pumps at Popular Prices $3 and $3.50 work of his Master did not depart from this'territory is on Kitchener’s head. those grounds; pretence and sham are hie accustomed ways when he became The terms of «this foul Indictment Better values at popnlffh prices you could not wish for, while the range of styles and leathers His Lordship the Bishop. He remained •n tern a aide by the hard-headed, give ue further to • understand that i* so wide and varied that ample room is given for individual choice. There are all . the the simple, unaffected, klndly-dlsposi­ clear-minded electorate who taka their Kitchener and Joffre, in constant con­ wanted leathers, such as patent, glare kid and gun pietal. in the various features and adap­ politics seriously, ami. we imagine, are sultation, studying ever)- feature of the ll on ed Christian gentleman. He did situation and advised and informed by tations of the plain pump and colonial. Some models are perfectly plain—a strong feature not neglect the great mission oè the about the worst material In the world commanders on the ground, were less of present shoe fashion; others are more fancy, being finished with bow or ornament; church, but notwithstanding the im­ for dupes. The record shows that men comgietent to render dec isions than Sir while still others are in the strap style, and some with buckle. Whatever style skirt you in-, who win their way to prominence as Sam Hughes, sitting In his office three portance of the position to which he tend wearing this summer you are aure to find a shoe that will be in character—if you public men In Nova Scotia always thousand miles away. had been elected and the multifarious Hughes went to London and. accord­ choose from this assortment. Specially low priced, a pair *3.00 and...... 43.50 wear well whether they remain In their duties therein entailed. Bishop Sc liven ing to his latest story, urged Kitchener —Selling, First Floor was not so busy that he could not de­ own province or enter the wider field of to abandon the Ypres salient. He says Kitchener wept as he listened to hi* vote a great deal of attention to what national politics. The Increased majority of the gov­ recital. Finally he was asked to sub­ may be described as the ordinary af­ mit his proposition In writing, but be­ Your Ladt Opportunity to Buy Floor Coverings at tiie fairs of humanity The garments of ernment I» remarkable also from the fore he could write he was called home the church dignitary did not change the fact that the Liberals have been In to- defend himself and J. Wesley Alli­ son. Kitchener and Joffre, left In the Following Prices character of the man. He was just as power continuously In Nova Scotia since 1694. In that year Mr. Fielding became ignorance which the Hughes memor­ of a slice from one of offf loaves Higher anil still higher rise the prices of all floor coverings. The scarcity of raw ma­ approachable as Bishop as he was as andum would have dispelled, persisted and you will Immediately want leader of the government gnd retained terials, their increased prices and the higher freightage, is the cause of the big advance, and Rector of the little church of St. James. In holding the Ypres salent with the the whole leaf. It Is appetising, it is with reluctance that we have to inform our patrons that we cannot maintain the following Probably that was the secret of his office without a break until lew. when result that the <’a trad Ian battalions fragrant, pure, wholesome and upon his Inclusion In the first Laurier suffered grievous losses. satisfying bread that makes prices after Friday next. Those who anticipate the covering of a floor will be wise in look­ great popularity and contained the It Is to be particularly noted that cabinet as finance minister h' was suc­ quirk and lasting friends wher­ ing ahead, and deciding to place their order without delay. By doing so you will make a promise of the generally admitted »VK- Hughes claims to have left nothing but ever H le tried; Wo guarantee It ceeded by Mr. Murray. This, however. a verbal record of his Intervention, the substantial saving well worth while. Phone up 1246, stating size of room, and let us give ceee that attended his lamentably short because we make it. We use you ah estimate to-day. career as Bishop. There may be a les­ Is not the record In Canada, which is same kind of records that were left by only the finest Flour and the Allison in his fuse transactions to son In all this, tf It be the prerogative Held by the Liberals of Ontario, who purest of other ingredients and Oil Cloths, a square yard...... 37f Linoleums, a square yard, 58<, 65f, 75< which Mr. Justice Duff made scathing our prices are really moderate of a newspaper to Inculcate It, for all under Edward Blake took office In 1872 reference. Two hours would have suf­ ---Belling, Second Floor ministers of religion. There is no and retained it unbrokenly until the ficed to set forth in writing the argu­ BAKERIES Ltd. doubt that the death of HI* Lordship defeat of the Roes ministry in 1906. ments Hughes claims to have sub­ mitted verbally to Lord Kitchener He Men’s 50c Athletic Underwear, 40c Bishop Sertven so early In his career The end of the term upon which Mr Phone 141 did not rpare those two hours for a A splendid quality Vndtrwesr. made from whits A Shipment of Ladies’ 0. S. Lisle Murray has just entered will complete as the head of the Anglican communion task which he now tells the people of dimity in a similar style to the celebrated B. V. Hose Just Received on Vancouver Island is sincerely and tenure of office that will exceed the Canada was a matter of life and death D Vest In coat shape and without sleeves; to the Canadian battalions holding the Our many customers who have been waiting for deeply lamented hy. peuple of alLre- Ontario Liberal record by several drawers, kmse knee. A regular 60c grade. 8pe- Tprea salkfflt. Hie indictment abroad to take their share. th« i*e outside sixes will bv glad to hear of llgious denominations and by a large year# But while In Ontario four Lib­ Kltcl^ier therefore becomes a Still hardship and danger, not to j.i. k TfinT'k garant lit ...... 777*777.v.V.7.. .4#$ their arrival. They come in a nice quality, priced at, a pair...... 66< number who make no church -accepted eral premiers divided the period, all more damning indictment of himself out spots. High-Grade Combinations in Zimmerknit and religious professons at all. His death, of whom are dead. Nova ScoVa has had The erratic mental oi>eration* of the ; A good many of Kir 8am Hughes Penman's Makes. Balbriggan and open weaves. Ladies' Full Fashioned Summer Hoes, in all minister of militia were* evidently such mistakes haVe been ascribed to his furthermore, to a great loes to the com­ j Vests with short or long si* eves. Drawers ankle sizes. A pair ...... 50< but two Premiers In the last thirty-two that he failed to see thq logic of his ! temperamental peculiarities. His at- I or knee length. A suit. #1.25 and...... $1.00 —Selling. Main Floor munity in every sense, and the deepest y?ara, both of whom are living. own pretension*. If what Hughes say* ‘ on the reputation of Lord Kil­ - Belling. Main Moor sympathy will be extended to hie widow ls true, if we are to admit the theory ;1 hener does not lend itself to any j In her sudden bereavement London Chronicle:—The leaders of he was a better Judge of the military j 6UC” construction. It Is a brutal, coki- sttuatlon on the eastern front than Mdoded defamation of the empires Belfast Protestantism shrill Id be aware Kitchener and J«.ffre; If we are to greatest soldier conceived In the bucolic THE MEXICAN SITUATION. that in settlement and compromise admit also that he would have been I n°Uqn that It would react on those alone can the eventual solution be able to Impose his views on the British who have exposed the odious opera­ DAVID SPENCER, LTD. Literal compliance by Pershing with found ; and they cannot be blind to the minister of war and to the French tions of J. Wesley Allison. But It do*-*» no such thing It reacts only on Sir Carranza's demand would require the great advantages which would accrue cvmmander-ln-chlef, then It becomes his duty to explain to the people of Sam Hughes who In a clumsy effort to the empire and the allied cause If American expeditionary force to retire Canada why he did not write the mo­ to serve his own selfish interests safety first is do in for American trans- backwards to the border. The Mexl that solution could be found now in­ mentous memorandum which was to slanders the dead Kitchener and ex­ portât ion. ploits the brave Canadians who fell in can president says that any attempt of stead of being deferred until after the have saved the Canadian troops from the last terrible battle of Ypres. DREXEL CASE. the unwelcome visitors to advance or war. Already throughout the août hern the losses they subsequently sustained. HEADQUARTERS EDISON MAZDA LAMPS The minister of militia çpn choose provinces the world-conflict has bridg­ move to the east or west will be which horn of the dilemma he desires; THE LAMP IN THE WEST. London, June 81 - Mrs Rita Arm­ garded by him as an act of warfare. ed many local and class differences either that his presumptuous claims to strong Drexel, wife of Anthony J. Venus has lit her silver lamp The Indications are. however, that Nationalists and Unionists. Catholics superior military knowledge and the Drexel. the American banker, was communication of them to Ix>rd lx>w In the purple west. given Judgment against her husband if war broke out between the two and Protestants, peasants and land­ Tasting a soft and mellow light Keep Kitchener are a fabrication or that he Upon the sea's full breast; for a yearly allowance of 866.660 by Mr countries Pershing would find It diffi­ lords. fight side by side In the same alone Is responsible for the Canadian Justice Neville in the chancery court battalions for the common cause. May In one clear path- as if to guide cult. If not impossible, to move In any losses In reglecting to put his argu­ Home pale, wayfaring guest. to-day. direction. A dispatch from Columbus. we not hope that a similar bond of ment in written form. Whrn the case was last before the Cool Those who know fllr flam Hughes New Mexico, last night stated that unity may develop. If less rapidly, be­ Far out. far out the restless bar court in December. 1915, Mr Drexel will find no difficulty ijp reaching a tween the South and the NorthT True, ... Starts from a troubled sleep. contested the Jurisdiction of the British wireless message had been received conclusion. They will stamp the story Where, roaring through the narrow courts on the ground that jy was a from Pershing’s chief of staff reporting they have their separate divisions at of his Interview with Lord Kitchener straits -• " ‘ *V ' This resident of France. This point was de­ the concentration of Carranza forces the front ; but do the German shells as the crudest sort of fiction. The The meeting waters leap: cided against him and when court distinguish between them, or would character of Britain’s late war min­ But still the shining iwthway leads- - , opened to-day the banker's attorney and artillery in positions menacing the Across the lonely deep. either hesitate to back the other to the ister la pretty well known- and if Sir said that as It had been decided that Summer American line of communication, and Sam Hughes had undertaken to give utmost against the apostles of fright­ When I sail out the narrow straits the British courts had Jurisdiction he that there was Imminent danger of him lessons in military strategy he coutd not defend the case. '* / fulness? And cannot both feel. In view would have been niore likely to Indulge Where unknown dangers be. It will coat you but a few hostilities. And cross the troubled, moaning bar of the Immense problems which must In strong language than In tears. To the mysterious sea. cents per work if you get oue There is only one line of railway be. The whole concoction has Us In­ CONVENTION AT PORTLAND. engage the Whole empire when the war Dear God, wilt Thou not set a lamp hind General Pershing's position, and spiration in the desire of Sir Sara of our efficient Is over, how much It would be in the Low In the west for me? I that Is still under Mexican control. If Hughes to capitalise Canadian losses —Boston Poet. Portland, June 11—Delegatee from war broke out the Americans would Internet of all-Irish as well as imperial on the battlefield. It Is a belated card all the Pacific coast states and British played In the Allison scandals In the Columbia will attend the convention o# have to try to gain complete possess­ prosperity to get this old sore healed OUR VIRTUE OF STUBBORNNESS. betimes? hope that It may help to turn the LoniSpn Telegraph. the Pacific CoMt Ophthalmologlcal So­ ion of that line at all costs or Pershing scale of public opinion In his favor. Electric Fans t- + *4* -There Is no greater stupidity In a war.** ciety, which opens here to-morrow and would be entirely Isolated. Whether The Liberal government of Nova To the end that Allison's predatory said Mr. Lloyd George, “than to under­ will adjourn cm Saturday. he could hold out until relieved would activities may be excused the dead estimate the forces with which you have They use tittle current and will last a lifetime if taken care of. Scotia held its election on strictly Kitchener Is defamed. To the end depend upow the quantity of supplie# to contend.’’ That la a fault to which orthodox and' constitutional lines. Xo that the HugHés-AIIlsdh Storthefship the British mind to' traditionally proas We carry all sizes and can. supply you just what you want— and munitions he has been able to col­ extraneous Influences were brought to may be robbed of Its right perspective. and many glaring examples have been and at. reasonable prices. Call in and look them over. Canadian casualties are exploited as if provided by the present war. But hap­ lect and the rapidity of the American bear in order to circumvent the will of advance. It will be several weeks be they ware a marketable commodity. pily the ancient British virtue of stub­ Fuel Bills the people. No ballot boxes were ped­ In Great Britalg as In Canada these bornness still remains to us. This is fore the Unllêd 8tales can concen­ dled around outside the confines of the bsutal statements of 81 r Ksm Hughes, once more to be put to a searching test, Reduced trate 160,000 men along the Mexican province in order to give heelers and > significantly withheld until Lord Kitch­ which It will triumphantly survive—and HAWKINS & HAYWARD' ener had passed from the scenes will the more triumphant!/ the more quickly 1007 Douglas Street. TelenhnneTelephone MS643. OppositeOnnnaite Cityflitv HellHall border, and some time longer be­ pluggers opportunities to exercise their House Work end Worries De­ provoke indignation and resentment. we settle down to get the very last euace fore a southward movement In force creased. functions as age a c Les of corruption. There, as in this country, it will be out of our new organisation and to press It remorselessly home upon the enemy. could be begun. And the government of Premier Murray understood that the Ypres salient has OUR DRY FIR CORD WOOD Carranea has Issued a statement of waa suatalned by an increased major­ been regarded by Europe's greatest “SAFETY FIRST" FAYS. (Free from knots) OR DARK military strategists as a position which his case In Parla and other capitals In ity. Rut the government of Nova must be held even at great cost. That Providence Journal. BRITISH CQI4IMBIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC ■erope which looks like a prelude to Scotia Is government for the people and Canadians have had to bear the brunt Safety first regulations are provlag the inauguration of boetiUtiea by him. by the people Things are done differ­ of Its defence to t matter of deep their worth on American railroads, the *<$5.35 R. THOS. STEELE, Principal. concern to the nation, but It to also a records Just compiled showing that dur­ He will not gain much sympathy on ently In British Columbia. ing the fiscal year ending June*39, 1918. 1» tb. Cheapest end Vkenwl Competent staff of teachers In Vocal, Piano, Violin. Sight Reading. circumstance in which the nation feels the other side of the Atlantic ex­ v- 4- -e *26 companies, operating iei.948 ml toe, loot' Fuel on the Market. French, Italian and Dancing. Write or phone for syllabus. a thrill of pride. Canadian troops would cept from Germany, whose agents All does not seem to be going well no passengers In train accidents. This la Quirk Motor Delivery. not be there If their exceptional valor the best report yet Issued, and It should Phene 2647 Reyal lank Building. Car. Fort and Ceek Sts. have been busy In Mexico for a long with Constantine Huhenxoliern, king of had not been established Nor will any Inspire the managers of the roads not on PHONE «632 time. Neither Great Britain no> Greece by grace of the allies Possibly patriotic Canadian share the thought the list to learn how such a gratifying for his majesty il beginning to realise that insidiously conveyed by Hlr 8am result was achieved. The number of France would have tolerated Hughes that It should have been left passengers carried on the 826 roads was IM-VtucMsurt Bloody Wilhelm, hto .friend and kins­ r-Tfinattl from Mexico whet the United to others to fight the fight and die the 4*. 114,646. and the distant** covered ag­ 101WM.lt QUALIT*-a« weekly heme for yoern. man, Is not so certain to win the war death which have brought Imperishable gregated 18,«8,060,400 passenger miles. UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS These figures give some Idea of. what importance—priOTfiuid ha» «»nwd thojafter all At an, rate he I. not likely glory to Canadian arm». Canadians toadery. WIOTOBIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1918

Delhi dsfe, Yates St, Is reopened by Central Union, W. C. T. Ue-The A. fcelanger, late Vernon Cafe» • central union, W. C, T. U., will hold a CONCLUSION DELAYED parlor meeting on Thursday afternoon * * Court of Ksvlsisn l| U nobis to Wind at I o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. Pastry Fleur, O0e» 10-lb. Seek. Up Its Work To-day. Grant's Grocery, corner Blanehard and Meston, 1001 North Park street. A cordial Invitation is extended to all. Our Greatest Offer Pandora Sts. • With the prospect of reaching an end WHAT’S YOURS? That you may experience the pure delight of ac­ AAA AAA Of three weeks hard work on the civic Mine I» a Bottle of tually owning a Columbia Grafonola, We will Give the $rlde China.—It make# a Oak Bay Manual Training.—The court of revision, the members as­ moat acceptable present Cake Plates, students of the Oak Bay manual train­ sembled this morning, but the antici­ " deliver to your home for a 16o. up I Berry Bowls» 66c.; Oelery ing classes are holding a woodwork pation of a conclusion vanished when Dishes, see.| Bon Bop Dishes, I0o.j exhibit at the manual training room, It wès stated at the reassembling of Hudson’s Bay Special Sauce Dtaheé, $1.60 j Salad Seta $8.76. Oak Bay avenue, this evening from 7 the court that the Canadian Northern FREE TRIAL Step in and see our large variety. R. to 9'.80. It Is hoped that all parents Pacific Railway Company appeals any Columbia model you ohooee. W. will send BEST PROCURABLE SCOTCH WHISKY A. BroWti it Co., ISOS Douglas 8L • and friends interested in the activities could not be taken, as the legal repre­ A A * of the children will make it convenient sentative was engaged in another with It a Supply of Columbia Double-DWc Re­ PER ^ ...... Can you Imagine better, more o ha pel. Reasonable chargee, 734 U. A. Brown A Co.'a Made In Vic­ June 14. Mrs. M. O. 'Graves read a Every member of the association economical hose than these? Broughton street Phone -2236. • toria. • very Interesting paper on "Recreations and all electors of the ward who de­ sire Jo affiliate with the association Holeproof Hose are made from AAA for Young People In Rural Districts," AAA are Invited to This meeting, at which 5 the finest Sea Island and Egyp­ Judgments Reserved—The court of after which a social half hour was Silver Spring Lager, 2 qts., 2So. • business of importance Is to be trans­ tian Cotton—that alone makes appeal has reserved Judgment In the spent by the members present. Red AAA acted. Arrangements will be made for possible this marvellous guaran­ Those of tie are left Twhtnd appeals of Hayes et al v. Pacific Great Cross work carried out by members of this institute for the month of the work necessary in preparation for tee. We )iave the following In Muet be something more than kind. Eastern Railway Company, and Rob­ May included surgical shirts, 43; day the coming election campaign. O-CEDAR MOPS regular and, out sizes: Patriotic Aid Society, 640 Fort St. erts v. , arguments In which were heard this week. shirts, 44; pyjamas, 30; eox, 19 pàlr. Any elector living in Ward. Two who ^ Holeproof Cotton, « pairs, guar­ A » A AAA wishes to Join the association and as­ anteed 6 months ...... $3.515 Thomson Funeral Chapel, successor AAA AHDJIL A. Belanger asks for your patronage sist in the work of the campaign is to Hanna A Thomson. 827 Pandora Fraternal Order of Exglee.—*Tp- cordially Invited to attend the meet­ Holeproof Male, 6 pairs, guarurt- avenue, 'phone 498. Always open. nlglit Victoria Aerie, No. 12, will hold at his new address, Delhi Cafe. ^ teed 6 months ...... $3.565 ing. Auto equipment. • their regular meeting, at which -busi­ AAA Holeproof Silk, 3 pairs, guaran­ AAA ness of Importance to the aerie will be New Suffrage Secretary.—At the VACUUM teed 3 months ...... $3.50 Administration Granted.—Letters of Phoenix Stout, 2 quarts for 26o. • transacted and Initiations will take meeting of the Women Suffrage Ref­ administration were to-day granted CARPET AAA place. The Eagles are now having erendum campaign committee held by Mr. Justice Murphy in the matter their summer meetings, which are the For the Missis and the klde last night, Mrs. J. C. M. Keith was of the estate of the late William SWEEPER 6.A.HiehsrdseiSCe. Left behind—who pays, who bids? first and third Wednesdays In each ele-tvd the permanent secretary. R. Hawkshy, on application of H. H. Victoria House, j 630 Yates 8t, Patriotic Aid Society. 640 Fort St. month. T. Klllott. K. t\, presided as Shandley. Guaranteed for AAA AAA chairman, and the keen enthusiasm AAA Farewell Social.—The" friends at the which has marked the previous meet­ Silver Spring Lager, |1 60 per do* No Band Concerts*—The civic fi­ $10 y one year. $10 Hhclhonme Street hall had a social quarts. • ings was again noticeable last night. nance committee on Monday - turned A A A gathering to present a small token of Organization and programme commit­ down the proposal of the 1. O. D. EL their esteem to two of their members, I.«end a hand and trust to luck; tees were formed and plans for the to resume Sunday hand concerts, on Ptes. Bickers and J. Rawnsley, who University School Something's due to Jack Canuck. forthcoming campaign discussed. It the ground that there was no appro­ Walter S. Fraser & Co., Limited left Victoria on Sunday evening with Patriotic Aid Society, 640 Fort St. was decided to ask candidates for the priation for the purpose. Telephone 8 F. 0. Drawer 788. Wharf St., Victorts AAA the No. 13 yield Ambulance Corps. legislature to speak before the central A .A A Both were workers at the hall, and Phoenix Stout, 8 quarts for 26c. • committee some time prior to the elec­ Saanich Works Committee.—Among for Boys will be greatly missed. The good AAA tion, and to prepare literature for dis­ other matters discussed by the "Saanich wishes of all go with them. H. B. -Imperial** Lager Beer, pints, tribution. Organization work Is go­ works committee last evening was the * AAA ing on quietly, and It is hoped that In ml el the Royal M“l,srF Ço.- 3 for 26c. • policy to be adopted with bills for ex- Rotary Club Luneh.—The Rotary AAA within the next few weeks the Island pensfrs Incurred T>y the police com­ CO-OPERATE WITH Club to-morrow will hold a strawberry will be thoroughly mapi»ed out In this Silver Spring Lager, 2 qts., 26a • missioners without approval of the Cadet Corps end Shooting. Separ- lunch at the Empress hotel, the berries ate and special a.-raugsmenls for AAA finance committee of the council Some being provided by the Gordon Head Junior Boy a Give to aid the Union Jack; AAA remarks were made of alleged political Fruitgrowers' Association, of which There are those who'll not come 6t. George’s Closing.—St. George's Influence In police matters, which led The People’s Cash BOYS TAKEN FROM Thomas Walker, acting president of back. school closing events -will be held on to a warm discussion, and the upshot the Rotary Club, is president. The 8 YEARS OF AOB AND Patriotic Aid Society. 640 Fort St. Saturday, June 34. at 2.39; Thursday. was that the council referred to Its 749 VatM Phones speaker to-morrow will be R. M UPWARDS AAA June 29. 9.30 a. m, and Friday. June finance committee the question of the Street Grocery 8681, 1M9 Winslow, provincial horticultural 1st. H. B. -Imperial** Lager Beer, quart*. 39. The annual -sports will take place motor car which Is requested by the Summer term commences Wednes­ who will speak on "Horticultural In­ day. April it. 1916. 3 for 60c. • on the first mentioned date, a day later dustries and Their Prospects. police commissioners for use by the Warden—Rev W. W. Bolton. M A. AAA than first announced owing to Bishop police In discussing cemetery accont- (Cantab.).___ -Squirrel** Brand Peanut Butter, et AAA Striven*# death. On Thursday. June modation In th#- municipality, ('.’un- We Deliver What We Advertise—Theft Why We’re Buy Headmaster—J C. Banwdk Bag." all grocers. T—' l ", r !' " Lecture on Christian Science.—Uw- tf ; the ctoetng events programme will efior Jones* suggestion that the muni­ (London University). AAA der the auspices of First Church of be continued, commencing at 9.30 In cipalities should co-operate with the For particulars and prospectus We for whom our boys ha Ce fought Christ, Scientist, of this city, a free the morning and consisting of a musi­ apply the Headmaster. city In the establishment of a Joint Pay because we must, and ought lecture on Christian Science will be cal programme, followed by a drill die cemetery under a burial board received “POLAK STAB" THE PEOPLE’S BREAD FLOUB Patriotic Aid Society. 640 Fort St given In Pantages theatre on Sunday play at 7 p. m. The annual prize giv­ considerable support. The subject will The Flour that makes real good bread. AAA afternoon at 2^46. by Clarence W. ing and exhibition of drawings will be given further attention. 49 lb. sack for ...... $1.55 Phoenix Stout 2 quarts for 26c. * Chadwick, C. S. B„ of Omaha, Neb. take place on Friday, June 30. at 3.39 A A A Mr. Chadwick is a member of the p. m„ in connection with which re­ WOOD FOR NEXT Ge Cart Tires put on to stay at hoard of lectureship of the First freshments will l>e served. Mrs. Sut- A FRIGHTFUL DEATH 1 Pure Apple, Peach end B. C. Sugar Wilson's Repair Shop. 614 Cormorant • Church of Christ. Scientist, In Boston. tle hopes that there will l»e a strong Raspberry Jam, 4-lb. pall'40c 20-lb. sack $1.80 AAA Mass., and many will no doubt be glad muster of old girls at the sports, to SUFFOCATED ID ASTHMA ATTACK Popham’e Sedas Jelly Powders ftf WINTER to hear an authorized presentation of enter for the "Old Girls’ Race.” All Every sufferer from asthma knows Quotations on quantities. H. B. -Imperial** Lager Beer, pints, per tin ...... 25c All flavors, 4 for...... LüC will be welcomed. Have time and money. 11.00 per dozen. • this subject. There will l>e no collec­ the terror, the abject fear that over­ AAA tion. AAA comes them when struggling for Order now! I Freeh Pineapples, while No. 1 Ripe Tomatoes, Are you going to wait until For Union Geeolin#—Waverly Auto AAA Bible in Psru^— Rev. James 8. Wat­ breath. The old-fashioned remedies 18c | I they last, each...... Per lb...... PRICES INCREASE or until. Oil, Shell Garage, " 737 Broughton St. Are Leaving for Eaet.—A '•farewell'' son will give an address at the First may relieve, but never cure. Best re­ I In *ome cases, the roads be- I Phone 2402. • will lie tendered to Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Presbyterian church prayer meeting sults come from Catarrhozone. which come bn passable, before put­ AAA Scott In the TTudltorium of the Metro­ to-morrow night, the subject of his cures asthma after hope Is abandoned. Fry's Cocoa, H lb. tin Fine Wine ting In your supply? Phoenix Stout, 2 quarts for 26c. • politan Methodist church on Tuesday. talk having to do with hie experiences It's because Catarrhozone kills the *•#*, small tin ...... 10c per box . pAppl"$1.55 AAA June 27, at 8 o'clock. t)|\ and Mrs. in Peru. Mr. Watson is a brother of asthma germ that It cures. Choking Large Juicy Lemons Victoria Wood Co. Sheet Metal Work of all kinds at Scott have endeared themselves to all W. H. Watson, a member of the First spells and labored breathing are re. I Local Strawberries 10c | Per dozen ...... get Johnson St. Phone 2174. right prices. Wet son A McGregor, during their stay of four years hi Presbyterian church, who Is attached Ileved, suffocating sensations and loss 1 per bauik et ...... 20c Ltd.. 647 Johnson St. • Victoria, the longest term allowed by to the naval forqes at Esquimau, and of breath are cured. Every trace of AAA is now visiting his brother on hie holi­ asthma is driven from the system, and the Methodist church, and their ap­ Swift’s Choice Back Bacon, Grapefruit Phoenix Stout 2 quarts for 26c. • proaching departure will be deeply re­ day. Mr. Watson Is a native of Edin­ even old chronics experience Immedi­ WILL YOU HELP U« piece or half-piece, rtQ _ Each ..., 5c AAA gretted. The various organizations of burgh. and received his education ate relief and lasting cure» Equally per lb..:...... COC I DEVELOP A Free Pair of Shoes awaits the the church will take part, and a host there. At the present time he Is min­ good for bronchitis, throat trouble and owner of ticket No. 4314. Please call of friends are expected to be present ister of the First Presbyterian church catarrh. The large one dollar outfit VICTORIA'S at Modern Shoe Repair Co„ corner to sav farewell, as they leave shortly at Petaluma, Cal., but prior to assum­ Includes the Inhaler and lasts two Yates and Government. • to take up their new work in Belle­ ing this charge was for fourteen years months, sold by all dealers or from GREATEST AAA ville. Ontario. a missionary In Peru. During nine, of the Catarrhosone- Co„ Kingston, Can- Constant Crowd, of Contented Customers at ASSET Detectives Pail to Find the Joints.— AAA these years he was a professor of After a search they decided the Joints Acquire the habit of health by using English literature In the technical col­ The People’s Cash Grocery Her boyhood and manhood. were invisible. Why? Papered by a Rexall Orderlies, the modem laxative. lege In Lima, Peru, which gave him civilized native, Savage. Phone 16c. and 26c. Sold only at Rexall Drug exceptional opportunities for coming 749 Tate, Street Phones 3581,1769 V. M. C. A. 2107-JL v • Stores. D. E. Campbell. Into contact with the educated and Corner Blanchard and View SU wealthier cltlxens and the official J t Tel. 2980. J- ■■...... es of the . republic. His account mmm Satisfaction Unconditionally Guaranteed -VICTORIA'S MANHOOD of his experiences in connection with FACTORY the teaching of the Bible in Peru will "Ifyou^etit its all right.” make an interesting story. AAA First Presbyterian Picnio—The an­ T NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTEC­ nual picnic of the First Presbyterian CANADIAN BED CROSS SOCIETY TION ACT Church will be held next Saturday af­ | R. S. C, CHAP. 11». ternoon at Goldstream. An elaborate You can help the Red Cross Society by becoming a member or renew­ programme of races and other attrac­ If Your Teeth ing your membership If you have not paid for 1916. The Corporation of the City of Victoria tive items such as nail-driving, needle» —... .. hereby giva notice ihat .it has, under threading,- tadteW Tug*of-war; 'troys* Sign the form below, put it and the money In an envelope. and.nuUL U Section 7 of the said Act. deposited with pillow fight, etc., will take place. or take It to the Hon. Secretary, Canadian Red Cross Society, Temple Are Sound Building, Victoria, B. C. the Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, Scholars will leave the city at 9 o’clock /■ ml In the office of the District Regis­ Ja the morning by the E. A N. train. you are Indeed a lucky Individ­ Your own kith and kin are fighting for you. Give us the means to care trar of the Land Registry District of There will be a special train In the for them if sick or wounded. Those who hâve already sent In their sub­ I Victoria, at Victoria. B. C, a description ual. Not one person In every evening at 7.30. A special cheap rate ten can boast a complete set of scriptions as members for the present year are asked to send donations as of the site and the plans of a proposed funds are urgently required from day to day. has been arranged, and a good outing •2 sound teeth—without which bridge to b* built across Rock Bay. being Your Chance to Buy a Is promised for the money provided perfect mastication Is Impos­ '••"ja portion of Victoria Harbor, between Donation...... m«»..No limit, large or small j the weather continues fair. The fol­ sible. /the foot of Store street and the foot of Good Car Cheap lowing are the sports conveners: Di­ Life Membership ...... $25.00 Bridge street. Glance over the list of bargains below. Should there be any of rector of «ports: H. B. Maclean ; clerk If you possess one or a dozen Annual §§«•'»••#• r. 1.06 AND TAKK NOT If H that after the them that Interest you, remember it Sill bd a pleasure for us to give of the course, P. McKschnle; starters, decaying teeth, your need of -a Associate ...... hi...... 1.0# expiration of one month from the date of you a thorough demonstration. J, Messrs. Forman and Sarglson; Judge#, dentist’s services is apparent. the first publication of this notice, the 1111 8TU DEBAR HR. S-pgeeenger Safeguard your health by tele­ Corporation of the City of Victoria will, 1914 OVERLAND, 6-passenger, with Messrs. Chartes worth. Walker, Mc- COUPON under S 'Ctton 7 of the said Act, apply to electric self-starter and lights, electric starter and Mghts. good Keach le. Smith and Miss Briggs; re­ phoning me NOW for an ap­ order ...... #%..«.»•...... 8600 the Minister of Public Works at his of- spare tire, equal to new ...... 1800 corder. R. Jameson: tape men, Messrs. pointment My chargee are ex^ To the Honorary Secretary, Canadian Red Cross Society, ^ floe In the City of Ottawa for approval 19Ï3 CADILLAC. 6-passenger, en­ ELECTRIC COUPE, batteries apd Campbell and Petrie; captains of tug- tremely moderate. Victoria. B. C. / of thj said site and plans and for leave gine, chassis and tires In excel­ motor recently overhauled and / to construct the said bridge. lent condition, self-starter, etc. body repainted ...... 91.009 of-war, B. W. Ogilvie, married men's Ladies Always in Attendance. Please find enclosed the sum of....,...... for donati Doted at Victoria this 15th day of June, team, and A. W. McDougal, single membership, annual, associate. (Strike out words net required.) SECOND-HAND CAR OR MOTOR­ 1916 1911 CADILLAC. G-passe nee r, only men's team. Conveners of committees (tel.) W. J. DOWLER. run 8,000 miles, perfect order, CYCLE WILL BB TAKEN AS • 1 City Clerk: PART PAYMENT. are as follows Grounds. Rev. J. G. NAME...... •• (£•«••••<••T »•*•••••••• self-starter, etc...... 1869 Inkster; transportation, H. B. Mac- Dr. AlbsH E. Clerks lean; crockery and cutlery, A. Camp­ DENTIST ADDRESS To the educated ad reader, bell; napery. Miss McNIven; dish­ Offices in Reynold*# Building (Please Write distinctly) CTr cleaning, Mrs. Barr; waiters and wait­ Cerner Yatee and Douglas QUALITY OF GOODS la of flrat SS Thomas Plimley resses, Miss Briggs and R. Spears; . Importance—price concessions see* Johnson St., Rhone 697 Phone 698 View St. ■ports and prizes, Mise P. McKechnle;1 Office Tel. NOS Residence 661R purveying, Mrs. B. Smith. A TIMES "WANT AD" BRINGS BEST RESULTS X. ondsry. ». - VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916

«= AT THE THEATRES CASH BUYERS ARE CASH SAVERS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ROYAL VICTORIA. All personal 1 teens sent by mall for publication must be signed with the aw# The programme at the Royal Vic­ sod address of the sender. The Gift Centre" uMrrrt If You Had Started the toria again to-night and for the bal­ ance of this week has two features, W. J. Carlaw, of Edmonton, Is at the efther one of which Is well worth Dominion. Store Hoursi Ul am.no 6 pjn. visit. The special serigp of pictures AT AAA Cash System taken for Ashmead Bartlett, the fam­ Chan. Fiddick, of Nanaimo, Is at the ous war correspondent, of the Dardan­ Our Optical Dominion hotel elles expedition shows the difficulties A it A With which the allies, had to contend C. Chilton, of Femle, B. C., is at the Palm Beach Suits When We Did, How on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Department Strathcona hotel. The first Fox picture to be shown in We Specialise on Ocu­ * AAA the city Is the other feature. This pic­ list's Prescriptions. Special at $10.00 Each Much Would You Have ture Is a most elaborate production, and H. Green, of Seattle, is staying at features the well-known players Theda the Htratbcona hotel. Suits for 6 9 9 Very attractive and appropriate Saved ? _ Bara, Jean Sot hem and WilHam E. The glare of the sun Is Shay. It is what might be termed a rather trying on the A. A. Meglll, of Chicago Is staying summer wear at a price that will readily appeal Many thousands of dollars we have circulated in cop­ compelling drama from the first scene eyes. See our range of at the Empress hotel. to those who seek extra values. The models to the laid. "Betrayed by the Cam­ Smoked, Amber, Ame­ thyst, Blue, Acto' and * » * come in a variety of. styles, featuring the Nor­ pers, and this just about represents the difference era** causes many a laugh and finishes other shades. We carry Miss Anna L. Blanchard, of Omaha, off a programme that Is well worth these in Glasses. Spec­ is at the Dominion hotel. folk and other wanted designs. All sizes, between cash and credit prices. seeing. tacles and Sheli-Rtmmed AAA Goggles, v. Miss Sophia Dietell,,of Seattle, is a $10.00 each. DOMINION THEATRE. guest of the Dominion hotel. Prices From 25c 9 6 9 BEGIN NOW! ‘The Eternal Grind," Mary Pickftbrd's to $3.00 J. Burrill, of Gallano Island, has ar­ latest big feature In .which she Is being rived at the Htrathcona hotel. White Goods Week Best Quality Potatoes, 100- Pels Naptha Soap, -A cakes starred by the Famous Players Film Also a full line of other AAA lb. sack ...... $1.33 for ...... 24 C Company on the Paramount pro Optical Goods and Ac- J. Greenwood Is a Vancouver ar­ Wanted Staple and Wash floods Specially gramme, hr the attraction at thé Do­ rival at the- Htrathcona hotel. Reception Hard Wheat Ivory Soap, jx-r cake... 5< minion tlila week. In this powerful ☆ A A - Priced this week. ... Plour, 4U-ib. hui-k, $1.54 •>1 r™ 8841- Geo. Bartlett, of t’-owlchan Ba: wpmrar at TKrcsimrToiff factory girl who battles against Reception Rolled Oats, 7-lb. White Swan Washing Pow­ frightful odds In her struggle to pre­ Shortt, Hill & A A 9r sack, only ...... 29C der, large., pkts...... ,18f sent* Intact the little home of which N- Wolverton. ol Nelson, B. C, White Corduroy Velvet Sport the death of her parents lias made her Duncan, Ltd registered at the Htrathcona hotel. the head. She has two sisters, Amy, 9 w 9 a girl of shallow moral character, and Central Bldg. Miss Helen B Richardson, of Los Skirts at $6.50 Jane, a confirmed Invalid. It is in the View and Broad Sts. Angeles, is at the Dominion hotel. Special To-Morrow—Sand Soap effort to save these girls from disgrace IV Vr Vt and death that the power Of Mary's Dr. and Mrs. O'Connell, of Calgary, These come in excellent quality anil are made in a very Gold Medal Pumicine Sand Soap, plain or .character is devsUjpsd to-Ua -utmost. are ainoiig thi’ guests at the EmpTOtra hotel. attractive style'with two jmteh pocket» aid eentre-fast­ Blessed with a naturally sunny dis­ AAA ening of Mothër-of-Pearl buttons extending the full position, tuit with the will to fight for length. There are all sizea to choose from at $0.50 null. 3 Cakes 25c 6 Cakes 26c her rights, Mary is one of the strongest Ronald H. Wilkinson, of London, atul most lovable characters that Miss England, has arrived at the Empress hotel. This is a bargain you cannot afford to misa. Pick ford has ever given the motion picture screen. The saving of her duets are noisily received by the audl A * » EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN NEW CORSETS, $1.50 sister Amy's name Is only one of the Lieut. Hulrtte, in charge of a. contin Buttercup Milk, large cans, Bno's Fruit Salts, large hot- great crises which Mary faces during The Three Rla nos are clever comedy gent from Dawson and Atlin, Is at the Dominion. this remarkably powerful story.- Hhe acrobats. They appear in lion and each ...... 10< ^ ties...... 724- A A A tights the avenee of her employer, she monkey costumes and do some won James Porter and Mrs. Porter, of Woodward's Gripe Water, but tl* s for the lift- of her stricken sis­ derful gymnastics along with their National Cream Sodas, per Moose Jaw, Husk., are -registered at the ter. squandering her small savings In =£= bottle...... 45< Dominion. and Mia, E. H. Slater, of Portland, ture, maximum yesterday, Mrinlnluium, tin...... ;. .25f restoring her tp health. Having won The Pantaxes theatre la a refresh 66; wind, 4 miles E.; weather, fair. tngiy cool place in which to enjoy the AAA Ore., are at the Dominion. Quaker Sugar and Cream the love of a big. manly chap, she has- AAA Entrance—Barometer. 36.60; tempera­ Butter, Finest Government very best amusement programme. M. J I». Brown, of the Oakland Tri­ > Corn, new, tin...... 15< to nurse him back to life when the bune, was in the city yesterday f<-r Mrs. L. Booth, of Nanaimo, Is visiting ture. maximum yesterday. 62; mlnln an, Creamery, lb...... 38C Norwegian Sardines, 2 tins miserliness of his own father causes short time. with her sister, Mrs. E. Matthews, of 64; wind, 14 miles E.; weather, cloudy. terrible accident in the fat tory which A A a Erie street Kamloope - Baromete r, 29.66; tempera­ 3 lbs...... $1.10 netrly- costs the boy*hls life. ST. ANN’S ACADEMY for...... 25<* Mrs. F. A. Steel, Miss E. J. Steel and AAA ture, maximum yesterday, 90; minimum, Director John Ci’Brien su|»ervised the Gordon Steel, of Heat tie, are at the Do­ Mrs. Tetley, of New Westminster, 66: wind, 4 miles E.; rain, 10; weather, fair. production of the Mini in which Miss Graduation Exercises Held; Diplomat minion hotel. And Miss Lomas, of Delta, were among Pit kford Is supported by Loretta Blake Presented by Right Rev. AAA yesterday's arrivals at the Dominion Barkervllle—Barometer, 29 96; tempera­ ture, maximum yesterday. 64; minimum, Dorothy West, John Bowers. Robert Bishop MacDonald. hotel. H. E. Earle and F. H. Redmond, of 44: wind, calm; weatlier, fair. H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LTD. Cain, J. Albert Hul) and others of equal Hongkong. China, are registered at the AAA prominence in the film and stage world, Prince Rupert—Barometer, 29.92; tem­ A group of young girls graduated Glenshiel Inn. Mrs. J. Lynn. Mrs. F, BktrrUL. Ml#» perature, maximum yesterday, S4: mini­ Victoria, B. 0. Duncan, B. C. E. Britton, Miss E. Lynn, and F. <*af- from St. Ann's Academy last night, A A A* mum. 46; wind, calm; weather, clear. PANTAGES THEATRE. frey, of New York City, .are visiting the auditorium of the academy being E. A. Rodger -and Miss D. Rodger, çf Seattle— Barometer, PVN; temperature, PHONES' °n>®*17’ 178 end I7e' Delivery, 6623 Victoria and making the Dominion ho­ maximum yesterday, 64; minimum. 60; Fish and Provisions, 6620. Meat, 6621 filled with friends and relatives of the Johannesburg, South Africa, are at the Mae Curtis, who Is delighting the Glenshiel Inn. tel their headquarters. wind, 4 miles 8.; rain, .26; weather, audiences at the Pantagee theatre this happy graduates. The stage i AAA cloudy. week, is destined soon to be one of beautifully decorated with flowers. In Mr and Mrs. W. R. McGill and Miss Prince George—Temperature, maximum the big people In variety. Her rise a color scheme of blue and gold, the WEATHER BULLETIN. yegterday, 75; rain, .08. McGill, of Toronto, are guests at the during the past year has l**en phe class colors, carried out In masses of Penticton—Temperature, maximum yes­ Empress hotel. nomenal. She Is making her way rap yellow roses and larkspur from the Daily Report Furnished by the Vic­ terday, 64; rain, .06. 9 9 A idly to the .headline position op the convent garden. At the back of the toria Meteorological Department Temperature Mimes Retie Gray and Ida Wtiklneon, biggest vaudeville bills. Bhe Is 4va* draped a large Union Jack Mae. Ma. of Minot. N. T>., arrived at the Empress Nelsofl -,...... 60 full of pers4inallty that It lias been The graduates wore the class flower, Victoria» J une SL--6 a. m.—The t..u u- RomanoTheatre ■lazed upon to designate her act, and rosebuds. • hotel yesterday. % ____ 44 AAA roeter le rlelng over thle province, and Edmonton ...... t* 44 it la that very personality that helps The valedictorian and essayists all Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robinson, of fair, warmer weather la becoming gen­ Qu’Appelle ...... A BIO DOUBLE PROGRAMME FOE TO DAY AND to put her offering before her audl wrote on the theme of the olive, based ..!**!!. n Calgary, registered at the Empress Winnipeg ...... 4 «nee* in so delightful a manner. on Rusk in's "Crown of Wild Olive.' eral. Rain ha* fallen in Kootenay end hotel yesterday. Toronto * .». T9-MOBBOW Hhe sings » group of character Mis Frieda M. Richter- Inspired class­ throughout the statee of Washington and A A A. Oregon. Fair, cool weather Is general In songs and telle some laughable stories, mates, and all who heard her on the Vancouver registrations at the Em­ the prairie provinces. Montreal ...... ••••••••• GRACE CUNNARD and FRANCIS FORD in but It fs not db’ muc'h "the quality of subject drawn from Raskin's words St. John j...... 60 press hotel. Included T. R. White and •• the vehicle she uses that makes her Hattfax ...... You may win while yet you live.’ L. McFarland. marked popularity on the bill, as it is Miss Clarissa ^ Tourlgny and Miss For 36 hours ending 6 p. m. Thursday. Victoria Daily Weather. AAA the way she does it. Miss-. Curtis has Margaret M. Carlin respectively read Victoria and vicinity—Light to moderate Mrs Hearn. Dorothy and « Fiona Observations taken 6 a. n;., noon and • a manner of putting her songs over, essays on the noble purp4iaes of Ftrl wind*, generally fair and warmer. p. m„ Tuesday; ‘ ‘His Majesty Hearn, of- Cobble Hill, are guests of lifter M;» inland —Light to morale and adding a bit of ernnedy at.-op­ •tain in war and the triumphs of the the Dominion hotel. winds, generally fair and warmer. Temperature. — portune moments, that Is irresistible ideals of peace which are to be Won. Highest ...... ;...... 68 ft The bill at the Pantagee this week AAA Miss Glad)* M. O'Brien read the J Haggerfy and Mrs.- Haggerty, of Is full of good things. The headline class poem, "Life's Garden." Victoria—Barometer, temperature, Average ...... ;...... 61 Dick Turpin feature act is one of the most filter»1 Belle Plains, Hask., are registered at maximum yesterday, 66; minimum. 49; Minimum on graea ...... 44 Rt. Rev. Bishop MacDonald ad­ eating that has come here for many the Htrathcona hotel. wind, 4 miles 8. W.; rain, M; weather, Maximum In sun ...... Ill dressed the graduates, congratulating AAA VIOLET MERSEREAU and WM. GARWOOD in a day. There is an aliundance of Bright sunshine, 4 hours 18 minute * them on the successful close of their Mrs. William Bell, of Embro, Ont, Vancouver—Barometer, JOOC; tempera- General state of. weather, fair. variety and It is all well presented. scholastic term, reminding them that ft their education was but Just begin­ ning. and urging them to be women of ‘ *Driven By Fate lovely character, such as would be based on the example of Chrtat. The Two good Comedie* complete the bill. sphere for good that fell to women was touched on, and all asked to develop Special music on pipe organ. the best that was In them for the ANY SEAT, lOf benefit of the world at large. His lordship then conferred the diplomas, as follows : Latin academic course Misses Clar­ issa L. Tourlgny, Frieda M. Richter and Gladys M. O’Brien. PANTACES THEATRE English academic course—Miss Mar Delicious All This WMk. garet M. Carlin. Thalero’e Great Art course - Miss Frieda M. Richter. DOG AND PONY CIRCUS Business course- Misses Merle Play­ Big Girl Art, Millinery fair and Nora tiibaon. Strawberry Short-cake PETTICOAT MINSTRELS Special Reductions in Millinery, Aiwl four other rood acts. The following was the programme Matinee. 3: Night. 7 and 9. Trimmed and Vntrimmed Hate, of the evening’s proceedings: — the old fashioned kind—easily and quickly Flowers, Feathers, Mounts etc. "The Chariot# of the Lord”. . .E. Elgar Academic C’hornl Class made at home with the use of THE MANAGEMENT OF LEO. JAN Wetm’i Sinner ‘The Olive Wreath of Vic lory". Essay ^ . AND MI8THEL - r Mies Clarissa L. Tourlgny "March Triumphal*” ...... A. Goria C HERNIA VSKY Underwear Piano 1. Miss Queenie Jones peg to announce that they will ac­ cept a limited number of advanced Piano II. Miss Rose McKenna pyplla from mm till Kept ember 1, Cotton, Lialo end Ribbed Veeta, "The Olive Wreath of Peace"... Exes* ROYAL phone 4486 General manager, Howard up from IS#. 20# and SB# Miss Margaret M. Carlin Wile. floridly. Eequtmait road: Porous-Knit Veeta, with short aAllegro"...... It. Schumann sleeves and sleeveless, SB# Piano II. Miss Agatha Fitzgerald Women's Combinations, 60# MAE CURTIS Class Poem...... "Life’s Garden' aking owder to ...... 92.00 A delightful character songster on the Miss Gladys M. O'Brien B P Swiss Underwear In all sixes. Pant ages bill this week. 'One Fleeting Hour"...... D. Lea Academic Choral Class Women's White Wesh Skirts, which insures superior quality and wholesomeness. $1.26 to ...... S3.75 Valedictory. ."You May Win While Yat MViiTIC In Thalero's Dog and Pony Show one You Live"...... finds a real one-ring circus. " Several Miss F re Ida M. Richter Spread with berries and with cream on top TO-NIGHT lovely ponlee, half a dozen dogs and Conferring of Diplomas SEABROOK YOUNG clexog -monkey—to aay nothing of an Right Reverend Alexander MacDonald, this is a most appetizing dish. _ j _ LAST NIGHT 1 'DTD., presiding T“ *—~ Woman’s and Children’s Outfitter gfTfffV-11 v> 'grfT—Tbrm 'W troupe of 'weir For the Four-Part Feature Drama trained and astonishingly proficient Class Hong...... "Loyal and True' ON DANGEROUS PATHS 623 5 JOHNSON STREET Between Government end Breed performers. Especially do the children Ft aturinr enjoy this act. , v A young man was stopped at the Phone 4740 Viola Dana All the minstrel music and minstrel door of a fashionable church by the COMING THURSDAY paraphernalia including the Invariable sexton with the inquiry: "Are you re­ end-men may be found In the offering lated to the bride or bridegroom ?’’ THE REDEMPTION OF of the nine pretty "Petticoat Minstrel No." was the answer. "Then.” the HELENE Maids." The girls sing and dance, sexton said, "you will pardon me for Three-Part rf^uhini lira ma Mae- t ‘i piece. Featuring and each does a turn of her own. They asking what Interest you have in Helen Walcott conclude with a "tout ensemble" ceremony that Is to be of the quietest and Which is given a fine reception. character?" "I am," the young man an­ L. C. Shumway DRY C0RDW00D Charles He mon was made to make nounced. sadly, "I am the defeated people laugh. He le said to be the candidate."—Atlanta Journal. 8ELIG TRIBUNE 12 In. and 16 in.. blocks All the Latest New* in Motion thinnest man in vaudeville and that Pictures. glone Is productive of a lot of merri­ ment. He is a musician too. amt can $5.00 make harmony out of anything with SWs ûihs Issilkl^y ** Asy^skSEF Per Cord, City. a string or pipe. The audiences fee! very good naturedly toward Charles J.D.A. TRIPP Phone your or- Absolutely Pure demon and he Invariably finds It hard Plane Virtuose to tekr himself away from their re­ T-acher of piano and ooaeh for ception. No Alum THE HUDSON'S BAY CO. G. L. Walker vocalleta El-die. MM CoHInsos St. Eiwell and K»nyon are vocalists of WINK DKPANTMBNT PHONE 27S6Y « DOMW. et am tin is * m. a rare variety. Their <<6llecti6n of popular song hits sung in solos and i VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JPNB.21, 1916

party to arrange for Its coming at the ^60598 various other stops between New Westminster. ITHLM.il. NOW ON Provincial Royal Following upon their long march from Vancouver the Bantams lost no time in entering upon their recruiting JOURNEY TO ENGLAND Jubilee Hospital TO JOIN BANTAMS campaign, dnd headed by the band, Incorporated Aw. they marched through the streets of The Annual Mettlng of the Donors and .New Westminster yesterday evening. /Hubei'ritiers to the Institution will be held They were greeted with enthusiasm by attalion Cheered Through 71» the City Hall. Victoria, an Tuesday. Nineteen Recruits on Way the townspeople. Jun<> 27, at 4 p. «L B uni neas-Receiving the Annual Reoorl From Edmonton; Armenian Streets and as Ship of the Directors, the Treasurer’s State­ FROM DARDANELLES ment foe the year ending May M, 1816, Leaves Wharf ft and the Election of Director*. Comes to Avenge Parents The four following I>1 rectors retire but Cel. K. R. Campbell Arrivai en Nip- are eligible for re-election: Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Weller. J. A. Mara, A. C. Fluroer- pen Liner This morning CM J Thirty-five men short of battalion felt. Nineteen husky Albertans, who have From Orient. Donors and Subscribers can vote for strength, the 11th Overseas Battalion, . four (4) members only. signed on with the 143rd Battalion, C. f All donors of money 180.00 and upwards b: 31. It,"left Victoria yesterday after­ E. F., left Edmonton this afternoon en Col. R. Campbell arrived,, V<> and annual subscribers of |6 00 and up­ noon bound overseas. They embarked wards are eligible to vote for the elec­ route to Beacon Hill park to Join their on the Tam ha Maru this morning from tion of Directors. the Orient, and trill make a brief stay amkl ringing cheers at the C. P. R. O. T. CARVER. fellow Bantams in the picturesque and in this city. The colonel, although re wharf, and, glad to get started on their Secretary. commodious quarters occupied by the Journey, they cheered as the ship June t, 1816. tired from the army, like most other popular battalion. The party, which is officers has been taking his share in nmvtd away, the pioneer men of the to be followed by another draft of men the great events of the last two years. regiment particularly feeling the relief enlisted at Calgary. „ were to have He was attached on a special mission from the weary waiting they have- un­ traveled by the Canadian Northern with the naval forces In the Dardan dergone since the mobilisation order railroad, leaving yesterday, bul owing elles, and speaks Interestingly of the was issued February 22. 1816. to the floods in the western province events of that campaign. His post The battalion presented an Insuring ther train servie* .was interrupted and tivn prevents him discussing more re­ sight on the march through the city to the route was changed. Lteuts. Oamp- cent history. the wharf. Led by the pkmeers and belt and Colgate, who are engaged in The colonel says it Is Impossible, officer commanding, Lieut.-Col. Kirk­ VICTORIA ASSESSMENT DISTRICT the work at Edmonton, report that al­ with the information to hand, to ap- patrick, thej cami- down Fort street at though, in British Columbia, recruit-.| miHWi Tb* for'«m ■winging paca«eTnK"Hiruugli'1The's“ Taxpayers are hereby reminded that Ing generally is not as brisk aa-- it** was, upon attack, and the apparent lack of of people who had aaacfnbled to wish Friday, the 80th day of June next Is the Bantams are meeting with a* good co-operation between the naval and them farewell. Women and men the last day on which discount will be a rssponaa aa any of the units enlisting military euthorHIe». Thai good work marched--with 4h$«u* and other» Jumped. alk w*d on the taxes for the year 1816, men In Alberta. wan done In holding the Turk, hack, Into the lines to shake hands with the on land, personal property and income, This morning Mlhran Tard un lan, an and thereby checking the advance on soldiers and- wish them good luck. also Rural School rates. American, who has been engaged in the Suer canal. !e admitted. “The Both bands were playing and the men 1/ splendid gallantry of the Auelrnllan Taxpayers will also notice that the business aa a fruit-grower in Califor­ were singing. The bandsmen wers local collector's office» Is now situated nia, arrived in Victoria and enlisted and N*W Zealand troop. In landing decorated with small silk flag». Their at Anzaç beach will." he aaya, "al­ at Rooms 117 and 118, Belmont House, with the 148rd Battalion, He came smiling faces showed they were glad to ttppoelfe the OehetâT Ptiet Omw. Vic­ hare to aeeuaa an. opport unity. to. ub-5 ways remain aa one of \he moat eplen «t lut be nit Mw* way, --m h.i. toria. B. C. office hours 8 a.m. until tain revenge for the murder of hie did feature» of the war." At the Willows yesterday morning parents by the Turks in Armenia. Pte. The impreealon - tn the Near Eaet, To little hearts and big ones, too — Sari. the last parking was done, and the bat ^ ------h" ETErLEASOIt, Yard un Uut came from a town In dis­ he etatea, 1, that Orccre te not to be talion equipment and the service kit relief^ upon by the aille,, and that Provincial^Assessor and Collector, Vic­ tant Armenia, where he left his father was loaded In wagons and brought to the Wrigley Spearmen are calling, there will be trouble If any opportun toria Assessment District. and mother when he emigrated to the til* city, the men marching with light United States and settled In Boston, Ity give, the cabinet at Athene en equipment. • During the morning the Dated at Victoria B. C. this 17th l-ouragement to display anlmoeltv to from where he went to California to Willows gates Wt* closed. No passes calling, every day: day of June, ISIS.; - *- the allied army at Salonlca. grow fruit. When he received letters were given In or out, but this did not Col. Campbell eald that everywhere from his home in Armenia telling him deter many people who had relatives in CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT of the massacres by the Turks and the bravery of the Canadian troopa on the west front ha# been heralded, and the ranks going to the camp and ■ ■ c~" OF SAANICH. . - ■ that hie fkther and mother had been spending the laat hours talking through Their message" is one of good cheer NOTICE is hereby given1 that the_ first among the victims, he settled his af­ the oth*r romlnlone hare been et lire 1 to froah effort# by the etortee of 8t. , he fence to the men who were leaving, annual sitting of the Court of Revisionion' fairs and left at once for Victoria to 'there were a number of these small will be held la the Council Chamber. enrol himself In th<è fighting forces of Julien and Feelubert. The colonel, who about this refreshing, beneficial goody Municipal Hall. Royal Oak, on Monday. In on hie way to England, will do some farewell parties, the soldier on the In­ July 17. 1916, .at 16 a in., for the purpose the allies, side of the fence and the woipen and Yesterday morning the recruiting fishing while on Vancouver Island. of hearing complaints against the assess­ children on thé»outside. ments a» made by the Assessor, and for detachment In charge of Lieut». Peek. that costs so little but means so much The ordt*r to fall’ tn was sounded at amending and correcting the assessment Lineham and De Wolf, accompanied by AMERICAN LEGION. roll. o'clock and the battalion was in­ the band of the battalion, after a suc­ Notice of any complaint, stating the spected by Lieut.-Governor Barnard, grounds for complaint, must be given In cessful stay In Vancouver, where the The American Legion has formed to comfort and contentment. who addressed the men. He said: writing to the Assessor at least 10 days band played Itself Into the hearts of the the nucleus of a machine gun auction 'About a year ago I had the pleasure before the day of the annua] sitting of people, left on its long recruiting hike at Vancouver by the enllatment of ten the Court ------of inspecting you aa a mounted regi­ Dated June 14. 1816. up the Fraaer valu y. The contingent fotroer Imperial service men. Thtrty- Send for the Spearmen’s Mother Goose book HECTOR 6. COWPER. left Vancouver at 7 ». m. and marched fl\e men will comprise the strength ment at Vancouver, when you appeared C. M. C. the thirteen miles over the highway to of the section, and recruits deelring anxious and ready for service abroad. New Westminster in four hours. A to enter this part of the hat talion can Rince then military exigencies neces­ for young and old, illustrated in colors. NOTICE. warm welcome was green to them at apply at the Ir*lon recruiting ofllee. sitated'your conversion into an infan­ Address Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Ltd., Wrigley Bldg., Toronto Queen's park, where they went into Oovernment street. In charge of Capt try battalion, which was cheerfully, If SAANICH TAX SALE. regretfully, undertaken by both of­ NOTICE Is hereby given that I shall camp, arrangements being made for Clarke. them to occupy the quarters recently ficers and men. with the hope that you nomme nee on July 7. 1816, ta advertise Candid Hero.- "My fiance fnugfii In for sale all... properties upon which the occupied by the l2l*t Battalion. The would thus earlier reach the scene -of Two taxes for the year 1814 remain unpaii 181st Battalion Is assisting the party, our laat war" "A hero." "He enlisted action on the continent of Europe. after wh'rh date properties may only be In the navy." "Ah, In the very van. However, the delay which you have Chew it withheld from sale by the payment of all extending facilities for its comfort and flavors taxer In arrears, together with Interest convenience. The Bantams will spend guard " "That"! what 1 ueed to eug had to put wp with has, I am sure, zn and tax sale • two days m^Ncei- Westminster. Mean­ gkgf. But he Is esnmd He say» he had the effect * rendering you all the afiorevory K. R F. FBWtiLL, while Lieut. De Wolf, with a dispatch was willing to fight If he didn't have more fit and ready for the Important Collector for the Corporation mi the Dis­ to march™—Kansas City Journal. work qow awaiting you In France, trict of Saanich rider, has gone on ahead of the main meal w here our Canadian troops are contin­ uing to distinguish themselves, and where you will add to the glory which has already been won by your prede­ FC39 cessors. On behalf of the people of British Columbia and for myself, I wish you «lodspced, Food luck afid A speedy return to British Columbia." Three cheers were given for his honor at the call of the commanding officer. The troopa then marched pant and tftmtigh thé harrndr» gates smt hegnn FREE= their long Journey. They were decor­ ated with flow-era an 1 flags and sang against all lustily for most of the march. The embarkation was carried out by companies, A and B taking the upper deck and the other being quartered for Canada LECTURE the Journey below. As soon as the first troop» were aboard there was a rush for the rigging and all other elevated positions on the ship. The bands t*K»k tIngest saw service In the Boer war. up stations on the upper deck and YUKON CONTINGENT the Philippines or on the Persian Gulf. played. While the vessel was waiting UeuL Hulme was with the Royal Can­ jllepiirsl ON and as she moved from the wharf. adian Regiment In the Boer war. Prior to embarkation there were ex­ Bpeaking of recruiting In the north, changed the last farewells between th* ARRIVES IN CITY Lieut. Hulme says It is becoming a soldiers and their frit mis on Belleville hard matter now to enlist men for ser­ street. An enormous crowd of people vice l*eckuse there are not the men THE GILBERT PlIMBIK | hurried from the centre of the city there, the country having previously after the battalion marched through Many Have Already Seen Ac­ been visited by recruiting officers of 8 HIATUS Cl., LTB. the city and Were ready to meet them many battalions. Capt. Black, h* 756 BROUGHTON STREET. on Belleville street again when they tive Service; Lieut. Hulme says, however, has hopes that he will PHONE 668. reached there. Cheer* * whistles and be able to enlist a large number, and motor horns combined In a last tribute in Command is pursuing an energetic campaign to from shore, and were replied to by the get them. During the summer he ex­ Repairs] steamer whistle, the cheers of the men pect» to get the contingent to half and the music of the band as the v< strength, and when the men come in moved out from the wharf. In command of Lieut. Gl«-ncoe from prospecting or mining camps in Hulme, 16# men of the Yukon contin­ the fall he hopes to get many more. Christian gent. being recruited by Capt. Black, OLD TIME UNIFORMS commissioner of the Yukon, arrived Members of Ffsbatienere Class Ap here on the O. T. P steamer Prince pear In Red and Blue. George last night ami now are at the Men*les street drill hall, preparatory The uniforms being worn by the to being located In permanent bar­ men who are attending the probation­ racks before they move to the island ers school for officers at Work Point earop now being formed at Kidney. which were seen In the city for the The Yukoners understand that their first time yesterday afternoon, regiment will retain Its individuality brought back memories of the days be until recruited to strength and will re­ fore khaki became the regulation main In the vicinity of Victoria until color. The blue trousers with the pipe Capt. Black has succeeded In enlisting line stripe of red, the bright red tunic all the men the Yukon can offer. and the white covered blue cap look One hundred and thirty men of the HE June bride is Will be delivered by strangely out of date In military faith- Yukon contingent were recruited at more than usually ion* Dawson and left there under Lieut There are ninety-three students at Hulme on June 8. At Atiln twenty Tappreciative of 1847 , the probationer* school. All have,thp more were added to the company and 7 same rank until they have shown by came on to Victoria. The one TïtiiïtTNFfr Rogers Bros, silver their examinations that they are pro­ and fifty men already have made a Clarence W. Chadwick, C.S.B. ficient to hold commission* Hie Journey of 1,10# mile* Capt. Black plate because she knows Member of the Board of Ijectureahip of the Mother Church, The school Is continuous, new students be remained tn the Yukon to continue lng taken on Mondays each week mm the recruiting, and hopes to have as of its reputation for high First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. there la room for them. semhled four hundred more men be The instruction staff consist* of fore the fall. Enlistment In the bat­ quality. Major Banbury, commandant; Lieut* talion Is open to any Yukoners who Crompton. HaleaJI f assistant -ad Ju may now be in Victoria, and "they can Be careful to choose for * SUNDAY AFTERNOON tant). Broom (quartermaster), flgt. apply to Lieut. Hulme. her only the genuine 1847 JUNE 25, AT 2.45 O’CLOCK MnJ. Coffin, Bgt.-MaJ. Youngman, rtgt. The nucleus of the contingent la Hooper, Clr.-Sgt. Mitten. composed of sturdy and tall men used ROGERS BROS. ware. There Mayor George E. Hanes, who Is the to the frontier life. The tallest roan ere other “Rogers"ware. Do Liberal candidate for North Vancou­ M < feet 4% Inches, and the smallest PANTAGES THEATRE ver, and who Is a lieutenant in the the bugler. Is i feet 2 Inches high. not be confused. Sixth Engineers, has been given leave There are many men In the contin­ Under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of absence for six week* by the city gent who have seen active servie* council of North Vancouver and has Among th#ss are Montenegrins and Sold by (Pandora avenue) Victoria. come over here to take the school of Serbians who have seen service In the instruction for Infantry officers Balkan war* but who since have ml THE public is cordially invited to attend Work Point. grated to Canada and become Cana­ dian citizens by taking out their nat i Cm-.Ud. Duty Dances.—"Pa, what are duty unitization papers. Among the Her dances?" “Those you dance with your Mans is the cousin of a woman who own relatives and those with the wo­ by bravery won the rank of serge men your wife Insists on yowr dancing in the Herman army, others of the with»" ± VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916 CAPT. BOPCRAFT TO IN PORT TO-t>AY FROM KOBE TAMBA MARU BAD EIGHT TAKE JAPAN OUT EE PACIFIC TTIIP DAY Are the dreed of property owners, but the purchaser of this property CRUISE NEED NOT WORRY Popular Skipper Returning to as the list of May approaches. N, Y. K, Liner Completes first Let us show you this His Old Command After Inward Voyage in New COSY SIX ROOMED HOME Recovering From Illness Kobe Service TO ALASKA In Fairfield, on the corner of two BAILINGS FROM VICTORIA MONDAYS, AT E80 P.M. paved and boulevarded streets. We can sell It to you When the Canadian Pacific ocean G. T. P. 8. S. SUMMER SERVICE Terminating her Aral Inward voyage FULLY FURNISHED FOR services liner Empress of Japan leaves Te PRINCE RUPERT...... S.30 p.m. Mew, Wei. and Frt. In the newly-inaugurated Kobe ser­ Te ANYOX ...... ;...... 3-30 p.m. W*L and Frl. 15,000 ON TERMS here on her return trip to the Far vice, the Nippon Yuaen Kalsha liner Te VANCOUVER...... 3.30 p.m. Men, Wed. end FrL East she will again be under the com­ and all the Local Improvement Tamba Maru, reached port at 6.80 a. m. Te SEATTLE ...... 12. midnight, Sun, Tuee. and Thurs. mand of Capt. W. Dixon -Hope raft, R. Taxes will be paid by the present connecting et Frinee Rupert with the owner. to-day, after a passage of fourteen and N. R., her former commander, who re­ half days from Yokohama. At thl» This means • sacrifice of $8.500. cently returned to the coast after time of the year all trane-Padflc boat» Srari Tmk feelfie-lstiml Transcontinental Seme* spending a lengthy furlough In Eng- j are making better than the average land. j time and the Tamba Maru proved no For Prince George, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto Montreal, Boston, News of Capt. Hopcraffs Impending; exception to the rule. New York, and All Points East, via SWINERTON & return to his old ship was given out Apart from some fog encountered MOUNT ROBSON AND THE YELLOWHEAD PASS by officers of the Japan when the liner ; shortly after leaving the Japan coast, Finest modern Electric Lighted Standard and Tourlet Sleeping Cars, docked here at • o’clock last night from j the liner steamed across the ocean un­ Dining and Observation Parlor Care. MUSGRAVE Hongkong and Yokohama. Capt. Hop- j der the most favorable conditions. “We C. F. EARLE City Paeeonger and Ticket Agent, 009 Wharf Street Winch Bldg., $40 Fort St craft served aboard the Empress of: Phone 1242 Japan throughout her lOfig service as! hnd favorable breescs and smooth seas throughout the trip." said Capt. K. »h auxiliary cruiser-under the dlrec-dlrec N. Y. K. LINER TAM BA MARU rUTiliin admiralty ■Fujino. the vessel was released Capt. Ho pc raft Pacific la very considerate at this »e*- was In such a poor state of health that son of the rear." the company granted him Indefinite On this voyage the rail at Hongkong STEAMER ORENA IS leave of absence to recuperate. He DELIVERED STEAMER FORMER TRADER HERE was eliminated, the Tamba Maru tak­ was to have left the ship at Hong­ ing up the new schedule from Kobe and kong., but although suffering greatly, touching at Yokohama en route. She Low Excursion Rates LIBELED ON SOUND brought his vessel h.ome after her per­ was preceded In the new service by the iod of war service. He has since com­ TO JAPANESE OWNERS NOW IN PRIZE COURT liner Awa Mam and will be followed pletely recovered and is now at Van­ by the Inaba Maru. scheduled to reach couver to taka ever hU old command; Victoria a week from to-day. to the East I While in England Capt. Hopcraft was The Tamba Maru brought In 6.T00 summoned to Buckingham Palace and V- Shippers Allege Freight Worth Capt. Morton and Four Offi­ Danish Steamer Bangor is tons of Oriental cargo and 26 first class, Ticket» on sale dally. Have return limit of ninety days, with final decorated by King George In recogni­ 12 second class and 186 third class pas- limit not later than October $1. 1016. $44,595 Was Destroyed tion of his services during the war. cers of Robert Dollar Re­ Charged With Assisting •ongera. Five cabin. K. R. Campbell. Empress Made Fast Time. T. Fuji ta. H. Nagato, Mrs. R. Uchl- Three trains leave Vancouver dally. In Transit. turn Aboard Tamba Mara Trans-Canada Limited, for ‘t'oronto ...... 8.25 a m. '4 German Pacific Fleet yama and Miss 8. Uchiynma; one sec­ The Empress of Japan established Ft. Paul Express, for St. Paul and Minneapolis...... 2.30 p. m. remarkably fast time on her recent ond cabin, Miss 8. Atkinson, and 48 Imperial Limited, for Montreal ...... 8 30 p. m. trans-Paolflc run, her actual steaming Japanese steerage passenger^ disem­ Seattle, June 21.-Llbels aggregating tlmo from Yokohama being II days. 18 Capt. R. L Merton and four other The Danish steamer Bangor, former­ barked here. For Seattle and through All trains carry Standard ami Tourist Sleeping Cars and Electric- 544,584.67 were tiled yesterday In the hours and 67 minutes. This ranks as officers of the farmer Robert Dollar ly a trader here, Is now In the British points the liner carried 21 cabin, 11 sec­ lighted Compartment Observation and Dining Cars. United States district court against the one °* the rune made by ths Ja- steamship Robert Dollar, recently sold prise court on a charge of furnishing ond cabin and 188 steerage. ^or rates and reservation write or phone NorweiriHn steamer Gruna bv the M ,,an’ a,thou*h- P^or to the advent of !io Japanese Interests, were passengers coal to the German North Pacific The local cargo amounted to 394 tons, F . Uvf rom^nv lnc of Semit e the tbe ,ar**r CPH greyhounds, she held I abl>ard the Nippon Yusen Kalsha liner squadron when that fleet vtê afloat. and Included 8,166 mala of rice. 308 cases M ^ TtorL lhe tr-n.-Pacific mcord of 10 day. 10 T.mb. Maru. 1„ port ««-day from th. Th# Bangor visited British Columbia of toys and curio», 196 cases uf por­ vcr a^d T M .SevensVco Import- hOUr* The Jal"‘n le,t Yokohama tw0 Orient Accompanying Capt. Morton CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. ,7p,Lbm,l uro tttuai'le.!umt ’,ay' hohln‘1 ,h" TH",b* Maru and I»»-''"'"' W Whit, hill, chief engineer; A. water» 1» February, l|ll, In the service celain and general merchandise. The Phone 174 1102 Government Street oh' ir S ÎInT,™'"1 the J-raneee liner off the cou, I» Houghton, lira, „m,er; W. F. He.,., of the Danish East Asiatic Company. Seattle cargo totalled 4.530 tons, the The British attorney general. In the principal shlpmvnte being 1,816 bale» of Kobe. Japan, to North Pacific porta rV 'T a" un‘ i X”? an-d J‘ Clark- thlra*"<'n" i to l,er new »wn'-r’- Naka- of Irregularity and Impropriety. He rived In Seattle at 10.m am.. June It, *_?“n a".d, '9 < steerage mura A Co of Kobe, who purchasod submitted that the Bangor was either from Kobe. Japan, via Vancouver, B C “ ? landed a, this port. Owing to the; 'he big American vessel at a figure re- *p« ri.illy chartered by friends In Ger­ The vessel Is lying at the Stacy street °f ,h« 1 ner *» »“«• three | fiorted be well over a million dol- many or America tv take coal to the SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE termlnals of the port commission where ™ ™ ' pa«wn-j -am. Capt. Morton was unable to con­ Dresden or elle. In response to orders YOUR SUMMER fie was taken In charge Tuesday hy ; fT1'^"n^ad-Eror^ded ul>‘""f"- were On» the amount involved In the trahs- received by wireless, to supply any I fer. Portland, Ore., Jun* t».—Batted the federal authorttlM. ' £c,tv ri^o a" '* other German vessel 8tr Japanese Seek Tonnage. llrtekweter, for Sen IHego. It Is expected that the hlg craft will V ' , rîi " ^ li>11 The Bangor loaded 6.806 tons of coal b. releas^Ton bond to-day t signn.enU wero lighter than usuaL With regard to the enormous amount Ftavel. Ore.. June *»>.— Hailed: Btr and 1,216 tons of bunkers at Baltimore Northern pacific, foi -8an Francisco. The M. Furuya Company., Ino.. Im-i HEAVV SOUTHnnnun tbivei of second-hand American tonnage be­ and ten cases of -electric gear, which TRIP EAST porter, and exporters of American and I nBAVY SOUTHBOUND TRAVEL. 8»n Francisco, June 30.—Arrived: 8tr ing purchased by Japanese Interests, turned out to be a wireless plant. The ■ >ngre»e. from 8an Diego; sir O. C. Lln- and He enjoyment will be greatly enhanced by the novelty of Japanese merchandise and t’apt. Morton eay# this situation has alleged that shipments of rive and i *"* T*. ®**smer Frinee Georg# Un­ goods were consigned to a Buenos daiier, and str tlray* Harbor, from l«ray* teen created by the disposal of big Harbor; str Beaver, from Portland; etr able to Accommodate Rail Pae- Ayres firm, but before she left Balti­ tftKHl vegetables valued at 11,664.31 were tonnage by the Japanese to former more she received * sign Meant artdl- Cusco, from .««MBHte. rt» Taroma and Travelling By Eledxicity Over the songera at Rupert. British owners by reason of the war, -damaged and made unsalable: the M. tt"ii to h«-r complement, 4 purser, an Bellingham. Sailed titr Great Northern, and consequently the East is now re- for Astorle; etr Panama Maru, Japanese, Furuya Company, Ltd., of Vancouver,^ ———— electrician and a steward. The elec- Backbone of the American Continent alleges that rice and dried vegetable!. °w,n* the unusually heavy travel lying on the Purifie to supply the need- trid-_ „„ ,h„ for Kobe. valued at $3,266.48, were destroyed; T. ! by lhe T p "Earner Prince George «1 tonnage for the Japan... trad» H. »M«I »»„ U>. wire- Victoria, B. C., June 20.—Arrived: 8t Through a region of unsurpassed scenic attraction*. says all the Japanese shipyard, have!”" and ,he 0erma'‘ Barrister, from Liverpool, via San Fran­ M Steven, A .Co., of Portland, allege ' ‘’" her aouthbound trip. It was Impos- THE MAGNIFICENT ALL-STEEL TRAINS that consignments of 1,400 bags of pep-! *lb*# to •wommodate any rail passen- all th. order, they ran conveniently IP* rsp"”tl by » M cisco, for Vancouver and Seattle; harqu, Otenehee, from Honolulu, for Vancouver, î>er valued at $34,423.»% and 175 bags ! *‘*re 41 Prlnoe Rupert The outcome of handle, and In some case, order, f-w! Brl" but wc|ln’-‘"T threw the cod, vessels have been placed yen r* ahead. u> *’r >oard- In tow of tug Tyee; »tr Kmpreee of Japan, ii of tapioca, valued at 12.366, were so this remarkable situation was that the from Hongkong, for Vancouver. B. C. badly damaged that they were made steamer Prince John was pressed Into Prior to being delivered over* tp th4i Tacoma. June to—Arrived: Str Kntau •OLYMPIAN" AND “COLUMBIAN Unsalable service to handle the through passen­ Japanese, tlie Robert Duller carried Maru, from Beattie; str IHlonlan. from The Grena Is In commànd of Capt. T. gers, who were unable to secure pas full cargo of supplies from Van­ NOVEL FEATURE ON Seattle; etr Governor, from Beattie; of the Lars-n She Is under charter to the «age by the Prince George. couver to Vladivostok, the vessel arriv­ Alameda and etr Admiral Dewey, from Beattie shipping firm of Frank Water- The Prince George, « apt. D. Donald, ing at the Siberian port on April 80 Seattle. Sailed: 8tr Governor, for Vbq- house A Co , for her outward voyagé to reached port at 10 SO j. m yesterday, mtr------"™~" vuuivr, V. c. Chicago. Milwaukee and StPaul Railway ports In Japan. Capt. Morton says Vladivostok Is one Astoria. Ore., June to.-Arrived: Rtr completing her initial cruiae to Alaska E.P.R. ALASKA BOATS Are -operated by Electric power. She brought south 300 all told, includ­ of the busiest porta on the map. When Daley, from San Francisco. Sailed: Str CHIEFTAIN HITS ROCK. he was there the docks were congest­ Northern Pacific, for San Francisco. ing a contingent of Yukoners under H .ngkong, June 19.-Arrived: Str China, OVER THE GREAT CONTINENTAL DIVIDE Lieut. Hulme. forming the first draft ed with shipping, and he says it Is from San Francisco. The electrified section of the fine Is equivalent to The tugboat Chieftain struck a rock of the Yukon company secured by Cap common for twenty vessels to be moor­ Stringed Orchestra Carried by Junfn. June 19-Arrived: Str Caddo, at Vina Bound Knight’s Inlet, and tain Black for service at the front. ed alongside discharging cargo. from Ran Francisco. ONE-FIFTH OF THE DISTANCE TO CHICAGO sustained considerable damage, ac­ The Prince George returned here The Robert Dollar is now known as Princess Alice for Enter­ Hankow. June 18.—Arrived: Str Hazel cording to news received from Port from Beattie at 2.30 o’clock this after­ Vnkal No. 6, and Is on passage from Dollar, from Columbia River. Direct Connection With the Beet Train Servie# fer Hongkong for Vancouver. According Harvey. She is owned by Greer. Coyle noon and left an hour later for Prince tainment of Co.'s Patrons Seattle, June «-Arrived: Str Alameda. TORONTO, MONTREAL, NEW YORK, ETC. * Co., of Vancouver. and Is under Rupert and Anyox. to Capt. Morton the vessel has been Southwestern, via Southeastern Alaska; Charter to Cunningham A Hone, of Port The steamer Prince John will leave taken on time charter by the G. P. R- Mtr Hornet, Han Francisco, via Eureka; str Milia, Han Francisco, *t Mvaduw Bsslngton. The salvage vessel Hkook- Vancouver at f p. m. to-day for north­ for a year. Low Return Summer Tour Rates Strathardle Coming. An attractive and novel feature has Point; etr Bennington, Dupont; etr um No. 2. has been went to the assist­ ern British Columbia and Queen Char­ been Introduced by the C. P. R. in con­ Morning Star, British Columbia ports; Ocean Passage Tickets to England ance of the Chieftain. She la valued lotte Island points. He also brought word that the Brit­ nection with Its Alaskan cruises In the tug Hercule#, towing dredge Ix>ng at $11.000. ish steamer Strathardle, purchased by nhape of an orchestra carried uboard Beach, Aetorla. Sailed: 8tr Spokane. TANKER8 COMING NORTH. the Robert Dollar Company, is coming the steamship Princess Alice for the Southeastern Alaska, str El Segupdo. Sari Descriptive literature on application. HAD BOILER TROUBLE. across the Paclflr from Vladivostok lu­ Francisco, via Point Welle; etr Queen, entertainment of Ha patrons. J. G. THOMSON, Commercial Agent. Several tankers are now en route be operated in the company's trans­ This Is a new feature In >tioamor Han Diego, via Ran Francisco; tug Her­ cules. San Francisco, via Astoria; str Phene 2821 The British tanker El Ix>bo passed from California points td Vancouver put I rto trade. She will be registered travel to Alaska, and a departure that 1003 Government Street at Vancouver. Admiral Dewey, Tacoma; str Alameda. Up to Vancouver this morning with with fuel oil. The Simla Is expected will be highly appreciated by the tour- Tacoma; etr Governor, Tacoma; str cruB oil from Lobltoa, Peru. On Mon­ to pass In on Friday from Port San Capt. Morton says It Is unlikely that let* who this year are heading fur the the Robert Do^ar Company will sell IHlonlan, Tacoma; atr Kotsu Maru, Ta­ day afternoon the El Lobo waa forced Luis, The Union tanker Frank H. n< rth In phenomenal numbers. The coma; achr Alice Cooke, Port Gamble. In to lay In Neah Bay owing to boiler Buck Is due also on Friday. Then any more of its sh!pe. stringed orchestra proved such a suc­ tow of tug Wanderer. Through Steamer* trouble. Repairs were effected while comes the tanker W. S. Porter, due cess on the Initial cruise of the Prln Manila. June 20.—Arrived: Sir Hawaii the tanker was at anchor When she July 2, to be followed by the Simla, cess Alice to Skagway that the tom Maru. from Seattle. to UNION STEAMSHIP CÔ. OP came on to this port to pick up the which la posted to return with another WIRELESS REPORT pan y has just about decided to place Balboa. June 89.-Bailed; Str City of SAN B. 0.. LTD. mainland pilot. cargo on July 5. a similar orchestra on the line steam­ for San Francisco. FRANCISCO SAILINGS TO NORTHERN B. C. June 21, 8 a. ship Princess Charlotte when she ent­ PORTS ers the northern tourist trade next LOS ANGELES, SAN Point Grey—Cloudy; hazy; calm 8 8. VENTURIS month. AUSTRALIAN ARRIVALS DIEGO Leaves Vancouver 6very Tuesday at 30 01; 57; sea smooth. The C. P. R. Is operating three boats Leave Victoria Fridays 6 p. m.. 8.8 • p. m. for Prince Rupert. Bkeena and H Cape La so—Cloudy; 8. E. ; 29.93. Newly Purchased Hum D. I more President or Governor. Leave Seattle Name River canneries. to Alaska this season, and from the Mondays. U p^m., H.8. Congres# or TIMES SHIPPING CHART sea smooth. and Other Vessels Shortly Due. 8 8 CAM08TTN advance bookings, the passenger cap­ Queen. Leaves Victoria every Wedneeday at i’achena—Overcast; 8. W.; 29.96 ; 61; Largest, finest passenger steamers DEER BEA ARRIVALS. acity of these vessels will be severely The steamer Dnlmorv. recently put. 11 p. m . and Vancouver every Thurs- sea smooth, g taxed. The first cruise was a decided chased by Ihei Union Steamship Com. TO ALASKA day at 9 p. m.. for Rivers Inlet. Ocean Due )Estevan-k)vercast; calm; 20.81; 62; iCccsBi, and another capacity list of Falls and Bella Cools. ■learner Mseler TJl pally of New Zealand. Is expected to 8.8. Spokane or City of Seattle leaves Barrister...... Richard, ...... — Balfour. Oelhrle.. .. Liverpool , June to at a smooth. torulsts will be handled by the Prln Seattle June 16, July t. K. 14. 10. 26. calling 8.8. CHELOH IN 3.*00 o. Northern...... Kob« ...... arrive In the company's freight service Leaves Victoria every Friday at 3.96 Tamba Maru...... FuJIno ...... Alert Bay—Clear; calm; 29.74; 50; eea ces* Alice when she leaves this week­ at Ketchikan, wrangel, Juneau and p. m.. and Vancouver every Friday F.mprrs« of Japan ..Davison ...... I.MO C. P. R...... •Hongkong In August, with a cargo of sugar from Skagway. r. p nith-t.. •Hongkong mu - th. end on her second trip of the eeason midnight for Prince Rupert and Anyox. Canada Want...... 8uru«e ino Jxva consigned to the B. C. Refinery. For particulars call on calling at Skeena canneries. Niagara...... Roll* ...... 7.800 C. P R ...... Sydney ...... June 1 Triangle—Clear; 8. E., light; 3«J.04; 50; to Alaska. 8758 o. Northern...... Kobe ...... June 1 Since her arrival from the north on The Welhemo will leave Wellington. R. P. 6#thet A Co., Ltd», 1117 Wharf 8t 8 8 PRINCE ALBERT Inaba Mar«...... Kawara ...... sea smooth. Leaves Vancouver fortnightly for Empress ot Aat»...W. Darlaon 8.834 C. P. R. . ...Hongkong July Monday the Princes» Alice has re­ N. Z. about lhe middle of July fdr 4,500 Dead Tree Point—Cloudy; 8. J. a THOMSON Prince Rupert. Stewart and Queen Yokohama Maru...Jlhlnekr .... O. Northern..., ....Hongkong \...\ July « placed the Prince** Adelaide on the Sun Francisco. The Waimartno is due Tacoma llaru...... Mgmada ... 8.900 R. P. Rlthet...... Hongkong July 14 fresh; 10.88; 63; sea moderate. 1008 Government Street Charlotte Islands. ik.tda llay—Overcast ; s. K., fresh; night gulf run to Vancouver. Hhe will at Sen Francisco June 29 and will later Gee. McGregor, Agent DEEP SEA DEPARTURES. 29.56 ; 51; sea moderate. leave here on Friday night, and Van­ come tu British Columbia. The Walk- 1003 Government St. Phene 1925 awn, formerly the German «earner Steamer Master Tonna g» Agent» For Du# Prince Rupert—Cloudy; ealm 30.01; couver the following night for Prince ORION IN DISTRESS Chicago Man* .Horl ...... 8,800R. P. Rlthet...... Hongkong .... June Î8 61; sea smooth Passed In. etr. Prince Rupert, Ketchikan. Wrangel, Juneau, Schlcslcn, la due here next month. The S, M4JU... Kusano vv... 8,644 G. Northern., Hongkong .... June 27 Skagway .and all pointa, of. Intercat In maturity yf three vessel,, will load ,,y_ Jvamaku: Rtrpert;-640- nr, northbound. — Beattie FTehing Bent in Trouble Lent Empress olëfjïpan. ..lÜittM •••• • wWC. P7 If. ...Hongkong .... June W the north. On ,ier hext southbound per at Powell River for the return trip COASTWISE SERVICES. Noon. voyage It Is expected she will bring to the Antipodes. Night Off Leonard Island. Point Grey—Chmdy: S. K.. light; Fer Vanceuver F rem Cerne* down a number of t mrtst* who left the 30,02 ; 64; sea smooth. With her tall shaft broken, the small Day Steamer to lieemer Prince** Charlottf leaves dally Steamer Charmer errtree every ship on the last trip to visit Fort *2?Tp. m' and steamer princess Ada- Cape Land—Cfetfft 8. B.; 29.92; 63; Yukon, from which point the "midnight PERMIT ISSUED FOR Seattle fishing boat Orion was last Fer Fr lues Rupert Seattle sea smooth. Spoke etr. Venture. 11.20 will be viewed to advantage to­ night lying helpless off Lennard Island laid, dally at U.« P- m- Steamer Prince Rupert or Prince George MARINE BUILDINGS Frem Vancauvar leaves Wednesdays at 8.S» p. m. in., Campbell River, northbound. day, the longest day of the year. lighthouse, eight miles from, shore. THE Pachena—'Overcast; calm; 30.98; v; £:.,rsr.™v"Æ SB5- Steamer Chelohpln leaves Fridays, 10 a.rn. The steamship Princess Charlotte la To secure assistance, Capt. Peterson 64; sea smooth. now ready for the northern cruise», A building permit for the construc­ rewed to Toflno, from which point the From Frinee Rupert «.* a. m. F|jr Este van-r-O vercaat ; N. W.; 29.80; will be dispatched from Victoria tion of a warehouse and workshop on U. 8. life-saving tug Snohomish waa S.S.“Sol Due” Prince steamer arrives Sundays 10.*> pm 54; see eoaooth. on her Unit trip to Alaska on July 7, the Dominion property across the notified of the vessel’s plight. Reamer Prlncw Victoria leaves dally at Steamer Chelohsin arrivée Fridays, 7 aim! Johnson Street bridge lias been Issued Leaves C. P. R. wharf dally ex­ Alert Bay—Clear; calm; 29.76; •$; leaving Vancouver the following day. The Ortttn Is not to be confused with cept Sunday at 11.80 a. m„ for Port *-* *■ Itl' yNm Beattl, For Skagway a smooth. This pâlailal steamer Is to in»ke three to the department of marine and fish­ the vessel of the same name operated Angeles. Dungenees, Port Wil­ Strainer Prince Rupert or Prince Oeorre TrlanglO—Clewy S. ; 30.04 ; 63; sea epeclal excursions, and It la understood eries, at a cost of $16,800, being part by thq Victoria Whaling Company. liam*. Port Townsend and Seattle, Reamer Frlnceas Charlott. arrive, dally leave» Mondays at 3.8» p. m. ,e smooth. Spoke etr. Admiral hTarragut, that the bulk of her accommedatlon of the work arranged to be done in arriving Seattle 1.90 p. m. Return­ at 1 p- *>r Port Angles From Skagwmf ing. leave# Seattle dally except 6.10 a. na, off Safety Cove, northbound; has been booked In the east. connection with the storage of aids His Explanation.—“Are you sure that Saturday et midnight arriving r .-amer Bel. 4» dal"' Prince steamer arrives Tuesdays 10 30 DÆt flV amer Princess Sophia arrives Bjxike sir. Norwood. • a. m.. Mlllbank to navigation at the Dominion wharf. these eggs are fresh 7“ "Well, ma’am. Victoria 9.06 a. m. Hound, aouthbound. BARRISTER PROCEEDS. Parfltt Brother*. Ltd., have the con­ BUDd,|r “iron, Pert Angela. I’ll tell you about that. The hens that ^ Secure Information and tickets Deadtree Point Cloudy; S. E.. tract for the work. It will consist of !al<^ ’em don’t furnish any guarantee; Bremer Bol Duo arrive» dally except Fee Heiberg strong; 29.90 ; 62; sea moderate. The Harrison Direct Line- etc accommodation for the plant and sup­ I have to take the farmer's word for It B. E. BLACKWOOD. Ageat Bteamer Tees leave# on seventh end 234 Government St. Phone 456. Franclace twentieth of each month. Deadtree Pelnt-rtCloudy; 8. E., Barrister Is due to leave port this plie». which have hitherto been ex­ that they are, Just the same as when I y - ____ preeldant end oeveraer altar. From Heiberg strong; 29.90; 63*. sea moderate. afternoon for Vancouver. posed to the element» pending, some sell you a can of corn. The label says Steamer Teee arrive» on fourteenth and llreda JBky—Ôvsrcaat; 8. E., fresh; definite settlement with regard to the that corn Is inside the can, but you’ve From «en Frenele* twenty-seventh of each month. 29.63; 56; sea moderate. Powerful.3—MIm Howler—Did my new agency buildings. For Clayequet got to open the can yourself to find out g.___ — Pr, aident and Oovrrnor alter- Prince Rupert- Clear; calm; 29.64; voice fill the drawing room? Mr. Rood Construction le In progress, i con-1 Steamer Teee leave# on first and fifteenth rouldfi’t Het a nickel on It, myself." Vindictive.-—"Did you ever see a wo­ ■“Srïvanr Monday at 1 P ■. 69; sea smooth. —No; It filled the refreshment room slderable amount of the preliminary Far Cam.a of each month. man that was tôngiie-tied?** "No, but From Clayequet and the conservatory.—Boston Tran­ work having been done already by tbe The fewer scruples a man has the I’ve seen lote^if them that ought to be.* learner. Teee arrivée on fourth end Silver Spring Lager, » gta. 86» script , contractor». more dreams he takes —C hicago Herald. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1916 ^ _ _ 6M ^TORONTO LEAFS HAVE HIS TABLE MANNERS i MOUSES ENTHUSIASM SENSATIONAL HURLER SPOILED GOOD THING hat sUE Arrangements for Red Cross Has Not Lost a Game This "Masked Marvel" Went .Well Cricket Game,on Holiday Year; Six Wins to Until He Struck San VICTORIA VETS. WILL COAST STAR SAYS GIANTS ARE Nearing Completion His Credit Francisco HERE ARE A New York. June 21—"Dlaroond- The Maple Leafs, the team repre­ FEW OF THE VALUES BE THE OFFICIALS CUSS OF LEAGUE The arrangements for the Inter-City Thoth" Howard Just dropped In front cricket' game to be played on the senting Toronto in the International the west. A. scintillating personage, Jubilee Hospital ground, on July 1 for League, landed a phenom when they Howard with the diamond settings In MEN'S DERBY HATS the benefit of the Red Cross, are near secured the services of Vrben 8hoo­ hie front teeth lighting his path Re*. 82.60 to |4.N. To clear Sid Keener Sizes Up the Situ­ through life, Howard telle of his ex Billy Cullin and Billy Ditchburn lng completion and the committee in ker from the New York Highbinders. perlent e in the west with a masked $1.50 Askeu to Officiate at ation in the National charge feel that the undertaking will Urban made the trip from New York marvel. League be a complete aucceee. The Victoria to Toronto an May 11 and went right "I dolled Kid Fanner, of Oshkosh, SILK HATS Brockton Point team haa been choevn and ta thorough­ In and pitched. Rochester waa the op up in millionaire's clothes, put a black Reg. 11.60. To deer hood on him and hit the west hard. ly repreaentatlve, being one that should posing club and he let them down with give a good account of ttaelf when It Farmer looked immense In hi» wealthy 6 hits. Mince then he haa taken part dud*. They fell for him everywhere. $3.50 New Yorker* believe that McGraw liner up against It, Vancouver oppon Billy Ditchburn end Billy Cullin In 8 games, going the route and win- We toured through every town that has the boys who form the combina enta. Much Interest la twin* taken In nlng In alx of them, while In hla last STRAW HATS veteran Victoria lacrosse players, have boasted of a home champion, offering lion for another pennant winner. Loy the game In Vancouver and a large game he went in as a relief pitcher 411 the newest, at ONE-THIRD number of Terminal City cricket en- -nf the club* which form the Na- President Payne, of the Victoria a tut1 box he waa not credited with a win. Vancouver and New Westminster will land. Ore. A fellow climbed out of a lonal League, but a baseball expert District Cricket Association, announces In the other game he wag:. taken out of another city has seen the entire box at the theater to put on the gloves. try to "come back” end show the la­ that the I. O. D. E. will again serve early In the game, hla team winning He wore a moustache and looked like a AUEI t CO. eight clubs in action and he ie for New crosse fans of therwest how they used tea, under the capable management of out In the end. This leaves him with hick. But. he wasn't. My. how' that SOS Government Street York gs strong a* the loudest rooter 1 wail. Mr. P. 14 H»f* the eight to play the «ame a couple of deca in the biëàehër». Sid K.-cner. sporting contribute sweet, peas to lie sold games In which he partteipated he al­ '1 wax referee, and when I «aw my ago. Matt Barr and Mayor Wells editor of the 8t. Loul* Timee, Is that ,, tartor inethe nraRed vow.Cross. The«ne grounds-..... ------are marvel going out In the fourth round , Gray, pilots of the Vancouver and fellow. There are few better Judges lowed only 81 hlta. being put in good shape by Mr. Verrai! I disqualified the gink Kith the Up Royals, respectively, dispatched Invita­ of team* than this same Keener. He and by the lime the clubs are ready to whlaker for fouling. The only foul he tions to the Victoria duo Inst week, and doesn't let sentiment interfere with hi* take the Held, will he In perfect condi­ committed waa to htt Farmer right eW SUMMER DAYS! It Is altogether likely that both wîtl be prognostications, and remember he Is the Jaw. I got away with It. We had RHONE 435 FOR a St. Louisian through and through. tion. . V on hand for the big battle. One of the local military bands will a atrip of wood In Farmer'a right glove, He thinks the Giants is the team which Both Vancouver and New Westmin­ I. In attendance to enliven the pro­ BREEZY BITS and when he hit there backwoodsmen will cop the pennant, and he telle why ster players are training hard for the ceedings and with the attraction of on the chin he never failed to «ave our to. Uw following summary after , look­ “The New Drink” coining game. Practices are being fifty. He banged a fellow no herd one ing them all over and Judging them seeing two tekrtii of the strength ot held regularly on Tuesday, Thursdays those which will represent Victoria and Etldle Pink man. the sensational night that we thought he was dead A Delicious, Refreshing Fruit Impartially: and Saturdays, and with the big game Vancouver In action, added to the fact Heattle lightweight who tangles with When he came to he aald: 'Oraclou* Beverage. only two weeks off the players are New Yerle-rCarrles the only "punch that It la for such a good cause, should Harry Aml.re.rn. the Vancuver scrap­ but that marvel cao hit.' Manufactured only by «I the league. A mighty batting dub rapidly • rounding Into form. Among bring oui a very large attendance. per, Friday night at Seattle, la afraid •All wee well until we struck San and an outfield that has no superior. the players who are turning out with Tickets may be secured from the sec­ he may get hla face muaaed up. Francisco. The mar.el wan a hit. The Thorpe A Co. Ltd. That swatting should be too much for Vancouver are “Chub** Quigley, Dave retaries of any of the local cricket clubs Pantagee people took movlee of him In Smith, stalwarts of the Vancouver the other fellows. Travel their fastest and In moat of the stores. The big athletic meet that Billy the open and gave fa 8160 to appear at team of the early nineties; Matt Barr, when they’re out in front. Defence Davlea la putting on for July 8 la go their theatre. 1 registered him at the Joe Reynolds, the demon linguist ; almost perfect, and but one place St. Fra nets hotel and Insisted that he j. -rj WILLARD MAY FIGHT. lng to Include many events new to T% Sammy Norman, goalkeeper of the where there may be a slip, and that is Victorians. waa a millionaire'll non touring the pitching, but even the twirier» may Houses Built at champion team of ItOi: Charley INFIELDER GUIGNI Harry Bherman, of Minneapolis haa country knocking out folks for the fun Wtckene, George Mathèson. Charley tighten. If they do then it will be a Newsy Lalonde and Harry Hyland of the thing. All went well until 1 de­ $16 per Month and The forirtrr «tattle star, who I» lead walkover. Easily the best bet for the offered Tom Jonee. manager of Jeea Herman, the bowling wtsard; Georgs Willard, heavyweight champion of the are playing great lacrosse In the east cided to give the newspaper boya a lot the Coast League betters. pennant. banquet at the hotel, aa guests of the Upwards Williams, Walter Miller, George Mc­ world, $40,800 or privilege of 15 per this year. Newsy Is with the French Philadelphia—Alexander Is enough millionaire's eon. I had schooled Intyre, Frank Wright. Billy O*Lougti­ cent of the gross receipts for a ten- men. and Harry Is with the Montreal ll n and Stuart Campbell. to give the Phil* a look-in, but Alex Shamrocks. Farmer In table manners, but I had Subscribe to the Patriotic must come back with thirty-one vic­ round match with Fred Fulton at Min­ to throw him to get a dreaa suit on New Westminster has lined up Bob MAJOR LEAGUES neapolis on Labor Day. Jones la hold­ Cheyne. Barlow Galbraith. Billy tories to keep Moran in the running. Cleveland and Brooklyn are getting him. The banquet waa a singular Fund ing out for 880,0*0, but It la believed a I>wle. Billy MrQuarrte. Well» Gray. Cravath and Luderus are not hitting away from the other team* In the big success until Marlon Salasar, of the NATIONAL LEAGUE their usual home run*. Nothing fancy compromise will be reached. D. H. BALE Tommy Gifford, Billy Olffrifti, "Dad" Yesterday's Results. league*, and someone will have to stop Bulletin, called attention to the fact Turnbull, Harry Latham, Fred At Brooklyn-Second game: Pblladel to their work. It is pitching and a run them soon or they will be too far In that my millionaire wai dipping or two. If it gets close Alex may hold WILL FORM ASSOCIATION. Orner Fart .*4 St.d.cons Avw Lynch. “Biscuits" Peeie, George phis, »; Brooklyn. 3. Batterie»-Demares front to be headed. French bread In hla loup. That Rennie and other noted stick wteklere and Burns; Coombs, Malle, Meyer», Me them up. queered everything. Harry Smith, of Phene 1140 Boston—The Maxim silencer on It Is announced from Vancouver that the Chronicle, and Halaaar kidded the of bygone da ye. Atypitt»burg~St. I.oui». 10; PHt»burg. NOW A MOVIE ACTOR. Evers has ruined the Braves. De­ a meeting will be held on Dominion marvel the next day In their column», (IS inning»). Battert#»-Doak. William* fence Is weakened against a left-hand­ Day In the Terminal City for the pur­ Apropos of Detroit pitchers, Ralph and If he didn't get peeved at the Joke- end Snyder ; Mammaux, Coo|>er, Miller pose of forming a Rrttleh Columbia TRAINING KELLY TO ed pitcher. They've k»»t the 1314 com­ Works Is now s movie actor at Santa smltha and light out for home I'll give Surely.—Pa, what la the innocent by- and Gibson. bination. Ruddph is' losing too many Association of Lawn Bowlers. you theae diamond teeth. Yep, left me At Chicago—Cioclnnati-Chlcago gam* Barbara, rat. He Is through wRh Blanderr "He's the neutral everybody - PITCH FOR GIANTS game* and Bill James has not come baseball. Ralph ought to make some­ flat-vlth the wooden glove and all. I'm postponed, rale. H. S. -Imperial- Lager Be, In New York for the aummef." Jumps on." Standing. back. Good for the first division. thing of à hit. John McGraw has decided to make W. L. Pet. Brooklyn—A mechanical ball club. 1 tor 18c. a pltchgr out of George Kelly, the Brooklyn ...... 2 Too many hlta and not enough runs. Giants'extra first baaeinan and out­ Philadelphia ...... » » Looks like the players always play for fielder. Kelly fg built for bo* work. 1n New York ...... “ = -m their average* Good pitchers, but the »! McGraw*! opinion, and he already ha* offence Is spoiled by foolish base run­ ntarted to practice on the mound. This ning. Robinson's attack Is too straight big fallow la eix feet four inches tall Cincinnati ...... ** 482 and plain to win the tight games. Cardinal*—They're erratic birds and and has a powerful arm. He never Pinebu:* ...... » 2 ... gt. I-oui» ...... * ° •*“ at time* they look as good as any club pitched a ball before l**t week but You just breathe in when McGraw told him to serve to the In the league. That's where they get AMERICAN LEAGUE the pitching. If Hug can get four l.atemee In practice he showed unusual Yeeterday*» Results. « hurler* to give him some help he may skill. He developed a world of speed, At St. IsOuti—Chleago, 4; St. Louis. surprise every one, even If he is In the also » curve ball which made the Batteries—William» and Schalk; Plank fragrant, cool puffs Jasper. MeVabe. Davenport and Chap­ second division. Hug plays that per­ Giants open their eyes. McGraw in­ centage. you know, but hla assistants tends té groom Kelly for the rear of man, Sever eld. Standing. must give him tetter fielding and bet the, season and may also try him out In w. L. Pet. ter pitching. a regular game If he continuée to Im- Chicago—A hitting club pure aw of Prince Albert Cleveland ... .. 32 23 532 Washington .. » 21 M6 «tipple. When Zlm, Williams and Detroit ...... *! 24 are stopped It's easy to teat the It’s so easy to get acquainted with and smoke to 1» NOW BIRD MAN. New York .. . . » 23 6Ô8 Tinitwôfttlt a second baseman .. 27 27 .600 and » ahoftafop before he van be count­ your heart’s content; so gentle and friendly to .600 Xew York, June 21—John Hobart . 26 26 ed to the (tret division. Nothin* smart 30 .412 your tongue and throat I P. A. will absolutely Baker, the famous "Hobey," Princeton St. Ixiule ...... 21 to the attack. Stop the hitter, end .. 14 36 .300 football Captain of 1»1«. and the great­ Philadelphia ...... Tinker will lose. delight you in a jimmypipe or rolled into a ciga­ est hockey player ever developed In this Cincinnati—Weak outfleld spoils en pacific coast league rette; it will revolutionize any tobacco notions you country, has Joined Oen. Leonard aggressive club, (lot enough help Yesterday's Result». from Bchneider, Toney and Dale. Wood's civilian aviation corps. Baker At San Francisco—Loe Angeles, S; Oak ever had I And the patented process cuts out Three pitchers cannot carry a club tor le flying at Governors Island every day land. • (13 Innings). bite and parch! Remember that/ Prince Albert In a Curtiss biplane, under direction of Other games postponed. IM game,. Hereo* haa the foundation Klllp BJerkeund Standing. for a good future It he ran find some has always been sold without coupons or pre­ “Tee, 1 have taken up flying.'- said W. L. Pet fence-buetere for the outfield. A bet- 603 miums. We prefer to give quality. r/W JJobey. -I decided recently In conjunc­ Vernon ...... 42 20 ter second baseman and he would have 31 171 tion with a number of other college Loe Angeles ...... 42 the beet Infield In the league. Will Prince Albert flavor and coolness, V— San Francisco ...... 527 dash at timee, but will finish In the men to undergo military preparation In 81 31 .600 accordance with the Idea of prepared­ Portland ...... JJ second division. Salt Lake City .2» 36 446 Pitt.burg—Doomed for last place. and the absence of sting gives ness Aviation appealed to me more W4 Oakland ...... 28...... 43 There's too giuch age hanging around than any .other branch of the service. you an entirely new idea how satis­ Forbes field. Brilliant pitching will he So I Joined the corps formed by P A. TRAINER DROPPED DEAD. wasted. Max Carey cannot play the fying a pipe or hand-made cigarette ■ 'arroll. -, three poaltlone in the outfleld- and can bel -1 had no previous experience with Richard Benaon. the wall known Bonus cannot grab everything around aeroplanes. After a few daye' Instruc­ California trainer, dropped dead In the Infield. tion from Mr BJorkeund. however, 1 Kansas City the other day. Benson was able to operate a machine." waa perhaps one of the beat known SOME HOCKEY TEAM. trainer* of trotters and thoroughbred* northwestern league. In the country. Twenty or thirty yaara George McNamara, the clever de­ ago he campaigned string* of horses In fence player of the Toronto hockey All games postponed. California, and in recent years ,ba* club. Is at present taking the «Ulcers' «leading. been a prominent figure on the Eastern courts to qualify aa a lieutenant In the W. L. Pet. tracks, only ^aat New Year's Day Spokane ...... ; X s 228th Battalion at North Bay. He la Benson was In^ki Francisco on a brief quite confident that they haCe a Hockey Vancouver ...... " " — visit, and at that time he declared that team In the ranks of the battalion that he was figuring on purchasing a farm can clean up anything In the game. and engaging in the breeding industry Howard Heeaon. who played good Orest Falls ...... ** ** In California. hockey for the Shamrocks and Wan­ derers; "Goldie" Prod géra, the crack e player of the Canedlene; Dun- the international joy emoke he clever left wing of the V • club, of the Pacific Coast Bo,when we tell you, and men everÿ- a; "Jack" Marks, right wing of uehec club: the three McNam. «when band you tha same aajt-ao, and several of We best amateurs that Prince Albert satisfies every to­ Leimp’s Beer 1 the north country are In the bacco desire, it’s time to fall in Une I Your cue Ie to get eoroe P. A. quick ae you can. If your dealer car^ sup­ jg m.d« from pure malt-and hop», and is not SYRACUSE WINS. ply you, ask him to secure it through fig ahslisalsr. -— charged with carbonic acid gas—as some beers Regatta Course, Poughkeepsie. N. Y une 11.—Syracuse wop the varsity Ron some mekln's cigarettes. Ifs Ight-oer shell race of four m lading Cornell by one length. Four easy, because Prince Albert Ie crimp the most sensitive digestion. lengths In the rear waa Columbia and cut, and ataya putt Or jam a jimmy- Taken with a meal, its light wholeeomenem Pennsylvania four lengths behind was pipe brimful and get the datighta of gives zest to appetite without leaving any un­ :h. The tinofllcial time of the wln- Prince Albert via the briar ■ttSST takrn on the Judge's boat, or meerschaum IIV» all one pleasant after effect. 10,81. and the same when it com A veritable triumph of perfect Ingredients Syracuse won the two-intle varsity four-oar race. One length behind the down to the amount of end brewer.’ sldll-it coat» no more than in­ winner was Cornell. Columbia waa tip-W-joy handout ferior brand». _____ third and Pennsylvania fourth- The par puff.’ At elnb or hotel insist upon LEMP’8 BEER. official times were Syracuse, 11.18 fjM Cornell. 11.20 1-6; Columbia, ll.lt; Pennsylvania, 18.0$ 1-6. MM»4l»thnHl>wa»t- •at CmmmJm. , mmo.lt>. 8» lia if a. MSwOlla, mlmmlmrmmmJ ? WHOLESALE AGENTS Going to an Extreme—"A little ^en& As!-psss4 JlsssdsFs. learning Is a dangerous thing" "Tea. replied Misa Cayenne. "But that fact Pither & Leiser, Limited t Justify some of ue In being |LJ. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO^Wiariw B.lw, H.C.P.4À. jllutwIjL ey - * r«sr Vancouver, X 0. of how little yo kyj^"T-w“h"

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RIHMMHHfiMi 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY. .TUNE 21, 1916

PROFESSIONAL CAROS BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS CHANCES. AFAItTM E NTS FOR HE HT. AUTOMOBILES FOB MIBB IdVKRneDir-STS under this hrsd. _ Good family grocery business TO l.KT-Coiupkt^r fure!«l»d eperv JITNEY ■ guc Wishing to hire ADVEHTIUCMENTe for sale, established about. 16 years; a ment*, from $12 up; no children. 117$ JHœy care by the hour or tar short WONDERFUL PROIESS MRS. MAH •ent per word per tapNgtfcre; M cent* rent per ward per .. ivw Jitney Asaocia- llao per month. liana. • cenle per wt splendid list of family accounta paying Yate* street Jyis Hip* should telepbv regularly moath after month; atock tioa Garaga, t ward per week: M i AT COLUNBON APAKTMKitTS. lit* BATHS month. Mo advertfare luw; fixtures aad fittings all modern S. JOYCE—Auto fur hire, day or night. and practically aew; an exceptional op­ nicely furnished, mod- LETTER to WOMEN BATHS—Viipor and electric «giR. maw- te «enta No advert!» ern, 4-rooni apartuien| m He*, phone «40711. Stand, corner Fort ••Of HERMIT PENINSULA Mas than |L portunity to secure a sound busineee at Bt. and Government etreet* J>16 page and chiropody. Mrs. Barker. Sit a reasonable price. Apply Grocer, cars TO KIIARK-Furnlshed npartment. cki*5 Fart Street Phone It«7*. FISH of R. p. Kithet St Co.,; Victoria, B. C. in. very reaaonable. Box 1667, Tlmee. r, careful driver. Mere Proof da* Lydia E. ■ j* tr J21 Phone 27S6R. ffS CHIROPODISTS ALL KINDS of fresh and smoked fish In season. Free delivery. Phene 44L W. FOR SALK- Bath and massage parlera. MELLOR|R APARTMENT». $11Ml 1Broughton EXCHANGE Returning Missionary Says the Pinkhem’s Vegetable Com- • RADIANT HEAT BATHS, maewage and J. Wrtglesworth. * Johnson street. doing first-class buslnce*; will sail rea- street, adjoining Royal Victoria Thea­ Oklropody Mr. R. H. Barker, from the eonabie. Room 212 Hlbben-Bone Bldg. tre. To let modem apartments (unfur- I VAN KXl llANflK yeur |«-owvt>. Chaa pound Relieves Suffering. National HoHpit.il, London, Ill J< ye SUPPLY nothing but fresh fish! Phone 411. J26 y. Kegl.a, HI Sai waril Block. »at7 tf Country, is Making Re­ Building. Phone $446. Miller Bros., the Central Fieli Market, nlstied). hot water and hot wateirfc:» 413 Johnson street. Phone $986 log. Apply WE IIAVB tenue. kAe, d\t home» markable Advance FOR BALE—ARTICLE». Broughton street afl « trede IAfa talk It over. Dunforda. Chicago, IU. -“I suffered from » bed DENTISTS MACHINISTS. MALLEABLE AND STEEL RANGES. $1 TO RENT-Three-room flat, unfurntehed. m Union Hank.______If! csee of female ills. Lydie ft Pinkhem’s X>R. LEWIS II AI.L, Dental Surgeon. bVMNQ St MERMOD wish to notify their down and 41 per week. Phone I486. 3001 cheap, neaf beach and Beacon 11III FOR "SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Vegetable Com­ Jewel Block, cor. Yatee and Douglae Government etreet. k. water, electric light1 and "Few countries hare shown a greater street». Victoria. B. C. Telephones friends that they are retainn> their Bull. Victoria Art Emporium.16« mechanical skill and ability at the aew I HAVE HKBN COMPEU.KD to take mended and I took Office, 467 Residence. IS.______machine shop, Esquimau road, opposite MEN OF ALL AGES are wearing our Niagarar etreet Ptioae MB. SB over ami now offer for *al« "Hudson, ' change under the administration of hats. Our price 1* |5 for a good quality 4-vyllndor. 7-passenger, v>urlng «*ar, about six bottles. X*K. W. F. FRASEIt, 361-2 Stobart Peal Ruseell'e Station. Auto repairs and felt, and f 1 26 to |2 for the new straws. THE KENSINGTON. 919* Pandora Ave. another power than Korea," say* Rev. UkSwpk. Phone 42«M. Office horn s, 6.1 Ford eervloe. jyl Front suite for rent (fnrnlahsd), own which cost $3.500. This car Is In excel­ It fixed me op all u in. to 6 p. m. Frost St Fiost. Westhdbme Block, 1413 bath, etc.______J* lent shape, thoroughly equipped witn N. D. Chew, -who with Mrs. Chew and METAL WORKS. Government street. electric light*, atarter. good tlree, right The common FURNISHED F1»AT (çloee in), timo loca­ family, arrived In the city this mom symptom» of nuch a ELECTROLYSIS MFIC SHEET METAL WORKP- CHICKEN HOUSES, tion. on aea front, mpdern; 12» Moat rose Ave. Pttone 8234L. Jy$6 WANTED-For a flr»t-cla*a country Orders received at Times Bualne*» Of­ PAINTING, paperhgngfng;-. kaieemtnlng. Imperial Dunlop. $2.7»; black overall», hotel, a smart, experienced waitn-ss. character of the Japanese occupation Lincoln St, Chicago, IB. fice. 76.'.; wire stretchers. $2.50 per set; banjo, FOR RENT—Furnlalied tint, also «M& Is shown In the adoption of Jnpanei store; low rent Appl> 1212 Quadra, J24 Adtlreas. staling wugee expected, to If yoe have any of the eymptem» men­ GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter |ln mahogany case, $12.60; Ollletb» safety llox 425«i. Time» Office.______J22 as the medium of Instruction in the tioned In Mm. May’» latter, remember awA.Aaal Engraver. Gao. CwwfcUer, m** ~ gradual exista» Wharf street, behind Poet Offlre. blocks — Apply 1711 what Lydia E. Pinkbao'» Vegetable cement 6c. per tube; spectacle# and case, first-rises photo studio: state expert- fdon to he made later- throughout oil ▲AMUNSON'S LOAN OTPACIk ______Quadra street. Jyto Compound did for her, and try It your FIRE INSURANCE. 2fc‘. Jacob Aaronson's new and second­ ence. If any. Apply Box 1471, Times. J21 schools,. In th.* peninsula. The result ISIS Government street. r*Tt to Colum­ hand store, 572 Johnson etreet. Victoria, •elf. It i» a good otd-fashioood medi­ J. H. SAUNDERS, W66 Langley street. bia Theatre. ft! tf FOB RENT—HOUSES >f the city. Lloyd-Young • oti1 y recognised in recent yeut-s. It you need special ml vice, write promptly. Telephone S176. dre du, ete. B. C. Pottery Ce.. LIE. Ruaefll. 1612 Broad street, ground flow, ynr to Mie 'Munirtpal Free I^e^ot earner Broad sad Pandora et reels. Ruffle, the cycle man. 746 Yatea. Phone Bureau and let u# send yon the man or "Few people outside * Korea rgalixe to Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine LEGAL. 86.» Jy$ PembertonI Flliun IUQ Building.tell I 111 1 II * . Ptioee■ IITOF TW-.4SC, m-otuan to lio Wiat workr — PLUMBING AND HEATING. the wonderful development, that has Co. (confidential), Lynn, Maea. Ill ; A D8H AW Sc 8TACPOOLB, barMsters- SOUTHALL for etovee and rangea. Next FOR RENT-Part of modern bungalow, WANTED am for light houaewnrk Your letter will be opened, reed Ht-law, M! Bastion street, Victoria, p VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.. 1643 Pea Dominion theatre, Yafee street dolls every convenience. 1*41 Fowl Bay road, taken place, nor the potential agrlcul- mad* and connected; *44 aSaees bought am Fxurt. Phone MB»f *• Phone IT. , ...... „Si tf rural wad mineral re goures* of the- ted answered by a wowiaa, aad > MEDICAL MASSAGE PLUMBING AND KIBPAIH—OeU wore, and exchanged. Phone 4S9R. Jy7 FOR RENT-8even roomed house, LOST AND FOUND. country. A 'targe amount of _ the- raw- old In strict confidence. SthkL OBAKY. Mnomuse. Vapor, au I- «te. Foxgord. 1044 Douglas. Phone 764. FOR SALE—20 ft. launch, 7 li. p engine, Hampden V’ilta, Qak street, behind LOBT-6ta£ In Gorge ' Park. Reward. silk comes from the peninsula, and the phur, steam baths; hand-electric mas­ DR PROMPT ATTENTION for plume- with canx-as hood. $150. Apply US'Cross Iw>uglu* street greenhouses, modern la syatematlc éducation In sericulture 1» sage; electric blanket sweats and scale tag repair». Pboaes 114 or *6»4L. B etreet. ... • .»■ J* all respecta, «table and shed, lot i acre. Phone 4401». _____ . J$1 treatment. Second Floor, Room 111 P. Geiger. ' Apply $271 Quadra street. ■. J21 I.OST -Hrtween Oirts' Central xchool and now carried out averyntaere. In addi­ $9u6 a month and picking». All are ap­ >Pbh»n Bone Bldg.. Victoria. B. C. CAMPERS. TAKE NOTICE Bed. spring Alkisar Mansion*, twin sapphire ring. tion to farm products and rice, which parently eliglUie for enlistment. THACKER A HOLT, plumblna end Ueat- and mettre** from $2.86. Call uni s« e COSY « IRfoMKD COTTAGE, clow la. Kinder please Phone Mutrle St Sen Phono 612. .Iff tag; lobbing p iptly attended ta 444 tiiern. Ferrie*S Furnfture Blorv, 1419 Apply 1468 Broad etreet. JS is naturally the chief crop, conaldvruble In tlw next little hôuse down the val­ •peed avenue. Douglas. JR FOUND—Auto tire, oa t> ar Hill road attention has been given to forestry ley Is aautUt-r family who* breadwinner NOTARY PUBLIC. SEVERAL new houses to rrnt at low Owner Phone 3*83. SEWER AND CEMENT WORK. OA BO LINK LAVNVHBe tor uni J3 and to the mining resources. Foreign­ VTH.I4AM O. OAVNC'E, Room M5„ Hlb- rater. The Orttntii Company, Htbbee has been but of work for realty months. *-■-.«nd-liand engines. Boats repaired Bone Building. MISCELLANEOUS. ers who were engaged there before the bn-Rone Block. The Griffith Co., real T. BUTCHER, sewer and cement work. and painted. Hatch. 316 Belleville, fyf ThP wife travels up to the city each day estate and Insurance, notary public. Phone 52®L. ____ JfU FOR RENT—7-roamed bungalow, comer THE TIRE SERVICE STATION -Metro­ annexation of If 16 are not disturbed, an«l 4o«*e house cleaning and real Janitor PIANO FOÎI SALE- Big snap. 666 Fort. of Dellas road and Boyd SL Apply politan. Til View 8t. Phone 2977. Jyl7 hut ni«>*i of the larger undertakings NURSING. SCAVENGING. J26 work at -one dollar a day. This woman Dock St Johnson. 611 Johnson St. aNtf DRESSMAKING AND COSTVMEâ6-Owo are In Japanese hand» and are engng whose husband hasn t got a vote. f«oii*h ÎIK8. E. HOOD, maternity nurse. Phone VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO. SEWING MACHINES-Expert repair TO LET—Seven roomed house, close to material» Made up. Ml** Crowther, mg Japanese capital. - b*live !» t,-*aii* It to tli* station each day 4*76 Patte et* taken In or out J24 1114 Government etreet. F department, needles, aeceaeorlee, for all car and Fowl Bay beach. Apply $18 next B. C. T-lrphbne Otaoe. 1)1 “The fruit Industry promises to lie an«l hack again at night. The other Asher and garbage removed. make*. Til Yatee street. Phone 631. JO Robertas* etreet. PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME-Terms R. KNBBSHAW. healer ami medium. 1066 ne of the foremost features of the faithful hunch are driven to en«l fro In reasonable. RU Lee avenue. Phone SHOE REPAIRING. FOR SALE-Almost new. large, flat bot­ FOR RENT—4-room cottage. $14 Ch*on. J22 daily ; there » a reason. A. McKensle, “Thus It may be fairly claimed by the out the whole bunch and atart afresh. •HOE REPAIRING1 promptly ai . and 25 records. In good condition; Var- TO leKT—Furnished. 4 roomed i.xtage, prop, Musi 1664.______Japanese that they have accomplished MOWBRAY. ÏÏÏ71nrflAND gciioo'C ion riovlm- ____ _ prised. fL White, Ull galn Phone «4IR. t . J21 bath, etr., cloa* Dockyard and Yanow'S. i. • lit street. Shorthand, Il» milItljg t^rosberd SL. two doors from telephone MISS EASON. Mlbbea-Boee Mk.. enti­ marvel» Brigandage tuaa been stamped FOR SALK—Cheep, hand power < Apply Box 1667. TTir^f*.-'S^ J ft tle floral designs, cut flowers and plants. out, and roads are under construction bookkeeping thoroughly taught. E. A. rater. 1104 (lovera in ent street. JÎ2 MamiUlan. principal. FOR RENT-SIX-WOWiCT■room hhouse, furnished Phone 1647. x Jylt to open out the Das accessible sections AGAINST THE BILL. STEAM AND DRY CLEANING. BOYS are all right for aoiae things, but or unfurnished, or would well furniture. MOTORCYCLES Harleys. Huds-.n* and TUITION Apply 1IT Clarwnce Street. Jtt of the country. The cities hav* gyoWn RKUAI. VLKANKIta

whether the selling by a club of cards and other apparatus with which gam­ ADOPT RESOLUTION CANDIDATES ENDORSED CONFERENCE PLANNED CRIMINAL APPEALS TO ing can be carried on constitutes the NATIVE SON IS BURIED WITH FULL club a common gaming house within the meaning of the law. The police 15 FOR BOARDS OF TRADE magistrate held that it did and fined KILLED IN ACTION MILITARY RE SOLDIERS’FUND BY WARD III LIBERALS BE ARGUED ON MONDAY the steward of the Pender Club $60 and costs. \ On the same date will be argued Does Selling of Cards Make the stated case in Rex vs. Gosden. Pioneer Arthur J. Guest Gives :light Commander Pays Tri­ Women's Canadian Club Preparations Made for Com­ Delegates From Vancouver This Is on the point raised bÿ H. W. R. Island Meet on June 29 to Club à Gaming House? Stat­ Moore, counsel for the accused, that Life for Country; Vic­ bute to Late Lieut. Warren Passes Motion for Guid- ing Election and Commit­ the appointment of the special com­ . Discuss Agriculture ed Case From Gosden Trial mittee of the legislature which had torians Wounded C.' Pemberton t ance of Committee tees Appointed dealt with the Vancouver election mat ters had not been properly proved In An tntereeting point le to be nettled the assise court trial. Mr. Moore and At 'the meeting'of the members of A conference will be held at the Yesterday Mrs. A. J. Guest received Details of the accident in which The following resolution was adopt­ by the court of appeal on Monday W. C. Moresby, who was crown prose­ Ward Three Liberal Association held in Board of Trade rooms on Thursday, next, when the appeal In Rex ve. Riley, cutor at the assizes, will argue the the sad intelligence that her husband, Lleut.-Warren C. Pemberton, R. F. C., ed at the meeting of the executive of the Women’s Canadian Club held yes­ the rooms In the Arcade building last June 29, to which delegates, tonal*!tug In other words, of the Pender Club, point. r Pioneer Arthur James Guest, had been met hie death, have been received by terday, this being for the guidance of evening, a resolution expressing confi­ of each president and one member of Vancouver, from a conviction in the killed. Pioneer Guest, who was 21 F. B. Pemberton. In making a-sharp police court In that city on a charge the committee who will distribute the dence in the Liberal leader and the every Board of Trade on Vancouver years of age, was horn in Victoria, and turn to avoid flying -over a hidden of keeping a common gaming house, Returned Soldiers’ Fund, the report of other city candidates was carried with Inland, have been Invited to attend by ROSE DAY POSTPONED enlisted with the 1st Canadian . Pion­ fortress, the machine side-slipped and will be argued. which appeared In yesterday’s Times: heartiness and unanimity. the X'ietorla Board of Trade. The sub­ eers last September, going to the front fell to the ground. The accident hap­ This morning Gordon Grant, for the "That the Women’s Canadian Club A number of matters of business ject of the discussion will be methods pened near the aerodome and help was convicted defendant, applied to their 4n the latter part. of February. The in distributing the fund for returned arising out of the coming general elec­ lordships for a date for the hearing of instantly at hand. Lieut. Pemberton to increase the supply of agricultural UNTIL WEDNESDAY telegram received by Mrs. Guest states soldiers shall seek to obtain informa­ tion were dealt with, and plans were products on Vancouver Island and ad­ the appeal, and Monday was pgreed was extricated from the burning ma­ that Jicr husband warn killed on the tion from any organization which is in made for the campaign in XVard Three, jacent Islands. The conference has upon by himself and R. R. Maitland, chine, but was so badly burned that position to supply the information committees being appointed to attend 14th JUne. Ills wife and young son, death from heart failure resulted in been arranged at the suggestion of the for the crown. Incidentally, Mr. Jus­ that would meet the cases for which to the work. Albert, reside at Lyle street, Esqui­ twelve hours. He was given a full agricultural committee of the Victoria tice Martin, who Is presiding as senior mau. Pioneer/ Guest’s father, Capt, this fund has been collected, and that The following resolution was adopt­ puisne Judge, remarked that in these Date Has Been Changed Ow­ military funeral, all the officers of his a committee of the club be appointed Quartermaster F. Guest, Is with the ed unanimously: _ Th.e. committee was forpied some criminal appeals counsel do not need squadron following the remains to the to put this resolution Into effect." ing to the Death of 30th reserve at Shonuliffe, and a "Reaolyed, that the Liberals of Ward time ago and held several meetings on I to flie s wrlttew notio* «^intention to grave. HI» flight commander, Capt. R. The committee expressed satisfaction Three express their confidence In the -hmtkw, FewMiuest. •* with the train- ÎAirolnil'W^toto lhât he had borne him­ the matter, and it whs ret ently de- apply for the fixing of a date. Crim ~~ BT§hS?"5EfiV8n lng battalion *at the same camp. His at the gWd restate <* the homwN-4**. eader of the ' rmrtr?'***»***"-** Inal business has precedence and all self with a courage and fortitude he house canvass. The committee consists mother resides at 487 Fraser street. whose efforts in the cause of honest obtain the Interest of all the Boards they have to do is notify the crown had never seen equalled. of* Mrs Jenkins, Mrs. D. K. Ker, Mrs. Capt, J. M. Cavln, 422 John street, government and whose work for the of Trade on the Island. An Invitation The point that will be raised is Lieut. Pemberton enlisted a» a pri­ McPhilllps and Mrs. F. Andrews, with up-building of British Columbia have Owing to the death of Rishop received a telegram yesterday report- pow<* to add to their numbers .as ne­ also was sent to R. Mnrpole, vice- „ vate In the Gordon Highlanders for commended themselves to all right-- 8< riven, whose passing is mourned in active service. Immediately on the out­ cessity may arise. president of the K. A N. railway, and thinking electors and citizens; their the date of the conference was made almost «very home on the island. the| break of war, finally going overseas as Mrs. Hanington presented her report cm the sending of maple seeds to Eng­ high appreciation of !ih« work done, by to suit his attendance. lieutenant with the 4Rth Battalion himself and by M. A Macdonald dur­ central committee of the Municipal land. Members of the club will re­ The secretary of the local board baa and transferring afterwards to the ing the late session «»f the legislature ; Answers to Times Chapter, Imperial Order of the Daugh­ Royal Flying Corps. His eldest brother, member the letter from Mrs. Lukin, of sent Invitations to the president* and ters of the Empire have postponed Devizes, England, which Mrs. Hanlng- and their opinion that more than ever one delegate of the twmrde of trade of Lieut. Despard Pemberton, also in the in this province there is need for a tuii read a. t a meet lug of the < lui-, a-U llunmn... Ladysmith... Namiuno, U< urt- Want Ads. .JUtititudra. -Huac.- Day until.. W edn^pday. . R. R C;, la-at press nt m» avUttiou min of KM Integrity and' t>wm*** abil­ ing that maple seeds be sent to the •nay. Cumberland. Comox, Alberni and of next week. Instructor in the flying'corps at Thet- ity at the head of affairs ford, after having seen active sendee city council at Devizes, Wiltshire, to Sidney. The invitation seta out the Yhs following replies are waiting to be Under the sad circumstances. of be planted in that city In memory of "Further resolved, that this associa­ caJl*ni the ejectors can recognition of her Interest in the «’am better acquainted. A brief / re­ AftV/ P/t Orduty 3rd "i C2 ( safely trust t«. assist in giving the pro­ the plans made, or to invest the occas­ ad Ian boys and the maples trees the port will be presented after luncheon Buttered Brtèd • JL club.unanimously decided to make Mrs. vince the sound and progressive ad­ ion with such cheerfulness as may yet of the steps the board of trade of Vic­ NOW IN SESSION Lukin an honorary member. ministration of its business that it so * PIE RC Y \S sr* ro*T *T be felt, even in these anxious days. toria has taken In the matter, and the A standing vote of thanks was given much needs.” * The committee desires to thank all lews of all who Attend will be invited Sierty’e Soda Fountain at your service to N(rs. Andrews for her very efficient Mr. Hall, Mr. Hart and Aid. Bell those patrons who have promised sup­ as to the best means of getting better services a* convener of the committee were present and spoke. port and co-operation, and asks them results. It Is proposed to devote one TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY to accept this, the only possible means hich . carried out the Returned Sol­ Special Addresses to Be Given diers* Fund canvass. The club wishes hour to this topic, following which the DIGUtiN 18M 8- "The big applee youM n«>t at this short notice, ojt: Intimating de­ visitors will be taken for an automo. ferment. It also hopes for an exten­ It distinctly understood that It does not stay et tht top of the ineamrtre If there - at To-night's bile drive over Saanich Peninsula, vto­ were ho little ones to hold them up.” sion of interest to,-the date selected, intend In any way to Interfere with FUNERAL FRIDAY lling the Dominion government experi­ Dlggon Printing Co.. 746 Yates street and It Is hoped the effort will be warm­ Meeting what Is being done for the soldier* by mental station at Kazan Bay, where We print everything. ly supported. tlie government, either while the men SINGER MACHINES for rent. 711 Yatwi It if announced that the work of pre­ are in the Convalescent Home or under the possibilities of Vancouver Island street Phone 431.^ paration will continue daily at the pay. Any impression to the contrary OF BISHOP SCRIVEN soli are demonstrated. Gn the return Journey they will be taken to observa­ GARDEN SWINGS «10 EACH—Lumber. Alexandra Club, where workers are The twentieth annual Baptist con which has gut about la.entirety with­ 1 vention session this morning was open out the sanction of the club. tory Hill. They then will return to HmSiiUZ doors, etc., large or small asked, tv meet as usual.______Quantities E. to Whittington Lumber éd with a short devotional service by the city. Co.. Ltd., Fridge and Hillside. Phone PIONEER T. H. QUY. Rev. T. M. IIaber«hon, of Douglas Remains of Bishop of Colum­ The luncheon probably will be held Street Baptist church. AUDITOR AND COMPANY at the Empress hotel and there will be WHY GO HOME TO EAT when you can The report of the credentials commit­ a committee meeting at the Victoria get a nice tasty lunch of four courses at LOCAL NEWS County Court Action Involves the bia Arriving This Even­ lng that his son. Pioneer William J tee show|ed that there were 70 dele­ Board of Trade rooms next Friday at the Delhi Cafe for 36c.7 Try It once Duties of Auditor Appointed by and you Will keep on trying It. Tables Cavln. 3rd Canadian Pioneer*. hsl. personal work if the desired end were For full particulars apply Ktewart Land for the defendants. ing’s train, accompanied by several of Wednesday's market was fairly good, .....C©„ Lid., H»1 Pemberti.n Block. j?1 A A &...... Word was received Ly Mrs. Martin. to he attained. The minister (n the The -suit for - $3ûU alleged to be jilue theA’-unux clergy. aad wjJl bc Jmt at. pulpit, he said, was nut the only min­ and tba- offering ,ol produce . ccvti cd. a 8C<>TCH TERRIER. Iron grey, Apply. Victoria Volunteer Reserve-—It is 464 Constance Ave , yesterday, that her for tlie services of plaintiff a* auditor the station by several of the city wide range. There was a large supply giving tag number, to Box 169C Times. most urgent that nil the officers N C. son. Piont-c r Thomas Henry Guy, had ister in the church. The pew also con­ m of the company for the year 1915. and clergy. of fine local strawberries, tomatoes and w. and men be in attendance at drill been wotmded bn the Mth June, pt* stituted fieri of the -organisation,, end tHe defence was that ffi'e JilkltiflfTTUClf vegetables. * Pricer ruled at -the following' WANTE1 >-Bicycle, must be In good or­ the members must work. on Thursday at 3 p. m. sharp at the refused to go on with the duties and average figures: der. Apply 94* Empress avenue J23 Rev. J. L. (*ampbe!l. of X*anconver, sash factory. View street. There are had therefore l»een replaced by an­ Fruit-Strawberries, 14c. and Sc. per spoke of "Greater Consecration In FAMILY TOURING CAR. in fine shape, Important matters to tityr uqder con­ other auditor. CARRANZA ADVISED box; gooseberries, 2 boxe* for toe. for salt at snap price of $375. part sideration for the benefit of the alwve Christian Giving." and outlined a plan Dairy produce—Eggs, tor and 36c. per terms arrang' d Phone 3S36L. J21 by means of which a personal fanvas- Mr. Dibble. stated that he bad been dozen: butter, 40c. and 46c per lb. corps, and It is necessary that as auditor of the company In 1912, 1913 and TWENTY YEARS is a long time, but many m« miners as |x>ssib)e attend . rould be carried through the church. Vegetables—New potatoes. 3Jbs. for *c,; we have spmt it in the bicycle business, The method formulated had tieen 1914, and at the annual meeting In 1915 BY ENTENTE POWERS n~w peas. 14c. per lb. ; tomatoes, toe. per and all that experience is at your ser­ AAA he .was again aprsdnted and hie remun­ lb.-; cucumbers, from 6c. each; rhubarb, vice. RemembFT, “If you get it at Tourists Arrive.—Two automobile worke, good con­ sociation office for Information, hav­ p»-r bunch. dition. with 15 records, $40 cash. 2933 increased by nearly one hundred and appoint an auditor, and that if he had Urged to Avoid Break With ing come here to tour the Island. One Meats—Lamb. 26c. to 32r. per lb. ; mut­ Cedar Hill rond. J27 twenty new subscribers to the church anything to lay before the meeting he of them. Cc-F. BUhop. lias driven his States; Would Please ton. 18c.'to 26c per lb. : veal, 86c. to 37c. WANTED—Three or four roomed, fur­ work. Hie same method had been could put it in writing. He sent a let­ per lb.; beef, 10c. to 18c. per lb.; pork. Me. nished house, Victoria West or Esqui­ car from Mexico and is accompanied adopted by several of the Toronto ter to D. O. Cameron pointing out that ntait district. Bon 1M». Times. .123 Germans to 20c. per lb.; fowl, 23c. to 36c. per lb.{ by Mrs. Bishop and her maid. They churches with successful results, by he had performed his duties to the sat­ spring broilers, S5c. per lb. SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION at Fowl went from Vancouver to Nanaimo and means of the system the gi\ lng being isfaction of the stockholders and with­ Fish—Cod. 7c. to 14c. per lb ; soles, tor. Ray during July and August, or one or drove to Victoria over the Malahat. two adults: electric light and seating. Increased from 150 to 300 per cent. out incident except that he had had to per lb.; halibut, tor to IV per lb.; cod believing they had seen all there is to Rev. P. C. Parker spoke on "The call the attention of D. O. Cameron to Washington, June 2L—Strong pres­ tips, 5c. per Ih ; smoked salmon. Me to Apply Phone 33710. j*l see on the Island. On getting infor­ Place of Literature In Religious Pro- Irregularities of procedure which had sure Is being brought to bear upon 3(V. per lb. : white salmon, tor per lb.; FOR SALE-I-ady’s astride saddle and mation of the natural beauties abound­ iprlng salmon, 12|c. to 16c. per lb. -qMg' hridie, almost new. >1». Phone 376*Y. i23 paganiia.** The great need of religious had to be remedied before he could General Carranza by representatives of ing north of Nanaimo from Miss Tay­ papers, tracts, and magazines In the m ike his report to the stockholders. the entente power* to prevent him STILL UNSOLD—«5* Langford street, lor. in charge of the Development As­ modern, 7-room bungalow, cement base­ homes waa emphasized. By such means from forcing a break with the United sociation office In the commissioner's Soon after this D. O. Cameron met ment. stationary tubs, electric fixtures. might the work he furthered. him In the street and was going to States. Indirect reports reaching tIn­ Mg lot; cost $5.400: snap grive IL*»; absence, Mr. Bishop determined to go WHAT ONTARIO FOLKS SAY. All the subjects Incited général 11s thrash him for havfng ænt this letter. state department to-day told of these terms. $200 cash, balance long mortgage north again and visit Campbell river efforts, and said there was a possibil­ Phone 3991L. .121 cUMSton, and the meeting only adjoum-i He applied to the officers of the com­ Hamilton, 'Ont.—“Thie it to >Ui* that and some of the other tteauty spots of ed tn time for luncheon, the delegates ity that they would t>e successful. I have received great benefit from tin CHAMPION SHOE REPAIRING DEPOT the Island. The other visitor is XV. L. pany for access to the books and ac­ Agencies of the entente powers arc — Young * Manton, props., 636 Johnson being the guests of Emmanuel BaiUtM uec of Dr. Pieve’i Beare. of Dixon, Ill., who is making counts for the purpose of conducting understood to be active for peace, par­ and 1325 I>ougIas. Jy22 his audit, and was refused. He notified Favorite Preemp­ a tour of the Island. He ha* been To-nlghUa meeting will be presided ticularly ns they believe German in­ tion. Some tine J. H. IÆ PAGE, expert optometrist op­ the president of the compoify that he here three days, enjoying the scenery over by H. C. Brewster, and there will fluence ha* sought to iniame the ago I waa run down tician, ground floor entrance, Hayward would att°nd lat the office on January Bldg., Douglas Street. Pltone 1*40. Jy22 of the peninsula. be several addresses, notably by Rev. Mexican government against the Unit­ and weak, euflered 24 last to conduct his audit, and wi John Craig, of Cocanada. Tndia. who ed States with a view to preventing baa of appetite and FOR HALE—R-frigerator. never been notified1 that another auditor had him used ; cost $14.60; price $7.60. Apply 956 will speak on Foreign Missions; Rev. J this country from gathering trade waa m «arable. deported back home appointed and he was not the auditor. Fairfield road. J21 GUNNER A. S. GRICE W. Li tell, of Vancouver, who will speak formerly controlled by .Germany in Four bottlea cf Ou To Mr. Maclean, he said he had never •Preeeriptien' TO LET—Six roomed bungalow, near City on "The Motive of Mission XVork,” and Mexico and South and Central Am­ Young Canadian Released From De­ refused to do the work. He had agreed cured me up m Hall, $14 per month. Dalby A Lawson. C. R. Sayer, gene ml secretary of the erica. J J23 tention After Making Statement oneer Guy Is 24 years of age and was to^Jo the ordinary Work of an auditor fine shape; it did XVestern Baptists' Union, who will talk It I* pointed out that Carranza might born In the county of Durham, Eng­ for $200 a year, but for what might wooden for m/and •WEEPING COMPOUND. te Official». of "Our Work at Home." avoid war by «ailing for an Interna­ land, coming to Victoria 4 years ago. called extraordinary work he agreed to tional commission to discuss the border 1 can recommend NO DUST—Sweeping compound Is a per­ e - K very highW te fect floor cleanser. Made by Staneland Circumstance» affecting the anti He was employed on the E. A N. be take $100 a year, which would bring situation as provided for In the treaty Co Phone ?7. Jy22 fore he Joini-d the 1st Canadian Pi­ LAW OF ADMINISTRATION his salary up to the $300 paid tn former of 1848. Bo far. however, no sugges­ women who are aifin* Mies Maaja British propaganda In India, engin Miu.es, 127 Hen St, Hamilton, Ont. BORN. eered from America, were responsible oneers last September, and has t>een years. J. O. Cameron agreed to bring tion for Rurh a step has come from DALBY-On ISth Inst., to Mr ami Mrs. for the arrest of Ernest Whltefteld in the trenches since February Pi­ First Order is Mads Under the Amend this before the directors but so far as Mexico. Brantford, Ont.—"Some few yean R. S. Dalby, of «15 Belton avenue, a Jackson, aged 26, formerly a bank oneer Guy has a brother. Ernest, in ment to Act Passed at the Recent he knew this had never been done. A definite statement has been receiv­ ago 1 got in n very much run-down son. clerk in Toronto, on the arrival of the the Garrison Artillery, and Stanley, in Session of Legislature. Guy 8 Brown, a stockholder and dl ed that Carranza te doing all hi hie condition.nditioo. Waa very weak ; rouid not ck LLKWELLYN-On June 20. at 441 Quebec Empress of Japan last evening. the l afternoon at 1 o'clock, services being lieved to exist for the action of the C. Grice, 2là» Vancouver street. He-ie The change In the law makes It pos­ could not succeed. The shareholders a, evidence that he Is not bent upon Mas. A. OiLMoua, 71 Brighten Bow, conduc ted at the chapel by Rev. J. Mc­ Hongkong police In detaining a Can­ 21 years of age He was boro In.Vic sible for a court, where It deems It had fixed the remuneration of the provoking hostilities. Brartford, Ont. Coy, ami nt the graveside by the Sons of rdvlsable, to order the vesting of real 1 adian routed to India, while the facts torla, and educated at the local schools. auditor a^$200 a year and the plaintiff England, Alexandra Lodge, of which the property In an administrator or ex The use of Dr. PWree’s Favorite Fl» were laid before the Secretary of State He Joined the Fifth Regiment and went refused to go on at this figure, deceased was a member. ecu tor, with full power to lease, sell The •eription makes women happy by aaahjeg for India and the Colonial Secretary, to the front with the first draft of ar­ action was discussed. them healthy. There are no mere crying with n view to conimunlcatUm with or convey, as was possible before In O I ■ . L u ’ >/i*S* *■ w. __»a- p, - _ ; . ; - - te «—- tillery from Work Point barracks In the case of personalty. Ottawa. August, 1914, and has been on active Railway Commission.—When the Jackson spent the night at the city In the present esse mining Interests S. O. E. service since. railway r. Tolmle will bring FUNERAL NOTICE afternoon before the Immleatlon agent Mr*. H M. Little, of Nanoose Bay, the executor to deal with these. The morning at 10 o’clock of Ronald Alex­ and chief of police for an examination. has been notified that h* eon, 1*1 oneer change docs away with jn great deal up the matter of freight ratm on cat ander Conway Grant, of this city, and After hearing Jackson's statement thu Arthur Cecil Whitehouse, has been of work which was necessary in mat tie and the extra charge made for the Mildred, daughter of Major Sarglson, LODGE ALEXANDRA, 116 disinfecting of railway cars. This officials Released him from detention. wounded in France and is now In No. ters of this kind. of thla city. The ceremony took II general hospital, Camiers. He re­ matter ha* been before the commis­ at the residence of the bride’s parents, All member» are requested to meet Utterly Worthless —“No, you can't ceived a gynshot wound lit the shoul­ Bantam Recruiting*-—The 14Xrd, B. sion beffige in Victoria and also iA 283 Menxiea street, Rev J. B. War- at the lodge room. Broad street. Thurs­ marry him. He's toe no-account.” der Pioneer Whitehouse was well C. Bantam battalion, has taken over many part* of Canada. nicker performing the rite. The bride, day, June 22, at 2 pm. for the purpose "You ought not to say that, dad. He knows here, a* he attended Corrlg Uol- the recruiting tent of the 11th C. M. » * * who was «imply attired In a going pt attending the funeral of our late may have some good points that you lege and studied civil engineering, af­ R. at Fort and Government streets, Sale of Work Postponed.—Owing to nway costume of navy Wee, wae at Brother H. J. Ituwell Visiting broth­ have overlooked." "No chance. I terwards being employed In the gov­ and will enlist recruits tltere. In addi­ the death of the Bishop of Columbia, tended by Miss Hickey, and the bride­ groom waa supported by his er» are Invited to attend mopped up the floor with him just now ernment hydrographical survey. He is tion to the barracks at Beacon Hill the St. Luke's sale of work at Clover- The honeymoon to being spent JAB. P. TEMPLE. and he didn't even make a good mop." 21 years old and enlisted with the.^fth' and the recruiting office at Broad and dale 1* postponed until Tuesday, the Ir—* Secretary. —Kansas City Journal. Battalion. View streeta July 4. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21* 1916 STATES PREPARING AMERICANS MOVED; AMERICAN BUILDINGS NUT COAL AGAINST MEXICO F. W. STEVENSON & CO. Knowing that we have the largest and beet -Nut Coal In the city, we feel WERE NOT ATTACKED TAKEN OVER BY TURKS luatliled in asking of you a trial oiUer; #6.25 per ton. LUMP. #7.25 per ton, delivered. Officials at Washington Ad­ Pershing Sent Small Force Schools and Hospitals at Sivas QTOCKS HALL & WALKER mitted Privately To-day Thirty-Five Miles to and Marsovan Were AND BONDS CenedUe •CoIUmIm (Dunsmulr) Ltd. W.ltlnjtoa They Expect War, Eastward Commandeered Government Street. Phene U 104-106 Pemberton Building Tel. 362

Washington, June SI.—The United San ' Antonio, June 21.—Brig.-Gen. New York, June 21.—Schools i States to-day anxiously awaited word Pershing gave the Mexican troops the hospitals owned and conducted by the not know that It Is the business . of from Mexico City regarding General opportunity to make good their threat NOBODY’S BUSINESS, the Dominion," he replied. -jt (Carranza’s attitude toward the Amer­ to attack him If he moved east or west, American Board of Foreign Missions Asked who had given hlm tho as­ ican note sent him yesterday, for on but the Mexicans declined the issue. at Marsovan and Hlvaa, Turkey, surance that no commissions had been him depended the question of war be­ He eent a small force eastward yes­ paid. Sir Sam said that he had been at more than half a million dollars, tween the two countries. terday to Ouxeman, about 35 miles so Informed both by Col. Allison and have been commandeered by the High officials here admitted private­ from hlsjine of coiiimunlcaUon, to in­ HUGHES’S ATTITUDE a member of the firm of Vickers, Ltd. ly that they looked for war, although vestigate a report that a 'Concentration Turks for military purposes, and the In regard to the trust account in care was taken to avoid any formal of Mexican troops had been made missionaries in charge compelled to New York, he did not know anything about It. “I have not read a line of expressions or acts which might ap­ there. He reported the Incident to atwndon their work there, according MaJ.-Gen. Funeton, adding that the the evidence," he said. pear as forerunners of a declaration to Americans who arrive# here to-day His Remarkable Stand With detachment had returned without find Sir Sam said that he desired to em­ of war. Tho only answer required from the Orient. Ing" any Mexican troops In that vi­ Regard to Sale of Small phasize the fact that MaJ.-Gen. Mac­ from Carranza is action • suppressing The property was taken over, they cinity. donald had full authority to dispose of outlaw treatment of Americans, and said. In May when the diplomatic sit­ Reports to department headquarters Arms Ammunition defective ammunition. officials feared this would hot be uation . between the United titales and GRANBY GAINED TWO BUYING OF STOCKS to-day told of the arrival' of more To Mr. -Jiutchison he said this ap­ Germany was tense during the negp- plied to. aJi ammunition which the iinte vronv to ‘Ta'rttms growing ouV of' the submarine been condemned by a board. It had not ably were published In Mexico City and at Pied ran Negras, opposite Eagle controversy. The missionaries who Ottawa, June -11.—When the David­ Pass. Beyond Ojlnaga increased ac­ DOLLARS AT SESSION WAS NOT SPIRITED been the policy of the department to to-day. and the official text already arrived here to-day said that the tivity was noticed, but officers here be­ son commission yesterday afternoon, authorise the disposal of defective am- may be In Carranza’s hands. Turks first informed them that the lieve Col. Gaston, commanding on the resumed its inquiry into the sale of munition by order In council. The war department It getting ready United States And Germany were at American side, has men enough to meet quantity of small arms ammunition The application from Vickers, Ltd., to act on MaJ.-General Funston s re­ war. This they afterward denied, but quest for Immediate dispatch of a the situation. from the Quebec arsenal. Mr. llutchl- he said, did not require to be In writ excused their commandeering of tho .ucky Jim Likewise Made Prices . Tended Moderately • •ng, but he did not bother about the number of National Guard units to The heaviest addition to the Mexican border army was that at Pied rue Ne­ property by saying the buildings were son. government counsel, stated that [ details of the department He always the l»»r«lcr. It was said Secretary required for military purposes. Spurt and Canada Consoli­ Higher and Rails Accumu­ -the sitting had. been called In order to ' understood that the ammunition had Baker and President Wilson probably gras. where Gen. Murgia arrived with lated but Unsettled give Hartley H. Dewart. K. O.. Liberal il,een bought by Vickers, Ltd., and had would determine what organizations -.000 men. MaJ.-Gen. Funeton dated Lower by One Point naunced that to the army's equipment vmmeol. to ..p^.rtunity to croee-ex - I ""v*r “nythln* *° ,he ™Mr.ry. should be sent. here there had been added to-day ____ - , A* Allleon, he he the fighting would be thrown into the recruits. Lew Smart. Pte. Joseph Stephen, Pte point. of Vickers. Ltd., had first approached «id Ask d A inn. St -ei Foundry ...... 50* 4»i enemy’s- territory and the border pro Cyril Ewart Styles, Lance-Corpl. Har- A inn. BWSiJJugar ...... 91 88| w* him in regard to the sale of defective tec ted against further bandit attacks Blackbird Syndicate -13.00 26.00 ammunition. Mr Dewart asked if this 17164042 >ld Victor Thurlow, Pte. William Can. Copper Co...... 1.98 2.3» Arnn. Can ...... 561 *4i Si by thorough policing of the country Charles Tuff». Crow’s Nest Coal ...... 70.00 78.00 Amn. Car * Foundry ...... H 568 .76* was air Trevors Daw son. The minis behind the main line. MEXICANS ADDRESS Died of wounds—Sergt. Thomas An­ can. cons. ». .ft K...... 38.00 40,99 Amn. Woollen ...... r...... 44 43f 43| ter said he did not want to give any A special train bearing several hun­ Amn. Locomotive ...... 76# 6» derson Christie, Pte. Andrew Hyslop Coronation Gold ...... 16 69* dred American refugees from Mexico Granby ...... Amn. Smelting ...... 9«t 934 9tj. Has Not Read It...... 90.90 91.00 OF LORD KITCHENER tMty to Vera Crus was to leave Mexico Wounded—Pte. William Wybrants Int. Coal A Coke Co...... 07 Amn. Tel. & Tel...... 199» 130 13»* Later the minister said that he had City to-day. according to word from PEOPLE IN EUROPE Anderson, Pte. Harry Cyril Beardsall. Lucky Jim Zinc ...... 09* •«i Anaconda ...... Si* Mi not read a line, of the evidence gty,gn Special Agent Rodgers at the Mexican Pte. Frank Boswlck. Pte. James Calms. M.-GUlivray Coal ...... At'-bison ...... 105 li>4| loti In regard to this matter and he did not capital Pte William Bishop Crumble, Pte. Portland Tunnels ...... 05 B. * O...... 90| 9» C. P. ft...... propose to do so. Sir Ham character­ Mexican Preparation*. Thomas Henry Dadds, Pte. Clement Portland Canal ...... -01* 1761 ITS 175| ised the whole Inquiry as "piffle" and Moves Public Memorial be Pnrls. June 21.—Mexico Is placing its perry/Pte. Sydney Colley. Pte. Henry Rambler Cariboo ...... 38 .29 CaL Petroleum ...... 194 19* Laredo, Tex.. June 21.—Approx! C. A O...... ---- 63 Intimated that It was not of sufficient case before the European public in the Edward Hannon. Pte. George Harwood. Standard l.*-ad ...... 1.59 1.58 SU - Erected in Honor of mat el y 17.000,000 rounds of ammuni­ Snowstorm ...... C . M. & St. P...... 91* 97» Importance to warrant serious consid­ form of statement* issued by Mexican Pte. John Heffeman, Corpl. Fred ...... U .32 Field Marshal tion has been taken In charge by Car­ legations on the continent. Such a Stewart M A D...... 75 Colo. Fuel it Iron ....42 41» eration ranza. authorities at various points George Hendry. Pte. George Hurt on Slocan Star ...... J7 .29 Crucible ...... Sl| 79* Sir Ram maintained that the ammu­ statement appeared in Madrid on Mon-, Holme*. Pte. Steve Masuk, Pte. Fred Ifletillers Hi. throughout Mexico and the govern day, and a similar statement is print­ Stewart Land ...... n 41* nition had been sold to Vickers. Ltd., Stnxdian Oakley, Corpl. George Arthur Vtct. Phoenix Brew. ... Erie .i„v...... "27 meat factory is working twenty-four ed In thé French press to-day from 115.00 *1 and not to tho Admiralty hours dally in order to augment the Overton. Lance-Corpl. Ernest Clinch Unlisted. Goodrich ...... 7«l 75* London, June ÎI.—In moving a reso­ O. Nv, pref...... “Have you looked at the evidence to supply, according to one of t be Amer American Marconi ...... S» 861" .122: 120 CO* lution authorizing the erection of a Green C'snanea .... see that It was sold to Col. AllisonT" lean refugees from Mexico City, who Corpl. Adnot James Smith, Corpl. Canadian Marconi ...... 1.0» 1.4-) .. 44 41* 41» memorial to the late Field Marshal that General Carranza’s attitude is due Inspiration ...... 48* ”1 do not Intend to do so," said the arrived.,-yesterday. He formerly wgi Jan.es Taylor. Glacier Creek ...... 04 .. 49* 48 Karl Kitchener out of the public funds, to German Intrigue came from Ameri Ind. Alcohol ...... 154* minister w in the hardware business In the cap Island Investment ...... 90 00 ■.m iM* with an inscription expressing the ad­ can sources. Killed In action—Pte. Leo Letelller, Union Club deb. new ...... 40-00 Held win ...... WO* 84* K4| A moment later Sir Ham told Mr. itaL The output of the government miration of the House of Commons for The statement review* the negotia­ Ottawa. Do., old ...... 90 00 Kas. City Snutliera 26* 26 Dewart not to quibble, and referred to his Illustrious career and gratitude for factor?^ Is approximately 30.000.000 tions for permission for American Died of wounds—Pte. James Charles Western Can. K. Mills ... Y.ehigh Valley ...... 81* 79f his methods as "pettifogging." ; his services, Mr. Asquith In the Com- rounds of cartridges dally, he said. troops to crow* the frontier to pursue Johnston, Ottawa. University School debs. . 102.ÔÔ Maxwell Motor .... 83* Air Sam stated that Allison had told Howe Sound M. Co...... Mex. petroleum ... ! mons to-day recalled the recent meet- Last Consul Out. bandits, and declares that the Inter­ Died—Lance-Corpl. Michael E. Mal­ BOO 5.75 him that he ( Allison > had been ap­ Colonial Pulp ...... 11 Mercantile ...... r.j 24 24 ' ing of Lqrd Kitchener with members Eagle Pass, Tex., June 21—Consul J changes were Interrupted by the send­ loy. Quebec. pointed the agent of Vickers, Ltd I of the House which ended in the field Pingreu Mines ...... Do., pref...... 96| 911 92» R. 811 liman arrived In this city last ing of an expeditionary corps, consti­ Mo. Pacific ...... “You accepted his word Missing—Pie. Edwin Aztngea. Ot- % % % .. 7 «* «1 I marshal and his most persistent and night from Saltillo, having come by tuting a Violation of Mexican sover­ “I would accept Allison's, word when i Irreconcilable critics parting on terms eignty.——~~ •'> V, 4iL-#r#*e ... ..138 133 133* way of Monclova owing to the cessa­ Nevada Cons...... 17 18* I would not accept Hartley De wart’~ Wounded—Pte hert Sparks, <*t- m of mutual respect». tion of railroad traffic between Mon­ "We are authorized to state that It MONTREAL STOCKS New Haven .. 62 61* 61* oath," said Sir Sam not Mexico which attacks,” the tawa. Reviewing Lord Kitchener's career, terey. and Nuevo Laredo, lie «aid lie N. Y. C. ..;...... 104* KM] statement cmittmmsr....."in «iht^tlng * ' "■...Mmmted Rifles. N tk W...... 'Vf. Asquith said his name was asso­ expected to remain hçre for several (Hy F. A. Borden A Co.) ..ms m w suggested that the examination should General Trevino to prevent American N. P...... ciated Inseparably with that of Lord day a Mr. Stillman Is the last Ameri­ Killed in action—Pte. George Town­ Montreal. June 21. -The local market -.113* 113 113* be conducted with less ascerblty. Cromer in one of the greatest achieve­ forces from advancing south, east or send Baylor. Ottawa; Pte. Chaa. Wood. Pennsylvania ...... 58 67* 571 can consul to leave Mexico. opt-ned at about yesterday’s closing Pittsburg Coal None of Ills Business ments of the time—the emancipation west. the. attitude of the Mexican gov­ Ottawa. » prices and was dull throughout the fore­ • 77* 26| 2*»1 Joining Carranza. ernment is purely defensive This is Pressed Steel Car . 47* 44» Asked if he still adhered to the view and regeneration of Egypt. He had re­ Artillery. noon session. In the late session sto-ks •• 5»* Chihuahua. Mex., June It.—The align­ established from documents In this Beading ...... ,,101' l«i 101» that the ammunition had been sold to constructed and reorganized the Missing—Onr. Jas. Culbert Daoust. declined In sympathy with the break In Hep. Iron 6 Steel . armies, native and British, of India, ing of the various factional leaders with legation which will be published at an the American market. The steels again .. 47 46* 45* Vickers, Ltd.. Sir Ham said he did, Ottawa; .Gnr. C. H. Powell, Ojtawa, S. P...... 97* 96* W. .old It to the Vlckerif firm fl)r ' «nd oo '.HnK ''•v-Uled to Krypt he «a, the government continues. opportune time." were the weak issues, losing from on- to 1 gou* Raflwav Wounded—Bombardier Arthur Bray. . 23 22| j displaying the same gifts In civil ad­ To-day General Nafarrete wired Gen­ three points. There was nothing done at Kennecott ...... s* |10. It was none of our business what Ottawa. .504 47* 47* ministration that he had shown In his eral Trevino that Manuel Haleax, an the Hi'otla dlreotors" meeting to-day ex­ Studebaker Corpn. ... the admiralty paid for it," he said Infantry. cept to declare the regular dividend on .141 137 138 military career when the present war ex-Vlllleta general, who now is ope rat Tenn. Copper ...... 48» 44* 44ft “That Is not the evidence," said Mr. ■ broke out. CZERNOWITZ REFUGEES Missing—Pte. Michael Carney, the preferred stock The reaction should tT. P...... ing in the Hdustecas region, had placed have the effect of strengthening tlie .1.16* 135* MB* Dewart U. S. Refining ...... 72| "I do not care what the evidence Is. 1 "He brought to his task" said the himself at the disposal of General Car­ Died of wounds--Pte. Eric King. Pte. technical condition of the market, as 70 7»» prime minister, "the same sleepless ranza. Jose Ysaltel Robles and Canute John Morton. U. 8. Rubber ...... 534 53 53» I am telling what I know. It was none earnings are large and there la plenty of United Fruit ...... , . . ,, energy, rare resources and masterful Reyes are expected In Chihuahua short money. The action of the American 165 my *"'"7* “ th" ^ ponotoltty whloh never failed him REACHING VIENNA Missing- Pte. David Lloyd. 8. Steel ...... ly, bringing their forces, under orders market probably will exert considerable . « S3] <3X ICO or «1.000 for the ammunition, sold w||| on|>. My Wounded- Pte. John James Bell, Utah Copper ...... , . 78* 76* 77 from General Trevino. influence here for the next few d'aÿk. Pte. Wilfred John Bertram. Pte.1 Fred­ Western Union ...... 92J 92* «* MaJ.-Gen. Hugh... I ” 'Few men have leaa reaaon All Is quiet here. High. Low. Close. Westinghouse ...... Questioned to to the 'I shrink from aubmlttlng their live. erick W O. Hutsford. Pte. Arthur 8kl Ames Holden, com. .. . .»* .58* 59* ...... 31 80 39 . 90* L7-Î.7Ü Pur» e>e and perfect wladom Getting Horses, ney Graham. Pioneer James Ollmour 77 B à 89 Declare Russian Drumfire Was Willy’s Overland ...... 2» 286 __ elation, Hlr Ham said he had heard the All-Judging God.’ " Chicago, June 21.—The needs of the Ilrown. Corpl. Peter Coekbum, Pte. Hell Telephone ...... 151 159 150 it as a matter of hearsay and had United States government in the mat So Terrible Nothing Parry Cook. Lance-Corpl. Thomas Brazilian Traction ...... &9* 5» 59 made some inquiries when In London ter of horses In Its threatened difficul­ Samuel Crabb. Sergt. Charles G raid. C. P. It...... 174ÏB Could Live ' an. Cement, com. .. MINGLING OF SHORT The advance In price, however, was RUSSIANS HAVE TAKEN ties with Mexico are being given prior Pte Charles Dkreus, Pte. James L ...... 70] 70 70 not a matter "which interested him Dick. Pte. Geo. Dottridge, Pte. Mat 90 B consideration by horse dealers at the Can. Car Fdy.. com. PURCHASES ON DROP particularly." MORE THAN 172,000 MEN thews llsrrls Emery. l*te. Edmund ...... 67* 67* local stockyards. Horses originally In­ Do., pref...... 83 B Mr Dew art asked a number of ques­ tended for the British and French gov­ Vienna, June 21.—Austria takes the Fltton. Pte. William Gilbertson. Pte. Can » H , com...... (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) tions In regard to the application for Petrograd. June 21.—An official state­ ernments are being brought forward third evacuation of Caemowlts with John Hamilton Pte. William Heryet, ...... Ml 84] 44* Chicago, June 21.—Prices were Inclined an order In council authorising the ment Issued to-day say»: for Inspection by buyers for the Illin­ Pte. Harry Hilt I»ance-Corpl. James Can. Locomotive ...... 82 «3 to weaken in the first part of trading, "The total number of prisoners taken great sadness, but with absolute quiet 62 . sale of an additional 2.000.000 rounds ois National Guard. Ernest Holered. Pte. Leslie Kinch, Pte. Can. Cottons ...... 51* 61ft 51* but the stubborn action of the market at by General Brusiloff from June 3 to and confidence that the loss of the to Allison Hlr Sam said he had paid Nearly 2,000 horses which were to Thos. Lauder. Pte. James Rossignol. Civic Inv A Ind...... 7» 71 7» the decline attracted buyers, and tho no attention to details. MaJ.-Gen. Inclusive was 3.350 officers and 169,134 men capital of Bukowlna is only temporary, Cedar Rapids ...... 7» 7» 7» mingling of short purchases In the scurry We also captured 198 guns, 550 machine have seen service In the European war, Pte. John Carson Little, Sergt. Edwin Macdonald had full authority to sell John McCoy, Pte. McDermott. Pte. Cone. M. A S...... 381 37 87 for offerings Imparted the strength to­ guns. 1*9 bomb-throwers, 11» artillery yesterday were submitted for the ap­ Military critics point out that In view Crown Reserve ...... wards the flntah. the ammunition. He had made no Duncan Me Lord. Pte. Patrick Manning. 50 B limbers. 34 searchlights and a larg ■ quan proval of Lleuts. Geo. Mclvers fend Goo. of the overwhelming Russian forces, Detroit l-nited ...... As a matter of fact, news waa of a inquiry in regard to the matter. Pte. Sidney Dark. Pte. Harry Giles, ...lit 114] 11* tlty of war material." T.. Harx. of the First Cavalry, I. N. O, continued defence of Czernowltx IMm. I. A H...... 54 54 Q negative or«|er, over-moisture. In some •Do you not think It Is a matter of The officers took nearly a thousand of Pte. Jose Henry Gould, Pte. Albert Dim. Bridge ...... would merely have spelled the city’s ...223 223 223 ■ sections being accorded more than usual public Importance,?" the animals and were at the yards Edwin Haswell, Pte. Charles Ernest Dom. Canner» ...... 31 A notice In the absence of other bullish Cares Not a Snap. NEW MATERIAL FOR again to-day to get options on about destruction, and unite In praising the Haxy, Pte. Andrew Henderson. Pte. Dom. Textile ...... 81 81 Items. levels went higher than yester­ “I do not give a snap whether It Is THE ZAIMIS CABINET 400 more. decision of the military authorities to Walter Ernest Howes. Pte. Harold Ills. Traction ...... «1 A day’s beat mark, but right at the end a matter of public tmi>ortance or not. Chasing Bandits. evacuate It. Martin Dampen, Pte. Arthur Laurence Lake of Woods Milling . 129 A eased again fractionally. I have something more than little plf- The vanguard of the fugitives from Pte. Michael Loft us. Pte. Jhhn Mac­ Lyall Const n. Co...... 87 Whegtf- Open High Low Clone San Antonio. June 21.—The band of I .au rent iile Co...... fl«ne tilings like this to think of—t London. June 21.—An Athens d la patch Csemowlts has now begun to struggle donald, Pte. Christopher Mackay. 144 B July ...... 108*#» 105 103i 102* 103* mtotonT that I have no time to attend | «° !"« HUr.M.y" ,thet «kouloudl. armed Mexicans operating about 1C into Vienna, after a week-long Journey, I.aurentide Power ...... 54 B ...... lOGKflOG* KM* 106* 106* miles west of San Antonio was still at MacDonald Co...... 108W108» 10» W I,** j to-day handed hia resignation and thoae The fugitives describe the fierceness of 12 B to." «aid Sir. Ham a ...... of hia fellow mlniaters to the king, who largo early to-day. A sheriff’s posse NEW YORK CURB PRICES. Montreal Power ...... -»* 239 the Russian attack and the devastation July *7. He waa aaked If he would undertake j Immediately sentUM| for former_____ — Premier...---- from here spent the night looking for N. B, Steel, com...... 125 121 73* 74* 73* 73* to produce order» In council covering caused by it. and also the final scenes (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) Zaimfs. It Is believed no member of the the bsndlts and a fresh posse has taken Bid. Ontario Steel ...... 41 40* Sept. ^ 73] 73| 71* 73* in Czernowltx, from which all but Asked Dec. ... the whole tranaaetlon. late cabinet will be Included In the up the chase Ogilvie Flour Co...... 198 A 64] 64* «I 63] “I will not. but If Gen. Macdonald about 100 persons had fled. Accord­ Amn Marconi ...... a 3* Ottawa Power ...... Oatg— Zaiinla cabinet. Caledonia ...... —...... 66 67 lit A aaya that euch an order In council waa ing to these account», the Russian Penmans, Ltd...... July ... Can. 1 ’vpp»r _____ u 62 B 3* 99* 39* Mgparad 1 will take hi* word for It. I drumfire waa so terrible' that nothing Quebec Rattway 3Ï0 m m» 89* Can. Marconi ...... 1 i ai way a algo anything he brings up to THIRTY LIBERALS IN could live in the advanced positions. Shawlnlgan ...... 132* 132 132 ****** «08 TO-DAY’S BASEBALL Pork— Wire entanglements and trenches were Steal of Can., dom. ...7. . 41 58| 5* Cuban Cane Sugar ...... 6,1 88 Do., pref...... July ...... Mr. Dewart drew the attention of NEW N. S. LEGISLATURE obliterated. • 91* If* 911 24.57 24.85 24.4» 24.65 AMERICAN LEAGUE Spanish 'River Pulp ..... Sept...... 24.lt 24 37 24.15 24.15 the mlnlater to the fact that Cot Alli- The city was evacuated by the Aus Goldfield...... *...... 90 92 I B * a H. Toronto Railway ...... 101 101 Lard— N eon had denied that he represented Halifax, June 21.—The latest figures on trlana on the night of June 15, after Ilecla ...... s* 51 101 the provincial elections give the Liberals New York ...... 0 0 • Twin City ...... 98* m 96* July ...... 11.17 13 25 U.07 13.17 S? Vickers. Ltd. Boston ...... I 8 • an Irresistible Russian attack had de­ H.illyy Gold ...... 24 Winnipeg Kleo...... Sept. .... 13.80 13.37 13.22 13.21 “I aald that I underatitod that lie re- two seats in Inverness, making the Holhnger ...... 29* no a Batteries — 8 hawkey and Nune stroyed the bridgehead, rendering fur­ ...... 2*1 Wayagamac ...... 51 ' preaented Vlckera, Ltd.." aald Sir Sam. standing of the parties; Liberals, 30; Con­ Howe Sound ...... 4» % % % servatives, 14. maker; Foster and Carrlgan. ther defence of the city all but Im­ « Dom. War Loan ...... 99i m m t> Mr. Dewart then referred to Sir Kerr Lake ...... 4] NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Chicago ...... 1 6 4 possible. t Sant a atatemenl In parllument that he La Rose ...... 60 65 % % % (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) » would And some means of reaching the GERMAN RELEASED. St Louis ...... 11 IS 0 Magma ...... 16» 16* NEW YORK SUGAR. Open. High. I«ow. Cloee . (i auditor general Mr Dewart asked It Batteries—Danforth. Clcotte, Ben» NOTE FROM GREECE Midvale ...... « New York. June II.—Raw sugar quiet; Jan...... 13.47 12.50 13.85 It 9b-37 Et Paso, June 21.—Frederick Grleee, and Schalk, Lynn; Wellman and B*v- Mines of Ama...... 2* centrifugal. 16.19; molaseea. fS 62; refined March ...... 13.16 13.67 11.6» 13.51-61 I ha had found any means of reaching May ...... 13.60-61 German banker of Mexico City, de eroid. Nl piss Ing ...... 7* quiet; fine ^franulated. 97M. Lewis and AUleoa. ABOUT BLOCKADE Standard Lead ...... I| July ...... UJ8 19*4 12.19 12.94-16- "I have no reaeon to know that AIM- tained here by department of Justice Cleveland ...... • 8 8 1ft Stewart ...... 8o K Aug...... 13.11 18 11 13.88 13.06-08 agents on the suspicion that he had Detroit ...... % | I ,4V eon or Lewis did anything false or dla- Washington, Jane 11.—An Identical note Submarine ...... 37 38 EXPLOSION AT PLANT Sept...... 13.15 13.17 13.0» 18.09-11 t honest They acted aa honeet men no violated American neutrality, waa re­ NATIONAL LEAGUE protesting vigorously sgainst Interference Success ...... 75 80 Oct ...... » 13.22 13.35 13.11 13.13-15 ». far aa I have ever learned." aald the leased to-day on receipt of orders from by the entente powers with the maritime ,a h. a *f AT PARRY SOUND Deo...... 13.38 U.96 UJ5 13.28-30 Washington and after a conference trade of Greece has been presented by the TonapaU Belm...... **Mr Dewart asked the minister If he Cincinnati ...... *4 7 0 ...... 41 4* % % % with Max Weber. German consul In Chlcàgo ...... 3 8 2 Greek minister to the state department Tuna pah Exten...... METAXL MARKET. and the diplomatic representatives here ..... m Parry Sound. Ont. June 11.—At least » did not think that the advance In Juarez. Batteries — Toney, Clarke and Yukon ...... I a New York. June 21.—Lead. »6.*> aaked; price was of' euülclent Importance to of the IAtln-American governments. It fire workmen were killed and 17 eev- spelter weak; spot. East St. Louie deliv­ It was stated that, Orlese was first Wlngo; Packard, Pendergast and asserts that "traditional principles" have orety Injured here In an exploelon, call for an Inquiry by his department. detained because he had uttered anti- Archer. been violated and that Greece has been ery. 12ft asked. Copper dull; electrolytic, Found—A reliable watchmaker and which waa followed by Are. In the warbjr. nominal; Sept, and later, 327.59*8 Nor Dominion's, Either. American sentiments and had sent Boston ...... B II 0 unable to obtain any official explanation Jeweler. Hay«»ea, next (o Hit ben-Bone plant of the Canadian Exploalvea Com. Iron steady and unchanged. Tin several code messages to Mexico City. New York ...... 4 9 8 In response to Inquiries. I g^fjt I» none of my business, and I do Building. e I,any, Ltd. unsettled; spot offered f40. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUKE SI, 1916 ft'*' MAY EXPECT PERIOD Departure of llfh Overseas Battalion, C.M.R OF ANARCHY STILL The Winning Combination Such is Opinion of Mission­ aries From China on Em­ press of Japan- NABOB QUALITY

That Chins Is far from out of the wood with the death of President Tuàn Bhth Kai Is the opinion of Rev. Paul NABOB DOLLARS Muslin who, with his family, arrived on the Empress of Japan last evening If you are not a user of NABOB GOODS, order now and compare with any from the Orient. Mr. Maeltn has been other brand. We are willing that you should be the judge. NABOB QUAL­ stationed at Hankow, the prosperous Yang-Tsse-K lung valley city, which ITY has never failed to make customers, and the uniformity of NABOB was burnt by the insurgents In the Mil Revolution. GOODS has held the users of NABOB GOODS. -We understood In China," ••that the new president, LI Tuan Hung, who was a successful*general in the earlier revolution had treen called Having NABOB GOODS gives you a chance to to Peking, where he» wwas— virtual]».. ■tually a prl-. sorter by the sealousy of the late presi­ dent, end the question now a rises Whether b* wiii be whin , la. oùikUoi posing factions. When we left our station the expectation was that the provinces along the valley hitherto neutral, would Join with the insur­ , " -Phot* by R H. fitenton, Victoria Boo» » Stationery Co. WIN NABOB DOLLARS gents, and were waiting more definite Information before taking the final 0. P. ». STEAMER PRINCESS C HARLOTTE LEAVING WHARF Look at your stock and see that it is properly assorted to meet our offers. step. If the majority in the south went for rebeWen, then they would be vino# of the meeting held by tM KA-. day for St. Barnabas church Mem­ found on the side of the bigger battal­ ber* are asked to parade with medals. .NABOB ions. Now the death of Tuan Bhih mler at Prince Rupert on Saturday night he was given g lively time, and VETERAN OF CHINESE Services at St. Barnabas will be con- ISA ' o TEA,” AB0BCOFFEE, Kai appears to have modified the poli­ dneted hr Rev. B. O, Miller...... - tical situation materially, and to have did hot hâVè bÿ àity ititims the one* NO. 1 SPICE, EXTRACT, BAKING POWDER secured to the revolutionaryi, elementClçi..c>» sided reception that he had been given COFFEE the dominating influence. We cann«>cannot in Anyox the night before. The pre­ WARS ED TO-DAY GETS ONE DOLLAR GETS TWO DOLLARS hope, however, to escape without addiaddi- mier was jeered and heckled to a oen- WORSWICK CHARGES ttonal anarchy beforebefore ChinaChina beetbecome* siderablc extent, and the audience grew settledaottied down, andand developmentdevelopment of rest les* during his speech. Someone democrat te Institutions proceed called for three e-beere for M. A. Mac­ TUESDAY’S WINNERS unchecked." donald. and these were given with Charles Frederick Moore Had AROUSE EXCITEMENT Mrs. Ed. Aben, 1020 Bank St...... =<160 Another miselonery on board. C. L. heartiness. ' '____ ; Romantic Career; Was Asso­ Miss Mill, 1542 Hampshire...... $2.00 Foster, who wee travelling with Mrs. A ft ft Mrs. Nannie Henry, 1596 Yale St...... 1.00 Mrs. 0. Mousliall, 1413 Fernwood Rd... 1.00 Foster, came from the Baptist mission Premier Boweer le going to be a can­ ciated With Gen, Gordon Mrs. T. C. Patrick, 1063 Hank St...... 1.00 Mrs. A. Hasson, Wright Blk., Douglas, 2.00 at Rul-Fu, In the province of Rsech- didate only in hla own city, Vancouver, Subject Is Freely Discussed nan, western China, where the pre­ according to what he told the electors sent revolution began. In the short jn j»rjnce Rupert on Saturday night, Around City Hall; Special timee at* l hisIIIQ disposal before the steamer- - ft itft nft One of the veteran figure» of the left, he explained the great effect the At a recent meeting of the Kelowna British Campaigners’ Association hits Meeting To-day revolution had had on the areas far KELLY, DOUGLAS & CO., LTD. Equal Franchise League the following Joined the greet majority In the peel­ from civilisation, resolution was unanimously adopted ing this morning of Charles Frederick ------^ VICTORIA, B. C. on the matter of the reference of the Moure at the age of 7» years. The revelations contained In the question of women suffrage to Mr Moore had resided for St years Wore wick letter continue to be the ferendum of the male electors: In British VotumDta. end had been In POLITICAL NOTES "Whereas, the British Columbian retirement for several yearn, having mala i* object of discussion in city hall legislature has passed a bill submitting previously been engaged In the silk circles. There are eleven different ? w. x. McDonald, «elected as the the question of woman suffrage to * ways of looking at the matter, accord Born In Manchester. Kngland, he en­ government . andtdste In Atltn In piece referendum of male voters; 1ng to the individual ©pinion of the of Dr. Young. te the heed blacksmith "And whereas, boys under 21 who tered the army early In life, and be­ members of the council, but they are of the Grenhy COnsfltldated Mining, have enlisted and who touve lived six came a soldier of fcitune in the orient. PAY TRIBUTE TO ■metier * Power Company at Anyox. months in British Columbia are to be He was engaged In H. M. Commissariat practically unanimous with regard to end llvea In that company-owned town given a vote to decide whether the In Hongkong, and first saw service In the view that* the right on whose ear red eeti not eves, the ofil- franchise shall be extended to women ‘hethe -a'war of*■< >*•ltd» Lord **Elgin“ wee rent adopted on Mond.y A. to the future DECEASED PRELATE cere of the law can land unlee» they who have passed their lives in British out with full powers, a.vompanled by there Is widea,versify diversity ofof oolnkn.opinion. OreOne have received the sanction Bret of the Columbia; a large force under the command of Wr •r two of the aldermen racer recourse Hope Grant. The French, to seek Become officials of the company. There are a -And whereas, suck a proposai te some eminent K. C*. skilled in the reparation for the murder of a mission­ large number of foreigner, ha this insult to women, and the v,t>n-y -of— libel law, to décida whether Ute reading ary. took part in the campaign, and camp, the company having mu, see British Columbia would make thsm- of the document in a public council Ministers and Laymen of All for Brit leh-hoi n minera er amener men. _ Ives contemptible if they took key meeting thereby "pubHahea" It, end so Denomination* Unite m Ex­ end tt.le,certain, that such of them es notice of such a referendtr- Friends makes the members open to challenge are votera will have to vote for Mc­ fore, the lbqnsl ------Donald. and In this way It te hoped ia the court* The matter, it la under­ pressions of Esteem league of Kelowna hereby resolves stood, will be mentioned at a special hr Mr. Bowser to offset the vote of the that it win have nothing to do with meeting to be held late to-day, with You may be fond of good chocolate —« honest British miner and settler In the proposed referendum." Ail In electoral district. regard to granting a building permit on * * * the old reserve, near Point Killer bridge, From ministère and laymen of all de- Cowan's Maple Bud* will please you in a A » » A very contemptuous letter has been Judging front the report In the pro- for » new PhLpbutiding plant, not in at _omlantWna appreciation of the high way that no other has — or could do.— sent by Premier Bowser to the city cordante with the by-law character end epl—dld Influence of the council of North Vancouver, which The decision not to be re|*resentrd at late Bishop Striven Is freely expressed. body had passed And forwarded a re­ the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Buy this dainty chocolate to-day.______quest to him for information an Chief»’ convention, to he held at Baj> The foUosrmg-are examples: whether any of the six millions to be Diego, Cal., in August, appears to have Rex. William Stevenson, who for a {loaned to the eompsny would be spent,- mistake, as thrvtrteff ta a-past considerable time ire# eeeeetnry ot the on the construction*of th* line between president, and now chairman of the Social Service Commission anti came Pure Food Whyteehff and Squamlsh. The pre­ executive. The subject will be review often In touch with the late Bishop of There Is aothlng In the nature of mier resented being asked this and re­ ed at the meeting to-day. (Thief Davie Columbia In this connection, sa hi last compound In the fused to answer. The members of the was out of the council chamber when Rirhop MacDonald, In «peaking of the death of the head of the Anglican dio- FAMOUS -SQUIRREL- - oun. il, many of whom are Conserva­ the matter was decided on Monday -The news of the bishop’» death came tives. have come to the conclusion that and the facts will be brought to the eece. "Vfltll the time that he became BRAND PEANUT BUTTER to me as a srefit shock. I had the the city has nothing to hope for from attention of the aldermen Two years pleasure of knowing him Intimately In bt*hop 1 did not know him very well, which Is an absolutely pore Mr. Bowser. ago the city entertained the associa­ connection with our Social service but since then I had occasion to meet food both nourishing and de­ tion convention, and it would certain­ .remission anti In other relationships him on several occasions in connection licious Made up to a standard ft ft ft At a meeting held in the constitu- ly be • remarkable procedure now to fed a deep sense of personal krea with the Social Service Commission, and sold at the standard price of and I came to esteem him highly. The ncy of South Vancouver on Monday refuse its chief permission to att * Bishop Striven was a gentleman of lie per 1-lb.. In bulk and In 1-lb. evening, under the auspices of tbs the organisation with which he line qualities, big-hearted and kind He new* of hie death came as a great Una 'South Vancouver Women’s lJberal been most intimately associated. As was a man of scholarly attainments, shock, as of course the last time I saw him he was in good health. In every ITS MADE IN ». C. Association, hearty indorsation was matter of fact Secretary H. W and always displayed sound judgment way he was a man entitled to the We recommend our customers to expressed of the action of the leader Bringhurst has Invited the chief to on difficult questions He was unas­ highest esteem of his fellow men. He try a pound tin. of the party in launching bis suit read two papers at this gathering on suming In disposition. 3»t °* tbe - Touch spots ol was a Christian and a truk.‘philan­ against the premier in order to obtain various phases of AHp protection. manliest men I have ever known; had dandruff and a speedy determination of the ques­ .irons convictions yet great toleration. thropist.’* itching with £ The Presbyterian community held tion of the validity or otherwise <4 the The churches of every denomination DIM H. ROSS CHINESE GAMBLING CASE him in like esteem. Rev. J. O. Inkster, legislation passed after March 14, end THE LATE * C. MOORE have lost a true bishop" referring to the personality of the demi Cotta* an accounting for the money wrong­ Rev. Ur. Scott, pastor of the Metro­ Forty-N m Caret Te- prolate said : “J found him one of the Ointment and , politan Methodist church, also readily fully paid out to the PacHle Orest ret > usure 1 the lûtes tended without day; Six -K, Ara First most charming and approachable of Rastern. Among the speakers were paid a tribute to Bishop Scrlven’a mem­ follow with hot meeting with any app.art lion ht Pel- men. He was conservative, but when­ shampoos oI j. w. Wear!, candidate In South Van- tep*. a mines 12 attire earth of Taku. ory. ever a question of doctrine or theologi­ couver; Gerald O. McOeor. , andtdate A few days later the frets at that place After spending ______sstl- -We were Intimately associated » cal discussion arose he displayed a OUK CUSTOMERS in IMchmnnd; J W dcB. Farris, one of were taken, nnd thence the alites testing the operations of a Chi------— , our work In the «octal Service <’oi,ade- Cuticora Find style, comfort •atlsfac- sound scholarship which impressed me the randidetsa In V snore, w city; end marched to Peking. A treaty was sub­ ten*, the time of the city potics court aioa." said Dr. Scott. "I learned to much. Another thing which appealed tton to the delta » « make. Why Charles Macdonald candidate for the not la one of tlamT sequently Signed. to-day is being taken up with a Chin­ cetera, the bishop «■ a man of lade to me greatly was his large humanltar- Soap federal ronatltuency of Vancouver After the death of the Emperor Hlen- ese gambling case, In which six met pendent thought who had the courage ianlsm Also, he waa perfectly natural Absolutely Q. H. REDMAN South. The latter stated that Mr. geng. In the minority of Tong-ehL the are charged with being keepers. The of hie convict lotte at all titre». He and sincere, utterly devoid of hypoc­ nothing bet­ i Tailor. Yet*» f* Brewster and hie able Urutenaut. M. conclusion of peace with the alite» was case la a sequel to the raid on the Tai showed a fine brolherltaces toward the risy. But as a Presbyterian the thing 7!ter. You may X. Macdonald, stand higher In the es­ the regnal for renewal of the campaign Loy Society premise* on Saturday ministers of all denominations, and as which I liked about him most was hie timation of the people of British Co­ against the Tal-p’hW which was or- evening by a squad of police. rer as the Methodist community In the magnificent broad mlndedneh* and his try them before you buy them. THE BOARD OF LICENSING lumbia to-day than ever. gnmxed under Majhr (afterward. Orn­ The game is intricate, and consider city te concerned I am sure they are liberal spirit in matters ecclesiastical. TO tt * . Sample Each Free by Mall COMMISSIONERS erai) (Icirdon, with the remarkable re­ able explanation, and n unanimous tn the feeling that tbe city had a great affection for him.” J The town of flucenel has a grievance sult. which ended In the capture of nibits were woe*wiry in------— — a whale as well am Bishop Scrlven’a With 32-p. «do Book. ^M™**»** VICTORIA,1». C. orof a ereiusolid nature ■»*In *the— -----fact— that— - -the Nanking tu 1MB, and the dispersal of rejrè “Cuticora,CMticMre. Dept. **«1M,A Bore on. form the court of the methods pursued diocese In particular have suffered a H. ». •Imperial* Lager Beer, quarts y g_ Bold throughout the world. TAKK NOTICK that appHeatloa will be Pacific firent Eastern railway, which yle T’al-p’lngs throughout the étein­ in this game of chance. W. C. Mores­ greet loan In many ways he showed Tv tlz Hoard of Ucrnalne t ommls- 1 frw He. * nmd. to the Ho« « Victoria, at th.tr ts being built by the people hf Britt* ^ lr, |„ that campaign Mr Moore took by and R. C. Lowe are coeasel either gar broad-mindednere In the gather­ Columbia for the company. U passing an active part, and was closely eeeo- “ .ôttin.w h. held at the City of Vlr- for the "keepers,” or the 42 Chinese ings of the ministers of the different Hla Routing Matter —"What are ynu îir l transfer of the hotel liquor the town by------and. V.aua.building -a .Sartstationre, andand ,.|ated with Oeneral Gordon, of whoae and Japanese and one Hindu found denominations, and this won him the reading nowadays T” ’’The key lines In t°r a- W.M eptrltumia and fermented promoting m rival lownslte a couple of remarkable bravery In battle he had on tbe promise*, whose guilt will be esteem of the Methodist community TENDERS license to sen P Albert Budge and *o«be Interesting reminiscences. moving picture shows mostly." "W* b2 ÏL iT Ulllff for laae.ro miles away. The government engineer dependent on the decision ranched in even where he had not already person­ His characteristic Chinese medals, agreed with the company engineers the «Kher cases, which nsensanrily are ally endeared him self to the people. ’ GROCERY AND BUTCHER BUSI­ Jo^pl.» QuagnîiMif Itottttottl. nnuender * landlord**^ dls-lmn which he wore on all ceremonial occa­ that It was Impracticable to build the being heard first. Spread out as ex­ Charles Hayward, who lo an old red­ NESS FOR SALE AS A GOING sion*. being a gold and silver dragon, V71„mti* TWor. Hotel." situât. line through the town of Qeeenei but hibits, the court room was occupied dest of Victoria and came frequently In CONCERN. £Ô" “£»V.yJL"sJSga/5-"5uJ£ “r'ner of Paler. •"« en^gette peeple of the^wn m, were conferred by the Manchu Emperor T ung-r-ht, an* conAraaesI by a grant by the fktenatro paraphemalin of the contact with both Metwp and Hf* A Beauty Secret Tenders will be receive» by tha -’tte»- Gu^kdti. th. C«, of line Keriven over since they arrived In the from the late King Bdward through the To have dear Sdn, bright eyes drrslgned for the eto»k arid fixture» ot interest of the then governor general, A curious ease of mistaken identity City, eald this morning: , ^^ied this 1Mb day of June. A V. »«. through the town. At the recent ses­ the well known Oak Bay tireeesy an* the late Ijord Mlnto. occurred with a man named Charles Bishop Bcrtvea was large-hearted, and a healthy appearance, your the City of Vtetjria. sion one of the members for Cariboo It may he meatiooed that soon after Wright, charged with aaaault, who was lovai*, end liberal minded. Both he digestion must be good your Butcher Buetneee. brought the matter before the premier Bailiff coming to this province he acted as remanded for trial tlH to-morrow. He ___ Mrs. Bcrlvcn were noted for their This hurtnesa has been eslablHhil 1 M who promised to send an engineer to bossela and Kver kept active secretary to Sir Matthew Balllle Beg had been first charged as Robert Km- generous gifts to the poor. Being near and regular. Aetet nature-take years, and offers an excagtianul ■ look over the cltuation. bée. the celebrated chief justice. On mott Carroll, th* reason being that iclghbors of mine when they were liv­ tunlty far any one to secure a well . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. v The Cariboo Observer, which has al­ account of his knowledge of Chinese, the clothing ha had received from a ing at the old archdeaconry In Bishop’s tabllabed business at a Bargain f ways supported the government, now he wg* frequently employed as an in­ charitable organisation had an «L. Close I had many Inside glimpses of There Is a Font Office tivthe Ire la hsrehy gtvea that all persons expresses Itself as satisfied that the velopo with that name in ft, and the BEECHAM’S S-ÏÎV Vellnst the eeute of terpreter. their real charity. It was nothing un­ .he stock la clean and Bowser government has given the town wTion. Bte af Darcy His family are as follows: Charte* police had been misled by the common for them to give away their The natures and Equips the double-cross, nnd that the promise Moore, of Creeton; Francia Robert seriptloa. regular meal and go fasting them­ send an engineer out Is simply a Moore, of this t4ty. Mro. W. J. Wll selves. The bishop had the essentiel PILLS ■stall” to keep the people quiet until llama, of Nelson; Mrs. John Derbyshire, qualification, of a good bishop hi being AUSTRIANS ADMIT fire rf toredSUrei. fikare and may he vies * T. Ople and Mrs. C. Webb, of en to hospitality.’ As an active *'* in .M RUSSIANS ACROSS SERETH member of the Solfie flab, B ’ 'tester two nieces, Bcrtven’s dally Influence for good England, Berlin. June 1L—With the Are------not be overestimated, and his loss to ______ttrta city. sincerely deplored by all the members, Fifteen grandchildren and tv great i earcuard closely en«a*ln* them, the Kusslans have crossed the river Ber­ who knew him ns » man ta whom It grandchild are firing always easy to talk and from ths Cam pa I gears' eth. the Auetro-Hungartan war o*.-e 4263 Mwlln. June «.—Russian forces Mr Moore joined e inspiration could always to ra­ day of Jana. UK. at ami was one of announced In Its report of June ». Dated thts Ktk wWch had crossed the Htyr river west Association In 1ft*. ami was one of il Personally 1 tanna* say hew Wt0rle-ALAN S. DUMBUÇTOM. Kolkl yre driven back by a enun- their best known members. For that In the district of LretotchL—rath- ALAN 8. DUMBLKTOIfp of Kolkl «re onvw J reason he win be accorded a funeral east of Wtadhalr-Wotynskl. the cap- highly I valued am ■*u«iter tor Mary Annie Wileeti. Bxecu- ter-attnek" |»»« war office announce*. that the « ”2riu„d,ng'. Northwest of Lut*Lutak th.the Ruwlan» under their auspices, leaving the ». C. lure of L*» Ruestene, one cannon and funeral parlors at 10.30 a-m. on Fri- three machine gnne was reported. tainea great leas” MG-iiO B. C. etrongly resisted the German advances. { Victoria, B. C three essentials we maintain HIGHEST EFFICIENT COMPETITIVE QUALITY SERVICE PRICES As Little as Wash Skirts Royal Standard Flour, As wa tGrange Marmalade, 2-lb. ** Bathing Suits the best per sack... #Ib # U tins, BS#; 4-lb. tlns....0UC *1.25 to $6.00 $2.76 to $6.76 Swift’s Bsck Bscsn, whole mm Olives, stuffed or Manzan- sa or half-piece; per lb. . . £OC illae Imported, 6-ox bot IUC $3.50 73» YATES ST. PHONE 6510 Swift'e Cooked Ham, sliced. • m Som-Mer Bieeutta, assort- d»a per lb...... 40C ed, per large carton...... IUC $1 for 3^ ,v*‘ M““’ Re* 660 ~rh- }3 for $f As Much as

Freeh Creamery Butter, Af aa Persian Sherbet aa $7 Women’s Taffeta V 1 lba. for...... IliUU 1-lb. glaas bottle...... Z!)C

B. C. Granulated Sugar, At qa Mixed English Pickles, ap 20-lb. cotton sack . . ^laOU Per qt. bottle...... A. DC Which means the right Oxford or Pump of the right Summer or Salami Saul-aa style ai|d materials. Right sizes and service, and at the Silk Suits ago» just arrived; lb. . . DUC Shirrs IPs Jelly Powder ar 4 pkta. for ...... LOC righrpnee whatever your thought of price may be. Regular Values to S38.76 On Sale To-Morrow . “QUALITY" MUTRIE & SON $25.00 DixiH. Ross’ GROCERS 1209 Douglas Street Big reductions are made on our Silk Suits for to-mor- Phone 3604 1317 GOVERNMENT ST. . row’s selling. All are this season’s latest styles. . and serge combinations. Regular values up to find when all is over that the old ele­ $38.75, on sale to-morrow...... $25.00 ment* of the world life with which THE EXCHANGE B. W. M. 8. SESSIONS CHURCH URGED TO One is a Combination of Black Sorgo and Taffeta 1n circular coat, with' the church haa had to ^«ntend still CsllwtloB of (R$$1 engravings targe revers and pointed front, and finished at wmtst with belt and fancy for Bale.- ornament Skirt la cut clrçular.^ shirred at hips, and finished with bias y Foreign Stamp Collection wanted "A new and strange chapter band .of serge. up to $106. >7 ENDED YESTERDAY : FALL INTO LINE materialism is being opened up be­ Tit Fort St. Telephone 1717. ■. r -- ~, fore' our eyes. Hitherto materialism Grey Taffeta, with convertible collar and full coat brought In at waist line hap stood for some gross kind.of with sash. Pleated skirt made with yoke. I Rev. Wm. Stevenson Makes lng. its chief asset* money, lands Belgian Blue Taffeta, with flared coat, shirred at waist and finished with MAYNARD & SONS Election of Officers Results in clothes, food. The materialism of to­ taffeta ruffle. Coat has sailor collar, deep revere And deep cuffs on r Strong Indictment Against day has given us a philosophy, and sleeves finished with ruffle. Circular skirt finished at waist with pointed AUCTIONEERS. Return of Mrs. Crandall now in the very act of creating a reli­ girdle. Materialism gion. Under the fine-sounding names as President of philosophy you have the Neo-Pyth- Navy Taffeta $ coat la pleated from waist line and finished with belt and -SALE OF HIGH-CLASS agoreons. New Thought. Theosophy, fancy buckle, white taffeta collar, bell sleeves and finished with Jet but­ etc. We know something of these tons; skirt Is pleated. v v A strong Indictment of the material- The second annual meeting of the ism which is undermining 'the very things In the west, which seems to be Baptist Women's Mission Society con-1 foundations, of Christianity and civil- the home of every kind of strange FURNITURE cult. They are the refuge of souls Special Bale of Millinery. Regular $8.75 to 27 Down New Waiata to eluded . its sessions late yesterday af- I and a summons to the church Instructed by the owner», we will move ternoon The officers for the ensuing!to ,ouse to act,on. were the outstand- grown weary under Determinism, they to our Salesroom. 726 View street, for are the language of the physical rather injg Ideas in the masterly address $10.00 Value» for $5.00 Sell at $1,00 convenience of sale, and shall sell on year wore elected as follows. President. than the spiritual; and are no more which Rev. William Stevenson dellv friendly'to the higher spiritual Ideal All are this season's latest shapes; some are smartly trimmed Mrs. A. E. Crandall, of Vancouver; ered last night at the opening session They are made of cotton voiles and FRIDAY. 2 P.M. first vice-president. Mrs. William Rus­ than the materialism out of which with, ribbon and wings; others are trimmed with dainty flowers. plain and striped mulL One style of the twentieth annual convention of they have sprung." HIGH CLASS FURNITURE AND sell, of Victoria; second vice-president, the Baptist churches of British Co­ Also Included sre a few of this season's pattern hats Regular has embroidered front turn-down FURNISHINGS Church Challenged. collar, also embroidered long Mrs. A. A. Macieod, Of Vancouver; lumbia. The convention Is being held values $6.76 to $16.66, for...... $5.00 Of a 10-room Private Reaidenoe The church was faced with the ques­ sleeves, with turn-back cuffs and terasurer. Mrs. Charles Tapp, of Van­ at Emmanuel Baptist church this week, und Rev. William Stevenson is presld tion of how to meet the situation in finished down the front with cro­ Including: Upright Bell Plano. Parlor, couver; recording secretary. Mrs. H. chet buttons. Another comes in Dining Room. Bedrooms, Drawing Lewis, of Ladner; corresponding sec­ iiln,ed *>“' any other city on the continent. Ref­ dents. It Is interesting to record that 847 Yates Street Phene 4211 every energy must be bent' to meeting W1Pn e na,,on —ent to war to do­ erence was also made to the splendid taught Mischa Elman, and pre­ th. reapon.lbllVtie, meeting ,,r„y ,lf. ,h.r„ fla,hed through that way in which the young manhood of pared hire for his final musical exam­ The .other principal apeaker, at the "*'lu0 * w,md*rtul romradeahlp. lint the city had responded to the appeal inations. He also taught Kathleen for recruits. afternoon meeting were Mrs John I * ot the war accomplished Pa Mow for six months at Petrograd. J. KINCHAM & co. Craig, of Coca na (la. India, and Ml»» M lind th* armlee dialuuided the com- Rev. A. W. MacLeod, of Chilliwack, He won the Tschaikowaky gold medal, Rspberten Block, 1004 Breed Street Phone 647 B. Selman. of Akldu, India, both of rad'"’ r,turnin« to induatry, had to replied on behalf of the visiting dele­ an honor which Is a rare distinction. BATHING CAPS whom spoke on mlaalonary work in unlearn all the fine leeaona of co-oper- gates, and In the course of a short ad­ Two selections will be played by Mr. OUB METHOD—>0 sacks to the- toe. !•# lbs. of coal la each -n-k Our line comprises the latest that country. Mr». Frank Davidson otlon ,or ,h* common good, and re- dress urged the church to follow up Chemiavsky at the First Baptist and meet «triking color combi­ and Mrs. Slmpeon. of Vancouver led I commence the great and cruel eom- the sacrifice of the soldiers who had church on Sunday evening. nations. All pure rubber, close a conference on the subject of Mission 1 ,,,i,lve struggle which was in many given their lives In battle, by seizing fitting caps. Circles. way. more destructive to the lnd|. the opportunity to restore a sobered PRICES FROM 50c TO 01.50 I \ (dual and to society than the conflict and thoughtful people to the church I of arm. In which they had been en- and the work In the Master’s vineyard. Water Wings—Largs sise. In I gaged. '----- 1” The trouble was that the spirit of flip, pink, blue and green. Per INDIGESTION The Melting PoL pancy was too prevalent both In the pair ...... BS# No grandiose spiritual cleansing church and without It was, assumed Try Calypso Vanishing Cream DYSPEPSIA I rculd be expected from the great up­ without Justice that the war would for Sunburn.- heaval Civilisation, as It had been bring righteousness and peace. zl GAST4VITIS known heretofore, waa In th# melting The following new pastors were wel­ BUY I put. Students and expert sociologists comed to the convention: Rev. Dr. l^EEP your eye out for the uiTMIAPU III PCDC agreed that when the war ended John L. Campbell, of the First Baptist JOHN COCHRANE Ol UIIIMVn ULvCnd the world would find Itself facing slt- church, Vancouver; Rev. T. M. Haber- Imperial sign with the red IT UNDER CHEMIST ______uatlons such as the church had never shon. of Douglas Street Baptist church; Why Magnesia Should Be Taken After ,f>W' ev,n of !h« mo*‘ and Rev. John Craig, of Cocanada, ball. Garages and supply - N. W. Cor. Tates and Douglas Sts, India. gEveryWArv Meal.ii..i I d*$Hng prophets were prepared to fore I tall how deeply the changes would cut There are In all .about ninety dele» stations displaying this sign THE RED A flushed face may be the first notice­ Into the long-standing abuses,’ or how gatea at the convention, 61 from points able symptom of Indigestion, but dle- | destructive they would prove of rights regard this warning and soon there outside of Victoria, and 10 or 22 from carry Premier Gasoline and tinmlsrairabtw pah».- for-Indigestion is _ "" -Borne feared for de­ Victoria. -lu______BALL TOWNSHIP OF BSQUIMALT progressive ailment. At first the symp­ mocracy and democratic liberties. Rev Dr. Cameron, of Tabernacle Polarise, the friction-proof, toms may be relieved by pepsin, bismuth Some feared for the church. Even In Baptist church, conducted e short de­ or soda, but these things do not over­ votional service. carbon-proof oil for all motors. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS come the excessive acid . in the stomach Britain, the home of freedom, there Notice Is hereby given that Friday. which Is usually the underlying cause of was a fear, not without foundation, the trouble, and consequently the acid that it would take the workers a hun­ June 36. le the last day on which the accumulates and the occasional attack of Indigestion becomes chronic dyspepsia dred years to shake off the shackles $1,008 REWARD!! rebate of 1-6 off the General Tax can The dyspeptic is always particularly liable which the necessity of war had forged THE IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY f 1™;^ be allowed. to gastritis and gastric ulcers In the round their liberties. stomach are only too oft-*n the forerun­ FOR A CASE OF INCURABLE SaANCHBI IN ALL CITIS$ O. H. PULLEN. ners of peritonitis, stomach cancer* and Perhaps Cleansing Fire. Treasurer and Collector. death. ‘Some fear for the future of these CONSTIPATION For this reason physicians place much Municipal Office. Importance upon keeping the stomach struggling peoples; others again cher­ To any person who cannot be cure* 'premier. Esquimalt Road, free from, harmful acid and are continu­ ish the fond belief that the war will of Constipation by Ur. Hamilton’# Esquimau, B. C. ously advising chronic dyspeptic* as well prove the cleansing fires of God to Hlla the above reward will be paid. as those who only suffer occasional at- bum up the rubbish .and disease of No medicine gives such lasting ■I LCuV.t°eV::».nhïndT,>.nd,:toUt.K7 ™ *"d '«V. their pen- . ------«------1------ÏX~ satisfaction or effects euok marvellous REWARD. teaspôonful |n a little wat#*r after every plea purified an ennobled. There la cures as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Belief Gasoline meal. Practically any druggist ran sup­ $66.06 reward will be paid for Informa­ much talk of brotherhood, larger lib­ instantly follows their use. . That ply you with btaurated magnesia and all erties, the coming together of the rich tion leading to the arrest and cosvlotion stomach sufferers are advised to g#*t an blinding headache goes forever, that of any person or persona found wilfully ounce or so and give It a trial. Cara and the poor, the abolition of class ^'»H«h feeling In the skin Is soothed m destroying the Corporation water* meter should to* taken to tell th* druggist to distinctions, the reeogntttnna of great a#ày, Bfllou» fit» and stomach dis­ I ; boxes and breaking the meter glasses give you magnesia In the blsurated form principles long neglected, and the orders ere stopped. arme as other magnesia preparations, while FRICTION REDUCING HrDTDR OIL ; end Indexes: ___ valuable as laxative* and mouth washes seeking after the great primitive Itoift be nervous about using Dr. C.i H. RL8T, values of llfa But whatever the Water CocnmissR^ner, are not recommended for the correction Hamilton's Pill»; they are mild enough of stomach acidity. changes and however bénéficiant and for a child to use. yet certain and ef­ purifying In some directions we uniat fective In action In the most chronlo H. B. “Imperial- Lager Beer, quarts, deceive ourselves regarding the Get a He box to-day; they riLIZE THE WANT AD PAGE I monl and spiritual reeults. We shall bring and keep robust good health. 41