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the family were given a much larger THE HAWAIIAN STRIKE. amount. BIG BLAZE IN PLEASED PARTY THROWS LIGHT Wm. M. Hoag’s will also provided Aeletlc Merchente ol San Franctaro RUSSIANS OPEN FIRE that the 115,000 left to his brother should Are Making an Investigation. be Invested by the exécutons of the es­ PRAIRIE CAPITAL OF PUBLICISTS OH WALL STREET tate and only the income turned over, San Francisco, Cal., June 17.—Be­ to James A. Hong. He directed that ON BRITISH STEAMER lieving that Japanese strikers on the should James A. Hoag attempt to dis­ pose of this property held In trust for MANUFACTURING PLANT Hawaiian Islands sugar plantations do EASTERN WRITERS ARE COMMITTEE REPORTS the legatee’s sons after their father’s not deserve the assistance of their TO GENERAL HUGHES death, that the Income should be taken DESTROYED DT FIRE countrymen residing on this coast, a HERE AS C. P. R. GUESTS away from him and turned over to the committee of prominent Asiatic mer­ two sons. These sons were also left Captain Is Reported to Have Refused to Obey chants to-day sent K. Klyoee to Hono­ $2.000 eaçh. The principal bequests In the will Loss Placed at $700,000— lulu to make a report on the merits Entertained at Luncheon by Recommends Repeal of Char­ were $15,000. some real property and an of the strike. Order of Commander of Torpedo Boat- ters of Mercantile and Metal Income of $200 a month to Mrs. Kate Company Will Rebuild Although 'the men who were instru­ Local Government Cunningham, for 25 years housekeeper mental in sending Klyoee to Honolulu One Sailor Injured. Exchanges. for the aged capitalist. Her- children at Once. are members of the Japanese Associ­ To-day. were left a further sum of $13.000 and ation of America, the secretary of that Dr. Chas. N. ElTlnwood. Hoag's family organisation announced to-day that he physician, and his wife and children would not act as Us representative. Times Leased Wire.) (Special to the Times.) There is a highly delighted group o! were given $8,000. Tlie association fears that if It were (Times Leased Wire.) Robertson and demanded that he leave New Sork, June 17.—WaU street Is • Hogg was the family name of the Winnipeg. June 17.-President E. F. to stand behind Klyose’e Investiga­ newspaper editors and magazine writ­ Hutchings, of the Great "West Saddlery St. Petersburg, June 17.—Firing upon the vicinity at once. No attention was to-day eagerly discussing the report of deceased capita Ti-t, but he "had It tion, It would be Investing his mission ers In the city to^dwy;—here ns th** Company, whose premises were gutted paid to the command and the war ves- - the committee a|»pointed by Governor changed to Hoag, byjUie courts many with too great Importance and might the British steamship Northburg, a guests of the C. P. R. and with. J. i». years ago. by tire at an early hour this morning, lead to complications. set fired upon the English ship* hitting bennis, head of the irrigation depart­ Hughes to investigate speculation in torpedo boat accompanying the Csar’s stated at noon to-day that the total a smokestack and injuring one sailor. ment, and Richard Marp- curitles and commodities and deal- loss would reach $700,900, of which $76,- yacht Htamlart to PIZUtpas bay ta 060, Is the va Hie of the building and Meeting of Rulers. meat the Kaiser, Injured an English the balance on the big stock and the LIVELY TILT "'The meeting between• the rulers tfsfijf ™ch w“ HEIRS SEARCHING ; sailor last night, aeçording to^ advtCel I lo the. members of the party. mart ufa< luring plant. TM low 4a to-day: à* schédülèd. The Stand- ■ The.-committee thoroughly Investi-, .. r IWtm **xxaai DAD CADTUME i>reffy welT covered by |nsunmre, ttw4^ received here to-day. The shol WXi art and Gentian yacht HohemcoUern. T to Victoria and » sight, of tbeu beauU gated the New Yeyk stock exchange, run runiunn details of which are brin* prepared. fired because Capti Robertson, com escorted by waf ships representing the fuf setting Of this queen city of the VGOULD CASE the comwlklatedr the cotton, produce, and the company wlH at -mandtng the Northburg, refused t-r nations flteamed into the bay at -—Seit"." . X •**-. - « offre, inercantllè and metal exchanges, Btitid. ------; heed the torpédo boat’s warning tc almost the same time and exchanged y In the party are well known writers and recommendations looking to im­ The tt« dUT ônérïmd^ relûtes. The Czar waa accompanied irom eastern and middle-west Ameri­ provement of existing conditions are BELIEVED TO AMOUNT situated in the centre of a number of ATTORNEYS ALMOST stay away from the bay where .the by Mlpiater of Foreign Affair,* Is- can cities, who are getting an Insight made at length. frame or veneer buildings opposite the Russian And German rulers met to­ wolsky ahil others of his chief advisor i. Into the surpassing wealth of Qan- Perhaps the most drastic finding Is TO EIGHT MILLIONS city hall, and with the high wind" a COME TO BLOWS day. Foreign Minister Von Rchoen headed big section of the city would In ail, ada’s prairies and" mountains. Assen; that referring to thé metal and mer- News regarding the firing on the the party, of German diplomats who sat bllng at Chicago the company's guesn •antlle exchanges. Thé report says: probability have been laid bare had tt with the Kaiser. not been for the splendid work done British vessel la censored and but UU cams in special sleepers via the . Suu. “Under present -condition» we are of No Protest Yet Lodged. line, Calgary and the main line through the opinion that the mercantile and by the new high pressure water plant, tie can be learned of the ineldent. but Estate is Supposed to Have Charge Against Mrs. Gould’s Copenhagen. June 17.—Reports that m the mountains. After seeing- what the metal exchanges do actual harm to .which received Its first big test and rumors which-are being circulated hen1 a Russian torpedo boat fired on the company Is doing along the E. A N. producers and consumers, and that emerged triumphant Been Left by French- Legal Representative have caused the greatest excitement. British steamer Northburg have not line in opening up lands for settlement, their charters should be repealed." According' to the meagre advices, the been confirmed here, but are generally the party will visit the A. Y. I\ fair The committee declares that specula­ Starts Row. Canadian. BEMB0 WINS THE Northburg was In waters from which and will then return east through the tion In general may be wholly legiti­ credited. southern portion bf the province and mate, pure gambling, or something all foreign vessels had been barred The fact that no protest has been the Crow’s Nest Pass line, moving by partaking of the qualities of both, that ASCOT GOLD CUR pending the meeting of the monarch’, formally made indicate; that the af­ (Times Leased Wire.) (Times Leaned Wire.) fair Is not likely -to create any serious easy stages and looking over thé hi some form it Is a necessary Incident when she was encountered by the tor­ chances for investment In land and in San Francisco, Cal, June 17.— New York, June 17..—Accusing court- International difficulties. _ '• of productive operations; that It tends pedo boat, which wa* one of-a flotilla Latest reports received here deny dustrleg throughout that exceptionally to steady prices, ^nd thatfor the mer­ Searching for an estate of $8.000,000 éet foi Mrs. Howard 4}oUld, who is accompanying the Stnndart. The com­ that an Enirltsh Beamon was hurt by rich part of the province. In southern chant <>r manufacturer the -speculator which they believe was left by Gilbert Victory of Lord Carnarvon’s suing her husband for Separate main­ mander of the torpedo boat hailed Capt. the shot. Alberta the Immense Irrigation works, performs a service which has the ef­ Gagnon, a French-CanatUan. who came Horse Surprise of the tenance, with .resorting to blackmailing which are being carried out by thé C. fect of Insurance. to California from Canada In 1851, three tactics. Attorney Nicoll, representing P. R. will be Inspected, and the party Continuing, the report says: Meet. Gould, started a row in court to-day will see how thousands of acres In an "In law, speculation becomes gambl­ men representing the 25 titelrs to tha CHILDREN ACCUSED arid belt are being made to yield large ing when the trading which it Involves fortune are In San Francisco to-day whhrlt threatened to end In blows. The RUSHING TEA harvests. does not lead, and Is not intended to conferring with their lawyers. court pacified the attorneys before they OF SHOPLIFTING The members of the party are: Wil­ lead, to the actual passing from hand V. Letteur head. the pert,, he her- had time to meet In a physical en­ bur D* Nesblt, novelet and editor of to hand of the property that is dealt been authored repreeen, the JUc T^k, *,^ X~.lt counter, and Nicoll apologised to the ACROSS PACIFIC vjh|L Poat Syndicate; Robert R, Jones, in. Gmnon heir,. He (- accompanied by th„ gold ” mo„, .ov^edetake Court. • - -• -- --*■>*• -- •f*Managing editor of the Chicago Inter The rules of all the exchanges for­ More servants were called to the Refuse ta Give Names of Girls Ocean; Samuel E. Kiser, editorial writer O. Fagnan and C. Oouthler, respective- of the year. Membo'a victory wa. the bid gambling as defined by this witness aland to-day by Gould In his ORIENTAL LINER of the Chicago Record-Herald; Bruce opinion: but they make so easy a tech­ ly genealogist and notary, surprise Ilf the meet, he being entered efforts to prove that his wife’s appe­ Who Persuaded Them Barton, associate editor of the Home nical delivery of the property contract­ As nearly as has been ascertained by lle B IS to I .hcrt In the betting. Tl|e tite for drink drove him from home. the investigators, Gilbert Gagnon died ' «» ^ to thV to Steal. * Herald, and World’s Events; George ed for that the practical «Uset of much Andrew Frederlckson, formerly night RACING AGAINST TIME Richards, associate editor of the World speculation, in point of from legitimate. . , ' a „ w, winner besides the gold cub. which about It year, ago at San Bernardino. haa an actual value of |2 m watchman at Castle Gould, was the To-day; Herbert Vanderhoof, editor Is not greatly different- from that of first. He testified that he had seen Mrs. Canada West Monthly; Prescott Ham' gambling." Cal., leaving his fortune In the custody More historic events la the Gould intoxicated. (Time* Leased Wire.) United States Importers Are mond, associate editor of the Chicago The committee declares that short nf a friend, whose name they have and turf worlds have centered about Thst Mrs. Gould paraded about the Vancouver, B. C., June 17.—For near­ Evening Post, and Henry M. Hyde, been unable to learn. According to the gold exjp stake than any other selling has a tendency to steady pricey Gould yacht In her night dress In search ly two months the city detectives and Anxious to Avoid Payment editor of the Technical World Maga­ It la recommended that the minimum their story, one of Gagnon’s sisters. event In the British racing year, with of liquor was the sensational testimony the shop officers of the big department­ margin should be 20 per rent and how dead, heard from this friend al the luinatble exception of the Derby sine.' - —-——r—:------'—~r of Edward BecHdole, second steward al stores have been at wits end to dis­ of Tax. The visitors came over on the .Prln strong disapproval Is expressed of short time after the death of her , One of the most notable of these took of the yacht Niagara. He said that on cover who has been carrying on a series cess Charlotte yesterday. The fore­ branch brokerage offices which supply brother. The friend sent her a cheque j place two years ago. when White two occasions he had seen his mis' of thefts. Careful watch has been kept, noon to-day was spent In visiting point* liquor and resort to other Improper lor 11.200 and asked her to come to Knight carried off the honor* for the tress Intoxicated, and that once she but the thefts have been continued. of Interest In and about the city In means to induce speculation. California and take over the estate. first time. The cup wag stolen from came to the door of the yacht's pan­ Yesterday by accident it was discov­ (Time* Leased Wire.) automobiles. Everyone of the news­ Referring to the New York stock ex­ Being an old woman and regarding the the grand stand the day before the try! robed only In her night dress and ered that the shop-lifter* were four San Francisco, Cal., June 17.—Anxi­ papermen was delighted with the race and was never recovered. Some change, the report says It la probably story <*f her brother's .fortune more or asked for liquor. — •„ children belonging fo respectable tom- ous Importers are planning to rush âïl beauty of the city and declared .they the most important financial tnstitu- less of a myth, the sister paid the $1.- happy genius circulated the story, »f Charles T. Dodge, a carpenter, testl- lliey named McFee and^AtarmaiL_ llï- eiHirmoms « onslgnmertt of tea from the ------Imd~. MMin . nothing anywhere 19 Cpm- tlon in the world, and that Its proper 200 to an institution Tor her, care for 1er wards an. International joke. that fie*>hat ■be-*ad seew Mr*:-Goob*'wtHFirt^g on Mount Pleasant Tw > «f the pare with the natural situation and regulation “is'a matter "of transcendent Hark Twain, who wa« present at the ~ . . i Orient before July 1st, the date when the declining years of her life. she was under the influence of liquor. hllflren are 12 years of age.||j||HÉfi|ââ|^|fiMA The other ■ . .c __ the charm of Victoria. The wealth of importance." As to the character of Several years ago heirs of Gagnon meeting, had the trophy. Then Attorney Shearn. representing two arc aged five and seven. The ar- | the ne* UTltt bm Prt,bab,y wln *° flowers and foliage appealed to them the transactions, the committee de heard of the fortune to wa* supposed Persimmon won tin- - up for th> Mrs. Gould, attempted to Introduce in rest w as made through a clerk in | Into effect. With the exception of the . especially. dares It Is unqdestlonable that only n to have left, it being believed that At King in 1R97. Since then Cyltene. evidence spme letters arh^h précipitât Allan’s Jewelry store catching the five- | Spanish-American war period, there At 1-o’clock they were the guests of small part of them --t» -of—I» vestment Merman, Hantoy. William the Third. ene Uns he owned a large portion of cd the clash between counsel. The let­ year-old boy filming a $16 bracelet. } never ha* been a tax on tea, and tha -the provincial .government at luncheon character. A "substantial part of them* the San Bernardino valley. Lefleur Maxium II Throwaway. Ztnfandel, ters were written by M. D. Champan. Bachelors Button and White Knight children were arrestctl lt forger importera are much concerned Q, In the dtirtng room *t the parliament may be characterised a* virtually was retained to Investigate the etory a broker of. Greet *7eek. Long Island, was__tUat found »k. that aiuinn the Wrf apace .voull diet t ht» ween 1 the , as to the probable effect of such an Ul~ buildings. All the ministers in town gambling." and after a long search succeeded in (twice) have carried off the honors. to hi* wife. It waa contended by Bhearn lining end the cloth of the jar ket of | were present and several prominent It continues: “Yet we are unable to Another event which attracted determining which of the descendants that the letter* referred to financial one of the larger girl* was a huge excise upon the retail trade. - great deal of interest at to-d»y’* meet cltlsens were Invited to meet the visit­ see how the state could distinguish by of the three Gagnon brothers, who obligations of Howard Gould. The pocket, in it were articles aggregating So determined are many of the local law between proper and Improper Was the all aged stakes, which was ors. Later the party was taken up the came to Canada from Tourouvre. court denied Shearn the .right to Intro­ In value over $100. all evidently gath­ and eastern firms to lay in a large A N. line a# the guests of H. E. transactions, since the forms and me- France, in 1840, were heirs of Gilbert, won by Whitney*» Hillside TIT. Hill­ duce the letter?. Nicoll,- during the dfs- ered from jewelry and departmental Beasley, assist art to Mr Marpple. They side wss 6 to 1 in the betting." j warehouse sto<;k of tea that many rush chantcisms used are Identical. Rigid descendant of.,one of the Frenchmen. cusslon which preceded the ruling, said: stores. There were Inces. slippers, j orders have been cabled to the Orient will return to the mainland to-morrow statutes directed against the latter Now he has undertaken to discover the "This Is Just part of the blackmail­ stockings, toilet articles, salt and pep­ would seriously Interfere with the property to which the heirs can lav POSSES SEARCH ing tactic* that have been used all per dustbin, boxes of chocolates, etc. within the last week. The liner Asia, TWICE ARRESTED FOR former. The experience of Germany claim. through this case." The children sày that they were sent ' carrying 1,100 tons of tea. will not with similar legislation i* illuminating. Gilbert Gagnon, came to California FOR NEGRO PORTER Shearn was Infuriated, and arising out to do the stealing by older girls ] touch at Honolulu, a regular port of SMOKING CIGARETTES Byt the exchange, with the plenary from Bale Ste Paul. Çharlevolx, 62 shouted a demand that Nicoll apolo­ but so far neither parental threats nor all, but will proceed directly to this j. power over members and their opera­ mâle* below Quebec. He worked a* a gize. The court said that Nlcoll’s re­ police coaxing has Induced them to give port in a race against time. If she tions. could-provide correctives, as we prospector and flnal'.yS struck It rich. marks were improper and that the mat­ the names of the female Faglns. succeeds In docking- before the tariff s shall show." His family in Canada heard from him Bloodhounds May Be Put on ter had gone far enough. Shearn again become* operative, thousands of dol­ Former Secretary of Miners’ only once after hi* departure and that demanded that Nicoll apologize, and lars will be saved to the Carter-Macy HAINS IN DANGER was before he had made his fortune. Trail of Man Who Shot Chapman, who had been called to the TRIED TO WRECK Company, of Near York, to whom her Federation Released on Despite the indefinite nature of their stand, was temporarily excused. argo -Is consigned. information, the three Investigators Railway Officials. Nicoll explained that he thought PASSENGER TRAIN OF MENTAL COLLAPSE Bail. who are here to-day. Are confident Flieam had taken hlg remark too seri­ that they will be successful In their ously and apologized to the court. The OFFICIAL USED court suggested that Nicoll should quest, and declare that they will scour (Times Leased Wire.) all southern California for evidence t apologise trt Shearn, and Gould’s at­ Youths Who Were Put Off PADDED PAY ROLLS (Times Leased Wire.) Application Will Be Made for support their,claims.-—...... ■—r—-— Shanlko, Ore.x June 17.—Posses to­ torney attempted to explain. In m day are searching the countryside Freight Train Placed Ob­ “North TkkljttiA, Wash;, June IT—If Examination by aside, to the angry counsel. Shearn the authorities of the cities and tdwns CORPORATION EARNINGS, around this town for H. E. Brooks, the waa not mollified, and he said: "Don’t drunken negro porter, who early yes­ struction on Track. In the TaltWia Vflrtéÿ wntîïtw firm* Experts. speak to me.” Irregularities Unearthed in the Seaate .Action .on. President terday shot and seriously wounded Haywood, former - secretary of fh* Taft’s Tax Proposal. ‘BèrBsr»*'H:TmSlto1C*>ép^JéWiirm^ and swore to having •j- - Washington Fisheries » Illinois Central railroad in Portland, Western Federation of Miners^ is in a Intoxicated. (Time* Leased Wire.) (Times Leased Wire.) and slightly wounded John S M< Then a deposition made by a bell Department. fair way to go “broke." Twice yester­ Washington, D. C.. June 17.—Pending Sulsun, Cal., June 17.—Arthur Peter­ day Haywood was arrested for viola- New York. June 17.—That Captain le receipt of Attorney-General Wick Laugh It n, employed by the same com- boy at the Carroll house at Lynchburg. Itsi tillrt »». Mb He am Ml Ini'. Peter U, Mains, serving aa tfideterra- ersham’* draft of the proposed consti­ Va., wa* Wd Nicoll, The boy swore son and. Harry Disney, 18 year old MM dutches of the law at Ellensburg Inate sentence in Sing Sing prison for tutional amendment providing for a 2 If Brook* Is not captured this fore­ that he had seen Dustin Farntim, the Berkeley youths* sire fn thé codfttÿ jail (Time* Leased Wire.) hi the morning, being taken into cus­ the murder of Wm. E. Annis. is starv­ per cent, tax on the net income of noon. the penitentiary bloodhounds at actor, who Is named as-one of the co­ at Ealrfleld. accused of attempting to Olympia. Wash.. June 17.—Another Walla Walla will be put on his trail. tody by Deputy Sheriff Gorman, while ing himself to death and Is in danger corporations, the finance committee :of respondents in Gould’s counter-suit for wreck a Southern Pacific passenger Sheriff Chrl*man said he would have divorce. In Mrs. Gould’s room on 6ev case of graft on the part of a state smiking a cigarette In the Mint saloon of a complete mental collapse. Is the the senate took no action to-day on train near Vanden station. Under the Haywood deposited 115 bond and was sent for blood hounds at once but for eral occasions. official has been unearthed, this time, opinion of Daniel O’Reilly, counsel for President Taft1# recommendation. questioning , of Deputy Sheriff T. J. released Halns In the recent trial. the reason that they could not work however, before It reached large pro­ well owing to the heavy rains. Lanahan, the boys confessed their A few minutes after his arrival In O’Reilly salt) tô-day that before. ROOSEVELT’S APPEAL ASSAILS SENATE portions and without the assistance of North Yakima, Haywood was again ar­ Thornton Hains disappeared after the Will Recover. guilt. the legislative Investigating commit­ rested in the barroom of the Hotel Ya­ ♦rial \ e visited his brother at the prison Portland, Ore., June 17.—The wound FINANCE COMMITTEE Accdrdlng to their etory the boys tee. This case. Is in the state fisheries kima by A.deputy sheriff for violation and related facts thait w..ul«l Justify thc TO AMERICAN PEOPLE which It was feared at first would were put off a freight train on which department, and a warrant for the ar-' nf the law. He was released In time transf- r .»f the prisoner to Matteawan. cause the death of Bernard H. Trum; they were beating their way by the to deliver a lecture last night, H. H. The counsel will visit the prison next bull, who was shot *by a drunken ne­ rest bf the suspected employee, who Andrews, of the Yakima Herald, de­ week and probably will ask that the gro porter, who -was being assisted by Nebraska Senator Says Paper conductor. They determined to get . superintendent uf one of thé hatcher- positing $16 for him. Haywood was Yumined by the Insanity Urges Continuation of Fight Trumbull to his car at shanlko, Is not even" and placed ..batfuetlona aeroas .paraely -Tttl.d district, l. the track near Vanden station. The at- i _ • , . vary JHWft ovW, jfrfr arrest. Jttfat 1 rtL'mraV'âeH»,'ttie’ ajrè't fitliir erf Against Dishonest Business fatal. It develoned that he ha* n Manufacturers Do Not Need tempt was discovered by section huhds expected lu be Issuet s u>i >. this availed him nothing. The sheriff’s wound In- the left leg just below'the a few minutes before the train was TRe fMt* were W«ra*Wt *t at force Is engaged in enforcing the law Peter c, Hains. is 111 in. Washington. Methods. gryin, and a flesh wound In-the right Protection. mrrnng oF thr ‘ fk*h - otiiwnlssian - Tuee-.. to the letter The strain caused by the Rn y side tra­ 1 fr* \ ’ ' 1 ' ' '___ _:______:—E day. and a algid Investigation ordered. gedy and the trial of hi* sons, has re­ HARRIMAN STOCKS. It la elated that if the suspected em­ SEEKS JERMINAL RATES; sulted in a breakdown that is regarded WILL VISIT FAIR. Washington. D. C., June 17.—Point­ ployee la found guilty he will be prose­ seriously by his physicians. (Time* Leased Wire.) cuted to the full extent r* Astoria. Ore., Files Application With New York. June 17.—Col. Roosevelt Governor of Oregon to Attend Dedica­ ing out that Canadian manufacturers Preliminary Steps Taken to Secure are the only competitors of American Listing on Paris Bourse. it I» the aim of the interstate Commerce Commis- CONTESTS BRpTHER’H XVILL. has returned to the attack of "crook­ tion Ceremonies at Exposition «tamp ed business" In an article published in Grounds. print paper mills. Senator Brown of ------e suit Has Been Started In Courts the current ntimbcr .of the Outlook, en­ Nebraska to-day In an address In the New York. June 17.—Preliminary PortlancT Ore.. June 17.-The chemb- - Ran Franc-tsco. titled, “The Thraldom of Names." rfleattlr. Wash.. June 17.—To-day senate, bitterly assailed the finance etepe have been made to secure the listing on the Parle bourse of Harrt- er of commerce of Astoria. Ore., It The ex-president urges the necessity might well have been called “Banana committee for proposing an amend­ man atoche. according to Ferdinand waa announced to-day, ha* filed a com Ran Francisco. CaL. June 17.—A con of continuing the fight against dis­ 6Ul$r" at the Alaskan-Yukon-Pacific ex­ ment increasing the low rate fixed by tost to set aside the will of tye late honest business methods, no matter position. Commissioner Knudson, of the house on this product. Dupont, of the drm of Dupont * Frr- plaint with the Interstate commerce land, bankers of Parle, who la in this commission, asking that the Astoria Wm. M. Hoag, disposing of an estate what the immediate result to business the Hawaiian exhibit this morning dis­ "Inexcusable and Indefensible from of $200,000. has been started In tins and commercial Interests may be. He tributed several bunches of banana.s any standpoint." was what he charac city. While the negotiations yet are In and Columbia River railroad be com­ a tentative stage. Dupont deem» It pelled to give Astoria^ terminai rates tocul court4 by James A. Hoag, raised on the island* among the exe­ tprized the action of the committee. cutive departments at the fair. Brown said that print paper was probable that «>* *%n grain and farm product» from the brother. Wm. M. Hoag was a prom­ *"If business Is hurt by stern expos­ be accepted for Meting by tne rrenen. inent captfftltat In Oregon and Cali­ ure of crookedness and the result* of Oregon's handsome building at the made at lee* edat In the United States interior points of Oregon and Wash­ trad Ingèrent re ln^e ington. The railroad 1ft «iueet1tm\)s u fornia, aftd had largi proçierty interests efforts td* punish crooked men, then fair will be presented by the state of than elsewhere and declared that any In the Pacific northwest. business must be . hurt, even though Oregon to the exposition to-morrow, duty in any amount was wrong In part of the Hll! system. United 1 The commercial organisation of the James A. Hoag, in his contest, al­ good and honest men may suffer." with dedicatory ex^rclsçs In the Ore­ principle and utterly unendurable. He seaside city déclarée' in Its bill of com­ leges that undue influence was brought While the article apparently |, a ai. gon building. Governor Frank W. Ben­ declared that American print paper plaint that It le entitled to the >ame to bear on his brother at the^time the reel appeal to the American people, it son. of Oregon, will reach Seattle this manufacturers did not need protection terminal r*$e* as those enjoyed by win was made, citing that he was cut Is regarded by many a* a suggestion , evening, accompanied by Mrs. Benson an* that it would be wrong to give It ■*«»»< <—•» Puaet Sound cities. - off with $15.600 while twxaons outside tor President Taft to follow. and hb» staff. to them. VICTOBIA_DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, lew. HENEY CLOSES DAYTON HONORS LADIES- Business and THE WRIGHT BROTHERS FOB PROSECUTION June Victor and Zonophode Now the swimming season has commenced, you Residential should see to‘your bathing caps and wings. Property Review of Troops Feature of REPLIES TO ATTORNEY s the Celebration in Ohio Records „ FOR THE DEFENCE Town. ON FORT 8T1J/CET. running through Now on We Have the Rubber Swim- to Mears street, with a frontage on both streets of 60 feet, with a depth Sale of 126 feet. There are throe small Declares There Is Ample Evi­ (Times Leased Wire.) houses, all rented, on the property, Dayton, Ohio, June 17.—With whistles tiling Collars, Water which brings In over per cent, on dence to Prove-Guilt of blowing, fire creckers exploding, bands Dou sided, the Investment. The llfears street playing and troops parading, Dayton 90e 85c. frontage, which overlooks the Calhoun. V td'-day celebrated the aeronautic Quadra Cemetery Park, would be achievements of the Wright brothers. Single Wings and suitable for residential purponea. 75c while the Fort street frontage would Speeches paying high trtbütë to the wizards of the air were delivered this "Hie ttHSSkKMcs' make an excelent store site. The (Times Leased Wire.) adjoining property has been advpr- morping at Van Cleave park, and this “Swimeesy Buoys.” tist-d at $10,(100. This Is offered, on Sen Francisco, CaL, June 17.—Com­ afternoon a review of troops was the M. W. WAITT & CO., Limited terms, at the low figure of...... $6,») paring himself to George Washington, principal feature uf the celebration. The 1104 GOVERNMENT ST. IIKRKKRT KENT, Mgr Francis J. Heney declared to-daÿ that Wrights rode to the park In automo­ the people of San Francisco would biles and with characteristic embar­ rassment, heard their praises sung by Campbell’s Prescription Store Justify his political ambition» and vin­ admiring local officials. Pemberton dicate him of chargea which have been CONNER FORT AND DOUGLAS STREETS. hurled^at him by enamte*. by electing JAPANESE WILL D. K. CHUNGRANES, Ltd. him district attorney of 8an Francisco. We are prompt, we are careful, and our prices are AND SON Phone 243 60S BROUGHTON ST. Near Govt St. reasonable. Henry’s declaration was made In the SUBMIT NEW DEMANDS Of4 FORT STREET midst,df ftlis closing arguments in tti) AH kinds of Pish, Fruit and Vegetables in season trial of Patrick Calhoun, president of FISH the United Itallroads, who I» accused Hawaiian Sugar Planters De­ FRUIT AND VEGETABLES of bribery. Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Full assortment always' Arid other varieties If You Are Preserving Rhu­ B.C. MESSENGER CO. George Washington was . accused of termined Not to Yield to on hand ---- being ambitious," declared Heney. Strikers. Prices Moderate. Goedw-detivered to all parta of the city. barb, Buy Now UU GOVERNMENT SI. "They aeeerted that he wanted 4o make Wb« ro^^NOTES^PACKjlOi:! himself king, but thë péople of the *TnUed Stales vindicated him by etwet- 5 BIGHT POUNDS 70R 26c n ont» MATT** TO owunm R,nS him t«, th* 4>resident-y as the .pew-. (times Leased Wireg^-- «wi’t worry, Pie of San Francisco will vindicate me Honolulu, July l5. —Hawaiian plant­ LARGE ENGLISH GOOSEBERRIES, 2 pound* for 25* by placing me In thé cAcs of district ers are willing that the Japanese gov- ___.. . PHONE US. ; ’»______. ______e rnmen t ma h» a full Investigation of -PINEAPPLES, -eat*. -50e and .. .. r:.,...... ; .rTHTtlOf" ______Only One Left T a THE OLD **1.1 >IW« Concluding hi» argument in defence the strike amoj^g the Japanese planta­ PRESH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM DAILY of Patrick Calhoun at lé:4* this tion laborers, according to reports from morning. A. A. Moore surrendered the every section of the island. They will floor to Francis J. Heney, A brief re­ make no attempt to frustrate any FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY cess -was declared by the court, after movement the Toklo government may mâke In response to the appeals of the BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW which, at 11:16 o’clock. Hehey ad­ strikers, whjch were voiced again to­ Windsor Grocery Company, OF ARRIVAL HERE dressed the Jury. t MftOlte-followed-tha general ftne of day In meieages U> the Japanese capi­ tal. — ^ ~ OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOE, GOV'T STREET. rhetorical argument that yesterday Situated on Dallas Avenue held spellbound the largest audience The planters are unanimous in the opinion that an Investigation will Jus­ that yet haa packed the court room*- Alex Wilson of This City Being tify the stand they have taken, and COMMANDING VIEW OF THE STRAITS. Holding to ridicule the allegations that will strengthen their cause In the other the United Railroads or the defendant Complimented by Many Islands where it 1» believed trouble Is ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. MUST had attempted In any way to retard Imminent. r Justice, he boldly denounced the pros­ Friends. The leaders of the strike to-day are BE SOLD. OWNER LEAVING CITY. ecution and deplored the so-called per­ secution of the defendant formulating a eet of demands which they wlH withhold until tt is learned A Merry Heart 'He asserted that the infamous prac­ whether or not the Imperial govern­ No Reasonable Offer Refused. To-day Alexander Wilson, of the tice of Interviewing Jurors by the de­ Salth Shakespeare, “does all the firm of A- A W. Wilson, of this city, ment decides to act. It Is reported that day." fendant and prosecution was a devilish these demands are more stringent 114 t. I, hratlDE the fiftieth anniversary invention of Wm. J. Burns, and that than those which was asked for at Make your heart marry this sum* the United Railroads had a right, "If mer by making kitchen work light. of his arrival in this city. Fifty years first. The leaders refused to diseuse APPLY ago to-day he landed here, and dûrlng the miserable wretches." who worked the rumored change. for Burns offered to »fll hie docu­ The planters of thi* and the other thé lime of his residence has earned ments, to purchase tfiem. He scoffed Islands Involved tn the strike have COOK WITH GAS the respect of all with whom he ha» at the Idea of Calhoun being Impli­ A. BLYGH corpe in contact. Mr. Wilson has agreed under no consideration to ac­ Banish the work, worry and dirt cated In the dynamiting of "Big Jim" cede to the demands when they are watched Victoria grow up and he has Gallagher’» house in Oakland, and of coal or wood fires. Nothing taken a large part in her development. presented. They are determined to “Times” Office, Victoria, B. C. like a Gas Range to make glad the averred that Gallagher’» life was ’rush the strikers completely. heart of the cook. See the excep­ To such men as he .belong the credit dearer to Calhoun, In the light of hie for many of the Improvements, as well The Japanese consulate In this city Is tionally fine values In our Show­ testimony, than It wa» to any other preparing a report of the strike that rooms. Busy payments If desired. as for the moral tone which pervades man on earth with the exception of thv place. probably will be forwarded to Ambas­ Gallagher himself. sador Takahlra at Washington to­ During the day a great many people He scored the prosecution a» having ...... _—tiding ItLioi have called on Mr. Wilson and he has night. The report Is said to be favoré stone avenue» juet WWt of Belmont side-tracked all Iseues to get at Cal­ able Id the planters, and It Is thought avenu**; terms to suit. P. R. Brown. been the recipient of many congratu­ houn and referred to the defendant as Ltd.. ll*> Bmsd street. fgjf VICTORIA GAS COMPANY, LTD lations and mementoea of the event it will operate for a speedy Settlement Island Football "the poor man who was dragged at Among those who have taken the op­ of the "International question" agita­ 11 ACRES—South aide Bumalde road, tot Corner Port and Langley Streets the chariot wheels of a political com­ tion spread by the strike leader*. f2. opposite Alpha street, price $1.800. portunity of complimenting him has bination that has been ruling and been H. Dallas Helmckeo, a repré­ Laborers of 14 plantations on the Isl­ Geo. U Powers, owner. Oakland*. Je3 ruining San Francisco " ______, and of Hawaii late yesterday present- Championship sentative of the oldest Victoria famil­ ONLY $600 TO OKT A HOME—Charming Moore wound up by declaring that ed an Independent eet of demands to bungalow, brand new, Jamee Bay, close ies. who presented Mr. Wilson, on be­ Calhoun’» name and honor were at half of himself and Mra. Hclmcken, their employers. They announced that Iff/With every modern convenience, only stake, and that theee are dearer to $508 down, balance easy. Apply owner. with a beautiful bouquet. they would return to work while the Ladysmith him than hie life. Hie last words to demands are being considered, but if P. O. Box 108. jel7 the Jury were: they were not complied with a new SPLENDID BOAT FOR SALE-Perfeet vs. "And now, gentlemen, I leave In Strike will be declared. condition, rowing,-a lifeboat oomblned. >{ quence and Rhetorical ability of Imee. Je21 Canteen Grounds Moore, Heney wasted no time In get­ Fillies and mares, three-J’t*.* ANDREWS—On the 14th Inst., at 216 Mary Assurance upward. "...4. ting to the points of his argument street, the wife of O. W. Andrews, of CO ACRES of good land near Radlaeon, ESQUIMALT Saskatchewan. $10 an acre. In exchange 1, Bam posai. .____ when he took the floor to begin the __ a daughter.______^______for property tn Victoria. Northwest 2, Silver Wedding^ closing argument for the prosecution. - DIED. Real Estate. 708 Yates 8t. >17 Saturday, June 19th, Is Guaranteed to Every Purchaser 3, Ornate. After scoring Moore for the alleged CAMERON—At Chicago, on th# 8th lnsL, EYE TE8TH FREE-Glaaees guaranteed Time—1:17. abuse he had heaped upon.the heads Allan R. Cameron, step-son of B. At 3 P. M. of the supporters of the prosecution. correctly fitted. McIntyre, optician. 61* Van Volkenburg. Ksq.. late of Vic­ Yates. Room 30. Jel7 That Buys Goods From Us Second race—One mile. Selling. Heney said: toria. aged 46 years, a native of Carl- ADMISSION, 25c. Four-year-olds and upward. "Moore asked you to believe that boo. B. C. —-----— LOTS near High school wanted In ex­ 1. Irish Mall. Si»re< k« iF, Phelan. Burn». O’Qara, The funeral win take place on Friday at change for cottage and stable on North 2. May Pink. * • 1.46 a. m. from th# B. C. Funeral Furnish­ Park, $1,800, equity $1,800._ Northwest Heney and the members of the League ing Co.'s parlors. W18 Government street, Real Eatate. 7U6 Yates. > )el7 IN PURITY WE ARE SECOND TO NONE I, Hertves. of Justice are all criminals; that they and • o’clock at 8t. Andrew's Roman Time—1:03 1-5. have all committed’ crimes, and he Catholic Cathedral. SNAP In a pretty four room cottage, kit­ BLOB PRINT»; IN PRICE WE LEAD THEM ALL ■aye It is proved by the records. If Friends will please accept this Intima- chen. living room and 2 bedroom*, all or amt L«mt TO-DAJ'S BASEBALL. large room* with plenty of light and the records prove that, what Will you. sunshine, big lot 60x146. vegetable gar­ Med# In On# Ptoee say about what they prove about Pat­ den and flower*, chicken house at rear, TIMBER MATS Business is good, because we have made it good. We , Boston, June 17.—The scores In this rick Calhoun? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. situate off King's road, luce location, morning's American league game fol­ splendid view, price $1.860. terms, $400 hold our customers by giving satisfaction to one and "Isn't there enough In those records cash, balance on very easy terms. lows: to sink Patrick Calhoun to the bottom­ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Greenwood, over Northern Bank. JelS Electric Btae Prist _____ all alike. . _l___ :______R_ H, Hi most pits gf fnff? r"' " ms hAMeun wvm Chicago ...... » 1 "The evldenca demonstrates that YOUNG WOMAN wants work daily FOR BALE-^-Second-band delivery wagon, Boston ...... 2 4 2 house cleaning or washing. E. B iAo In good condition. Apply 518 Johnson Patrick Calhoun Is guilty, that every Quadra street. Phone Llllïl. jei» street. Je24 REGISTERED GUARANTEES « Batteries—Burns and Owens; Burchel hair of his head Is guilty. and Carrlgan. "As Edmund Burke said In the trial LOST—A puree containing lie. car ticket* LAWN MOWERS sharpened and adjust­ of Warren Hasting*, ‘a criminal la and small change, near swing bridge ed, new parts for all sixes of mower». ANGELICA, per BARCLAY’S LON- PERSONAL. Finder please return to Times Office Sign ot the Big Key, 841 Fort street. trapped more often by the things he Jel* bottle...... SOf DON STOTT, pints tries to cover up thap by the evidence WELL EDUCATED Qll/b. 22 year* old, TtiB ASSOCIATED BOARD of the R. A. Dr J. K. Barrett, Dominion Inspector of the crime..he- Waves WhlnA him.”’ M. and the R. t\ M. for local examina- .....per dozen .91.60 er imenrtr-Twewiv; • end- prgptdenr the Irootd TO* cere Of children f M %Sod tlonm music. Patron. Hts M»>-*ty the Field B. C. RYE, per bot- Civil Service Association bf Western Continuing, he said: ’They defy us family. Apply 15W Blanchard Ht. jei» King; president, H. R. H. the Prince of Canada, is registered at the Drlard. I t?, bring; In a man wb<1 s*w the, bribe Wales. K. O. In consequence of the •tfa «v.-ee*-- ••BbB'WUBR-Af*' ‘ “* *’* ‘ » 1 • * -4, money paid to Abe Fuef. tt we could TO 'LW-Tttlr'fr8Hr #e8Bi.-"Sw,View terSilfiATton W tKFUWmW» of fXüùW University, Montreal, of the agreement quarte, each. 25* •f E. Horn was a passenger on tba hank ' T*n him telliwg- the truth, ai‘4 betWpen the board and the university V. O. P. SCOTCH, Princess Victoria for Vancouver this bring Tlrey L. Ford on this stand and for holding Joint local examinations In afternoon. he could tell, for he wa* the man who DANCE IN A. O. U. W. HAUL. HuturU.t inuelc in the Dominion pf Canada, the Nothing adds mort- to veca- per bottle .91.75 BURKE’S DUBLIN paid Ruef. Ford wm Ahe sole witness night. Gents, 5»c.; ladles, free. Associated Breyd^wlll conduct Its own Vtwiew Gregg left on the Princess Vic­ W tlùypâyméntmmmvy. tit course tion-’e pleoettre. . Yntt ’lt. #n- THOMPSONS STOUT, spftfg POdITION In office by young man, used years, and the secretary of the board toria for Vancouver this afternoon. they defy us. Why shouldn't they to auctioneer, estate and builder's office will visit Canada at an early date to joy the raeen »t the Willowe, ...... 91.50 when they know as we do that Tlrey Address Box 218, Times. make all necessary arrangements. Syl- GLENFERN, Admiral Seebree and wife returned to­ labu* for 1810 will be ready for Issue to your trips around the Gulf or per bottle . .65* day after a short visit to this city. L. Ford Is the only man who can tes­ GIRL WANTED to take care of children applicants In August next. Meanwhile, avroHs the Straits—the glor­ BURKE’S DUBLIN tify that he saw the bribe paid? \ during the day. 3886 Douglas St. Jell all Inquiries should be addressed to Mr, Jamee Muir, secretary. 15 Bedford ious B. C. geenery much more STOUT, pints, per Mrs. Arthur Davies. Oak Bay. will not "This I» not the first republic the FINE OLD SHERRY world has ever known." said the prose­ UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY and honest Square, London, England. if you hare a pair of these. receive during the summer months. methods. Wilson s Machine Shorn. 614 per bottle. Sl.OO dozen . . >92.20 cutor. "Other republics have fallen, cormorant street. JUST ARRIVED FROM CHINA My values are unrivaHëd, Mayor Hall Is confined to his home by every one In history has fallen, and per pair, CHOICE COOKING Illness. this one will fall Just as sure as Its WANTED—Extra salesladies, for *pedal Oriental Ivory and Sandelwood Cuiip» PAB8T MALT EX- sale. Apply to-night from 7 to 8. Arthur form of government Is attacked by Holmes, cor. bf Broad and Yatea. Jel7 Rattan Chaire, Table» and other goods'llf SHERRY, per bot­ TRACT, 3 bottles —Notice.—Photographs greatly re­ people in It and Its laws destroyed by all the latest styles and sise*. We have also a large assortment of fine Crepes in $10 to $62 tle .... ,...50r for .. .. 91.00 duced In price until August let at Fox- wealth, greed and corruption. It is WANTED—Experienced clothing sales­ different colors. A full line of Hand- all's studio, 1UV Government street, • the corruption inside * republic that men. Apply to-night between 7 and 8. Bmbwldered SUk Walsta. Piano Covem. Come m and nee my *pe- Arthur Holmes, corner of tiroud and Bed Cover», as well as Japanese Kimm» destroys it, not the attack* from the TRNv Jel? ei«W “Friema - llmoele,” A fine of five shilling» was Imposed on outside." Linen and 811k Waist Patte_m*.- and all a women In London for supplying Intoxi­ colors Petticoats. All customers will ring Bunch’m famous make —, a Here Heney made his remarks EXPERIENCED GIRL wants general our prices reasonable, ea an inspection of cating liquors to a child under five years about George Washington and hbTWrn hoqse Work. Box.211, Times. jel7 our stocks will show. Soilciting your or­ powerful binocular glean— of age. An Inspector saw the womnn COPAS & YOUNG political ambitions. Continuing along kOR RENT—Newly furnished bedrooms ders. which shhll have our prompt atten­ something quite new. Sev. give a baby some beer, against Its will. tion. end thanking you for the i«,t This Is the first case under the Children’s that line, he said: /• •- end sitting room. 1042 Yates St. Jyi? favdrs. QUONG MAN FUNG * CO„ 175 era I other .make* in - theae WINES AND LIQUORS Act. “I didn't want to be district attor­ Government St., P. O. Box 88, Victoria, PERSIAN ANGORA KITTENS, pedi­ splendid and moat aatiafac ney I didn’t want to make the sac­ greed stock, on display at Williams B. C. Telephone 133 Cor. Fort and Broad Streets rifice. T gained the ambition after I Drug Store window, 1106 Government tory priam glaascs, aimply heard Helms' tale and got an insight St.. cheap j*i» unparalleled for a general FULL PROMPT Into the terrible crime» that have been TO RENT—Choice home. 7 rooms, 127 purpose glass. WEIGHT DELIVERY committed to keep this defendant out Government, $30; new house, 7 rooms. 748 “ZUNDRA" of the penitentiary. Crimes of jury Princess avenue, $25; large house, * The Klig of Headache Rcmadlee. WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP. a month ago and stayed on the mat for fixing, bribery and stealing And 1**1 rooms,’1823 Pandora. $2u; new furnished Cure» CaUrrh and Hay rarer. cottage. 6 rooms, $36; 7 rooms, 860; im­ Supplied by the Leading Druggist, , Expert Bye Examination two hours and twenty minutes without flu mil that ambition if God permit» mediate possession. T. P. McConnell, *T 25c A BOTTLE Veneable and Harden Will Meet at either securing a fall. The articles for me to live." cor. Government and Fort streets, up- Satisfaction Guaranteed •tslrs. Jel 7 Recommended and used extensively , Bellingham In July. Heney stopped speaking at 12:30 the match on July 2nd were signed and continued this afternoon. He by the Doctors. I WANT TO SELL two lots on Monterey after the match Jest, .night between gave no Intimation of how long he Ave.. situated 106 fett north ot Oak Bay SIMPLE DIRECTIONS Bellingham, Wash., June 17.-Vlrgil Harden and Rodney Renshaw, In which will talk, but will probably keep up Ave., sise 180 by 126 feet; ten minutes MOISTEN a CLOTH, J. H. LePage Veneable. of Seattle, and Milton Har­ Renshaw was defeated in two straight until to-morrow. from the water front; east front, shel­ with 3 or $ drops of Zundra. Inhale tered. nicely wooded, good surroundings. Optometrist end Optician den, of this city, were last nlght match- falls. Why go * 'half mile south on the low deeply and you get Instant relief. , Wholesale from od to meet on the mat In this city on Veneable ha* also signed "to meet —There wee only one application In land and pay almost a* much as I ask 1242 OOVBRNMBHT ST. chambers before Mr. Justice. Irving for theee? Lots on Oak Bay Ave. In the July 2nd for the lightweight wrestling T.,»m Kelly, of this county, tn a match this morning. In he Fernie. deceased. locality command $1,600 each ahd hard HENDERSON BROS. Corner Yatea. to get. The two lots, 11,500; $340 gash championship of, the northwest. Har­ at Sqm as on June 2*th, Veneable agree­ Cl. J. Prlhr obtaining an order for the YATBS BT„ VICTORIA, B, 0. (Late of ChaUoaer * Mlicfiell'e.) den and Veneable wrestled bore about and $40 * month. Address "Must Hell," ing to throw Kelly twice In an hour. ggle of some real estate. ear e ofT h» Times. in VTOTQbja DAILY TIMM. THURSDAY, JUKI 17, 1908.

FREE IMPORTATIONS FROM PHILIPPINES Everything Ready-to-Wear AU "CAMPBELL” ,. “Vancouver Brand” for Ladies, Misses and Costumes are hand- Finance Committee Amend­ Children tailored from end to end ment Adopted by United ■mil, t AfcWON CtiNTHK." Cement States Senate. IS ESTABLISHED Washington, D. C . June 11—Defeat ing various amendments aimed against NEEDS NO HECOMMENDÀTION the free importation of tobacco and sugar from the Philippines, the senate “Chic” Costumes at yesterday adopted committee amend­ ment* . which will permit the free im­ portation of 800,000 pounds of >ugar. 1,000,000 pounds of ^tobacco and 70,000,- 000 cigars annually from the Islands. B. P. RITHET & Co., Ltd. The Fletcher amendment which pro­ Amazing Prices vided that the present Philippine tariff AGENTS be retained and that the tree importa­ tion of sugar and tobacco be prevented, was defeated by a vote of 86 to 48. Senator Gore's amendment limiting the free Importation of sguar from the For Friday Philippines to two years, was also lost. The vote on the Gore amendment was 17 to 43. Dick's amendment omitting all refer­ MAZINGLY LOW PRICES for beautiful and ‘‘tres chic” costumes; that Hot Weather Beverages ence to tobacco and cigar* in the Phil­ ippine paragraph. was defeated 42 to 41 is the tff-at we have in store for you on Friday, There are seventy-five * WEST INDIA LIME JtTÎCE, pi-r bottle ...... 20* An amendment Introduced by Stone, A of Missouri, providing that all manu­ in all. They were personally selected by Mr. Campbell, and represent the choic­ STOWEB'S LpiE JÜICE CORDIAL, per bottle...... 35* factures of sine be put upon the free EIFFEL TOWER LEMONADE, per tin ...... 25* list, was defeated by a vote of 80 to If. est creations in this season’s costume*. Thu materials arc: Soft summer cloths, LEMON SQUASH, per bottle ...... -...... 25* MYSTERIOUS DEATH. FRUlI^SYBUPt per bottie ...... 20* finest serges, smart worsteds. The colors arc perfect dreams of delicate color Ixindon, June 17. — The1- police SPECIAL are Investigating the death ' of Attce tones, such as: Homb, gray, gim-metat, ultl rose, greens, ete. The jirices rep­ Seymour, who mu ahot. It la said, i-k"* DALTON’S LEMONADE TOW'KKR, per tin ...... •1»*>||thiwhile” 0appearingap In e trick shooting ■ketch with Raven Cody, advertised resent the greatest value ever given t~fl here a. a eon of Col. Wm. p. Cody (Buffalo Bill). Accounts of the .boot­ ing differ. One report has It that the All $26 to $30 values AH $30 td $46 The Family Cash Grocery girl was shot while holding a candle on her head for her playing partner to OQR. TATIS AMD DOUGLAS STS. RHOMB US ahoot at. Another la that she was ahot by the man In theti; lodging.. Friday’s $J5 Price Friday’s Aice MORSE RELEASED 1 ON 2125,000 BAIL CAN WE HELP YOU CHOOSE Former Banker Must Appear THAT PRESENT ' Before Court of Appeals in Oup Aim Is To Give You You are thinking about? Our stock of silverware (which Is always appropriate -for gifts) contains Innumerable articles, any of which October. “Great Value at Small Prices’* would prove a source of great pleasure to the recipient. LEMON DISHES, neat pierced designs, in sterling silver, with cut- glass linings. These are priced at $7, |6 and ...... 15 New York. June 17. — Charles w. ,a.à~ ...... ,'THE SADIES' STORE 1010 GOVERNMENT ST. HONEY JARS of fine cut-glass with top and spoon of sterling. The Morse, convicted of bank wrecking, - spoons are of extra good weight end have gold bowls. Priced at....26 war* released from prison yesterday 'SUGAR SHAKERS, a handsorrte pair, English Hall-marked, in a nice afternoon under I1Z6.000 ball. caser...... ,.127.50 Hr was given hi. liberty upon the LAD SHOOTS MAN IN A look over these and others to be found in our stock will aid you promise that he would appear at the greatly. We are always pleased to show you anything you may wish beginning of the October term of the DEFENCES MOTHER : Linoleums to see, even though you do not intend purchasing. United State. Circuit Court of Aplteal.. which- ha. hie ease under considera­ * tion. The banker » release on ball waa And REDFERN <6 SONS, the result of lengthy" argument, com­ Is Held by Police Pending Out­ Silversmiths and Jewellers pleted by hi» counsel yesterday. come of Victim’s 1009 GOVT. ST. VICTORIA, B. 0. Oilcloths HOW TO CURE FRETTING Injuries. ____ OF INFANTS A fine showing now of Floor Oilcloths, Printed and In­ Mrs. Emma E. Put-leal OI.ee Advice San Francisco. Cal, June 17. — Be­ laid Linoleums. These are That I* Very Valuable. A Good cause he shot a man who is alleged to all high grade goods of the When youaa children and babies have made a savage attack upon hts CADBORO BAY PARK continually fret and cry you can be mother, Georgia Connolly. 12 years old. Best quality. They wear aura In nine cases out of ten there is held at the detention home pending Reflection well and prices are low. For Sale—Waterfront and Inland Lots la pain caused either by wind or acidity the outcome of the victim's injuries. of the stomach. Oilcloths, from, sq. yd..25* IDEALLY SITUATED Writing on this subject from her The lad claim* that John Fennell, white intoxicated, struck Mrs. Coimolly Will always be observed if Printed Linoleums, from, Particularly suitable for residences. horn, In Bedford. Mrs. Perrlval say": -AS a nunp of many years' experience in the face. He stated that he seized you gaxe into one of our Brit- per square yard ...45* TERMS CAM II ARBAKQED J can eay that nothing I know of will a pistol and ahot^en wHj^ae he wm give t*uch splendid results as îfervtltne leaving the home. Fetuven HW at the Inlaid Linoleum, from, per In four drop doses In hot sweetened city and county hospital, suffering from ish Plate Mirrors. water. I once had a earn with baby two bullet9 wounds. Hie condition is square yard .... ,...85* Robert Ward & Co., Ltd. that cried continually, suffered as If 1n serious. We have just received a large .consignment of fine TEL. 146 VICTORIA, B. 0. convulsion.—NervtHne relieved at once, Mrs. Connolly Is the proprietress f have aim used Nervlllne with grand a -small grocery store at t^4ma. the Mirrors in Solid Oak and Gilt Frames, suitable for the effect for crampe, stomach gas. Indi­ prise-fight village. On Sunday, accord­ gestion and atoAach disorders. Poe ing to the lad’s ntory, Fennell entered Parlor and Drawing Room. general household use, to cure the the store Intoxicated, In company with many Internal Ills that constantly the boy’s uncle. William Connolly. Also a nice line of Bedroom Mirrors, all at very mod­ write. 1 can recommend no preparation Fennell became abusive and struck erate prices. aa honest, reliable and economical as Mrs. Connolly twice". The lad declared launch Flttipfts Nervlllne." to the police that he was his mother’s See these Mirrors while our stock is complete. Nurses, physicians, laymen—thou- only protector, and would not see hec TOU SHOULD SEE inda that use Nervlllne every day. all „ay its paln-subdulng, health-giving Fennell, believing his Injuries not to £ .■H OUR STOCK OF LAUNCH SUPPLIESpowers warrant it being kept In every be serious, neglected to have them at­ home. Refuse any substitute for NER- both tended to- He went to the hospital on Carpet Squares and Rugs VILINE. which te sold In large *c. Tuesday, where It Is stated that his BRASS and GALVANIZED bottles by all dealer». arm must be amputated. He admitted Seç-ourbey.. stock of tlicsc goods, including Art and striking Mrs. Connolly. EVERYTHING NEEDED FROM COPPER" THE GOULD CASE. Wool Squares, Tapestry, Brussels, Axininster and NAILS TO MOORING TACKLE WINKS AT CORONER We recommend for Finishing Coat our Employee of Castle Gould Say. He Wilton Squares and Body Carpets. Saw Plaintiff Intoxicated on Two Indian Over Whose Body Inquest Was Occasions. to Be Held, Creates Consternation. ALL AT LOWEST PRICES English White Japan New York. June 17.-Talee of liquor MADE FOR YACHTS Uklah. Cat, June 17—Opening his drhiktng and intoxication again occu­ eyes, and then indulging in a prodigi­ pied the sessions of the Mrs. Howard ously solemn wink, Richard Williams, Gould separate maintenance suit yes­ an Indian who on Saturday shot his SMITH & CHAMPION E. B. MARVIN 8 CO. terday. wWa and then turntnl the «un on him­ Hgrry Turner, an employee of Castle self to avoid arrest, created consterna­ THE SHIP CHANDLERS 1206 WHARF 8T. Qould since 1906. swore that he saw tion Tn ; à locaT ùrt fle rfn kl n g ~"*|f * 1488 DOUGLAS STREET, Near. City.Hall. PHONE 718. Mrs. Gould under the Infiuetice of 12- where the InqUest over hli bodydy was J quor In the latter part of July or early to have been held. In August. 1906; and again In the same Stretched on a bier, and accompan­ condition November 6, 1906. On cross- ied by a hand of walling Indians. Wll- If Plumbing and Heating examination he stated that these wen Tttvms- body was brmight tw UklWh. -Ftvw WOMAN BURNER TO 1 wgjwi n the only two occasions on which he hours later while the coroner was ex­ THE CELEBRATED Should you be in the market foi* a Bath had ever seen. Mrs. Gould when she amining the body, the redskin open­ DEATH IN HER HOME Tub. or any other requisite In the appeared to be Intoxicated. ed his eyes, blinked and grinned. The Plumbing line, our prices may Interest Turner testified that he had never coroner and the undertaker retreated you. A. trial order is solicited. seen Mrs. Gould take a drink, but said Is alarm. Mowers and Rakes that he overheard her tell Manager Stockton, Çal., June 17 —The charred Our experience In Heating may be of Williams was taken to the county Malloy, of Gould Castle, that he was hospital, where he was treated for a body of Mrs. Mcbonald. an aged wo- soro* use to you. Should you be con­ discharged and call him some names. severe wound in the neck. It te MADE BY THE sidering Heating your Home by Hot ptan, was found yesterday *a the ashes On crofs-examination, he admitted that thought he will recover. Of her homestead here, which burned Water or Stêam. call and see us. Our Mrs. Gould had complained because advice coats you nothing. ~ she was not treated as she should be Tuesday night. Mrs. McDonald was a Massey-Happis Co., Ltd. by her servants. OUTDOOR SPORTS AND widow and Uved alone Her house was ZAM-BUK di«'OV«eë in flames. but neighbors You can make no mistake A. SHERET ETHEL. BARRYMORE BILENT. supposed the woman was not at home; in buying these machines, as Every athlete, every ball-player, ev­ Yesterday. morning the remains of the PHONE NO. 629. 710 PORT BT. Actress Refuses to B« Intervie wed- ery swimmer, every canoeist, every they are woeld renowned and Rumor That She Will Desert Froh- woman and her dog were fecund In the roen Not ronftfmed. i man or woman who loves outdoor life the beat on the market. and exercise, should keep a box of ashes. ' Zam-Buk handy. SEND FOR SPECIAL CATALOGUES AND PRICES LUMBER LATH SHINGLES San Francisco., Cal., June 17.-Rumors WILL AHK IMMEDIATE TRIAL. that Ethel Barrythore Intends to desert Zam-Buk Is a purely herbal prepara­ The Bulman Allison Lumber Co., Ltd. Frohman and appear next season under tion which, as soon a» applied to cuts, the management of the Shuberts* the­ bruises, burns, sprains, blisters, etc., Indictments Against F. Augustus and E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd. Lty. 618 Montreal St., Foot of Quebec St., Victoria, & 0. atrical insurgents, are not confirmed sets up highly beneficial operations. A. P. Helnxe Presented In "s,; VICTORIA, B. 0. Mills at Cushion Cove, near Ganges, Salt Spring Island. f6r the simple reason that it is First, Its antiseptic properties render Court. ’ Good Shipping Facilities at Mills and Yard. Estimates Furnished. Impossible to Interview the star. the wound free from all danger from Address all communications to P. O. Box 417, Victoria. Telephone 2071 Since Ml** Barrymore gave out her sen­ blood-poisoning. Next, its soothing New York, June 17.^-Declaring that sational Interview, in which she said sev­ properties relieve and ease the pain. he would demand an immediate trial eral things, which might be true, but Then its rich herbal balms penetrate of the defendants. District Attorney — were not exactly complimentary to the Wise yesterday presented In court the New York smart set. her lips have been the tissue, and set up the wonder­ ful process of healing. Barbed wire Indictment» of Arthur P. and A. Augus­ Despite this condition of affaire, ot be­ scratches. Insect stings, skin diseases, tus Helnxe, Sanford Robinson, Calvin cause of It perhaps. She rumor* have been such as sc sema, heat rashes, ring­ O. Geer and Charles Warfield, who are persistent that the star pines for heavier charged w-tth conâplracy in connection The Taylor Mill Go. worm, babies’ heat mores, chafed roles and that she has promised to let the places, sore feet—all come within Zam- with the disappearance of the books LIMITED LIABILITY* — Shuberts give them to her. Ruk’s power. It also eases and cures of the United Copper Company. Mutin ta I ■ml II. Bash. Dews awl all klafia at BalMtaff MsSsrtM. I < piles. An druggists and stores. * Informal pleas of not guilty were Mill Office ul Tarda. North Ornnnst «treat. Vtetarta. B. * ' Lever Brothers, Toronto, will send yon entered by_£he defendants, who were free a cake of their famous Plantol There are forty publications in the world thjen released’ under $2.500 hail to ap­ f. 0. Box 628. r SUBSCRIBE FOR THE VICTORIA DAILY TIMES toilet soap, U jnu meat,toe Uns pepci. devoted to Esoenuuo. pear neift Monday. VI0T0E1A DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909. —'fr'— fail to discover any corresponding con­ man. it is not Worth preserving at the Sir Robert gave a quite just estimate n ation of affairs. British Columbia has risk of a war which would cost hun­ of the work of the largely independent TIMES AD. CALENDAB the only perambulating law courts dreds of thousand# of lives. Therefore press of Brltalfl. U Is perfectly clear within the bounds of the Empire; Vic­ that he is convinced that hi» party Is If he and his royal brother must meet at a most grievous disadvantage be-; toria Is the only capital against which for the consideration of matter» over cause of it,s weakness1' In newspapers. 100 Dozen Men’s Knitted Ties, JUNE discrimination is practiced in thg vital whlclj they delude themselves Into be­ It ha» a record majority In the House matter of education. The reason for lieving they have supreme control, let of Commons; it ha# a splendid organi­ this state of affairs, we observe, has them do it in a plac*e where there need sation throughout the country; it has On Sale To-morrow never been explained by any of tile literally thousand# of good speakers 17 be no apprehension of assassins break­ loyal Victoria Conservative» when they who frequently present Its claims to ing through. the people; and It has a “front bench” TO MORROW we are placing on special sale a splendid line of new English meet together to eulogise each other In the Commons that ha# seldom been Knitted Ties. These are all of tbe-Four-in-hand style, in colors of brown and Wliat you want to buy to­ and their unapproachable, unconquer­ The editor of the Colonist evidently beaten for ability. Yet it.finds Itself In green, blue and black, purple and green, black and white, green and red, and day it probably advertised to* able . lender, who Is the first member does not exercise a vet y strict super­ an altogether false position in the minds of people who are not closely day. for this city. vision over bis own columns. He argues a number of other effects too numerous to mention. The regular price of these in touch with Its propaganda because was 50c, but to clear them out Friday, q ** When It becomes the ques­ in one part of his paper that there is It lacks support in the prqss, TWO INGLORIOUS VICTORIES. no treaty with the Songhees which the tion of.the hour at to who Thl» Is the opinion of a publicist we have marked them down to...... ^ Zt OC Dominion government is bound to ob­ and a speaker. It is the verdict of the . shall be the successor to your The glorious victories won by the serve strictly in Ma dealings with the platform on the Incalculable value of prêtent cook, the want ad*, McBride government In the last pro­ members of that tribe, while In an­ It# great rival, the press. The spoken will prove tlielr worth to you. vincial elections and by Mr. O. H. Bar­ other columns we find the following wofd may set an audience alight, but It cannot carrÿ across the sea» and nard In the Dominion election of Octo­ cjuotatlon from the observations of the continents. The- Liberal* ot Bri­ Men’s Wash Ties, Men’s Lisle Hose Spe­ ber 26th last were the principal themes Hon. Joseph Trutch, written in the tain would be In far worse plight If the discussed by the Conservatives of Vic­ year 1869: “It Is certain that the tract entire press did not fully report the of land known as the Songish Indian utterances of ils leaders. When Mr, toria last night. These great triumphs ' 2 for 25c cially Priced Reserve was, formerly set apart by Asquith make* a great speech. It ap­ pears verbatim in ever* British paper The Daily Times were attributed chiefly to a perfect or­ the competent authority of the Hud­ of note, and has at least as good an These are juet what you need for Men’s fancy colored Lisle Thread ganisation. A perfect organisation son's Bay Company'» agent, acting on may. according to the point of view, effect on behalf of his party as If the summer. They are made of fancy Hose in checks and stripes, with Published dally (excepting Sunday) by behalf of the Crown, for the perpetual editors of these paper# had given just be interpreted In several ways. From linen and cotton, all white, and are mi TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISH- use and benefit of the Indian» ox that so much of their space that day to Lib­ black embroidered lace work; en­ INO CC> LIMITED. -the Tory standpoint It means a stuffed tribe; and that this land Is now held eral writers. Denied acres* to the specially priced for to­ tra fine quality and a good JOHN NELSON, voters' list arid absolute unscrupulous- Id trust by the Crown, acting under a pres» entirely, no great party could morrow at two for ...... «lag Directe r. nés» in voting every dummy on (fiat live. Even wheh the editorial pages bargain at 50c, 35c and ... Dm,, solemn obligation, as guardian of the !••••••••• »ui oruma mini RW But mi the advantage* accru­ are steadily against It. It is heavily Business! ...... Phor.e 1m right^ of the Indians In this respect.* handicapped, an-l fall# especially to ing from sudh perfection of organisa­ ...... Pbeoe • reach distant audiences» ~ tion would not have been sufficient In SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Toronto Star:—Some days ago we tMnwives to win. .the-elections. The ■vny uniTarj ventured the opinion that wme news-1 Women’s Underskirts By mall (exclusive of city) .... master stroke was delivered on the Ladies’ Underskirts, papers In this province were taking too ...... 0.00 per annum eve of polling in the provincial cam­ •Weekly—By mall (exclusive of ---== seriously the story from Alberts about JOHN BURNS AS ... $L00 per annum paign by that great master of tactics, Special $1.50 Ï2U Napôtésff jr *d*»er. wtfbfW the s*c- the lawless Mormons who.attacked a Special $1.00 man who had gone there"té» reédveiTKts" CABINET MINISTER tfthe/ '«nhomtcéâ" min" jjnpending In­ wife. Such rows have occurred, we aald, A specially fine tine of women's Special agents. vasion of A stifles. There was no more (Chicago Tribune.) These are made of extra good quality Special English representative» T. R. l Where nr. Mnrmnn »aff i-rinwmpri We Moire Underskirts go on sale to­ Clougher, SI Outer Temple, Strand. truth In that procfcmàtlon than There see by the Ogigary papqni thatMor- moire and are specially good bar­ London. W. C. ever has been In anything of political morrow. They are made in colors monlam had nothing to do with this Queer things are happening to John Special Eastern Canadian representative, character issuing from the mouth of of black and navy, made with a gains. They are in colors of navy, E. J. Guy. B Canada Life Building. row. The woman was not a Mortnan Burns, and they Illustrate the ofci doc-' the notoriously in Veracious Attorney- Toronto. nor were her people connected with trine that there's often nothing so con­ deep tucked flounce and all seams green, brown and black; plain fit­ General 'in the McBride government - SELLING AGENTS. that cburch. The Wife rejected her servative as a revolutionary, once he double stitched. Special ^1 Clj gets firmly Into power. The former ting, with deep corded &4 (111 The DAILY TIMES la on sale at the fol­ But the “thing Is to get In, and when husband, the husband tried to get pos­ tbllUU lowing .places in Victoria: you are in to stay in." The end to be errand boy in a candle factory, dock for to-morrow...... • • • flounce. Special .”...... tbliUll Army A Navy Cigar Store, cor. Govern­ session of the child, and the' neighbors gained justified the means, however “walloper.” and labor leader who got ment and Bastion. turned out in a body, gave him some into jail for spouting red flag oratory Gough's Cigar Store, Douglas St. disreputable. In gaining it. The gov­ Emery's Cigar Stand. 903 Government St. rough handling, and threatened all In Trafalgar Square. has become favdr- Knlghfe Stationery Store. 668 Yates St. ernment was in. and It stayed in. In kind» of things if he ever came back Itp minister of the King, and is general­ Vlctofla Book A Stationery Co.. HIM Gov't. the meantime it may be presumed, for to bother her further ly In attendance on him when his ma­ T. N. Hlbben A Co., 1117 Government St. charity’s sake, that the weight of the jesty perform# any public function in Ladies Nightgowns, To-morrow, for 75c Hub Cigar Store. Gov't and Trounce Alley. or near London. * Attorney-General's iniquity pressed K. W. Walker, grocer. Esquimau Road, Captain Tatlow says the McBride It is especially noticeable that when LADIES' NIGHTGOWNS, made of WOMEN’S NIGHTGOWNS, made w. Wllby, lm Douglas St. heavily upon his soul. His health gave government always has been, and Is, the King inspects or opens any great Mrs. Crook. Victoria West Poet Office. way; He is now somewhere in the good quality cotton, with yoke of in slip over styles, with round T. Redding. Cralgflower Rd., Victoria W. anxious to .do all In its power to fa­ public work where tÇe expert knowl­ J. T. McDonald, Oak Bay Junction. Mediterranean trying—we trust not In cilitate a settlement of the 'fconghees edge of a practical man might be use­ all-over embroidery, neck and ful to him. Bums 1» not far from yoke of fine embroidery, neck and Dodd’s Grocery, Beaumont P. O. vain—to. build pp a new conscience and Reserve question. The Finance Mtiv Old Poet Office Cigar (îtore. 1124 Gov't St. improve his physical condition. We hie sovereign's elbow, and it has also sleeves finished with narrow em­ sleeves finished with Valenciennes H. Sehroeder. Menâtes and Michigan St*. later evidently has not read the cor­ become noticeable recently, that they Windsor News Stand, 901 Government St. would suggest a visit to Rome as a respondence between the two govern­ are the bent'Of friendfr. y broidery. Special lace. Special :: Mrs. Beaumont, oar. Bay and Gov’t Sts. possible palliative for Ms complaint. F. W. Fawcett, King's Road and Douglas. ments on this matter' It discloses one “Honest John.’' as he delighted to be Friday ...... Friday ...... Mrs. Marshall, Gorge Hotel, at the Gorge. 1 The manner" in which the Dominion of two things: Either the provincial called In hi# Socialistic days, also is a familiar figure at all the royaj courts Nell McDonald. East End Grocery, cor. election was won Is fresh In the minds government has been determined to Foul and Oak Bay A va. of Victorians. We observe that while and levees and London society 1# united W. Gardiner, cor Pandora and Cook, prevent a settlement or that In the in decharing -that the president of the w. J. Chave, Stanley Ave. and Cadboro the few follower» of the only true po­ matter, as In every other matter re­ local government board In court drees Bky Road. litical faith present at last night's quiring the exercise of ordinary com­ is qqjtè the handsomest member of F. Le Roy. Palace Cigar Store. Gov't St Meeting felicitated each other upon thé government. In fact, John Burns, DAVID SPENCER, LTD. R. W. Bullsr'a News Stand, C.P.R Dock. mon sense, some little Industry and W. J. Cl abb. Cigar and News Stand, Em­ that notable victory, no allusion was knowledge of the constitution. It has ex-Socialist, eepoyting ,a duchess to sup­ per At a court hall is- a sight, which press Hotel. made to the Chief element# In It. the been unable to rise to the occasion. Standard Stationery Co.. 1112 Gov't SL makes jmme q| the older politicians Home Grocery, cor. Menâtes and Niagara forged telegram and other features no smile and some of his old assoçlatèe, The TIMES is also on sale at the follow­ less condamnable. Ordinary decency, Ottawa Free Press: J. 8. Briefly ^Age. if. i- ing places: and J. A. Macdonald were true to the One night h«? left Buckingham Palace Str. Charmer. not to mention common political dis­ Str. Princess Royal. » cretion, should have dictated passing best traditions of Canadian Liberalism after a ball, buttoned his overcoat Str. Princess Victoria. such matters ever in solemn silence. In their protests against Interference tightly over hi# court uniform, and , Str. Princess Charlotte. by the daughter States in the domes­ walked down tit> Thames embank­ S. 8 Whatcom. But if only victories gained by fair ment to where the Salvation Army H. A N. Traîne and honorable means and In the true tic affairs of Great Britain. The man-. Wàs handing out bread and soup -to Thorpe’s Soda Water V. A 8. Trains. interests of this city and this country Her In which Mr. Macdonald forced the' derelicts of London. He took hi# C. P. R. Trains. the withdrawal of the compulsory place in the bread line aqd .the next Ladysmith—O. A. Knight. were to be celebrated, there would be Seattle—Acme News Co., cor. 2nd and few occasions for the leader» and the conscription resolution was a distinct afternoon he exhibited hi* lump of Made from Water Sterilized and Puri­ Union Streets, and at Entrance to triumph for common sense and true bfead in the House of Commons and rank and file of the Conservative party declared thitirWMtf the men who were Poet Office. Imperialism. * ' < Nanaimo—Nanaimo Book A Music Co. to indulge In jubilation. . be1,ng fed nightly hui dMÉi t • 0SR6 Vancouver—Norman Caple A Co., 07 present condition through drink and fied by the Pasteur Berkfeld System Granville Street. WHEN POTENTATES MEET. were unworthy oi charity. This did, Hotel Vancouver. not add' to hi# popularity with the New Westminster-J. J. McKay. White Horse, Y. T.—Bennett News Co. It seem# that when the mighty onei Socialists. Prince Rupert—A. Little. In the realm of administration John of the earth, such as the Kaiser and wa# nothing good In the n>« ,irn- Portland. Ore—Oregon News Ob., H7 ------Burns also has given evidence of .the fnendatton# of the majority that parlia­ Sixth Street. the Csar, hold communion together on “UP AGAINST IT.’’ great change which he has undergone, ment need bother *iil|_ai itit. —7— Bowman Mews Co. and there Is net one among his old San Jose—F. L. Crego. weighty matters of state, the ordinary “Let the ofllrera of the local govern­ To the Editor: May I call the atten­ associate# who. has a good word for ment board who are skilled In dealing business and commerce of the world tion of the public to a circumstance, him Even the more radical members with the poor, handle the matter." he W. S. FRASER & CO. must cease. A British steamer, whose which occurred recently on the passage of. (he official Liberal party declare said. “There Is no need for parliament from Vancouver to Victoria on the1 he is a brake on the wheels of pro­ LIMITED. commander may have known nothing to waste time oft -ft. : We can reform Princess Charlotte? We leftvVancou­ gress. and the. Daily News, the organ the poor law much better... and more NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS about the conference of the crowned ver at 10 a. m. and an elderly lady, *of the progressive wing of the,Liberals, quickly and, efficiently by, administra­ Has damned him a» a ^reactionary. CANADIAN AND AMERICAN heads of Germany and Russia, ven­ who made one of the party, not feeling tive order. " ----- 7^-;-; very well, wished for a cùp of tea. One . When John Burn# was placed at the Owing to the large number of ad­ tured in the course of her voyage with­ This la #hy John Bum* is beihtf de­ of,her friends asked the stewardess if head of jthe lot,*al government board It nounced throughout England as a csar, in the circle set apart exclusively for ditional subscribers being added to she would bring it. She applied to the. was thought he would undoubtedly ap­ and those who denounce him do not the regular routes of Times carriers, the use of these potentates, and was head steward, who sent f waiter to the prove and support the experiments In forget to, mention that after making Lawn Mowers brought up by a round shot, or the saioonman. This was the reply: “As Socialism which were being made by a his speech he entered his high power­ and the liability of missing some, number of boards of guardians and modern equivalent thereof. Luckily It Is half-past eleven she cannot have ed automobile and hurried off to at­ Times patrons are requested to other local authorities.^ Instead of only a common British sailor was in­ It Until twelve o'clockt and then she tend th» King on a visit to Hampton notify the business office promptly must come to the dining saloon.’’ that he announced at the start that “Empress” Garden Hose jured. If the vessel had been sunk, court. *' they fail to receive their paper. The point I want to make is this: if he was there to see that the taxpayers’ In spite of all this raging of the ex­ serious International complications that old lady had requested a glass of money was not wasted and he Institut­ tremist» there 1# no more generally Sprinklers and Sprayers might have ensued, because publie liquor would *he have had to wait till ed a n timber of Investigations which .popular politician In England to-day PHONE 10SS. feeling in Great Britain and elsewhere twelve o'clock, and than pay seventy- resulted In some of the guardian# and than Burns. councillors going to jail for helping is. so tense that incidents which under five cents for It? She did not want a WHARF STREET lunch, In fact, could not have eaten it themselves to public funds. ordinary conditions would be consid­ Then he disallowed all' softs of bill# EDUCATIVE VALUE OF GARDEN­ PHONE 3 VICTORIA, B. 0. It does not seem fair that a man can ING. ered trifling might strike a spark which get the sort of refreshments he wants for experiments about which it could WHAT THEY HAVE DONE FOR Would produce a conflagration. As it at any hour of the day and a w-.inan only be said that they were extrava- VICTORIA. fS, tUiT action of thé Russian torpedo ÏABHdL "' the firmt rijillirari Hfre iiif1iiif'laLtivf; LADY TOURIST. - authorities tov.adopting;* psw value of gardening twenty years ago, ^ Finance Minister Tatlow told his boat will probably be considered only system <>r bookkeeping by which he 1# observes Maud Going, who contributes a necessary measure of precaution. It able to see “at a glance the stale of an Article entitled "Village; Improv- Conservative friends last night that GERMANY’S POLICY. will be followed by explanations and their finance*, just a* a business mam ment" to the June Canadian Maga­ "I sine. Victoria occupied a very large place apologies, as In the case of the late (Toronto News.) can tell how his affairs stand. In_the general meeting* of the cab- At first the enterprise owed Its life » the heart of the government of ' In one of . hi* striking spa tinM Tip has bbeomo reedgnfaefi as one lit grant measure* to th* seal «f fir. which he Is Finance Minister notwith­ thought will occur to mere common years ago the German Emperor said: of the strongest conservative factor* Alexander N'. Maekay. Suiierlntendent “Without the consent of Germany's standing the fact that appearances people who are not 'privileged to wear Cabinet meeting» are supposed to be of Education for No Va Scotia. He ad­ crowns upon their Heads that if these ruler nothing must happen In any part secret, but cabinet minister» will talk vocated nature study and garden work hardly bare out such a contention. of the world.” The Berlin naval pro­ rulers are so fearful of their lives they especially when they are angry, and so ably and effectively that there were I*he McBride administration will spend gramme Is q|ulte In keeping with this I have been Informed an high authority fifty-two school-gardens In hie own ought to stick to the custom of the es­ declaration. elose upon a hundred thousand dol­ that throughout the recent navy crisis province before 1904. In that year the teemed Csar, who seldom ventures forth Sir William Macdonald school gardens lars (If given time) In constructing a Burns was one of the strongest op­ from the refuge of a fortress. It may A NATION'S LAWS. ponents of the “little navy” policy. He were established in all the eastern One to Five Million Feet road from Coldstream to Mill Bay. If be that weighty matters of state de­ stood out for eight Dreadnoughts at provinces, so that Canada can now (Cardinal Newman.) liven further time. It will purchase the pend upon the Csar and the kaiser once, when other ministers who are boafet of hundred# of gardens. A nation's laws are a nation's pro­ mtire block In the neighborhood of the meeting together and exchanging salu­ called imperialists, were willing to ac­ The first school gardens were main­ perty. and have their life in the ly volunteer Institutions due to the en­ tations with each other (upon either cept the demand of Winston Churchill Parliament Buildings. Hence let no nation's sentiment, and where that llvr and Lloyd -Georgs that the programme thusiasm of tine teacher more than to No. 1 Fir or me say that' the government Is dls- hut the popular impression le ing Iniefifgence does not shine through should be out down to r.mr, the Initiative of the school trustees. lembllng Its love for the city which that-state business In these latter days them they become worthless and are • Of coutse all.this did n*>t endear him But since 1964 there ha# been a grant •upports it by electing four Conserva­ Is chiefly discharged by persons select­ put aside, whether formally or on an to his old associates, but the firojst was mining from the Macdonald Rural ed and ejected bjr popular vote for that understanding. yet to cnthp- in the eyes of .the Eng­ Fund, giving an Add 11 Cedar Timber tives. At the. same time It may kk thirty dollars ju> the yearly salal-y of :hat there are some Irreconcilable purpose. Of course It is true that thé lish radicals the unforgivable sin la.td A TRIBUTE TO THE PRESS. question the omniscience of parlia­ the teacher who will qualify fdr na­ Russian Douma i», merely a concession Srits. possibly a few observant Con- ment and the beneficence of parlia­ ture work and maintain a garden— On Waterfront, near Victoria. wrvatlves also, who will point out to foreign public opinion and? that the (Montreal Star.) mentary action a* a cure for every evil and twenty dollars for lat>or, seeds, !hat the advantages of a new road to Grand Dukes are the real rulers of the Sir Robert Perks, an English Liberal, from which the body politic suffers plant» and tools. Ptflses- have been of­ Part Cash. Balance Stumpage. Mill Bay and the enlargement of the empire, and that copgequently a con­ paid an Indirect tribute to the press In John Burn# ha# been guilty of the un- fered for the. most successful gardens the course of a speech before the To­ I rounds surrounding the government sultation between the Caar and the forglveablc sin, and to-day he Is In the province, and In 1004 the first ronto Empire Club the other day. By damned by every çadlcal In England. prise Vas. awarded to Knowlton Kaiser may be productive of important Owners Only. >ulldlngs can hardly prove of very way of explanation to hie audience why At a meeting-the other day. he re lubetantlal advantage to the city of Results. But even these tbinge consti­ outsiders got what he. claimed was an ferred to the report of the poor law Now It Is hoped that th> province will victoria, and certainly will not offset tute no adequate reason for running erroneous Impression of the purposes commission* or. rather, the reports, for carry on the work which the the mu­ GIVE FULL PARTICULARS he disadvantages brought about by the risk of involving Europe lit war. If and principle# of 4he Liberal party, he there wa* a majority and minority re­ nificence of Str William Madconald has said that “the fact was that the Lib­ ■obbltig the capital of the institutions the Csar Is so distrustful of his ipysl port. These documents agreed In only started and vote out of the public FIRST LETTER eral party had no powerful exponent of one thing, which wa» that the present which properly belong to her, such, subjects, as.to believe they gee always funds ap annual grant to encourage the Its opinions 1A the British preto. Near­ system of earing for England's paunors making of gardens around rural vil­ ’or example, as file headquarters of looking for opportunities to assassinate ly all the leading newspaper» were in should be abolished, lock, stock, and lage schools. This has been already tie education*)! institution» and . the him, he should not venture beyond the the hands of the Conservative party, barrel. Borns declared that they were done by Ontario and by New Bruns­ aw courts-of the province. One may bounds where his authority Is exclu- and hence It was that the case for Brit­ both right In that, and then he pro­ wick rn Ontario the department of consult the records of every other pro- slve. His life Is not of more value, ish Liberalism was not presented fairly ceeded to offend the Socialist* by de­ education have- Issued a most practical In tile extracts cabled from the Bçitieh claring Jthat the minority report was a P.O. Box No. 'Uice of the Dominion from Prince fsom the point of view of this demo- and helpful circular, beautifully tllus* pres#.*’ farrago of Socialistic nonsense and to trated, dsatlnfg with the Improvement Edward Island to Saskatchewan and cfatic age, than that of any common ■ Without discussing whether or nf —Lawrt mowers, all’ sises, repaired the Brotherhood of Carpenters and anil adjusted. Waites Bru*.. 6U Fort and Men We are sola events 1er the Joiners, believing that there was room street. * "Miranda"—tha Unset cut rtaee bo enough for both unions, and if all car­ We have been busy in our procurable The cuttlna la deep penters In fhe city were In the one —To Seattle, fast 6. S. •‘Iroquois” furnishing and clothing de­ end perfect, while the finish Ie union It would* be too un wieldly. Van­ leaves dally at 9 a. m. very brilliant. couver had a branctref both the ama* partment that_ we have not gamated society and the Brotherhood «#4—4 —•Do .not forget, mat y mi can gat ~aa given murk emphasis to ‘the : 8PECI4L VALUE “ of Carpenters, and SYçrÿllttnr worked - ROCKLAND express or truck at any hour you may very harmoniously. j wish. Always keep your checks until Ladies’ Glove department, 7-IN. FBIUT BOWL Organizer Dow 1er, of the Carpenter»’ 1 AVENUE you have seen us. as we will save you which, is the largest and best FOR HOO union of Vancouver and the mainland » the 10c. on each trunk you have fa pay assorted stocks on the Pacific district was asked to address the coun- to baggage agen ts on trains and boats. Other trend velue* et W». St.«. cit fie stated that he wan out on an ‘ We will check your baggage from your ÿor ssdfr, email eottnge and 3 Coast, Can’t dwell on the 17.00. C.oo, up lot».». Creero end organising tout.jm toehait. o£ the Bro-— hotel or residence, also store H. See us theriheiod of Carpenter» but he was - large lots ; beautiful building before you make your arrangements. many different style* atfd col­ Huger, very handsome, for I6.W. Cut Glees Lamp, an csnulslte piece willing and anxious to organize car­ site; laces south; a fine buy We guarantee to satisfy everyone on or», but aay emphatically— penter* under all conditions and cir­ price and the way we handle your of work,* 185.00. Our fine stock of cumstance*. and hoped tô accomplish for someone. goods. We consider It a favor If you new Cut Glee#. Is well worth some good before leaving the city. But will report any overcharges or Incivil­ : . EVERY PAIR visit here. nothing could be accomplished with­ Price Very Reasonable. ity on part of our help. GUARANTEED out the aid and assistance of all labor Pacific Transfer Company. See In out South Window 'Phone 249, 66 Port SL men. which he was glad to say had P. R. BROWN Or replaced with new pair. the Cup we are presenting to been promised. MONET TO LOAN. —V. 1 Panetcia OigtH «old Ranging in price from the Rider of the Victoria The Amalgamated Carpenters So­ HU INSURANCE WRITTEN. ciety sent a note to the council saving everywhere. $1.25 Derby Winner next Satur- their union had no objection to the 1130 Broad Street day. formation of a branch of the Brother­ —Just received, a new assortment of hood of Carpenters in the city. The TeL 1«76. Mohair Hats. At the Elite * action of the union wa* highly com­ WHEN USING REAL SOAP mended. -, It cleansea your clothes thoroughly, not only the heavy woollen —Mill wood, et««ve lengths. $1 per Finch & Finch W. H. Wilkerson The council finally derided to sub­ materials, but the daintieat and most delicate- fabrics, without double load; $3-60 per cord uncut. mit the question to the Amalgamated the least injury. Whet* using “White Swan Soap” you not Prompt delivery. Cameron Lumber Co 1107 GOVERNMENT 8T. The Jeweler Carpenters’ Society before deciding to* Phone 910. • start à branch of the Brotherhood of only save- time an* worry., but your clothes last considerably Out Name Benlnd Our Liothlng Is an •15 GOVERN MENT ST, Carpenters. A vote of thanks was longer. It is guaranteed in every way. _ —Our genuine cream puffs are. de­ Important Asset. TVs Tour protection. passed to Mr. Dow 1er for his able and Our Name Behind Our Furnishings Is TeL 1108. licious.—R. Morrison 4k Co., Central Worth a Good Deal to You. Interesting address. Bakery. • The labor temple building commit­ What Does tee reported In favor of purchasing an WHITE SWAN SOAP IS option on a certain lot verv centrally —Try the V. L Panetela Cigar. located with the determination to final —Postmaster Shapespeare would be QUIET WEDDING AT ly purchase the same. They also re­ A LEADER Your Doctor FOR GORGE AND BIO BASIN. g!ad to receive any Information as to commended that an association of la­ t SOLD AT ALL GOOD GROCERS the whereabouts of Mrs. Mary V. Gor­ CHURCH OF OUR LORD bor unionists be formed. Incorporated SternwTAeler leaves Causeway at don, who Is supposed to have been a and canalized at $30 606. This would Also White Swan Washing Powder Say? 2. 4 and 8 p. nr Fare, 10c, or 26c to resident of this city in 1904. allow C660 share* at $5 per share A Basin. special meeting will be held to take ITS CLEANSING POWERS UNEQUALLED. TRY IT —The remains of QuakUtsa, an In­ Mr. J. F. Simmons of Vernon further steps in the matter. The decision of all medicos ia —To Seattle, fast 8. 8.- •‘Iroquois” dian woman, one of the Songhees tribe, The special committee to which wa* leaves daily at 9 a. m. were interred in the Indian reserve and Miss Erskine Joined in referred the question of contract v*. practically unanimous that cemetery yesterday morning. The fus­ day labor on civic work reported ad­ the safest and most whole­ —Garden Hoar, Sprinklers, etc. erai was conducted by the Hana un­ Marriage. versely to the ’’contract system.” and Watson * McGregor, •47 Jotmson. dertaking parlors. recommended that the mayor be re­ some stimulant is good whis­ quested tb call a public meeting to Hacks, Carriages, Single or Double, ky. Many recommend —A unlqus lawn social will be held fully discus* the merits of the two —Ask for the V. I. Panetela on Tuesday, June 29th, at the residence A quiet wedding was solemnised at systems before committing the people Cigar. of W. L. Parsons by the men’s adult the Church of Our Lord at 4 o’clock to a contracting system that year* ago j and Saddle Horses Bible class of the Centennial church. yesterday afternoon, the Rev. Dr." Reid waa tried and proved more than tin- j TURNED OUT ON SHORT NOTICE AT ALL HOURS Whyte & Mackay’s —‘‘Llama” hosiery made from pure, An Interesting programme Is being pre­ officiating, assisted by Rev. T. W satisfactory. A letter from the city soft wool. Every pair fully guaranteed. pared *by the men and a $ood time is Gladstone. The contracting parties cleric. W. J. Dowler. stated that only 1 promised all those attending. a very-small porthm of rhrtr work —------:------7------Term» Moderate ... ------A perfect hose for a lady. Regular*, were Miss XathertHe Olive' "ErstlS Old Scotch sold at 45c and 50c. Special price, 46c would he done toy contract Tht* state­ a pair.—Robinson's Cash Store, 642 —Arrangement» have been made by daughter of -Mr. and MU. Robert Ers­ ment did not seem • to Impress the CAMERON & CALDWELL’S Because of its delicacy and Tates street. • the Vancouver Island Development kine. 766 King’* road, and Mr. John members very favorably, and the gen­ League for the printing of from 16,000 Frederick Simmons, of Kedleston. Ver­ eral opinion was, expressed that It was to 20.006 copies of a new guide to Vic­ softness, given to it by its —All hat* greatly reduced at the non, B. C. only the thin edge of the wedge that Livery Stable toria and Its surroundings. The pamph­ absolute purity and mellow- El|te 1316 Douglas street. The bride, who was given away by would ultimately be driven home let will show the automobile routes to and the people receive a poor quality JOHNSON STREET, Two Doors Above Douglas TEL. 683 Albernl. Nanaimo and other points on her father, wore a very becoming tall- big influence of great age.__ .XIred__suit, of champagne cloth....with of work for their money. The council -•-—•For-" Hlre-Ocron passenger, stx* ISTTilavÜT------7 ------cylinder automobile, cannot be excelled blouse of ecru net, large tub turbon after some further discussion. te­ dded to call a public meeting In la­ Every bottle pf Whyte In any way. R. Gugln_prlard Hotel. • —A rifle match will be held at Clover of white straw trimmed with pink, and carried a bouquet of bride’s roses and bor hall. Wednesday. June 23rd. to Point range on Saturday afternoon which the mayor and alderman will t$e & Mackay’s Special Old —lee Cream Free. Take the labels when No. 1 company will compete white carnation» She was attended by from B. C. Evaporated Cream to any her sister, Miss Eunice Erskine, In a Invited, and asked to show cause and Amateur Athletic Track Scotch ii guaranteed. against No. 2 company. The following justify their action* if they can do so. store where B. C. Ice Cream is sold and team will represent No. I company: very pretty directoire gown of cedar use the labels In payment for Ice green messlalne silk with net yoke and Many labor men and citizens had pro­ Take Notice On sale everywhere Major Currie. Capt. Angus, C. 8. M. mised to sneak in favor of day labor and Field Meet Cream. Label» are taken at one cent Nesbitt, Sergeants Parker. Swarbuck sleeves and Persian trimming. With where whisky is sold. each. • this she wore a hat of green straw with on civic work. That after to-day you win and Smith. Gunners Birch, Porter, The labor temple committee’* re­ Scott and Anderson. pink rose* and carried a bouquet of Under auspices Y. M. C. A. Your licensed grocer —Gibbons' toothache gum acts as a tarnations. port was then considered"In detail, and save your" money and get OAK BAY PARK temporary filling and stops toothache Mr. Noel Chambres, of Vernon, sup­ adopted. The committee was voted better value by buying your can supply you for , —At a meeting held in Institute hall suflldenl rash to obtain the option on Instantly. Sold at druggist». Price last evening the executive of the Vic­ ported the groom, and Mendelssohn’* SATURDAY, JUNE 3«, 3:30 p. m. 16c. • wedding march was rendered by the the lot A circular letter wa* ordered clothes at home use. toria Conservative association for -the sent to all the unions describing the ensbfnff year was chosen. The follow­ church organist» ADMISSION, 26c. A DOMESTIC EYE REMEDY. Miss' Donaldson and Mr. A. B. Bro­ scheme in detail, and a committee ap­ ing Is the executive chosen : Presiden* pointed to, visit the various union* and r. F. Green; vice-presidents. H. F. king, of Vancouver, were thé only out- Peden’s- Full, program of athletic events. Compounded by Experience Physi­ flf-town guests who were present at Ifio ascertain how many share* of stock Bishop. E. A. Lewis and E. E. Lefson; they would take. DON’T MISS IT cian» Win* Friends Wherever Used. treasurer, L-,Talt; secretary, W. Price; ceremony, which was witnessed by the Ask Druggist for Murine Eye Remedy executive committee. J. W. Bolden, H. immediate Yeintfver only. Miss Don­ Tailoring Parlors It Soothes. You will Like Murine. Dallas Helmcken, K. C., J. Brown, J. aldson wore a very dainty gown of blue TROUT AND SALMON silk mull with- white picture hat. An Appetizing Dean. H. Maynard. J. L. Beckwith. R. AT C0WICHAN FLATS 611 PORT STREET —To Seattle, fast S. 8. ‘‘Iroquois’* Hayward. P. J. Riddell. G. Penketh. C. A great many handsome and costly leaves daily at 9 a. m. Luncheon Baxter, C. M. Cookson, H. Fullerton. H. presents were received by the bride. The store of exclusive pat- Maloney, A. McKeown and W. W. The groom’s gift to the bridesmaid was Is' the foundation for a successful —Nothing to compare V. 1 -^erry. . very pretty gold bracelet. Report Received That Fish Are lecna and styles. ptonla.. Wa j,UBPiy.«.YtrytWn* need-. Cigar. Mr. awl Mr*v SIsweww deft ». bibe hold on Wednesday. Juno JJrd. at Kedleaton, Xernon. B. C. days longer. CREAM, EtC !.. RhhftsOtr* Wm ■ Ftnrn. 642" Thl« There are plenty nf-tmtrt ami apHi'ff SOB* AM street * Mr*, nuaael Weaeotfa. at the Gorge. IMPROVED POSTAL çalmon at the flat* and at the mouth FOR PRICES FOR THE BEST TRY No better plare could have been select­ of the Cow Ichan river. That Is the $25.00, $50.00, ed. There are eparlou* grounds ad­ SERVICE IN NORTH new* received from XV. C. Ferneyhough, $75.00, $100.00 joining the water, making It very con­ of the Koksfiah hotel. Sportsmen hav- CE CREAM CL A Y’S i POLICE MODEL venient "for those who travel by boat been looking for the time when the AND $125.00 or canoe. Tht* event will doubtle*. be fishing at that point should be more you can get the delicious See our show window for beat Tel. 101 looked forward to by many, a* It I* a Contracts Let for Mail Carry­ encouraging than It ha* been hitherto I 619 FORT ST. Humber Bicycle well-known fact that what the ladles this spring. While there have been Naples Ice Cream Piano Bargain* on record. of Emmanuel church plan to do, they ing—New Offices some catches made at the mouth of The Strongest Bicycle in do It. The proceed* will help to pay the river -there have been many 'dis­ Here, na«le fresh every day Victoria off the debt on the church. "Opened. appointment*. The news that now’ I* the tithe to fish thçre will be received ! by onr candy expert, in Have you been looking for an un­ THE STORY Of CANADA’S MATCH Fletcher Bros. usually strong bicycle, one that will with gratification by local sportsmen, VANILLA-, STRAWBERRY Houses Built stand harder work and more severe LESS GROWTH. A contract has been made by thye post who will doubtless try their luck there AND CHOCOLATE mi GOVERNMENT ST. testing than is possible, with Ur, office department, for a fortnightly within the next few day*. FLAVORS din ary IdUfCle, no matter • Bow well The *erfcs of articles by Premier* and olatl service to Massctt from Prince There have been some good cate)*** ON THE IJeutenant-Governor* of nil the differ IV We imported » few o# these wtWmg- Kupert, with the Uq(oq gteamsbip jmnde In the upper waters of. the Cow - Try a dish in our cosy par­ INSTALMENT PLAN ret of all bicycles last year f^nd they ont Vrofincèà. which 1* now running Ih Company, and a post ofllee ha* been ichan a* well a* fit the lake. The mf-1 lor», or you i-an secure it in have made fast friend*. They are Collins* la no |e*e Mian a «tory,of ot»ene<1 at Mawett. with Rev. t^ollNon fleufty with that part of the country 1# Strong. but they run as easy as the Canada's matrhles* growth In the paet bulk for your frien.R p. H. Bale ngbteet as postmaster. . -- that it la Inaccessible, to most people. Call and see them. and a pronhery a* In ’ll* future. The A contract ha* also been made with It takes too long to make the round OUR LUNCHEONS, article In the June Wh Issue Is "New the Canadian Pacific Railway 8team- trip in one day, and there are so few HOT COFFEE, TEA AND Contractor & Builder Brunswick In 1«M.“ by Lieutenant- ship Company to run regularly twice a people who can afford the time to go . COCOA Thos. Pllmley Governor Tweedle. • month a steamer to Colilneon bay, out and stay over night. When ‘the new railway 1* built and pawnger ARE THE FINEST COR. PORT AND STADACONA CENTRAL. CTCLE DEPOT. * Ikeda bay, Jed way, Locke harbor, Sel­ CITY LIVERY syn inlet, Queen Charlotte City and trains are running to the lake% then it IN THE CITY iWESS AVE. 1110 GOVERNMENT ST. Skldegate. will be possible to go out and catch a Opposite Spencer'*. Instructions have been issued by the dozen trout, returning the same even- Phone 1140. Board and Sale Stable at Jedomr way.' departA. Slevért,™ent to openpostmaster; °mce* !InThe*. double dally train service on the 1615 DOUGLAS ST. Queen Charlotte, D. G. Beattie, post­ E. & N. Is much appreciated by anglers master; Locke port, W. E. Marshall, and others who like tq go to the coun­ -A- gunner of the Fifth Yietoria West Sopply Stores Singtp- Team, Saddle and postmaster. try for a day’s sport. The afternoon was charged In the p J. E. PAINTER & SON The arrangements are., provisional, train service will be a great conven­ ifiomlng with being absent fit Cor. Esquimxit Road and Gather- Boarding Honsca, OFFICE ine Street ' kut no doubt they will be made per­ ience to many who hitherto found it "df the ltth Instant. No one Phone 18 manent upon the report of the post of­ Impossible to make the Journey on 1325 GOVERNMENT ST. to prosecute and the to CORMORANT STREET groceries, hardware, OFFICE: fice Inspector; while other necessary Wednesday, Saturday or Sunday, and duced written permit».-. h»„ u post offices, which can be served by the H will be particularly attractive to Next to Goodacre. COaTaind WOOD DAIRY PRODUCE granted’by Captain " C. R. RICHARDS steamer, will be opened at an early tourists who have only a limited time wa* dlaiûlasel.. PENNINGTON* WOODWARD veterinary SURGEON. date.''"* at their disposal at this peint. 6 VICTORIA DAILY TIMM, THURSDAY, JURE 17, 1909.

Did You Get Did You Get « T Acquainted*? THE MERRY WIDOW Acquainted ? If not it was your misfortune, but if you would like to become on friendly terms with something that will be to YOU a LASTING BENEFIT TBY Copas & Young, the Anti-Combine GrocersAt the Gorner of Fort and Broad Streets

And you will at once wear THE MERBY SMILE; for anything that you purchase from them you CAN DEPEND ON; for we guarantee everything to be the best value and Quality that your money can buy, and the prices are the same this week, NEXT week or next MONTH. What we advertise we do.

CALGARY RISING SUN FLOUR, per sack That’s the That’s the BROWN SHOE POLISH, per bottle .10# ...... $1.75 Please cut this out and hang it up for _ OGILVIE S ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR. Point Point future reference. per Mck...... '..,.$2.00 PINEAPPLE. Steamer brand, sliced or cubes ROLLED OATS, 7-lb. paper bag...... 35# -PATRONIZE THE STORE THAT’S OUT TO GIVE YOU A SQUARE DEAL= Two large tins for r...... 25# 22-lb. paper bag ...... $1.00 TOMATO CATSUP, Thistle brand, TOASTED CORN' FLAKES, per pkt.,10# SUPERFINE TOILET SOAP, 9 cakes 25# ENGLISH MIXED PEEL, per pound ..15# HERRINGS AND TOMATO SAUCE. Can­ ]>er bottle . f.. . ^■ 10# Five packets for...... __ SAPOLIO, pet .packet ...... 10# MAGIC BAKING POWDER, 12-os. can 20# adian, two tins for ...... - 25# HOGARTH'S PICKLES, 35e per jar. or "3.ÎÀLTA VITA, per packet ...... 10# BON A>1I^ two packets tor ..... ____25# 1 5-pound can .... .90# KIPPERED HERRINGS. Canadian, two tins three for...... $1.00 TRISCUIT, per packet...... « ...... 15# PEARLIN’È, two packets for ...... 25# DR. PRICE’S OR ROYAL BAKING POW- . for...... 25# GENUINE INDIAN CHUTNEY, quart bottle CHIVER’S ENGLISH JAM, 1-lb. glass jars, DUTCH CLEANSER, per tin...... 10# I)ER. 12-os ran ...... 40# FINNAN 1 LADDIE, two tins for...... 25# ...... t:...... so# 'W-pBWrtt can . rfTT.—r. v-s ...... $1.15 two for...... 35# SHREDDED COÇOANUT. per pound .20# COVE OYSTERS two tins for ...... 25# TRAVER’S ENGLISH PICKLES, large CHIVER’S ENGLISH MARMALADE’ t-LEANED CURRANTS, three pounds.25# STOWERS LIME JUICE CORDIAL, JOHNSON’S HfcUÏD BEEF, lb-oz. bottle - 4***, -MM»"irrrr ■ rréTTtT-Tîgà'J. ■ "■ 1- lb. glass jar...... 15# SEEDED RAISINS, large ttS-oz. paeket. = U5c per- bottle or three for ...... $1.00 ...... „.„ . .90# TRAVERS’ WORCESTER SAUCE, TURF. NEW ZEALAND JAM, Raspberry, per packet...... 10# WEST INDIA LIME JUICE, quart bottle SMALL WHITE BEANS. 4 pounds for 25# %-pint bottles. 3 for 7.V...... 25# Apricot and Peach, 4-lb. tin...... ;. .50# COI.MAN’S MUSTARD. 1-2 pound tin. 25# ...... 20# Or nine pounds for .... ; ...... 50# COWAN’S OR BAKER’S COCOA, WAGSTAFF’S RASPBERRY OR STRAW- PURE BLACK PEPPER, per pound , .25# MONKKRAT LIME JUICE, per bott.le, 36c BEST JAPAN RICE, four pounds for. .25# V.-lb. tin ...... 30# BERRY JAM, 5-lb..tin ...... t.'.TS# PURE WHITE PEPPER, per pound..30# and ...... 65#Or nine pounds for ...... 50# TANGLEWFOOT FLY PAPER, box of 25 MARMALADE, Crosse & Blackwell’s, BLUE RIBBON TEA, White Isabel, per lb. CLARK’S POTTED MEATS?, 4 tins for 25# PEARL TAPIOCA OR SAGO. 4 lbs. for 25# double sheets ...... • • .50# 2- lb. tin...... 25# ...... 40# JELLIED VEAL. 1-lb. tin ...... 20# Or nine pounds for ...... 50# PURE GOLD QUICK PUDDINGS, Custard TETLEY ’8 LOOSE TEA. 4 pounds for $1 Two-pound tin...... 35# CREMO—Try it for breakfast— l(Ml>. sack or Tapioca. 2 packets for ...... 25# CORN SYRUP, 2-lb. tin ...... -;...l5# 45^ TARTAN BRAND SYRUP, 10-lb, tin .65# COFFEE. Ground or Bean. Red Seal Brand. ROAST MUTTON. Australian, 2-lb. tin 35# COX’S SPARKLING GELATINE. pkt .lO# LYLE’S SYRUP, 2-lb. tin ...... 15# one-pound tin ...... 25# LUNCH TONGUE, per can..., ...... 35# SPLIT PEAS OR PEARL BARLEY, JELIA), three packets for...... 25# 4-lb. tin...... i ...... 35# CHASE & SANBORN’S COFFEE, 1-lb. tin Three cans for .. .<7. .... ;...... $1 four pounds for ...... 25# ROWAT’S ENGLISH VINEGAR. 14-lb. tin ...... '.....$1.00 ...... 40# JELLIED VEAL OR HAM. per tin.... 15# GROUND RICE OR RICE FLOUR, quart bottle ...... 15# PURE MAPLE SYRUP, Pride of Canada. CREAM, St, Charles, two large tins .. .25# CANADIAN SARDINES. 4 tina for .. .25# 4-pound sack ...... 25# SAFETY MATCHES, packet of 10 boxes 5# quart bottle ...... "....50r REINDEER OR GOLD SEAL MILK, AUBERT SARDINES, per tin...... 10# PORK. BEANS ANI) TOMATO SAUCE. ROYAL SALAD DRESSING, per bottle. MAPLE FLAVOR SYRUP, quart tin . 35# tea tins for...... 25# FRESH HERRINGS, Crosse & Blackwell’s. Clark’s or Armouf’s. 3 tins for ...... 25# 20c and...... - • ...... 35# One-half gallon tin ...... 65# ESSENCES, all flavors, per pottle, 20c. 'J5e two tins for...... 25# SOUPS. Closse & Blackwell’s, all kinds. SALAD OIL. Crosse & Blackwell’a, NICE MILD CURED HAMS, per lb... 18# and ...... 50# SALMON, two tins for...... 25# Per tin ...... 30# per bottle, 25c, 50e and...... '••• BACK BACON, per lb ...... 18# FRESII ROASTED PEANUTS, per lb. .15# NICE ONTARIO CHBBSSE. per lb ... .20# FRESH GINGER SNAPS. 3 lbs. for v. .25# CALIFORNIA STEWING FIGS, 5 lba. 25# We

quite done it yet, second, and May Sut­ Third race—Seven furlongs. Selling. TROUT HATCHERY IN a pin’s head—and in about three weeks in the fish markets, and especially REED BROOKS ton third. Three-year-olds and upward. Value to each tiny white globule has a black from the big hotels, which are now SEND VAIO AND Zcllna, from 4 to 1. was backed down first 1150. eye. This is the fish In çmbryo. making a feature of that delectable BRITISH ISLANDS dish, truite au bleu. to 9 to 2, but did not justify the selec­ Horse and Jockey. Op. Cl. In another three weeks or .so the tiny Sink Spring, Brooks .6-2 3 The flsh are put Into round tin cans tion. Belle of Iroquois only carried a fish hatches out. and for a month more BEASLEY EAST RODE WINNERS Angieface. Voapex ______.. a 10 it- carries about with it in the watar gild .driven off to the rallwu. moderate sum at S to 2, and^Won ill May Sutton. Whitesides .. i 6$ through which it wriggle* the yolk of long as they are travelling—and If they the way. Laura Clay and Escalante got Black Cloud. McEwen...... 10 12 There is Always Brisk Demand the egg from which It came. It looks are not overcrowded—«H is well. The shaking of the cart and the train keep* NATIONAL ATHLETIC JOCKEY MADE GOOD the positions. Footloose. J. H. Smith ...... 3 4 for Fish for the Lakes and like a black and very active thread, Aftermath was the one short one In Alcibiades, Matthews ...... 10 2ft with a black globule attached to it, the water aerkted. But they must SHOWING YESTERDAY a long odds field, and was expected to High Oun. jjjadden ...... 6-2 6-2 Markets. and the globule is much bigger than not toe allowed to stand «till for more MEETING NEXT MONTH win, jBlue Heron, however, took away Vronsky. D. Riley ...... 20 30 the thread. During this period of than five minutes or Ih4 fish will the lead from a good start and held It Time—1.31 2-5. alerte life ati the nourishment is sup­ drown. So It Is of no use to send the fish off like other merchandise. They by half a length. The Minister closed Fourth rave—Five furlongs, plied by the yolk, just as It is In the Selling. In a clearing pf the wood a very must always toe accompanied. Victoria Runners Should Be in t Track at the Willows Was into third place well, and was runrilng Three-year-olds and upward. Value to case of a chicken; only a chicken keeps In good form, but the winner stood a first $15Q. clsar stream of water gushes out and within Its shell until the yolk is ab­ The fish that are to be sold are taken out of their ponds a week beforehand drive well and was landed over the dis­ Horse and Jockey. runs down the valley. The soil Is sorbed. and the ftgh hr ready to face Canadian Champion- Little Slow—Record Op. Cl. and put Into another pond by them­ tance nicely. ^ Belle of Iroquois. W. Kelly .. ..3-2 3-2 peat and gravel, and there are pockets life a stage earlier. tor the Day. The downfall of the favorite In the The fry ponds. In which the little selves. and there starved until they \ ships. . , Laura Clay. F. *elly ...... 6 10 of clay here and there Mitch are useful make the Journey. otherwise they last race sent many sorehead» home Escalante. Lyourgus ...... « 6 for making dams and embankments. fish, having now started fairly on their unhappy. Santee has been looking for career, are. kept and fed, are seined would foul the. cans. In all these On Parole. Anderson . .. 2 11-5 The pool In which the spring bubbles matters unceasing care is the chief a win at a price, and yesterday got In Zellna. J. King ...... up Is enclosed in a thatched shed with wire frames, upon which are laid What Is Victoria going to do about a Reed Brooks cameup several rungs .. 4 »-! thing. an 8 to 1 price for her backers. Which which is always kept dark For the shade# of dried spear-grass. The wa­ in the ladder of fame yesterday when An, Karenina. McEwrn ..30 60 The three kinds of trout raised are representative B. C. track team for the landed the stable-a tair sited purse, Time—1:03 4-5e ■hmp. green, convsrtold growth called ter runs gently through them: they field meet of the Canadian athletl^ he rode four winner» at the Will,ow« in addition to first money. Brook* held the brown trout, the LocïTXeven trout, Fifth race—Six furlongs. Selling. frog-epitRe, which soon rlogs UP chan­ must t>e kept very clean, or the fry the horse well in third position till and the rainbow trout. The last I* championships to be run In Winnipeg track and stamped himself as one of Horses and geldings. Three-year-olds nels and screens, will only grow in will suffer from a fungoid growth. coming round the far turn, There he an importation - fairly recent, from on July 16th and 17th. the meet capable jockeys of the con­ and upward. VaHie to first $150. sunshine, and the head of the stream Which 1* called by the terrible name of raced Merrill, the favorite,, and Miss saprolegnia ferax ; the water must be America. It has curious habits; it Vancouver has taken the matter up tinent Brooks had five mounts for the Horse and Jockey. Op. Cl. i nu,*t *** kePt clear of It Mazzonl. winner of third money, and well aerated, or they cannot breathe; grows a little faster than other trout day and won on Tube Rose, Succeed Blue Heron, >F. Kelly ...... 5 5 All round this shady place the Os­ and hatches out something like three and If their plans mature will send beat both. Santee was easily the best munda regalia flourishes, great yellow there must be no over-crowding, or and Sink Spring in succession, and he horse. Aftermath. W. Kelly ...... 3-3 1 months later. It Is of doubtful value M' « "--nnell. sprinter; J. H. nnd D. Gtl- Little Minister, McEwen ...... 10 15 kingcups grow In the open, and in the they will suffer from gill fever, which, was not mounted in the fourth ; was Since the settlement of the racing If It once starts, will run through for stocking, for after two or three lls. weights; Elkins, one-mile; Shearer, Lord Rosslngton, D. RUey .. so 50 cool, peaty soil bamboos, asaleas, spi­ beaten on Prestige Ht fifth, and beat community in their permanent quart­ pond' In no time and create fearful years it "goes -to -the-bottom of a lake half-mile: Chandler, 15 milea La Tarant», I. PoWell ...... 3 4 raeas. and scores of beautify aquatic or river and in some mysterious ways a field of eight in the mile on Santee, ers at the track they have formed law and semi-aquatlc plants run riot, some mortality. They must be fed little and The Vancouver committee also In­ and protection orders, and have now Saraclnesca, W. Powers ...... 4 6 disappears altogether. There Is a lakf which he landed home at 8 to 1. The Ray Bennett. J. King ...... 8 8 placed there for use, some* for beauty. often—In fact, every two hours. clude Valo and Beasley, the fast Vic­ Instituted a fire brigade qervlce. The The feedlnfg Is done in this way: In Bosnia which was heavily stocked a Kelly brothers were responsible for the Prestige, Brooks ...... ; is 15 The water flows out at the rate of few years ago with rainbow trout, and toria Y. M. C. A. runners, as repre­ other two races, winning one each. local brigade has advanced a chemical 120 gallons a minute. It keeps an even Liver and Sea mussel are chopped very engine, 600 feet ‘ai Water hose and 250 Sonalto, A la He ...... 8 10 now there is'not one to be seen. sentatives of B. C. amateut- athletU*. . The attendance yesterday was again temperature of about 48 degrees, sum­ fine and put into a small Inverted cone feet of chemical hose. Fire Chief Davie J. R. Laughrev, J, H. Smith .. 20 20 The value of the rainbow trout for I for apslnts and junior events. in the thousands class, and the popu- Time-1:18 2-5. mer and winter; and to breed trout of perforated sine on the end of a .JEiiLsLttS JSSMJ,»-jyl4en«q 6*. yesterday morning assembled the im­ stick. This simple apparatus Is shak- market purposes would be great if the The Victoria.Y. M. C. A. ha* taken promptu brigade -*r the track wmf gwvw X9.VL continued support accorded by local pH-xth- rare—Om^ mite.-' SeTnnX. Fotrr- flow and an even temperature. ' It ls >n «ëKHÿ TJ'ind fro under' the matter u^through^lîs physical dt~ the members the first, lessens of “How right time Rut the law. in till* rc- residents, in addition to the. Seattle year-olds and upward. Valuer tq first led through cemented channels ~ and the One fragment* of food float through ” * (rector, and is anxious to see what can lo fight fires and win.” The plan Is | $150. »pect, if In no other, is “a has».” contingent whicQ is Just now beginning tarred; jgooden troughs, here and the mesh, and the busy little fish be done towards giving the fast Vic­ Horse and Jockey.------Op. *cir swnrm about It and go away again to Other trout hatch out at Christmas, to make itself apparent at the track. there, to and fro. through a chain of an.l ili- vis from No­ toria boy* the chance to brlqg ba< k The extending of the betting ring WU1 liken Cpmpfctepcj trials are held fianJae.-.Bataks ,..,riTr. * tittle -stew-ponds where the fry are «row almost visibly. every mornTng. T vember to February, thirlng tbts time to the Capital ratyyeonw- »f-'tM*fCan­ Merrill. J. King ...... 3-2 l Some grow faster than others, and be completed for Derby day, and a kept, through bigger ponds where the the rainbow trout is in good condition, adian championships. . The various races yesterday finished Miss Mazzonl. W. Kelly .... . 3 4 those who reach the length of an loch Some time ago the officers of th%) couple of additions to the layers of odds older fish lurk under the shelters or but cannot be sold. A month or two will take- the blocks. One change—took with the horses in the following order Willie T.. Anderson ...... 15 20 work sad havoc among their smafier .in each: __ _ swim abeut in the open; through later, when it ought to be enjoying • C. A. A. U. signified their Intention ot— Place yesterday in the ring. Smith get­ Ripper, D. Riley ...... 15 30 brothers. So they have to be careful y weedy beds where-fresh-water shrimps, close time of It* own, there is nothing providing the expenses of a B. C. team, ting down for a rest after three days First race—Four aju|,a hhW furlongs. Bye Bye II., Quay ...... 6 8 water-snails, water-lice, water-fleas, separated from time to time. When to. prevent ita being sold. and if this la adhered to the team as of adverse conditions. Selling. -MatdBfi ïwo-year-àlds. Value Melar. Jahnsen ...... 20 30 and other insects are encouraged to they reach two Inches this youthful outlined will probably go. to first $150. The track was slow yesterday, and Joule K, Hobart ...... 5-2 1 breed and increase to make food for cannibalistic habit drops from them, There is, however, no certainty of Horse and Jockey. " Op. Cl. MANAGER ANdIfMTCHER the times were all away behind. Tube Time—1:48 1-5. the fish. It» flow can ' be regulated and they behave with more self-con­ the eastern money coming through and Tube Rose, Brooks ...... 3 1 Rose In the first race picked up the in pace and volume, or shut off alto­ trol. the local men Interested think Valo and Otranto, Anderson ...... *4-6 n*lO position, coming into the straight and LACROSSE. gether. so as to admit bf a pool or To take them up from the ponds a ENGAGE IN FIGHT Beasley should be supported locally and beat Otranto and Maternus for the Maternus, W. Posters .. 4 5 cemented pond being cleaned out. In bent glass tube is used with an india- without outside assistance. front position. Alarmed, J H. Smith ..v... .. 15 15 . •%. JUNIORS TO MEET. the upper part of the valley its course rubber tube at the end of it. The It win mean a whole lot to the city Risky. J.- King ...... 10 25 Zlck Abrams, 50-20-10, surpised the The Victoria West and the Olympics, 1s perplexing and runs all ways; fur­ water Is sucked in and the fry with it and province generally to have the pick field at five filiiongs by taking second Earlene, Whitesides ...... 15 20 ther down It flows straight through a or the eggs that you may wish.to ex­ El Mollno, W. Kelly...... $ iff two junior lacrosse teams, will meet Raymond of New York Na­ of western athletes entered in the na­ jnonyr ISfom the 'favdrite. My Choice, long chain of pond», but even here It amine. Like all the apparatus of a tional championships, when star ath­ Time—: 58 3-5. = . which pulled up lame in third. Succeed, to-night at the RoyalAthlet)c ground. can be turned aside and those ponds fish hatchery. It Is simple and prim I- tionals, Thrashed by letes from all parts of the Dominion a low price horse, was ahead at the Second race—Five furlongs. Selling. The Victoria West team is; Goal. Qeo. ■ npfttod '. SSlijSSlrS finish and was piloted, round by Brooks. Thr.ee-yeatvold* and upward. Value to Rowe; point, E. DatfèyfViver point,”R. Near the spring, where the chain of With »o many danger* attacking McGraw. Sink Spring, after bis promising run first ftfO. Wachter ; first defence. Geo. Vorkle; pools begins. Is the hatching house. It their entrance into life and their early athletic field. It helps to advertise Friday, was backed into second place Horse find Jbckey. . Op. Cl. Is empty now, for the brown trout and experience of It, It' Is a triumph of care Victoria, and It is confidently expected in the betting to win yesterday, and Succeed. 'Brookjfe^fe. f 10 second defence. W. Lee; third defence, the Loch Lèven trout hatch out at and watchfulness to bring twenty per (Times Leased Wire.) that when the local committee make» justified the selection of those who Zlck Abrams, W. Powers ...... 50 50 J. Shakespeare; centre, L. McBeath; Christmas, and the rainbow trout about cent, of the-flsh to yearling else. They Pittsburg. June 17.—"Bugs’* Ray­ the appeal to the general public the liked him better at the distance than My Chdtce.'D. Riley ...... l 4-5 third home, A. Todd; second home, J, March. But à few months ago It was are so prolific that It I* easy to im­ small amount needed will be re4kdlly May Button and High Oun. High Gun Taunt. W. Kelly ,...... 4 5 the centre of all the meticulous indus­ agine how enormous Is the mortality mond, the eccentric pitcher of the New subscribed. in the last few moments was backed Todd; first home, Luts Plumb; outside Semprofile. Coles ...... 20 , 20 try of the hatchery. yhere hatching aiftl growth are an af­ York National League team, carries a down from 4 to 1 to 5 to 2, but made Forest Rose, McLaughlin ...... 15 * 20 home, J. Kennedy (captain); inside The water Is let in near the roof into fair of unaided nature. Incessant and split lip and other Injurie» to-day a* BASEBALL. n9 show In the race, after getting away home, Harry Popham; first sub., O. Oeo. Kllbrôn;, Matthew! 20 20 a wooden trough, and thetree divided minute pains are the chief desiderata last. The order was: Sink Spring. the result of a fistic argument with MAY SUSPEND PLAYERS. Water Thrush. Bedell .7...... 10 10 Rowe; second stÿx, Ed. Popham. tn,to runnels which pass through the In trout breeding. ' It I* a matter of Angle Face, that has been wafting to Manager McGraw while the team, was Santa Crus. Cal., June 17 —President Sid Sliver, J. King ...... 6 8 The Olympics will be represented by: hatching trays, with their perforated daily, almost hourly, attention. When do something for two weeks and hasn't Time—1:02 4-1. en route from Clnclnnatt yesterday. Herman, of the California State Base­ Goal, A. Redgrave; point. F. Redgrave; sine bottom* and sloped ends, and outthe chain of pond* and the necessary ball League, before leaving for Hen —__ _ I _ A _ J_1_ Ak. — «In AAëm^A% wwa TKx* simple. I ra •. I — buildingski.lljlnau and• n J apparatusannflpfltlla KlVAhave McGraw reprimanded Raymond tor cover point, A. Knox Xcaptaln); first •gain to Join the main stream. The 1 «> stated that If the been constructed there is little expense the latter’s conduct In Cincinnati, and defence, S. Levy; second defence. E. female fl*h are taken with the hand rowdyism that has marked the le and their eggs stripped from them Into attached to the Industry, and the labor a" lively fight followed. Wr­ 70 Years with Coughs and Colds ColUnge; third defence. T. Fagallas; contents during the past month is • basin. ‘Each fish given about * required is small. Said McGraw to-day: “I did not want tinued, the official* will have no a centre, T. Baker; third home, K. Row- When the fl»h come to yearling sise iter­ We hive had seventy years of experience with Ayer's thousand eggs, and wild fish give more to ftne.IJaymond. so I Just administered native but to suspend the guilty play­ bottom; second home, D. MvBrady; healthy spawn than those bred In cap­ the returns begin. They can he sold Cherry Pectoral. That makes us have great confidence In It for a little chastisement.” ers. Herman said that the officials first home, L. O'Brien; outside home, tivity. The eggs, are washed and im­ for from £10 to £16 per thousand, were determined to put a stop to the coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. Ask your according to sise. Two-year-old A*h Raymond say* McGraw attacked him B. Brady; insl<$e home, H. Charlton; pregnated in the same way from the umpire -baiting. own doctor what experience he has had with it. He knows. He can male fish. cost from £40 to £60 a thnjpwind. without provocation. The two men ap­ advise you wisely. Keep in dose touch with him. reserve*. R. Beyan, A. Sweeney, I* Four or five thousand eggs are put They ate bought to .stock lakes and peared on the field yesterday afternoon, Ure. ' "" " into each tray—they are no bigger than rivers, and there is alwa>$ a demand apparently reconciled. 's»» »Ho P»»' t.» J*~ ■ VICTORIA DAILY TIMM, THURSDAY, JUNE 17. 1809.

lty,' endeavoring at t|ie beat to keep SPIRIT II. WILL MEET LADYSMITH AND up their wickets, one. sees Mr. Mac- SIHfUOHT Laren scoring with ease and confidence THE ALEXANDRA at the other rfnd. as though he were NANAIMO TO MEET playing Tin , the truest pitch. Yet, though he appreciates the admiration New Arrivals n ■ ------of. the ferowd. no one has been less In­ Seattle Built Yacht Again De­ BIG SOCCER BATTLE fluenced by It than Mr. MacLaren. He feats the Rival at has . his n-hernc of campaign, and no barracking can make him alter It. To Everett FOR CANTEEN GROUND quote again from Mr. MacLaren'a ar­ ticle on captaincy: “A captain must command the re«|>ect of hi* men, and At the New Shoe Store know all about each man on his side, (Times Leased Wire.) Final of Hard Season to Be not only from a cricketing point of Everett, Wash., June 17.—The second Played Here Sat- ' view, but also he must know how to trial race between the Rival,- of Ever­ We Have This^Week Received a Large treat each man Individually. In fact, ett, and the Spirit IL, of: Seattle, was ÂI EXPERIENCED HOUSEWIFE he must get on the right side of hlS urday. much more of a success than Tues­ men.” A difficult task this, but one know» that Sunlight Soap • Consignment of New Shoes which the writer fulfilled to the letter, day’s drifting match. The Spirit was moon» a wonderful saving ol for no- English captain has ever been again winner by about IS minutes, but time and labour In bonae- After one of the longest and hardest so thoroughly popular with his men. she was pushed by the Everett boat OWING TO THEIR LATE ARRIVAL, OUR SELLING SEASON IS CON­ » soccer seasons on the Island In recent whether on the field or off. and this is, In a much more consistent manner 1th hot or cold years, the championship 1» at last to after all, the highest praise. yesterday than on Tuesday. The breese gets the dirt SEQUENTLY SHORT ■; be "played. The competing teams are which the Rival’s supporters had been ell ew'frlcUy and without Nanaimo and Ladysmith, and the game demanding was in evidence yesterday, lo|ury ss Sunlight Soap. RESULTS OF GAMES We don't want to carry these lines over, so we therefore place them on the mar­ will be played Saturday afternoon at but even under the more advantageous Use It the Sunlight way. the Canteen grounds, Esquimau.___ J conditions, the Seattle boat proved ket at substantially cut prices. Nanaimo and Ladysmith have met IN BASEBALL LEAGUES fcienwif. to be much the classier yacht, Follow the directions. twice already outside the regular and gave one of the prettiest .exhibi­ schedule and have so far been unable tion» of sailing ever seen on Port Gard­ to decide which is the better team. At (Times Leased Wire.) ner waters. The Rival, however, show­ the end of the championship scries the ed that she Is a good strong-breese Rlesch, San Francisco; A. Stebrlch, Er­ DO NOT THESE VALUES CONVINCE YOU ? team» stood level- attain and a deciding NO HT 11 WESTERN, host, for on the last leg of the coarse, nest fiehmtot. Portland; U-H. Allen. Che- match had to be vailed. Spokane, June IS.—Scores were aa fol­ when the yachts had rounded the stake mainus: J. T. Cool. Vancouver; Dr. Davis low; TMe was arranged at U*a league H E it to the west of Hat Island, the and wife. J^.IL Trusty. d. New Lon and meeting In the Drlard. hotel Saturday K. Spirit’s time was 39 minutes and 28 sec­ wife. Seatle; John Shield, Vancouver; J. MEN'S BOOTS, in all shapes and MEN’S TAN CALF OXFORD Vnnrouver ...... 6 > S RVKnus. Duncnn. June 6th last, and as the constitution Spokane ...... 4 41 onds. while the Everett yacht came styles, genuine Viei Kid, Choco­ SHOES, straight laced or two calls for the deciding game, if any, Batteries—Engle and Sugden; Holm and home In 18.10. The breese was much BALMORAL lo be played on a neutral ground of a Spencer. fresher on the last leg than earlier ■’■In Cha* Beadle. Eustace Smith. Vancou- late Kid. Box Calf or Tan Russia straps and buckles. Goodyear club afflllatel with the league, and as Seattle, June IS.—Scores were as follow: the race. er; Mrs. Ritchie. Mis* M Toison. Mas­ Calf. Goodyear welt aud McKay welt soles. Worth $5 an' nr Victoria United Is no longer affiliated R. H. E. As a result of yesterday’» race, the ter C. Toison. Ganges: Misa PhiUippa* ____ the mm went to the only remaining Seattle, ...... S * 8 Spirit II. was selected as the Ameri­ WoUey. Cowlchan: J. A. Kyle and wife, sewed. Worth $4.50 and $5.50. Put Price ...'.'Mil 3 league ground, that of the Esquimau Portland ...-...... â 4 4 can representative to sgll against the Vancouver; > Crltchloy- Sidney. Batteries—Thompson and Custer; Ktn- and $5.00. Cut Price ... $3.45 ^*1 team at the Canteen ground. Canadian boat Alexandra. Oapt. Gold­ J" VICTORIA. r •ella. Plnnnnve and Murray. finch and the crew of the Everett yacht LfT The rivalry betwfen ^the contesting Tacoma, June 16.—Scores were as follow: to-day expressed the opinion that *****»> WOMEN’S OXFORDS—.High grade elevens has all the season been Intense ; R. H. B. J. Addison. Csleary; C. P. .Reid. Kam­ : and Rattirdays ganre wit! be ÿiayctt er “Aberdeen .. .~r~v~rv>,»,rt— S—4 Spirit would defeat the Alexandra. loops; A.H. Kbd*«. F. O. 8te»te. W Mat- WOMEN'S BOOTS—Superior qual­ shoes,, come in Viei Kid, Chocolate boiling point from the et rt to the end. Tacoma ...... ;. 2 3 .1 terson. A. Cook. Vancouver; Jo«- Hale. J. ity Viei Kid, Blucher Boots, blaek Kid br Gun Metal Calf. Narrow About the middle of the season when Batteries—Ovltx and Kretts; Raker end STANDING OF CLUBS H. Hale, Ogden. Utah; N. Burnikell, Mrs. — things looked good to Nanaimo several Sheehan. M. BumlkeU. Chae. Lt. Mrs. Cha*. Lee, or tan, light or stout soles; smart, aud medium toes, light ami stout — of thetrptayer, for various reasons left > ■ 1 emt:—— Chas. Pariions. Van. «.uver. Geo. McMIl- - Nanahnb temporarily, ami tho team Portland. June 16.—Scores were es fol­ IN BASEBALL LEAGUES hm.- Chleago; K, W. OuldamlUv, Vaneeu- dressy lasts; cannot be repeated Goodyear welt and McKay sewed suffered in Its contests. Later when low : ver; W. Warne. Sidney; E. W. Ornyblll, $4.00. Cut soles. Worth $3.00 and R. Hi E. V'ancouver; A. Andc-raon. N. Vowell. Be Ladysmith began to make It felt the attle; H. D. Clarke, San Francisco; F. J. championship was going to that town, San Francisco ...... 6 8 * NATIONAL Price ...... $3.50. Cut Price ...... Portland ...... 6 3 1 Carter, New York. Nanaimo got together again and put W. L.P.C. Batterie»—Browning and Berry; Druhot, QUEEN?. a team 1n the fletd that upheld the Pittsburg .... . 35 13 .721 Carson and Fisher. .33 18 .640 honor of the coal town and also the Chicago ...... A. J. Bayer. Seattle: A. P. Larson, Oak­ San Francisco. June 16,—Scores were as New York ... .24 20 .548 best traditions of Island football. land; T. J. Evan*. Seattle: J. Klnnear. CANVAS SHOES follow: - Cincinnati ... .27 21 JBt Chemalnue: F * Ffhipton ,* Duncan ; MfiSf Ladysmith wiTOiowTse "behind fn per­ R. H. E. Philadelphia . . 22 23 .481' Oakland...... ,...... 2 5 Grace Rule. Tacoma; Arthur Beaurhem. fecting her soccer organization, and St. Louts .... .2» 21 .4SI ('obble Hill: H., Telford. E. A. Telford, Made of good quality brown canvas, reinforced with tan leather toe caps, coun­ turned out a couple of surprises when Lo* Angeles ...... 0 1 0 Brooklyn ...... 17 30 .362 Shawnlgan 1-ake; J. J. Card. Ganges Har­ ters and trimmings, warranted solid leather outer soles— *= she met Nanaimo in the championship Batteries—Bolce and Lewis; Hosp and . 13 32 .289 bor; Oeo. Steeie. Nanaimo; Thomas Bey­ series. Both teams are working as Sizes 11 to 1 ...... 85* Sizes 2 to 5 ...... $1.00 I-oe Angèles, June IS.—Scores were as AMERICAN. lis. Beattie; Fred. Marvott. Archie Swan­ hard as winning teams-can and both follow: t* P.C. son, E. Anderson. Vancouver: J. Odonall. MKX’S SIZES. 6 to 10...... ,...... $1.25 .. —ill l — ~ .. nut 111, thp Nelson; C. E. Dearden. Princess Beatrice; will crime nrrr nniuru»» '*1* *■*** R.H.H. Detroit ...... 3» I* ,«zs best game they can and with the full Vernon 7 M 2 Philadelphia ...... 27 19 .587 J. Stetson and wife, Seattle. determination to win the 1908-8 cham­ Sacramento ...... 6 12 0 New York ...... 23 21 .623 pionship of the Island. Batteries—Schafet and Kinkol; Baum Boston ...... * 28 .821 WEATHER BULLETIN. Both Nanaimo l$nd Ladysmith are and Byrnes Cleveland ...... 23 23 .500 PLEASE NOTE ! AMERICAN. Chicago ...... 21 23 .477 Dally Report Furnished- by the Victoria talking of going to Calgary! after the Bt. Louis...... 19 tl .413 Meteorological Department. People’s Shield this year, and If one Philadelphia. Juee 16.—Scores were as Washington ...... 18 » .31! THAT EVERY PAIR OF SHOES WE SELL IS POSITIVELY GUARAN­ *«team only goes it wlll.be ,the winner follow: PACIFIC. Victoria, June 17.—5 a.m,>+Thé barometer TEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED. z of the game at the Canteen grounds remains comparatively High along the Phllsdelphia ...... 5 9 » Saturday next. Ssn Francisco ...... 51 28 64< Coast and fair wéaaher l* general. ’Rain For this reason there Is additional ln- Detroit,...... * 8 1 le falling In Eastern Wn*htngt*»n and Batterie*—Bender and Thomas; Mullln Los Angeles ...... 43 83 .661 *■» V terest In the game which with- the and Stanage. Portland ...... 37 34 .521 local thunderstorm* have occurred In tbs THE ADDRESS IS championship decision It the Washington. June 16.— Scores were as flacranseeto ...... 37 35 .811 prairie provinces. most important soccer of the follow: •Vernon ...... 39 44 .891 R. H E. Oakland ...... 27 » .361 For 36 hour* ending S p m. Friday. Washington ...... 2 T . 1 NORTHWESTERN. Victoria and vicinity—IfMv.rate to fresh CRICKET. St Louis ...... 3 8 2 W. L P.C. southerly and westerly wind*, generally Batteries—Qmith, Graham, Hughes and fair, not much chang* In temperature. ANGLO-AMERICAN FOOTWEAR CO. Seattle ...... 42 IS ,766 o FAMOUS ENGLISH CAPTAIN. Street; Waddell and Stephens. Spokane ...... 39 30 Lower Mainland—Light to moderate In a sketch of A. C. MacLarvn, Eng­ New York. June 16.—Scores were as fql Vancouver ...v ....X...... 28 30 X488 wind», generutly f»ir, i.djgrueh change in 623 JOHNSON STREET. Between Government and Rroad Streets. land's famous cricket captain, the Lon­ h>w: Aberdeen ...... ft 31 .47$ temperature. don Mall sais: R. H. E. Portland ...... 27 31 Report*. Cleveland ...... »... 4 9 Tacoma ...... a...... *...... 81 87 Victoria—Barompqrr, MF WmpetHtura. r Of Mr. MacLaren*» doings with the New York .X...... 1 g- bat a~ volume might" be wfilTeh. ahcTfite 50; minimum, ikh vcmd, 1 mllee S. W.; rttln, Batteries-Young and Easterly; Doyle, .61; weather, clffudy. 424 for Lancashire vs. Somersetshire at Warhop and Klelnow. New Westminster—Barometer. 30.04; Taunton in 1896 'Still stands as the high­ Boston. June IS.—Scores were as follow temperature. 50; minimum. 48; wind, calm; est, Individual score on record In first- R. H. E. HOTEL ARRIVALS rain. .01. weather, cloudy. . class cricket. Perhaps, however, the Chicago ...... S ^ Nanaimo—Wind. « miles E.; weather, best thing hé ever did was his 140 at Boston ...... 4 9 cloudy. Nottingham for England against Aus­ Batteries—Sutter. Walsh and Sullivan; Kamloops—Barometer. 29.94; tempera- Steele. Arellanee and Carrigan. DOMINION. tuH. 56: minimum. 86; wind. 6 miles S.; Advertise in the Daily Times tralia In 1906. On that occasion the NATIONAL. Geo. E. Griffith. Venéouver; Mrs. M Me. nlnjialy ------selection of Mr. MacLaren had been - - Knnata. Sidney r -Mr-arnfMrir yoTin~R>ïar " - -very-adversely cHtletsed.-awl that was Chicago.' Jxm< aprecocTous Harrovian Indeed. — —-j ^Pittsburg, June 16—Ekoree were aa foL Mr* Blaek*tde K Bak^r. 86r. and Mrs. V Hawe*. M16s Hawes. Vancouver; J. R. It Is not. however, with his prowess R. H. E. McKInnell, Nanaimo; Mr. and Mrs W. T. with the bat that we are chiefly con- New York ...... 8 13 3 Smith. Seattle; John Savage, Westholm*; ‘ cemed at present, though I fully ex­ Pittsburg ...... 10 2 C. Mowat. Ganges Harbor; G*oj R Mon­ pect to see him make some useful Batteries—Mathewson and Meyers; Le.i- ro*. Boston; Albert Lowe, Mis* N. Vane. WATCHING THE WHEAT I scores in the test matches. It Is his fleld. Laever. Phllllppl and Olbeon. Vancouver; Arthur Subert. New York; B captaincy that couperas the cricket- Cincinnati, June 16.—Scores were as fol­ Maher, C. W. Amee. E. B. Ulats, Beattie; loving public mbst. Mr. MacLaren's low: W. P. Farris and wife. Denver. Col.; J. special talent lies not only In thorough­ R. H. E. Roberts and wife, V'ancouver; T. Murphy. Cincinnati ...... 1 6 0 Seattle; Edwin Hambley and wife. La.; ly knowing and understanding hin own Philadelphia ...... 7 16E. 2 8. Moore. R .TurnQUls and wife. E. E. |hen and making them trust him 1m* Batteries Kromrnt, Bpwgn,. Dubuc and. Frazier and wife*. Mias Florence Frasier. plleîtèîÿ. bot àirifi WIT "Thoriiugft Me lean ; Moren and Dooln. Seattle; Wm. Allen. E. J. Hiilton. Daven­ HE ninth crop bulletin, issued OOD TIMES on tho prairies knowledge of the styles and tactics Bt. Louis, June 16.—Scores were as fol­ port, Wls. : Oeo. W. Ixiwery. Lincoln. of those opposed to him. He Is. per­ low: Neb.; Gep. E. Griffith, Vancouver; Mra. • by the C. P. R. on the 9th mean good times in Vic­ haps. the greatest ''shot-blocker” who “ R. H. E. M. McKensle. Sidney; John Reid and T G has ever captained u side—tha^ Is to 81. Louie...... ;...... 6 13 8 wife, NeW Westminster; Mrs. C. M. instant, is the -most optimistic of toria. This city is now going ahead say, he know# by heart the favotlte Boston ...... 3 1Flanders,—1 Vancouver; R. W. Fansell. Mrs. Batteries—Sallee and Phelpi-. Mattern Fanseli, Chicago. strokes of all his opponents, and can and Smith, Graham. . any thus far to hand. It states that as it never did before. Every week place his field to thwart those strokes EMPRESS. better than any other captain England EASTERN IL Simon. Montreal; H. R. Simpkins. F. "all crops have been sown, with the great quantities of new sewers, has ever possessed. It Is almost im­ Newark, June IS—Scores were as fol- Carols n, Burlington. Cal.; C. H. Whitaker low: and wife, Winnipeg; W. T. Miller, B. L possible to score when ..“Archie Mac” ^-- R. H E exception of a few coarse grains. At water pipes and paving material are lias set hie field. One man has beattin Waddell. R. Marpole. R. W. Breen, A. O. him, however, and the English captain Rochester ...... :.. 1 « 2 Campbell and wife, R. Lesley and wife, Newark .. T « J. W\ Wilton. L Melekov, J. T. O’Con­ Strassburg in Last Mountain sec­ being laid, thereby increasing in will confess as much if questioned: Providence. June 16 —Scores were nor, H. H. Stevens. R. C. Brown, K. V that man Is the great Victor Trumper. follow: Providence. 4;.Montreal, t. Burnett. A. R. McFarlane, W. O. Breeze, tion, wheat is up 12 inches; at Burn- value the property which they When this brilliant Australian bats- Baltimore. June 16.-*fleores were as fol­ Vancouver; R. T. Laflln, F. 8. Pratt, Hoe- • tnen^4» e M.anson, Standard. Waah.; W. J. Stewart, K be has that faculty, which Ranjitalnhjf follow: First game—Jersey City. 3; To- Ottawa; J. A. McAvlty, St. John; R. inches above ground; at Otterbuxne, Showing location of EMPRESS SUB­ which we are handling in the Em­ •tone shared with him, of treating any. ronto, 5. Second game—Jersey City. J; Grubb, P. La mou t. JBLd»oiU-JL_fl.. D* DIVISION, one keif mile from fc City bail just how hu. pW>e& and throwing To ropto,______sæsr^a Calgary; R R. Jones, W. D- Nesbitt, a. en the Emerson branch, it is over press and Work Estate Subdivis- WESTERN CANADIAN. K Kl*er. G.' D. Richard. Tl. Parton, Chi orthodoxy to the winds cago. A. 8. Davies. Calgary; O. C. Elam Writing ofiee on the subject of cap­ Medicine Hat. June 16.—^Wlnnlpeg-Medl- and wife. San Francisco; H. E. Frayee one foot high; at Emerson it is up ions are splendid value at from taincy, Mr. MacLaren said: "Above rtne Hat, no game, on account of rain. and wife. Publico; P. Hammond. H. M Bh the captain must be Boss absolute, Calgary. June It—Scores were aa fol- Hyde, H. Vanderhoof. Chicago; H. J. from 7 to 10 inches; on the Lenore branch from 8 to $350 to $650. By purchasing now on easy terms you ■ nd. If he Is to lead his men with any low: Dawson, Edmonton; G. V. Douchy, Chi R. H. E. ragn; 8 G Hill. Banfield: A. Zimmer- can put yourself in a position to secure a handsome success, must not be Influenced In the n.in,y very slightest degree by public opin­ ■an, Hamilton. 10 inches; Wetaskiwin, 4 to 7 inches; Lacombi Edmonton ...... 166 DR1ARD. profit in a few months’ time. The demand for prop­ ion or by the crowd." Knowing the Moose Jsw. June 16.— Scorba erty by local buyers which has been so marked re­ writer’s owjfl conduct as captain, one follow: I>r. J. A. Edmonds. Mrs. T. A. Dutton, branch, 7 inches, and Crow’s Nest branch 8 inches.” might almost imagine he was looking R1. H. E. Miss F. A. A. Dutton. Loo Angeles; C. F. cently will shortly be swollen by newcomers from the Into a kind of mental looking-glass Moose Jsw ...... Blbou. Corrington. N. D.; Robt. Irving. when he wrote those words, for no man .7 16 1 Vancouver; Wm. Gorman, A. W. Cliff, j Everything looks unusually good on the prairies. prairies. hne ever lived more nearly to them. Game called In eighth to catch train. Ottawa: Mr. and Mrs. Q. Tower Fergu- ! son.,Toronto; C. .L Leyfort. Vancouver: When he steps Into the field he is with- James Wai4>urtoll.‘ Charlottetown; F. Q ' Sut doubt "Bora absolute,” though no CYCLED 60 MILES FOR WIFE. Billings. Sidney. B. C.; W. O, Bell. A. K. | tnan has ever been more rend y to ask Ooodbody, Jntt, "J. Rlnn. Vancouver; E. for and weigh web the opinions of those A wedding was solemnize# at the F'fr'on, Winnipeg; A; L Jerk man. Mont- * on whom he looks as tfustjr lieuten­ Wesleyan church at Colchester, Eng- real; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sinclair. Sher- ant* first i.n.l .foremost among whom land* recently, Huiider unusual clrcum- broufrer N. 8. ; Clara Anderson. Winter t he ranks that great wicketkeeper Lil- . Harbor; Harry CoX. Montreal; Robert i ley, of Warwickshire. .Albert Knight. The necessary certificate from the Nicholson. Portland; W. Darrach, Miss In his cricket classic, summed up the registrar not having arrived, the anxl R. Darrach. Seattle; Thos. A. Armstrong, Island Investment Co., Limited. ous bridegroom. F. E. Moore, accom Montreal. English captalnT'Verv succinctly when KINO EDWARD. |e spoke of blip as "a masterful crick­ panled by the brother of the bride, T. eter.1’ Masterful hut not dogmatic; E. Wright, started off at 8.30 a. m. one Fred. O. La Panoter. Tacoma; Mize thgt Just sums up the man. Sunday to cycle to Clacton, where they Nettle Horobin. Seattle; C. Bottomley, Vancouver; J. W. Coburn,, H. J. O. Bry­ WE WE The crowd wofshlp "ArbhVe Mac;” awaited the sorting of the morning ant. Q. N. Hirst, Mr*. AdT Hirst, Nanai­ Bank of Montreal Chambers they love hie magnificent confidence mall. The expected letter was not. mo; A. Peterson. T. put and wife. Otto MAKE MONEY BUY RIGHT and coolness, his little mannerisms however,'in the mall, and the patt then Best. W. J. Castley. A. C. Altken? C. H. when fielding In the slips, and his tre- cycled to Dovercourt, the residence of Dickie, W. H. Jacket!. Duncan; J. A. tnendou* personality when batting. He the registrar. He kindly went to the Ryan. Geo. W. Herrington. Spokane; FOR Phone 1494 AND Is only second to MLr. Jackson In Ihe registration office at Harwich with Mr* T. W. Hopsoh. Ran Joee. Cal.; Mrs. -uriness of hie dealings with the v^ry them and handed them the all essential L R. Smith, L R. Smith, Oakland; J. H OUR CLIENTS D. 0. REID, A. E. FORBES, SELL RIGHT beet bowling in the most trying clr- document. Watson, Mrs. Watson. Mrs. F. I. Tlnley. Beattie. Mrs. O. Towers Ferguson. Mrs. *uinstances, and likewise in his method The cyclists then rode back to Col­ Ferguson. Toronto; Mrs. Frank Lee, Oak­ President and Manager, Secretary Treasurer. Sf making a difficult wicket adapt itself chester, having covered In all 60 mile* land; J. W. Sinclair. Mrs. Sinclair. Nel­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»30 p,m. Houghton, H 8h* pi re. Nteole ; J. Stroma,

, batsmen are floundering In perplek- —London Standard. Seattle: H. Hock. Jr. Portland; Joseph »aooooaaaooaooooooooooo»oa«»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. JUIfE 17. 1909,

by him. He has discuss** the matter ONE ON THE DOCTORS. NEW TYRE OF SHIPS weight of metal have been 1 retained. age of £417.000 apiece for her four. If TWENTY-EIGÈT ■pie In all parts of the English- The one Improvement of any great Im­ the German ships were of the same CANADIAN MACHINERY speaking world, and has the support of Madame J. Rioux, St. Molae, Que., . IN FOREIGN NAVIES portance Introduced haa been the sub­ sise, allowing for the four Installments, '* SUGGESTED FOR AFRICA everyone with whom he has taken the eaya:—‘Frult-a-tlves *ured me of ae- stitution of twenty 4-in. or 25-pounder,- the amount should be only £813,600. It, DAYS IN MONTHS matter up. At The meeting of the vere Liver Disease. 'Neither doctors guns for the Dreadnought’» twenty- therefore, seems clear that tlyy? are Royal Society hé was introduced by nor any other remedy did me any seven 12-pounders. The new' 12-In. distinctly larger andrinore powerful. Sir Sanford Fleming, who spoke very ‘guns to be mounted In the St. Vin­ iflghly of the plan. He advisee that but Frult-a-Rves promptly Are Superior to the Dread­ This Is a vety serious state of affaire. cent class are also longer and heavier If • Germany will have four Supr- Clearing Line of Railway May oses cotsworth there should be a convention of dele­ M "Frult-a-tlVes" always cure Liver than the 12-ln. guns of the Dread­ Dreadnqughts ready in 1911 or 1912 gates from all oivtllsed countries, who noughts, Naval Critics Trouble, Biliousness and Constipation nought. In speed, armor, and HelghJ while we have only Dreadnoughts she Open Market should decide upon a plan somewhat -because".they act directly on the liver. Say. above the water there hag been no ma­ will have completely reversed the posi­ PROPOSES SCHEME along the line of the one suggested/ for it. They stimulât* the secretion of Bile, terial advance. Thus the St*. Vincents, tion which exists to-day. and that a date should as set by them which decreases the quantity of blood laid down In 1908, were to all Intents Yet another power fias passed us by when the government of each country and purpose» the same aa the Dread­ constructing Super-Dreadnoughts. The would bring II lato force. In the ttver and thus relieve the Con­ In a recent speech at Glasgow the gestion or Biliousness. With plenty of nought designed In 1904. latest particulars of the new United Recently a contractor who had se­ Disabilities of Present System The writer of the paper Is an actuary prime minister warned his hearers that Bile to move the Bowels, there is an Neptune, begun this year, and States battleships of the Wyoming cured the contract for the construction by profession, and his work In that the world was on the eye of now de­ Pointed Out and Remedy end to th* Constipation. in the four battleships which figure In class show that they will displace fjj^ line has showed him thé inconvenience velopments In naval cottstrudtion which of a railway on the Vest coast of Af­ “Frult-a-tlves" are a positive cure the naval programme for 1909, the ar­ 666 tons, thus being the largest war ves­ undér which commercial men and cor­ might vitqlly affect many of the con­ rica, called at this office, writes Har­ Proposed. for all troubles arising from a disor­ mament of heavy guna will be the same sels afloat. They will mount twelve porations suffer. He in tlie author of ditions governing naval policy. In rison Watson, Canadian representative dered liver. aa that of the Dreadnought, though 12-ln. and sixteen' 6-in. guns. Their a number ef works, including “Cots­ oth#r words, there was a danger that In London. A section of the line Is to • worth Ready Calculator," the most "Frult-a-tlves" are the juices of the British Dreadnoughts would be out­ the individual weapons will be a little guns will be so disposed that all twelve pass through jlense forest, which will apples, oranges, figs and primes—pre­ At the last meeting of the Royal So­ complete book of Its kind ever publish­ done. He used this argument, strange more powerful. The 'only Important 12-lfi. weapons will fire pn either broad­ necessitate extensive clearing opera-- pared by a newly discovered process, side, throwing 11.760 lbs. weight of ciety held in Ottawa a very Interesting ed. At present he Is in the employ of though It may seem, not as a ground change will be that, according to re­ tlons, and the contractor was under the and combined with valuable tonics port, these ships will be able to fire metal, which Is 2.«66 Ibe. more than the paper was read by Moses Cotsworth, the provincial government In connec­ for building better ships at once, but Impression that the experience obtained and antlseptles. They are, without ten instead of eight 12-ln. guns op British Noptunes. Moreover, the Amer- In Canada in clearing land for similar at present, a resident of this city, the tion with the scheme of civil service aa an excu&e for delay, writes H. W. reform which they are Initiating. doubt, the most popular remedy In Wilson in the London Dally Mall. either broadside, and that they will i lean ships will have more armor -find," purposes might be of practical value/ Canada to-day. -* I thicker armor, and their engines will subject being “Tin Need <>f a Rational Yet, ka I shall show, there Is every mount, probably, twenty 4.7-ln. guns With that object In view, he wished to be of 33.000 horse-power, or some 9,000 Almanac."' On the face of it the sub­ 60c. a box, 6 for $2.60, or trial box. reason to believe that the Super- firing a 40-lb. shell. Instead of the get into communication with Canadian LETHBRIDGE VIADUCT 25c. If ' you can't get “Frult-a-tlves" ject would appear -to be a very dry. Dreadnought, as we may call the new .Dreadnought's twenty-seven 12-pound­ more than the Neptune*. manufacturers of , sawing machinery In your neighborhood, these wonderful It is thoroughly unsatisfactory to statistical one. but as (landlcd by Mr. type of ship, has already made Its ap­ ers. The horse-power will be abolit 26,- and other felling appliance* who could tablet» will be sent, postpaid, on re­ 000. fuid the displacement about 20.000 find that the Royal navy, which should Cotsworth, it la -Intensely Interesting. NEARING COMPLETION pearance in foreign navies, and that not only give him advice, but would ceipt of price by addressing Fruit-a- tons, while the total weight of metal stand in the very forefront, and which He shows not only the need of a the latest battleships designed for for­ be also in a position to supply the ne­ In 1904, when the Dreadnought was de­ change in the months, but gives a his­ tives Limited, Ottawa. eign powers are so much more power­ fired on the broadside will be, roughly, cessary plant. tory of the growth of the present sys­ $.000 lbs. signed, did stand in the very forefront Home twelve miles of the railway pass ful than the latest examples of tjxa so far aa the quality of Its battleships tem, showing the haphaxarti way in Greatest Bridge on the Conti­ But while we have stood et HI Germany through thick forest, and It Is estimat- that the two spiralfunnels, near the British Dreadnought type as to throw which some of the present irregularities and the United States have rushed for­ was concerned, is thus falling behind eq that there wilt be some 25,060 to 30,- ÜSËBI Into. the. shade. Thus we are f6ni$n poitmi:h- L ' nent WiH Be Ready in Kitting P»**» rîVëf: eà*f of FleUT, ward” The exact details of the latest 000 trees, ranging from two to eight not only In danger of being outbuilt In The nation ha* every reason for ask­ Mr. Cotsworth's scheme is to have a would be completed toward the etfil of German Dreadnoughts, the construc­ feet In diameter, which will have to August •number of new ships; we are al»o run­ ing why it is that the British battle­ -year of thirteen! months, each of which July, and that the double tracking be­ ning the risk of finding that our new tion of which was begun last year, are be dealt with. These trees are of a not accurately known, but It ha* been ships to be laid down this year in this widely varying character, but two or would have tw^ty-elght flay#. TW« tween Winnipeg and Fort William ahlfNi are, verset for vessel. Inferior to country are not of stronger type, and WV»uld give a year of 664 days. The odd announced In the German press that three kinds are

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Mis* PbllUps-Wooley la spending % “Wpodsmen of the West,' few days in town. IN PRIZES • ♦ t GOLD GOODS Written by Local-Author, Mrs. Fred Landsberg will not receive during July and August. Now on Sale. We have now placed in stock Given Away Mrs. M. McKenzie, of Sidney, Is list­ a large shipment of solid gold ed among our local visitors. Among the new books to be received LOCKETS in the local bookstores Is one that can­ ______Free With Mrs. Ulln, Fern wood road, will re­ CUFF LINKS *" not fail to attract Victorians. It Is "SAIiDA" ceive next Wednesday and not again It has been found necessary to advance the prices of these tee# to the “Woodsmen of the West/'t by M- until the autumn. I* , SCARF PINS Alternate Grainger, who lives In Vic­ grocer. Consequently the consumers will have to pay a correspond­ CUFF PINS toria. The book has to do with experi­ Mrs. E. B. Marvin, 1284 Fort street, ences In British Columbia, and Is writ­ ROYAL STANDARD FLOOR ingly increased price, but undoubtedly they will be willing to do this la receiving to-day and will not receive BRACELETS ten by a Cambridge Wrangler- Unac­ in order to get the finest tea the world produces. again until September. SIGNET RINGS customed to the ways pf a new country Every 491b. neck of ROYAL STANDARÎ) PJL.ÔIJR leaving he plunged into the arduous tasks con­ Miss May Stevenson of Nanaimo, is And ’ nected with frontier life. Employed In our mills contains a numbered coupon. On the list day of tho the house guest of Mrs. Stanley McB. GOLD NOVELTIES survey parties In the northern Inter­ month ten numbers are drawn and published in the\tirat issue Smith, Dunsmulr road. ior and again In the lumber woods, These we are selling at Mr. Ghilnger learned at first band the of this paper. If you hold one of the lucky numbers rytum it VICTORIA CREAMERY Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Leslie, of Van­ ways of the makers of a new country* to us and we will forward you, free of charge, a ham A couver, arrived In town yesterday and KbWER PRICES He never shirked any of the duties ------MANUFACTURERS OF------will remain some time. presenting themselves, and 1s describ­ china dinner set of 109 pieces. Full particulars are Than this class of goods have ed by those who associated with him Listed riroorig our^Vancouver visitor* back of. each coupon. FINEST ICE CREAM ever before been sold for. as a ready worker afraid of none of the are Mr. and Mrs. J. T, O'Connor and The designs are absolutely Inconveniences, privations or hard Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fraaee. ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR is the pride of the British Co. Picnics, Garden and House Parties new and the goods finished iu tynrk that presented Itself. lunibia housewife. Jt is a perfect flour, made from specially first class style By meeting all the setbacks he learn Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLaren, “f Ni­ selected wheat hy the most modern process known to the Supplied on Short Notice. agara street, returned on Tuesday from ed all that was to be learned. an enjoyable week at the A. Y. P. ex­ Yon are invited to eee - this Unobtrusive, * clean-cut, astonishingly milling industry—a pure, sweet, wholesome flour, unsur­ SWEET CREAM AND MILK FOR SALE, position. line. life-like, With classic severity of out­ line. an entire elimination of sex ele­ passed in America* Miss May Hamilton spent the latter ment, and a- very real uhfidfstanding PHONE 1344 719 JOHNSON S3\ -part of last week with friends lu Bel­ of poor human, nature, Mr. Grainger's lingham' and Vancouver, returning pn CHALLGNER book is a splendid epic of struggle ______MANUFACTURED BY ____ Saturday. .thé sort. 6t7 struggle, often futile, al­ w • ways almost superbumnniy'btffffthat' — AND r AMTTHr.Vr.NTM A party oT'tourists from Loa Angeles, i.- being waged, uni*warded,- unnoticed, who- arrived yesterday, IncludA Mrs. year In,-year out, by many and many VANCOUVER MILLING & GRAIN C0„ T. A. putton, Ml«." Fv A. Duttoh and a.man and brother in many and many Limited. Dr. J, A. Edmonds, MITCHELL a distant of ffte 'Kmfdye, say* A' recent reviewer. "Logging” at first Mr*. OIMÛM Will he th* guest . of 1017-19-21 OQVT. STREET sight, it i« true, make* no Immediate VANCOUVER, B. 0. re m— VICTORIA-THEAT appeal tP the Imagination. Most of u* flVIVItP" summer SEASON 1909. Mr». Martin, Burnaby street. Vancou­ ver, durittg her *tay there. Mrs. Glea­ are aware that the term applies to the son si>ent t|ie week-end with friends in felling and preparing for the saw-mills New Westminster. of the giant timber In the forests that WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN fringe the Pacific coast of Canada; not KÏÏEDMUNDWEEK GARDINER CO. IÎS! Mr. and Mrs. O. Tower Ferguson, of all of us, perhaps, remember that there Toronto, who are touring the west TEMPERANCE UNION is probably no more strenuous work on it coast, arrived In town yesterday. They the face of the earth; and to but few Hotel Del Monte a ret charmed with Victoria, and will I* it given to discover In It those ele­ Too Much Johnson” remain sotjae time. A, ments which make tor romance1 and the The Paradise of the Pacific Near Old Monterey Reports Submitted at the? An­ romantic. 125 miles southerly item San Francieco A FARCICIAL COMEDY Two Hours of Fun and Laughter A'group Of tourists from the eastern Mr. Grainger preferring mandai work PRICES 26c, 60c, 76c provinces Includes P. A. Austin, of nual Convention at in which "every step is critical, and hu­ Belleville, Ont.; James Warburton, man life presents itself naked-and verg­ California Charlottetown, P. E. L; Mr. and Mrs. Vancouver. ing to its lowest terms;” .to the usual Sinclair, of Hh«Tt>rçoke, Quebec. mental occupations of the mathemati­ HE finest-winter retort in the world. Superb climate, cian. went west »n TeTtnvr- ALL KINDS OF GENERAL REPAIRING DONE •■When the Nightingales Are Nesting. The many friends of Mrs. J. Ti Leg* men—to be struggled «gainst. There ts LAUNCH ENGINES AND AUTO- • ' ‘ Sweet Marie." will bç glad to learn that she I» mak­ Make Wwulerfel 4’urv for Catarrh. the great charm of life in uncivilised ing very satisfactory progress in St. Cold-. ISroiu liili». Throat part*, and- there I* plenty of call upon MOBLIES OVERHAULED NEW MOTION PICTURES Joseph's hospital. Mr*. l>gg ha* re­ Wceknc**. physical endurance, upon moral qugli cently undergone a cHtical operation tle«. reasoning powers, goodwill. Work . OUR OWN ORCHESTRA but is now Improving. To cure an allmertt In the throat or In the west is always, hard, Intermit "Striidt'lla,' by F know. chest, to rout out Uatarrh or Asthma, tent, disappointing sometimes, espe<‘lal- on the Sonora was antique Carter work It so finely describee spells value -‘Katherine Good son (Hinton.) «ont it I* essential that thh memetne he I-, V. ti reeling, greetings—dated May -Mat. from. the. dirait.*ffççtor TtTtHrfffiï"WWTü Wèlt "nnr' Emt''voice that" me"rfe* nfnT thè *t>esï- struggle yet again trr**w. All, Avo, has - been mlxad ^finely showed KagltalA and l^roal Were WTOMfnetSrF stuffeff walnuts. The crackers are baked in .. —... piBvra « Merited—Some Features of It yP that I could scarcely breathe. Ca- that ththe romance of Empire may be „..... hated man in the loyglng rountry. The written. For Mr. Grainger* *t«ryv a hot oven and served instead of small Champion Rag Time Pianist and Singer tarrhozone eased The cough IhstahTTy. "beat sort of western workingman 1* If the Despite the many outdoor attractions while it entrances, also appals. MABEL ROBINSON, Scenic Hotel of the World that would not yield even to the doc- shy and sensitive to a degree, and Comedienne. Overtook» San Francisco Bay and City there have been nothing but capacity fi»r‘s medicine H<»ur by hour Ca- pretty free with his dislike to an era u houses aLJ^e Grand MmXte,l thi^ 41arihnwiMi..nlhi,,‘il xad by purauiug pkiyer. Iw lmsy times, Uierefore. Cae FINNS MlFMIltS KVuc MWB rW'it» I ■ r-nvt *• TAYt.lng-ftlJ-|lLe- It is net economy to have such a furnace in In aid of the kind stamped ,l management eould not have brought a time.” was his motto, arid fiW he made your own horne, or in your tenant's home. i better balanced bill here. The Ramsey Atlantic Highland*. N. J.. June It— that old steamboat work! The Sonora I sisters get a welcome every night, that w. W Hawkins, manager of the Fâclfic was the most humorous ,tblng In his­ If you are thinking of building you should be inter­ Protestant Orphanage ! stamps them as the favorites of the coast division of the United Frees As­ tory. She was just a Jest, though she ested in Sunshine Furnace. It adds 100 per . cent, to audience. *£he smaller of the two sis­ For sixty-one years thts has sociation. was married yesterday after­ made enough noise for an ocean liner. home comforts. -x To be held at the beta the quality mark on ters l« responsible for some of the noon to Miss Margaret F. Wright, at Awful things happened to her: once knives# forks, spoons, etc. brightest patter and original hit backs. the summer home here of the bride’s about a foot of injeetor piping blew As soon as you let the contract for your house decide The act takes all round. on your furnace. The “ Sunshine man will be HOME, HILLSIDE AVENUE Best hi sef*. dishes, waiters, parents. Tfie bride Is the daughter o. away. . . . ek.. ere stamped GllHhan and Murray are a friendly Major jLTM. Wright, of Louisville, Ky.. “But we continued our voyage, pleased to tell y Mr just how the' rooms ought to be MERIDEN B RITA CO. couple of blackface men. The Kregers, marshal of the lilted- States supreme Sometimes, achieving her allotted head ,0n Friday, June 18th SOLD »V HADING DRALbA _____ laid, out with an eye to securing greatest heat from with a clever bounding wire met. and courf. She i»^pôp.ular In New York and of steam, the Sonora would dash full mSilcar Tints that Wears" the Kenmores, with a mechanical doll the smallest consumption of coal. From 3 to 6 P. M...... - Washington society, and Is a member tilt ahead, perhaps six miles an hour. •If you want to experiment with the question don t ,nd Atnolng. .re both . .ndauLBilajW ^ one Ule mr„t dtotlngul.hed f.m- The Whole boat would quake In a kind aod TlH.mn» J. Prlre. with a nplendW Hies In ttî'é Snutà. of palsy; the engines would palpltat specify "Sunshine." 1 Music - and Refreshments. Illustrated song well sung, and good Mr. Havrkln* made his home In San Jlggety-Jlggety-kllnk-klonk; we our . ~H~vou want to settle the question specify "Sunshine.” -Sweet"- Memories—We are showing motion pictures, make >a formidable JTranclsco. Cal., a year hgo. when he selves would feel lively. But It neveV bill that takes a lot to rh :il. a line of old lustre ware, the kind that took charge the coast division of lasted long.” brings back sweet childhood memories. the United Press. Prior to that tlrfie Something -would -begin to hammer -’“ï In German prisons chess clubs are by no Mug*. 10c; cream pitchers, 10c and t«c; They are en : he- be}* a‘. number of Important post* and bang, and t=ot*n Bill would stop the Read the “Times” , ni ilk pi tthers. 30c, 35c, 45c and 65ç .î. by the authorities as providing haiUthy for the assoeiathm. and was * at one engines and tfi* tiopora would drift at sugar bo.wls, 10c ft. A. Brow'n mental relaxation for well conducted pris­ tlpie a. member of the staff of the fa­ random, the captain wildly working 1302 Douglas street • oners. mous Loulsvi tie Courier-Journal.., with spanners the while, Everything FOB SALE BY H. COOLEY A SON, VICTORIA, B. 0. " U. ■ T-'■ 1 x/ 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMZ8, THURSDAY, JÜHB 17, 1900.

committee are not 'unmindful of the life saving and protection In the Gorge work, as a means of creating public IMPROVING CANADIAN Hunyadl KILLED BECAUSE SHE good service the provincial government and other waters. interest. LITTLE AID FOR The question of adding power to the The new committee will meet on has already rendered, and let It be NORTHERN RAILWAY Janos WAS TOO BEAUTIFUL said that there is reasonable hope for association's lifeboat Is still In abey­ J une,. 30th and wllW consider what can LIFEBOAT WORK direct monetary aid In^the near fu­ ance lacking public support to en­ be dotle. ture. ** able It tq be carried out. ^ The following officers were elected: Hundreds of Men at Work Be­ Best Natural Your cpmmlttta note with much re* This association has with f woe- President—H. Dallas Helmcken, K. Laxative Water Excuse of Husband Who Was gret the disaster which has befallen stricken feeling sorrowfully to record CM re-elected. PUBLIC ATTITUDE the excellent motor lifeboat of” the tween Port Arthur and the loss by death of two of its jnost Vice-presidents—A. J. C. Galletly, Thle standard and popular aperi­ Responsible for Death Dominion stationed at Banfleld and ent water le the beat remedy valued helpers and vice-patrons, vis.: Rev. E. G. Miller. A. E. Mc Phillips, K. Fort Francis. of Wife. IS ONE OF APATHY hope it may be speedily replied by, The Honorable Sir Henri Joly de C.’, Mayor Hall and Paul Beygrau, C. (or indirection and Irregularl- as is contemplated, a much superior Lotblnlere, K. i'. M. G. (ex-lieutenant- B., all re-elécted. tiee of the bowel» and atomaoh. c raft. The Dominion government are It le eo well and favorably known governor, of British Columbia), and Treasurer—Joseph Pelrson, re-elected. that Is- needs no Introduction to be thanked for the good work done the Honorable Sir Donald Currie, K. Committee—J, 8. Bailey, W. H. Spur­ In an Interview in a Rainy River Believing his wife was the most and being done on the west coast of —that It baa been used eo lone Annual Meeting of Lifeboat and C. M. G. Had it not been for the gen­ rier. Caj»t. J. T. Walbran, A. W. Bridg­ paper Superintendent Cameron, of the beautiful woman in the world and that Vancouver Island, "the graveyard of and eo extensively is lia beet erous financial aid rendered by these man, A. S. Marglson, H. Harris. E. T. C. N. R., states: “All along the line recommendation, ltaots quickly the fatal gift caused her to succumb Life-saving Association ships." in extension of trails along the tw-o noble liberal-minded and sym­ Lawrle, A. J. Brace, H. C. Marsh, Jas. and aurely. but withal gently, between Port Arthua and Fort Frances to the attentions of men who flattered coast, Improvement of lights, buoys. pathetic gentlemen, this association Maynard. Ian St. Clair. Edward Wil­ and leavee no unploaaant or is Held. Look-out stations, telephone, wireless would hardly now have had. an exist? liams. ' work trains and steam shovels a Ye bad after affecta. Try It yourself hér. Gasper Zittnlck determined to telegraph and other -works all with a busy. Three work trains are working when you suffer from take her out of temptation’s way. says view to either prevent or render best The upkeep and renovation of the at ballast work from Kashabowle, 82 a New York dispatch. So as she slept possible aid in the event of any sea­ SURGEON’S OPINION CONSTIPATION in .their home, No. 550 East Sixteenth That the citlsen* of Victoria are al­ lifeboat ha* bad considerable care miles west of Port Arthur, In both an most utterly apathetic In regard to faring casualty. u and attention during the year which KNIFE FOR THE PILES street, on February 17th, he poured sul­ the work of the Lifeboat, and Life-sav­ In November list an officer from together with providing a proper easterly and westerly direction. On phuric acid over her face, hoping to ing Association Is the opinion ex­ the Dominion marine and fisheries de­ gangway to the -boathouse and locker Operating Often a Fad—The Modern the Atlkokan section east of Fort BRITISH ASSOCIATION mar her beauty. The acid worked Into pressed in the annual report of the of­ partment, Ottawa, when on a business ;;nd other*fittings, hâve told somewhat Way of Curing Piles Is With DR. Frances, ballast is being distributed, her eyes and thence to her brain, ahd ficer* of the association, submitted to mission to the Pacific Coast, Inspected heavily upon the association's slender CHASE'S OINTMENT. three more trains being engaged In this she died. the members at the annual meeting, the crew, going out with them and put­ exchequer, ahd a public appeal - for work. A new steam shovel is em- MEMBERS COMING That, at least, was the explanation held Ih the city hall lat>t evening. The ting them through sundry manœuvres, funds Is fast becoming Imperative. Sir Henry C. Burdott. K. C. B , of llP^ycd on the Atlkokan section and an- made to Judge Malone In general ses­ members agreed that some steps must expressed himself as highly pleaséd in courtuelon- jrratltute th<* fairest London. Eng., In a recent address said; |J6ther n«*w machine will be going to sions court In an affidavit from Zitt- be taken to arouse a keener Interest, with the efficiency displayed by one blossom that springs from the fcoul What we want___J|_ are ______surgeons, wJjjkTwork on the same section shortly. Still nick _ submitted by his counsel. But more sympathy and larger contribur and all. than which the heart of man knowrth, I with wisdom to lie conservative—-Wave j «nother work train service will be put Many of Them Will Be Visitors Judge Malone did not think the ex­ This crew is composed of volun­ none more fragrant. Is most heartily | courage to protest aga I nsisVtTfe VfTTe growing i! on— —at ----Mattawln— ...... —this— week.—— —Each— work------cuse plausible and sent Zittnlck to teer* mainly from the Young Ifcui’b to Victoria This «"■VOM to mH> Ml* awry member of , tendenry to put a knife trftn everybody * wiil «mplvy sixty or seventy men prison for n<|t le*s than ten years nor The report, which was adopted, was Christian Association, of whom It may ae folltiwv: the. urçlii Te be unrolled In »u noble j uo the amaUrst poaalble pretext.'- tn the ballast service. Smaller gangs Year. more than twenty. Ho was Indicted be safe} they have had ft profitaMv » work aa. that ul Ute saving - be- | Too many doatora beve a de«lre are busy clearing away brush and rub­ for murder In the first degree, but was Another year hartngf pittwd avity; second season. The knowledge gained being the third since this association < I leaks a nobility of mind, and dlsposl- . use t-he knife at ~ every opportunity, bish on the right of way out of Kaka permitted to , plead guilty to man­ the first year has been faithfully put ion. which Ih hmmd all human praise. , TM reward* to them are rleh. but beka fails and this work will be ex slaughter In the first degree. 'Xvas Incorporated by special act of the tn practice and this has feoên a year of legislature of British Columbia, your (lot! apee.l the lifeboat and long live think of the suffering of body and leaded us far a* Fort Frances. Tha/meetlng of the British Associa His affidavit said he was married in advancement. Mr. Lawrle has been its noble crow. "Steel of the eighty and eighty-fiVS" tion in Wlhnlpeg this year Is attract Budapest fourteen years ago. Five committee as in duty bound are coxwaln. but Interest" bits' been added mind, the enormous expense and the called upon to give an account of H. D. HELMCKEN. risk of life Itself. An operation should pound v la ms will be laid from Fort Ing a great deal of attention. The j years ago the woman deserted him by the discovery that Mr. Edward arid his child and came to the United . their stewardship for the 12 months President. ■be the last resort Aor dn spite of gtrrw- Frances to Port Arthur and a* soon as gathering takes place on August 25th j Williams, deputy. coxwaln_found.iu. be J; PEIRSON. the first load of steel arrive» by boat States. He followed her. found her, ending 31st March, 19»9. *md_in doing a thorough SlBTe sTSTWafi ' amt expert 11ng promises the results are often very and wilt be a tour through so regret to nave to make mention of Secretary-Treasurer. disappointing. the work Will tie started. Four gang* and Induced her her to return to him. .♦-need lifeboat man. He has kept the of men. seventy In each- gawg. wIM be Canada by most of the mambera, who Bitt-even then he said she forgot her the continued and deplorable .apathy mr»feyr if^fhrJTiy~^nTmatmg'jYhe - men- The flmme kil statement, showed that Many n sriffr-rr from pi If” ha* ho#*n fiffd Wffilffftr-ttnr-jiyrr-wf the ’♦kw-^year receipt* totalled cured by the ÙW fif DfrclrasE» «$èef laying cammen. Ing Coltte, frolh the eaaj.. Sume of tin. mtm' ■'■ffiâMïf'"Vmrs'.: ; fits remonstrance* * and generally asslstiag th» simultaneously , from Port Arthur and bers will, hpweypr, arrive from varf- had no effect, and then the thought |mhUf of Victoria. An agent was ap­ In- a seamanllke manner, Mr. Brace, pointed to Interview and canvas In forward 0*om last year of 8451.97; Hundreds of thousand* have escaped Fort Frances. Two gangs beside» will oue points, such as Australia,' New ramé to film that If she were not so the able secretary of the Y. M. C. A.. .ipuratlonu hv u*ln* lhi« truatin.-nt i1-' a'»» (yrupieiin dlelrlttutlliX.lh# ww beautiful other men would not care aollcitatlon of subscriptions «nd dona­ has by his, personal effort and jnilsi- * u bsc r I ptlons <11; Interest 810. and pro- Zealand-and-Iha- Grlant. These will tions towards tfïe association *M fumtr" éeds from the reception held oil the lirvt »n,i ikmW ohtRlntnx i-urp PRWl an* loading up the uld rail» into for her. Htg affidavit nays: time added strength td the good work visit British Colombia first, and some •'She drove me away from her. hut I but at the outset of his work he was The crew have gftined pn>flvlcnAlaska be­ could not live without her. At last rowing and are now well able to fore proceeding to Winnipeg. ___ L determlned to' make her hldeoua and he at once abandoned It. handle the- lifeboat In a heavy and if $20.95. For two year» 1 euffered from bleed- the C. N. a will have done tbta aunv- Does It not really appear that noth­ Rev. E. G. Miller said It* was at to undergo another opera-: l*hed Stanley will not be on the main by Mo*es Cotaworth. an actuary In the the crew, and it is believed that the employ of the government, who Is also Mother Awaken* tu Find Her Baby entlr. coa* and -nternal waters - of social evenings given by the commit­ referred InS^grdlai terms to the ser­ tion. but I would not consent. line of the Canadian Northern railway, British Colombia, Knowing not the vice* of the secretary^ Joseph Pelrson. ‘‘My father, proprietor of the Riche­ but will be on the Duluth extension a member of the Natural |Il*tory So­ Dead. tee of the association have assisted ciety. . v day or hour when casualty at sea may In no small degree In developing a Inn St. Clair spoke along similar lieu Hotel, Ottawa, advised me to use only. The contract was let to a Leth- arise, it Is due to our common human­ lines. Dr. Chase's Ointment,...... and__ two _____boxesbridge firm and- the contractor» have The larger number of the members San Francisco, Cal.. June 17.—-Awak­ necessary'and proper esprit de corps. of the British Association should ar­ ing yesterday morning. Mrs. William ity- to ehow a more humane spirit than To the Canadian Pacmc railway, The secretary stated that he had I did mit lose, nny blood sublet the work to Drton and Not- at present prevails by some semblance been led to understand by Commander after beginning this treatment, and quist, whose men are now on the rive'here about September Sth <>r 9th Quinn was horrified to find her month through the gogd offices of Captain J. They will spend a day In Victoria and old *pby girl lying cold in death at* of preparedness to .meet emergency. W. Troup, meet sincere thanks are Spain that the Dominion plac** behave the cure Is n permanent «ne. I ground. preparing to get to work on in the evening will be entertained at her breast. The child had cried dur­ JWbat words can be used to bring an due. for that tn January last this as­ IbOO In the estimate» last session to as­ gratefully recommend t>r. Chase's the Improvements Immediately. This a reception In the parliament build- ing the night, and its mother had taken “awakening to duty? Awake! Awake! sociation. jointly with the Seamen’s In­ sist the association. This appropria- Ointment as the beat treatment In the work will be finished by October of. ^ere itbe too late to save, possibly kins­ tton bad not b««n made and he sug­ world for b!•«

LAKE J FRONT LOTS

Lot, 50 Feet x 225 Feet Lake Frontage, 330 ft.

Two acres land, cleared, six-roomed Cleared, facing West Arm, six? — cottage, boat house “and boat. $1,800 roomed cottage, 1£ stories, large I have some very fine verandah, well-drained cellar, water fruit farms at Shawni- Will sell the house, boat house and boat, with lot 60x200 separately laid on to sink in kitchen. Partly gan Lake and Mill Bay on for.______1------—....$1,200 furnished. Cut stove wood and the new Victoria Road. rowboat included. The remainder is offered in single lots, 40x250. Price ...— ------$150

Price for Two Weeks, $1,300 Easy Terms Given on These

X R. W. COLEMAN C TELEPHONE 302. 1230 GOVERNMENT ST. P. O. DRAWER 574.

1 Hash VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUHBJ17, 1809. il SPECIAL EXCURSION , REVIEW OF JAPANESE PERPETUATING NAME PORTLAND COMMISSION Steamer “Don1 FOR DERBY DAY SHIPBUILDING TRADE OF STEAMER VAQSO TAKEN OVER TOWAGE .... British Columbia Coast Service FOR SIDNEY, JAMBS, SAT URN A, MAYNE, PENDER AND One Dollar Rate on All Steam- No New Contracts Being Let Port of Entry on Vancouver Tugs Tatoosh and Holyoke BETWEEN SALT SPRING ISLANDS mers for That Oc­ Points to Serious De­ Island Named in Honor Leased From Puget Sound Victoria-Seattle ; Victoria-Vancouver pression. of Steamer. Company; Direct service to the Islands STR casion. DON leaves OAK BAY every Tuesday. Friday and Sunday at I «. m. e in service on that a large number of people will take comparatively small. The armored this spring. Their families are begin­ advantage of this low rate, not only the bar in addition to the Tatoosh ENTRIES. H. T. BISHOP. - L. D. CHETHAM, cruiser, Tkoma, of 14.000 tons, was ning to arrive and will follow them to attend the races, but to visit this and Holyoke. The port will pay $13,000 Local Wharf Agent, City Pass. Agent, completed and commissioned early In inte**»the district as soon as there, is city. / annually on the lease for the two boats. The entries for to-morrow's races at Belleville Street Dock. 1102 Government St The Princess Charlotte, which dur­ 1908. and her sister ship, the . lhukt. Suitable accommodation for them. Thé commission has engaged five pilots the Willow* track are as follows: ing the week has been leaving this pdft fitted with Curtis turbines, Is ready The main, settlement will be J>at, k a at a salary of $200 monthly, ^s follows 1st race—4 furlongs; selling maiden at B p.m.. will on Saturday remain for speed trials. In mercantile .work »hort distance from the coast, where, Cajui, Staples, Me Vicar. Harriman and 3-ypar-oldH and up: over until 6 so that all who wish to perhaps the most notable launch was according to reliable report» received, 4455 ZaltH...... 97 attend the races and return the same there, is a Very fine wide valley, fertile ( Gunderson. Captain John. Reed w ill that of the large Jloatlng dock art Kobe 4475 ft. H. Flaherty...... rn 163 In the extreme, and easy to clear. A act as superintendent of pilotage, and day may have an opportunity tof doing by the Mitsu Bishl Company. This 44:v> J.,hn T- Mohr...... Ill number of cattle and horses were taken C, Nolan has been employe^ as master so. dock was built entirely of home made 44S2 Incentive ...... 99 in ihere about a month ago <>n aTHSW" of the tug Wallula at a salary of $160. jDIMAlT & NANAIMO RY. steel. Tlye two 8.600-ton steamers tawed by the steamer Vadso^pince that 4476 Lovely Mary ...... 107 launched by the Kawasaki are the PROSPECTORS FROM time the Bosi owjtx steanjers have l*een 2519 Supine...... 107 largest vessels yet built by this firm, making regular calls "at the place, the -----Omo C ...... 102 and the volunteer fleet steamer Sakura OBSERVATORY INLET Vadso on her last trip taking several 3375 Mike Hennesey...... 114 Ma ru. py the Mitsu Blshi company, is settler* on'- her way north, end calling SHIPPING GUIDE 3349 Cliff Roger* ... 99 the first ship fitted with turbines made the return trip for, one of the men 4468 Llddlngton ...... 112 Double Train Service Japan. New contracts have practi­ prominent lb making arrangements 1er 2nd race—4 furlongs; sailing 2-yea>- cally ceased since the beginning of- Steamer Vadso Took in Set- Tftë“ selïIemenTT OCEAN STEAMSHIPS oldn and uy: In Effect June 16th 190k and the trade is now becoming The latest move Is to establish a post From the Orient 4480 Terrngo...... ,.166 tiers and Brought Out seriously depressed. At the Mitsu office at the head of th* My, amt this M’t ('t"nnrrn-t’. . ... Mr TRAINS LEAVE VICTORIA 9 A M. AND 4R.M. Blshi Works eight vessels of 62.000 Mcasaitated a name. The settlergrea- Kaga Marti . June 24 I- ^ ~ “ Arrive Nansiwh 19i89 noon aad 7:36 p. m. -----; Miners. tons and 52.100 indicated horifc IIxed that tSëÿ were deeply fndtebted Oymctlc ...... July 1 <47t Barney Mniton ...... -Ml are building. Among these are a third Em preen of Japan ...... July 4 4450 Binocular...... '...... 109 - Trains leave Nanaimo 8:16 a. m. and 3:16 p. m.___ to. the proprietor* of the steamer Vadso BVun, Auatmlte turbine Hnçr for the Toyo Risen Hat*, for sending that vessel out of her way 44T4-Flre .77 il.' i‘...... 7 TO .. July 1 Arrive Victoria 12:06 noon and 6:96 p. m. sha., the second turbine .for the Ja­ to oblige i hem on several occasions, so (4474) Salnottn ...... Ill Steamer Vadso. xpf the Boeçowttz From Mexico. panese volunteer fleet, and six othqr they decided to name the place Vadso 4480 Two Oak»...... i... M» line, arrived last night from northern Lonsdale .. L. D. CHETHAM, steamers. Most of these will be contf.- in honor of the steamer. The name Is L. A. 547 -— Mr. Hose ...... 10» B. ports. She brought a consign­ Brno .13... .. July 10 Dist. Pass. Agent. pîelèd In 1909. The Kawasaki com­ particularly suitable because it Is a 3rd rare—5 furlongs; selling 4-year- Victoria, B: C. From Liverpool. ment of very fine spruce timber to Van­ pany have 31,200 tong of new work, Norwegian name, meaning “Town on olda and up: couver, 32,000 feet In all, which is be­ including two cargo steamers of 12,- an Island." , 4457 HIr Angus ...... IM 000 tons, and a,few torpedo craft for TO SAIL, ing sent over to Liverpool. Some of There Is at present nothing but a for the Orient. 4456. Lord Provost ...... tit the timbers were 60 feet In length, eight Siam, and the Osaka Iron Work* have trail between Vadso and the Interior 4487 Taunt ...... 1. H« an. auxiliary sailing -ship and a few Ceylon Maru ...... settlement, but the government sur­ Empress of India ...... June 23 4488 Alcibiade» ...... ‘. 114 Inches by eighteen Inches^ clean and dredgers. A large number of oil- veyors are engaged In laying out a For Australia. 4487 Alt Alone ...... 114 carefully selected. There was also on motor Ashing smacks are being built road which will*be. built in the near 4487'Forent Rose ...... 112 board a consignment of salt spring In Japan, and It is stated that more future, so tin* the new colony will For Mcsleo. 4470 Curriculum ...... ':... 11» salmon and a few hundred cases of than 200 of these craft will be afloat have communication with the sea. A 4489 Anna Karenina ...... lit canned salmon. In the spring of 1909: wharf will also be constructed on 4th race—1 mile; purse, 3-year-old. « From Goose Bgy the Va and other points. __ M. W.BIocfc||L.W.81acte For West Coma -Apprentice allowance. NEW YORK and Return...... There was not a large list of passen­ northwest breese; bar., 30.31; temp., aiuMH » Tees ...... «&•...... June 38 BOSTON and Return ...... $110.50 gers south bound. Frank Enrlc, man­ 51: sea smooth. SAILING VESSELS. LIFE-HAVING HELMETS. HALIFAX and fteturrf ...... 1131.30 ager of the Brunswick cannery _ at Estevan. June 17. noon—Clear, Celtic Monarch. 1409 ton.. Opt u.w.1- Tickets also on sale Aug. 12th and 13th. Secure your sleeping aoc*>m - Rivers Inlet, made, a flying trip on southwest hreexe: bar.. 30.31? -temp . tyn. left Olmaow. Much Mth. for Van­ Fireffihn Who Wa* Buried Uhder modatlon tarly. business, and will return from Vancou­ 67; sea smooth couver Fourteen Tong of Glas*. Point Gr«-y, Jurv1 IT. noon.—Clear, Wr.y Cantto. l.m ton., Opt. Hunter. ver with supplie* fur the season. The lUt Oln.gow, Mif 19th. for Vancouver. Brunswick is one of the canneries op­ calm; liar., 29.93; temp.. 66; ln.^Morn- Member* of the Institution of Mining Atlantic Steamship Agency for All Lines erated by Ü&-B. C. Packers' Associa­ Ing 8tar ^t 9 a m...... - PERRY SERVICE Enikiwn recently visited the head­ tion. Cape Laxo, June 17. noon.—Clear, Seattle and Vancouver. quarter* of the London fire brigade at t The Vadso will leave for the north calm, bar.. 30; temp.. 70; sea smooth. Princess Victoria leaves here at 2 p. m. Southwark Bridge road, and witnessed daily; arrivée at Vancouver ai 7 p. m. again to-night." an Interesting dletiSy A. D. CHARLTON, STEEL COMPANY'S SURPLUS. daily; leaves Vancouver at 11 p. m. daily; E. E. BLACKWOOD, arrives at Seattle at S a. m.; leaves Seat­ Particular attention was paid to the ui Gen. Agent, Till1 Dnnie is' hfl ng sqntpped with> a tle at-S~A m, 4ilULL»££ly5i_h«6-ALlafl6 liquid air helmet, for use In thick Awt. P . Agt. newnew boiler by the CommervllilCommercial Boiler Montreal. June 17. ~ The annual smoke.“Thé lihlt containing the liquid 1234 Government 8t, Works. She Is being docked for a statement of the Dominion Iron A ^Princess Charlotte leaves here at 5 p. strapy l on a fireman'* back, 266 Morrison Si., Portland. Victoria, B; 0. change in her sea valve, cleaning and Steel Company shows-* net "surplus for m. daily; arrives at Seattle at t p. m and with the helmet on his head he examination. The house has been last year of over $1,500.000. dally; leaves Seattle at ILX) p. np. dally, was shut In a small shed in which a taken oft and the old boiler removed. arrives at Vancouver at ISO a. m. dally:, fierce sulphur fire was burning. After Northern Pacific Railway Steamer Leebro left for Carmanah leaves Vancouver at 10 a.in. dally; arrtws ten minutes the man wa* released The new boiler 1» said to be one of the at Victoria at 3 p m. dally. finest pieces of work ever seen on the yesterday with supplies for till n- w none the worse for his experience. Carmanah fog .alarm. Charmer leaves here at 12.30 a. m. dally , ■Pacific coast. arrives at Vancouver at 1.30 a. m.; leaves The visitors also Inspected the new petrol pumping engine, which ha* not Before the Royal Statistical Society. Vancouver at 1 p. m. dally; arrives here Steamer Antilochus will complete at 7 p. m. yet been used at a fire, and which can London. W. R. Baldwln-Wlseman men- 0 82 the work of discharging her cargo ttoned how I^ondon yearly dispose s of *2,- Iroquois leaves here for Seattle at 9 a. throw-506 Salions of water a minute. S.S. VADSO this evening and will leave for Van­ VS.flOO.OOlf gallons. Liverpool 10.801 .OOe.uXt The time used l* Pacific Standard, for m.. arriving at Seattle at 2; returning, In the Instruction room Mr Gamble the 130th Meridian west. It is counted leaves Seattle at midnight, arriving here couver. for which port she has about gallons, and Manchester i«.615,000,000 gab­ from 0 to 34 hours, front midnight to mid- demonstrated the value of the collaps­ Will sail for i 6.000 tons. ions of water. nigh*. at 6 A m. ible bras* helmets, one of which was worn by a fireman at a bottle ex< hange TIDE TABLE. fire. Fourteen ton* of glas* fell on the ONLY FOUR DAYS AT BEA Northern B. C. Ports man's head and completely burled him. largest, finest and fastest ON THURSDAY, JUNE 17 Victoria. B. C,, Jan.. Ht*- — w»d-wiwm he *ad been dug out down to SAILINGS TO EUROPE. ITimcHtrTImc Ht|TlmcHt.|Tlm«Ht hi* shoulders aWbther shower of glass From Montreal 10 P. M. came down and biirled him again. “He and Quebec. ; Do You Open Your Mouth |h.m. ft.jh. m. ft.|h. m. ft.|h. m ft. Ijake Manitoba ...... Saturday. June M 1 0 14 8.3 a m it was In the hospital for four months," rïïpRESa OF IRELAND....Krt.. July 1 John Barnsley Like * young bird and gulp down whatever food or medicine may 0 38 8.4 8 JO tl said Mr Gamble, “and glas* wa* com­ Lake Champlain ...... Saturday, July 10 6 64 8.7 8 58 14 ing out of different part* of hi* body VUPRESS OF BRITALN....Prl.. July it Agent. be offered you ? Or, do you want to know something of the com­ 0 59 8.9 9 34 0.8 rXZ. YriT ...... Saturday. July m- 116 9,1 10 14 0.3 for six months afterwards, but tie hi EMPRM8 OF IRELANL>....Frf,. Julï * Phone 1925. 634 YATES ST. position and character of that which you take into your stomach 1 42 9.1 11 00 0.1 still one of our best men.” > ÏJVL Manitoba ...... Bat unlay. Aug. 7 3 18 9.0 11 47 0.2 tSfëllBS» OF BRITAIN. . Frl.t Aug. U whether as food or: medicine ?...... 3W8.T 1238*6.6 Champlain ...... Saturday, Aug. 21 Most intelligent and sensible people now-a-days insist on 3 44 8.1 13 24 1.3 22 84 7.8 Dr. Chase's Oint- ttfpRESS OF IRELAND .Fri., Aug. tl «ta t is a Erie ...... Saturday. Sept. 4 knowing what they employ whether as food or is medicine. ret üwm* Vmtrtn; 8 ...... 6 56 5.2 10 05 6.6 If, 59 4.1 32 48 8.2 148.76 and $M.«; One Oaas Cable KlÙ ;.. ..- 13 -48 6.7 M 60 6.8 MW 86 err form Dr. Pierce believe» they have a perfect right to INSIST 6 48 3.8 16 21 <2 17 H6.1 23 36 8.1 htng. bleeding ^Th^jwpular LAKE STEAMERS carry Train» of Cemtes 717 1.7 ONE CLASS OF CABIN passengers only upon such knowledge. So he publishes, broadcast and 0 03 9.1 8 10 0.6 PILESpiles. Bee testimonials in t •* second cabin rateg. 0 39 9.2 8 62 0.3 your neighbors ebout it. ion . 8LEERINQ CAM sa on each bottle-wrapper, what his madMoes are made 4ts Ml Sü â-e for further informathm^aH on or write of end verifies It under oath. This be feels he can well 1 16 8.2 10 12 00 City Paseeager Agent, U03 Government 8t. 114 8.9 10 52 0 3 DR. OHASra OINTMENT. 148 8.9 11 33 0.8 22 11 3.2 CHICIBO, LONDON, afford to do because the more the Ingredients of which 12 1# L6 22 08 8.1 his medicines are made are studied and understood the 12 58 2.3 e « i.i HAMILTON, TORONTO, 13 38 3.2 £06 8.1 more will their superior curative virtues be appreciated. 14 16 4.0 M 11 18 1410 4.8 22 24 8.2 MONTREAL, QUEBEC, 7 30 4.6 22 42 8.1 THERAPIO N For the cure of woman’s peculiar weaknesses and derangements, giving rise to frequent 7 16 3.9 2301 8 4 PORTLAND, BOSTON, 7 1* 3.2 23 20 8.6 SEATTLE ROUTE 4M 44m PrtMtpal benlaem OraSme ef hcadachci backache, dragging-down pain or distress and kindred symptoms of* weakness, 7* 2.3 23 38 8.9 rfel sad highly Master remedy, Mad ratal HoepiUla by Kicord, KoaUra, Ontario, Quebec and the Dr. Pierce** Favorite Prescription is a most efficient remedy. It is equally effective in frtbe Coati The time used Is Pacific Standard, for E2.1t M, s*4 there, rail leu sit the Maritime Piovlnoea* giving strength to nursing mothers and in preparing the system of the expectant mother the 120th Meridian west. It is counted be eeeght is » media*# ai (h* Idei, frem 0 to 24 houri, from midnight to everyteieg hitherto eepleyed. for baby’s coming, thus rendering childbirth safe and comparatively painless. The “Fa­ midnight. The figures for height serve to IHERAPigilNqJ S S. ‘IROQUOIS’ vorite Prescription” is a most potent, strengthening tonic to the general system and to distinguish high water from low water. seraoi ei ell dtecheigee free the erieery erge*e, Leaves Victoria ® a. m. Daily OEO. w. vau,:XTW1* the organs distinctly feminine in particular. It is also a Soothing and invigorating nerv­ A BUTTERFLY'S “UMBRELLA." sepereedieg lejectieee. the eee ef which doeeinw- Ml Frame psrehle here by 1 Ayrag the tree 4sttes t etnetera For Port Townsend and Seattle ine ana cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prestation, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea Returning He.was only a butterfly, one of those JH|RAPIONNa2 or St. Vitus’s dance, and other distressing nervous symptom’s attendant upon functional beautiful, large, bluish-black ones that Leaves Seattle Midnight and organic diseases of the distinctly feminine organs. we so often see about the garden, but Motchee. peiee eed ewellieg ti the joints, racoe- Tickets Interchangeable with. C.P.R. Stra. / cAliost of medical authorities of all the several schools of practice, recommend each he knew enough to get In out of the dsry «xmptoes. rout, rhraeitiæ. red ell diwesM JAS. McARTHUR. Agent TO ATLIN, wet. 1er which it hesbeee tee much • tethiee te em­ ploy mercery, eereeparilte. hr., te the 4e*rsettee Phone 1461 824 Wharf St DAWSON AND of the several ingredients of which “Favorite Prescription” is made for the cure of the It wa* during one of the heavy 4# eefleterV teeth ed re* e# Uelth. This pee diseases for which it is claimed to be a cure. You may read what they say for yourself by showers that so frequently. In the hot ■eratioe pen6ra the whole system threege the LOWER YU­ sending a postal card request for a free booklet of extracts from the leading authorities, days of midsummer, come suddenly mood, eed thoroughly ehei—tee el psiesesi upon us, driving every one to the JheRâpionn^s THE 0ANADIAN40EIUOAN KON :------to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. 1r, and it will nearest cover. To escape the down­ PACIFIC SS. LINE. pour. which meant great Injury, if POINTS come to you by return post. Me», ewltil the d •treseiee coeseqeeecee of rally HJC HILAR MONTHLY .EHlTca, It’s foolish and often dangerous to experiment with new or but slightlv tested med­ not destruction, to ao delicate a, créa error, escra, reeideece to hot, ueheelthyriteratest ture. he quickly flew to a nearby balm It poeeeseee eerpritieg power hi remorteg vxZATLAN. MANZANILLO. ACAFUL Navigation icines—sometimes urged upon the afflicted as “just as good” or better tnan “Favorite Kreigth end vigour to the debilitated. CO ÎaUNÀ CRUM OUAtMA. River and ' of Gilead tree, where, alighting on the with the undejL- side of a large legf, he clung M«»1=»= p°rt* “ “•*"«' ottmn Prescription.” The dishonest dealer sometimes insists that he knows what the proffered ,7,10, oust 1 uroile» UWm ", both freight < substitute is made of, but you don’t and it is decidedly for your interest that you should With wings closely drawn together and fjSeeWU»»*» Klneiom port. And to! nawmm hanging straight downward, using the Price ie EngUrd 1/9 A 44 Is ordering state for Daw Which of the three eemhere reeeired. aed observe EÎotwnt rl» to. Ttouanut* at Bee know what you are taking into yo«i#stomach and system expecting it to act as a curative. big leaf as an umbrella to shield him above Trade Merit, which is a tec-Mette el weed To him its only a difference of profit. Therefore, insist on having Dr, Pierce’s Fa­ from the great drop* falling all round. ' TmsbaMo* ' as it appears ee British C sesrameat R»*Uiaf frem Victoria, & tn* High and dry, here, he remained until Stamp (m white letters oa a red groeadf alsst *_ — nt *ach month. vorite Prescription. h* every package by order ef H.s Maiesty a lisa. /or m rmr »W>1t to to. the show/r had passed, and the blue CsweMsmoaere, awi wrtboet w itch k te à Issemy Send 50 onc-cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only on a free copy of Dr. Pierce’s sky and*warm sun called him once offic. of toe compeer, ta Q: again to hts favorite haunts.—“Nature WHnl.il. from HsndenoB Bn, UL ■troot. Vancouver, Or core of Common Scnie Medical.... - Adviser, 1008 .pages‘ 4‘ cloth-bound‘ Dr.F Address , Pierce as above Meosulsr * Co, Bsetlon «root. •nd Science.” In the St. Nicholas. Victor!». & C. /.*-v A COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE All the News of Canada, of the Coast, of the World.

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Saturday, June 19th, at 9 a. m. / AND CLOSING WEDNESDAY 30th You ask Why ? I have decided to quit handling Clothing, and that’s the reason in a nutshell. Store closed, business suspended. We are re-marking and re-ar- - ranging the entire stock. Prices will be cut to a whisper. WANTED : Salesladies and Experienced Clothing Salesmen. Apply at Once. See Handbills and To-morrow’s Papers for Further^articularsj

BRANDENBURG WILL BE Canada Western Chartered l| NEW YORK STOCKS LOCAL STOCKS Vancoavep Slock SENT TO MISSOURI SYNOPSIS OF «4NADSAN NORTH­ ww m la w ewea awaaommm« - « - - ■ — — — — — WEST LAND REUCLATION6. ! (By Courtly F. W Stev.-nsm * Co ) IBy Courtesy N. B. Mayetntth ft 6») (By Courtesy T. W. BtevensSn A Co.) Corporation, Ltd Wanted on Charge of Enticing who U the wile. heed, ot .e New York. June (Private Kjtchange. > Vancouver,. JumtlX. family, or any male over « yean old HïgïïTL;.wnmr - Bid. AskeL Listed Stocka. may homestead » quarter section <1W A mal. Copper Alberta Coal * Cbke Son. of Present Wife acres, more or leas) of available Jkimlnitm Amer. Car * Fpundry !!.: f* 5Ü 56$ Bid. Asked. land In Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Al­ Brokers I Amer? Cot. Oil ...... 735 71 Tn American Canadian Oil .. Alberta Canadian Oil From Home, berta. The applicant must appear In per­ j Amer. Ice ...... t-û rts» 3«1 B. C. Amalgamated Coal son at the Dominion Lands Agency — Alberta Coal ft Coke Sub-Agency for the district. EdtJT MWAHOIAL AND INVESTMENT AGENT'S. 1 Amer. Loco...... 194 57 5 1 B. C. Copper ...... Burton Haw Works proxy "may be made at any agency, o* .... L-JA. s-a 9U4 ■ft f 14-/8 MAHON BLDQ. Ilia GOV'T STREET .... Northern Crown Bank ..... stand trial as soon as his present ' d: Alt: ;;:t. .... 79*r i*n imt\ gmea Brtdr rv.-tit. mmblér CàrTbbd PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES D. ft R. G. ..X,.,...... 508 473 ; Snowstorm ...... hearing on charges of grand largeur Royal Collieries in the second degree Is completed. The Do., pref." ...... *4 to »TS United Wireless (unstamped) Scrip ...... CORRESPONDENTS. / New York Slock ExchansA Distiller* ...... 3kt •■»4 3K4 Vancouver Briquette Coal .. present hearing grew out of the sale LOO AM à BE YAM members / Boston Stock Exchange. Kxie ...... 36 344 34 Western Oil ...... by Brandenburg of letters, purporting OF 1 Chkasu Board of Trade...... 534 Pacific Loan Co., wUh dlv... a a hapin * oo. Do., let pref...... 524 521 to have been written by Grover Cleve­ C York Cotton- Exchange Do., 2nd pref...... 43 411 43 , land. to the New York Times during G. N. Ore^ctfs...... 764 75 78 G. N.. pref...... 149( 1474 1471 GRAIN MARKET ■YNOPSfS ... CANADÎAN------r.x------NOltTH- | III. Cem ,...... 147 WEet^ftttNINQ REQULATIQMS. _ fTnter-w^ro: ' w COAL.—Coe 1 mining rights may be leas­ qMWNWMWWWMMWW'f ..... g 464 47 COBALTSTOCKS (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson ft Co,) ed for twenty-one —“* — —• f lowir Centra)'-. -5%* —------• Chicago, June,IT. rental of $1.00 an. i rot more than -rrr 1,H6-ar**e can Tie T4 -IN STOCK- ft»;..prof. ' .... :"Wî 5 i Royalty, five cents I* ft N...... 1424 1411 142 (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson ft,Co.) Wheat- Toronto, June 16. QUARTZ.—A per------.------' Mackay ...... 791 79 79 114* iki ny im age and over having made a discoverer Bid. Asked. lOff* 108 io6i in (Bngiisb) .Me». Cen. ctfs. 29 24 may locate a claim 1,300 feet by 1.506 feet. PETEB’S PORTLAND CEMENT MT, SI - ■ * *vn matctW mvtorrmATiON. Jta, *u*i. At ieaai liflB must W expended i M . K. A T. ...”*424 4*1 414 Beaver Cons. May .. im*$ loftè on the claim each year, or paid to the Full weight Full strength J Mo. - Pac...... 75 724 731 Buffalo ...... Corn- Mining Recorder. When $500 has been I Nat. Iec. . Uirade. 13 It N. Ÿ.. O. ft W...... 54| *l| May .. N. ft W...... 6RÎ >94 Conlsgas ...... 620 640 Oats- Vancouver, B. C., June 17.—Daniel J. N. P...... lid] 149 1-504 Crown Reserve ...... 316 346 July .. BOSTOCK & CO., Limited Foster Cobalt ...... 5» 26 Keefe, commissioner general of Immi­ • 1371 1314 1361 i gration of the United States, came People'* (In* . Ul 113 ...... < 15 16 .114 into the city this morning and stopped 622 FOBT STREET Preseed ateel .. 42| 11 i 42 ; Hudson Bay ...... Î...... 150 200 ...750 900 at the Hotel Vancouver. It Is be­ I Do., pref...... 1034 iat— I>ç., pref...... 1231 123 (Times Iirtiwil Wire.) Alameda ...... H -i No. 1 California Club, per cental. $2.104*' 49] Watts ...... 25 s Ewen to Frank Moore and Frank Sulli­ Utah Copper .. 501 Chicago. Junè 17.—Receipts: Hogs, 17,000; Copper King ...... U 4 $2.15; California wl\B.' milling. 121.^42.2- ; Va. Car. ('hem .TM! 51 : fA4 van. who had just been acquitted of Northern blue $2.27i^>*2 ;C4. off opened steady. Left over yesterday. MOO. charges of robbery. *M have been on the Gertlê ...... - 21 Wnb**h ...... 2$ 211 23* Regarding the Importance of the Receipt* year ago. 7,000. Mixed. 17.256» graph e wheat, $1.9t/a$2r red*. $2.10#|2.2^. Western Vnlbn ... 741 744 744 work of the National Irrigation Con­ tvneh for some time, and I have heard Humming Bird ...... " 87.»; heavy. |7.7r.ff».06; rough..$7,35£*L75; many verdicts, lull I can't believe that the How often, says a writer In the June Barley ' FwA* 4 -w- f Wwtlnghouaè ... » *n ~fr~ gress.- which will have Its seventeenth | Strand, an indention which at first was Lucky Calumet ...... 4...... 4| vfmon4| to fair. fl.^Lf'P brewing at .San light, T. 1^17.80: verdict acquitting these defendants was 'ft11, Southern Rv.Ry...... 30J 30 301 session Ih Spokane. August 8-14, R. In-" j merely a plaything of youth has been Missoula Copper ...... Î 21 Francisco, nominal 'ht Chevn- ... 68$ 68 684 Cattle—Receipts. 3.000; market strong, an honest one." .__ slhger. chairman of the board of con- i Hheep—Receipts, 12.000; strong. adopted for utilitarian purposes. Stilts Monitor...... t...... 30 ?4p4 Her, nominal ; new crop feed, $L42l<$$1.47|. Meet Sugar ...... 429 404 124 Then the court directed a few ftsmarke arc usually associated with a boy or 1 Nabob ...... 23M I 2$Jtin^'delfVery, and R.D for July. Kæ. City Sou. . ... 451 44 441 tret, says: "The notional n-vhimuti..n •to the jurors as follows: __ - . Kansas City. June 17.-Hogs-Receipts. “You men ate discharged from fju^lher the clown at a circus, North Franklin ...... «1 .. { Kgg*~Per dosen. California i>e*n. In- West. Maryland ... Ml 18 ■act was pnkped In 1902. At thflrt time j sines a Kentish farmer t t«0 i eluding vxtraH. .’Tv. ; • flrt'.s. --C.; Money on call. 11 per cent. w there were In the government's name, j 10,000: cattle. 5,066; sheep. 6,060. jury service, and you get no pay for to­ Kendall ...... KO day. You can go now. but I cannot be­ of putting them to a useful purpose by O. K. Conaohdated ...... I 1 -j aevmiuê. 23c. ; thirds, 21c. Total aales. 1.264,000 shares, In t-ho sixteen states affected. 600,000,- j using them as a step-ladder by which to ■= ' Omaha. June it - f^ogs—Receipts. 9,500; lieve, your verdict was an honest one. ^f-Oom Paul ...... ------6 •00 acres of arid "land, of which It was 1 Judge MvEwen told hi* clerk. Edward reach the top of thfc hop-pole* for f Rex ...... >... "l-“'12’i$ 1 Ira*. 264c.; Jlrst*. 25iC., aevoivD. • The total coinage executed a) the estimated possible to reclaim sufficient j cattle. 11.800; Sheep, 3.600. or repairing the wires which are n< New Cheese—Per pound. Call f or u 11 flats, Carter, to return to Sullivan and Moore flnowahoe ...... * Hi mints of the United States In May was to support 50,000,000 people. By 19U the extensively used by hop-growers. In t 175 { fancy, 14c.; first*, lïjc.. eetxmds, J3c.: Observing an ancient custom at Ran- two revolvers found In their possession HnoWntorm ...."...... 174 17' 126.650.000. Of this Amount 125.577.500 reclamation ■serxlce wtl) have mlaim- e- stewurt ...... 607«> 70 j California Young America, fartry, 16Jc.; worth. Norfolk, recently, the vicar, Rev. when they were arrested. 90, I f|r*ta. 154c.; F^stern Oregon, . lljc".; c; ».. wan In gold. $1,029,4)60 in silver and $4J,- ed nearly 2,000,000 acres, at an estimat­ "Turn over those weapons and cartridges Tamarack ...... 73 J. Knraght. and the choir mounted to the , Wonder 2i 23 j Young America. 16r. M In minor coins. The mints tfJfro ed i-osjt of f70.000.000. There are 40.- top of the church tower ftfld there offered 76 I Or.’ons Red . per sack. «c.Wfr. y cl- coined for the government of the Phil- AOO.Odh • «vroà Uf arid lands susceptible prevers and s««g hvmna and p**lrtie. Interuatlvnnl Coal ...... France's Jotal Wealth is i Itamb^-r .Carlboq ...... 75c. lit 1 per.cental. ^ipplnes 460,000 Bjlver peso pieces. to xieeTktnatlon by irrlsatiou.'' asking.a blessing for the growing crops. Contrary to the customary procédé re. VICTORIA DAILY T1MEB, THURSDAY, JUNK 17. 1909. Classifying your Help Wanted Ad gives it the best possible publicity

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. business directory MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS under this * \4 cent per word per U Bakery cant per word per insert toe; 8 Unes. >1 Business Chances For Sale—-'Wood per month; «nn Urn P^r month; extra Unes, 16 cents per tin* Personal . Per month. . For choice family bread. caiee. ber month. PARTIES wlyBlng to buy restaurant and FOR SALE—Good wood. 4 ft, We Are Now Confectionery, etc., try D. W. Hanbury. dining room connected with hotel, good >4.60. Burt’a Wood Yard. R. H. KNEESHAW. medium and healer, W Fort at. or ring up Phono Ml And "tt has removed to 734 Calodunla Ave. Sit­ Gràvel location, cheap, communicate Box 2U3, tings dally. Test circle Thursday, 8 Located Architects. Four order win receive prompt Atten- Times. JeU READY TO BURN—Cloan mill wood" Uige and small, to suit. Phone nuu, P- Jyll B. C SAND A GRAVEL CO., loot Jo»» M. k GRIFFITH- M proml* BI»ok. : «on otreot. T.I. im Producer, et HAVE $600 TO INVEST In any (bona Government street. Phone 14* fide) business that requires a worker, HENRY E. HOWES. Peytitic Medium ______Blasting Rock ____ washed and graded uuid ano V1 -r*!. NOTICg-for the next six weeks l. • n- Consultations dally Seances Mondays toot for concret, work of all IdBda, do- ■fpply Box 199, Times. Jel7 undersigned will *rii rordwoou in fo r. and Fridays. 8 p. m. 737 View street, W*''A rejtore. foundation., «to. »* J‘" llverod oy team In tho city, ec oe Mow» 2#1 i«enittha *mwin« machine Û near Douglas. je28 755 Kane St Bookkeeping. too. difficult. Rock tor «Ale. Term" *> Pit. on Royal B-y. FOR SALE—Gas cooking stoves, snatch out It In yards, adeywavs and vacan toAAODAble. J. R. wr.UAmA. W Mlcbl block, log chains, syphon, saws, men e Next Victoria Truck sad VICTORIA SCHOOL OF BOOKKMF- k? Jfi uJ,'*r« Tr> «»k «treat Phone AIM! — clothes, guns, etc., at I X L Seconds ------Wky u4 n. What you Rooms and Biard INO, MM Douglas street Pup«“ Hand Store. Oriental Alley. ofo$. Pan- Dray Stable* ed or visited dajr or evening- . Junk tages Theatre. Johnson street. vSUli. R C jZjStë"*" ,,r**L attention to eases of neglected eoue ADVERTISEMENTS under Iki, held 1 Boat Building WANTED—Scrap brass, copper. rent per Word per Insertion; 8 Insertions. tion. Old or young can »«•'*“'. lead, cast iron, sacks, and all kind» of 3 cents per word; 4 cents per word per ALL ORDERS private. O. Rons. Jr., principal | QrVEY°DR ORDER to UcKenato »?*' bottles and rubber; highest cash For Charter. For Sale—Houses week: 60 cents per line per month. No WILL RECEIVE builder, plain and fancy aculi m*er paid. Victoria Junk Agency. 1838 Slow advertleement for iees ttan 10 rente. 09 Fort street. — •tree*. Phone 1S98. for CHARTER-Hunting launch •‘Kel­ ADVERTISEMENTS under this h^Ti PROMPT ATTENTION Dentists. vin,” 40 ft. by » ft., speed 9 miles; com­ cent per word per Insertion; I InserUona ROOM AND BOARD, 926 Fort street. I VICTORIA BOAT A ENGINE rOM- fortable and seaworthy; exploring, sur­ I eentsper word; 4 cents per word w next the Rink. Je22 Phone 662 DR. LEWIS HALL, Do»‘*> B.7™tua JANT, LTD., boat and launch bulldera Landscape Gardener veying, timber cruising, hunting or week; 80 cents per line per month Mn Jewel] Block, cor. Tatee end Dnujiee Boat building material for amateurs fishing parties; two guest», galley, sdvertlsemeat fbr leas than lf oentg THE. HOLLIES. 766 Courtney street, late etreete. Vlctorle, R. C. Telephone- ^P»lra. angines Installed, eta. *•«- lavatory, electric light. Apply U S. Rae. Room and board, also table board- THE 0«ce. 167; Residence. DA ■ E?a,f* and designs furnished W. u. E. J. LAI NO. Landocapo and JobWhJ Higga. Mouth Pender laland. Long dla- A HOUSE SNAP—Three rooms, large ers. For terms apply Miss Hall. Jyl2 ■J^uck, mgr., 424 David at. Phone 306 Gardener. Tree pruning end spraying a lot. ten minutes to car line. I860. Mrs. i :• specialty. Residence. 1046 Meats street efatanc^tciephone^^eeieie|^e|eito^^^^^2 Phone A1U1. Office. Wilkerson É Stoddart. Burnside road, corner of Har­ LARGE. PLEASANT ROOM. sulUble for C01BIRT NUMBING Land Surveyors. Brown's Greenhouse, corner Cook and riett street. -^jy two, central, near the park; meals If Boot and Shoe Repairing Fort streets. For Rent—Houses desired. 641 Superior street. >12 SNAP tn a 6 room bungalow, situate on A- 1\ AVOU8TINE, B. Q-D-* .Hem'ere" & HEATING CO. NO MATTER where you bought yew ADVERTISEMENT? under thla head l Johnson street. A minutes from City ROOMS TO LET—Old Wll.on Hotel. LIMITED. veylng'andl ctvtl engineering. • *>r!n* them here to be repaired cent per word per insertion; 3 ineertIona Halt, house contain» I bedrooms and Jtreet, has been taken over by Bulkiey Valley, B. C. ______Bibbs. 3 Oriental A va., opposite Pa»- Machinists -1 cent» per word; 4 cents per word per has all modern conveniences, stands on Teddy McAvoy and has been thoroughly tagee Theatre. a btg lot. nice lawn, pretty shrubs and THOR H. PARR. Brliun ColumbUleijr surveyor, room 4. Five gletere Bloc*. Government street. Tel. 930. 8600 cash, and the balance 860 every * > weekly roomers. Jyll Victoria.______■______- Builders & General Contractors FURNISHED BUNGALOW, eew. to Hank1* (ire*nwXM>d> »ver Nonhero rent. Immediate possession. Apply rURmSHEp BOOMS and board, teie- OBO A SMITH. C.K^ Bvl?i:1^nâeSns. Uptal Polish vey*»r Albernl. B. £• tDVERTISKMENTg under this léid 1 mornings or^«wetie*tngs Tit Bt. Andrew BJgg. p 11njl *41*-"U J?H'HJU04 , garda*.K»rut?II. _ mri.fir«. cent per word per Insertion; 3 Insertions. street. James Bay. Jell FOR SALE—Six roomed cottage, stone lobbla, Saxonhurst, 617 Government Saanich Monicipaiity. timber limits end sub-divisions. I cents per word; 4 cents per word per GLOBE METAL POLISH, cleans stiver, foundation, on car line. 83,00ft terms- JeJO V. a GORE And J. M. *fî2îE2?,\5ïlS- **•». at# cenu per ilfu. per month. No also Ki-o.1 building Jotii cheap. Apply copper and bras». For sate by The shore TO I«ET—Furnished • nttage and house, owner. 841 Michigan W, or phon, ik£ ACM* ... NotJo* ts hereby -given -that-ow Thwp- —- advertisement for less, than 1» cents. Hardware-Go.. LtA all modern- conveniences. 703 Vamwwr* — m...bW and doable. Ilex »c., »0c. ITatea etreeL ‘lay. 24th June. in», at 10 o'clock a. m..^- ver streeL Jel* the Court of Revision for the Municipality^ Box IS. Ptione AMt OWN YOUR *** Plktrict of Saanich sriU he-hokl hr ———:•------. ----OWN HOME. Painter and Decorator TO LET—Modern 7 roomèdTiôuse., "Situations Wanted—Female' EDWARD S WILKINSON HOUSES BUILT ON EASY TERM*. M Dalles eeadi------—------the Municipal Office. Qlanford avenue. Part Cash Down. __ _ having large lot, fre«- of rock, one wi»h th-*--_rpoi>e ot hear,n* appeals from ^ «.Ssra'Æ'S ----- Dalailtw can "Bg arranged^ " OSTLER À IMPÉY. Painters and General 9 fL basement, some fine oaks on kiv ^«^jjS^-Townah curtain*, by two "ne assessment. Call and talk It over. , Decorators Rooms papered or painted TO RHNT—Furnietled_ ooUnge. 8hawnlgan 8750. R60 and 8L0» aaeh Vrn *‘ Norwegton gtrtx. Apply Û9 St. Lawrence on the shortert not fee. Write or call at william C. HOLT. Isrke. Address F. M. Reade, Oak Apply Taylor. MM Hillside avenue on- JelS Those having complaints égal net their Legal Contractor and Builder. Ostler. 1042 Yates itreet: or Impey. 1770 P. O. Jel7 posite Orphanage. ’ ^ aesesemenu are required to have their Phone U4U. te» Garbally Road. Fairfield road. proteeU In the hands of the Municipal V BRADSHAW R.rrleter. ete. Lew M U TO LET—Newly furnished five roomed FOR SALE—Price 83400. Princes. At. Situations Wanted—Male Clerk ten day» previous to the elttlng of CcEismbers. Bastion street. Victoria. cottage, on Head street, near car line. house, built little over year; «?ce»tT«« the Court of Revision. * W||- F- QIBSQN. Albert)): B. C., builder Pawnshop W. J. Fraser. Thobum P. O. JeU tt h»». Ç*-lor' dining room, with 7rihl ™T0R. M .xp.r1.ncw), EnitH.h Cnl- MS?.‘*uua‘ KorU °mki . Harold Fisher Contractor and Builder, Tlro**'Jy7 keeper, eight yeartr experience single Austin <3. $os* Takes entire charge of every detail of TO RENT—New six roomed house, on and double entry: flrst-c’ass references. building. Uogit-cLiaa work. Reasonable Phntnnranhs. Mans. Ftr Flsguard street. Apply Box 193, Times fOR SALE—Five roomed house, wtth Apply R H C., Time» Office. <3* Johnson St. prloem‘ Phone *8. Office. Je81 bantry and bath. Apply m Kingston NOTICE Mechanical Engineer. REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND OTHERS Jyj Wanted—Acreage To Insure quick sales of properties should TO LET —Seven room modern bungalow. GORGE ROAD BRIDGE, botwoon W O WINTER BURN M I. N. A., ton- ERNEST RAWLINGS, get them photographed by Just completed, cement cellar and walks, Man, iH-oL-r otrert and Waohlngton suiting Mechanical Engineer and Sur­ ' Carpenter and Builder. FLEMING BROS. furnace, grates. —tTTRSumd cold water, For Sale—Lots WANTED—To lease. In or around town veyor. Estimates for all kinds of «»• Prompt Attention to Alteration* Job- electric light and belle, all walls bur- two acres good deep soil, cultivated, avruuo. la Hoard to vehicular trafrie Maps and plane copied or blue printed. from September. Box W, Times. Jeai Chlnerv; gasoline engines a specialty. btng Work and Repairs. Enlargements from films or prints to any lapped and tinted, corner lot 99x130, FOR SALE—Double comer fn Burlelth. from WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th until Phone 1531 107 Oak Bay avenue. Vic­ Estimate» Given. Prices Keaaonabla. et-e Finishing and supplies for amateurs. Chamberlain street, near Oak Bay Ave. farther notice. MT Richmond Ave.. Victoria. B. C. greenhouse, fruit Uees. etc., nr toria. ft. C. Kodak» foe sale or Mrs. rae. or wtn sen on very easy terms will *eu greenhouse separate. Address V( C. H. TOPP, PHONE IMA. $0* GOVERNMENT ST. Puck A JohnWton. Johnson St. Jel8 Box M8. Times. jen Wanted—Articles ALTON A B*4.7N. carpenters and build­ City Engineer. Medical Massage. ers Estimates ail'"given uon“ ■*»ail kindsainoa orof ?9 UET—4 room cottage, stable and carpenterer workwork. We specialize------te cow- °AK BAY PROPERTY la becoming ______Times Office. i7r,Ti eervatortanee and greenhouaee. Prompt Plumbing and Heating building 16x46. good workshop or etor- #' ^^l^ery »l**d lots are selling MTt. BERGSTROM BJORNFELT. Swe­ attention.n. ______First-class work and moder- M». centrally located. Particulars 131» •aslly from 8300 up. The best buys In dish Masseur. Turkish bath. Bt Fort Government St.. Loom 6.m37 tf Wk PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for street. Victoria. B. C. Phore UB •te pntea. Phone Bltti HOT WATER HEATING—Jr H. Werner *h.e district are In Brighton. These diamonds. Jewelry and valuable* of aL Notice to the Public Bay el reef. Victoria. 1 Co.. Limited, tfl Flatruard SI., above lots, half acres, equal to 3 full-sized city kinds. Empire Jewelry Ce.. &9t John­ Blan^ard St. Phone A278 lots, are selling at from |55u up. Coin- son street.- Phone 1916. Business atrict- medical ma: age. 180* Fort J. ' AVERT manufacturer of et.ndard For Sale—Acreage £?re-..these Prices with those of sur­ ly confidential. If you have anything tc Hangers, covered by Canadian patent nr«. ÎÜLac”.îcrel" bï"'"n« elorxa rounding properties. Brighton is within sail phone ua and we will cal). No. 105.723, are now being manu! - faff” w®r* 111 concrete executed to ® ACRES—Shâwnlga» district. Apply ®**y walking distance of cars, fronts on •resr. Contracts taken for entire Pottery Ware. Etc. Box *7. Times Office. Sep 1 magnincent beach and has an unexcel­ tured at John Meeton'a, 1407 Bi buildings, foundations and fences. Fine led View. Maysmith A Co.. Mahon Bldg. street, and can be obtained at reason Mining Engineer concrete work our specialty. Mg Doug- «EWER PIPE. FiOid Tile. Ground Fire Je» tt Wanted—Houses tss street Phone A toil Clay. Flower Pots. etc. B. C. Pottery FOR SALKr-Xlgbieefi acres good fruit able figures at said place. J. L. PARKER. Mining Engine- Co., Ltd. corner Broad and Pandora lond. eight miles from Victoria; all ONN RESERVOIR HILL, «...looking WANTED—Modem house of 8 or 9 rooms, BRANNAOAN A HOFFMAN. Surveyor. 11 Macgregor Block. V ALFRED JONES will promptly do sll straete. Victoria. B. C. ”°r* kinds buggies, wagons and carts, horsw with stable preferred. James Bay or «ad hamewac afcso yoke young oxen, well whole city. 4 large lots, cleared and no B- C. Mine examinations and i _____ your repairs; lattice ,and other fence rocks; view can't be shut out; snaps at Fort street district. Apply P. O: Box Patentees. Superintendence of mining work or con­ worx done; dog houses, ladders, steps each. Mayemith A Co., Mahon _7».______Jel7 tracts taken. Seven years prepr r to order Corner Fort and Blan- H,dg. Je» tf C£ar LLOTD A CO., practical chimney ,,777 doors below Government St Phone 1747. JyM of Domestic Science In the Public era and house-cleanera. 711 pxnd.TS* 8t. OratM fircbrlckod, flu« 75?.r7ï BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE - Knghen IF YOU RFAjriRE wood working ma­ Schools of Victoria, B. C., will be received Nursing vacant houMa cleanod ready for oocunT. style Whitney, in excellent order, re­ chinery tell us what you want to do. up to 10th July by the School Board. lion. Phone 1S77. p * Stoves cently re-tired; cost S3» a year ago; will We will tell how to do It and U*ê chat. Salary 860 per month. MRS- WALKER (C. M. B. Eng). at. sell for 817.6». Apply Box 61, Times. Large stocks carried. Canadian Fair­ ISABELLA MOORE, CHIMNEYS CLEANED-Derw,„ " STOVES. RANGES AND HEATERS of nill tf banks Co . Ltd.. Vancouver.Jel7 all kinds bought and sold. N. E fox. Secretary Victoria School Board. K.7,u w" tord. 1807 Douglas St. Phone AM*. BAGSHAW‘8 TOMATOES are the best A1400. on the market. Wholesale by F. R. For Sale—Scrip, Stock, Etc. FOR Stewart and Sonley A Lewis. j«30 MISS E. H. JONES, 731 Vancouver St. NOTICE Chinese Goods and Labor- .Stump Puller PACIFIC LOAN CO.-4 shares at 876. with GOLD, SILVER, PLATED WARS NEW BICYCLES, a ltd New I>eparture coming dividend of 12 per cent. May- EDMONTON ROAD, between PORCELAIN. hr» sew» re, «like ■TUMP PULLER—Made tn 1 sixes, for eoaeter brake, mud guards, detachable smith A Co.. Mahon Bldg. Jet) tf OUT GLASS MIRRORS, Shorthand curios, extensive assortment. All ktS>- sale or for hire; contracts taken. J. Urea. 826. Cats 'ague free. Bicycle Mun- WINDOWS, MARBLE Fernwocd Road end Richmond of Chlneee labor supplied. Tim k!£T Ducreet. 4M Burnside road. Vtoterta. eon. Toronto. t INTERNATIONAL COAL A COKE—We Roed, is closed to vehicular traffic. 1S02 Government street. Phone All* are buyers of thla security. Mayemch 1M' ID I 1 a—— w MPI FOR SALE—8bop fixture* Apply Box A Co., Mahon Bldg. )*» tf AND PAINT By order, Shorthand. typewriting. book J7. title ofBce. «lAgrdpkv thoroughly tAught. a a. Ceaning and Tailoring Works 0. H. TOPP. —in.. prindpet Truck and Dray CHOICE FIR D30RS. sank, mouldings, CANADIAN NORTHWEST OIL-We will MOTXCE. ete.. at lowest prices Moore A Whit­ buy at 14c. Ma) smith A Co.. Mahon / City Engineer. OENTS’ f'LOTHFS CLEANED, renal...T ’ PHONE lhO FOR JEPSON TRANSFER tington. Yates street. Je» tf -irf ^,i’r”r7n.lrc7b7na* *«. —Trucking and expressing. Yatee It. Notice is hereby given that application Stenographers and Typists. sola Ynaoe, repaired and recover* pre­ ed Uquors bx relati on the premises known 1767 Port Street. Feed Store, 440 Yatee at real. mium. premium and 8250 paid. 8102 call aa 'The Willow»11 Hotel. Fort street tUtü stand*. Navy boarding axes, brass ket- Cadboro Bay road), district of Oak n*î Lodges LETTER HEADS BII.I. HEADS htruZ •lee. toy motors, magnets, blasting ma­ •till due, wltt sell for 8325. Mayemith A Will build a Bungalow for $1,200 eye view*, and all desses of erigrav'n« VICTORIA TRUCK AND DRAT CO.- Co.. Mahon Bldg. je» tf Municipality, to William Winched are Téléphona U. Stable Phone 1» chine, will fire $ to * holes, carpenter Samuel H. McCain. rfl or a Cottage for $1,000 ^DLDMBI* LODOM Ko t t 0. o. r~ for uewopyar or cat.loxue work. ÏT tools, etc. The Old Curiosity Shop. Dated thla 29th day of May. A.D tana c2u«t« every Wcdn.idAy evening ,, I the B. C. Engraving Co.. Times Build­ Fred. Jeeves, cor. Fort and Blanchard DIAMOND COAL -We will buy ^clock in Odd Fellow»' Han E_.. L • ing. Victoria. 14110 at 60c. Mayemith A Co.. Mahon Bldg. JAMES CHAMDERLAfN From Architect’s plans. doui a«re«t. R- W- Kec- See!; Turkish Baths. Je» If Government street Ui FOR BALE—Spring wagon and buggy ton Dyeing and Cleaning m FÔRT ST. Photito ikW %V||| be open McGregor's Blacksmith Shop. Johnson PACIFIC TIN MINING-100 shares at 81; THE GORGE day or night. Ladles' days are: Mon­ this Is a Well managed local company; an excellent proposition. Msysmlth A Smokers* Requisites B. C STEAM DYE WOP.KS-The largest days from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m., and Fri­ Co., Mahon Bldg J<-9 tf mee»t.fh month0,1 TL dyeing »nd cleaning works In the pro- days 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.. Swedish nma FOR SALE Bamboo rods. 8-i FERRY BOAT HOUSE- -- , ,,- vUuxe. .Country, orders .stiliou** >/. -v TS-T4 tvo-x-r » vu^rxrvrrxarvKv.v re. ft-jyt 1 fl *r»r*7- -m <.v/ar Bo-,-*- 4*Wfet BBST tHtX m THTCmr ‘ 'rorcitera Fin. Secy., i-r«i 200. J. C Renfrew, proprietor. Underhill shingle hatchets. 8176; claw OPPOSITE JAPANESE TEA GARDENS. hammers. 50c. ; army boots, tS.tO: canvas. Help Wanted—Female »*» ■ -■*. -«% . TilZ'.-'—'i'_- ALWAYS ON HAND . Watch Repairing - - Il Mi - Wrx- —t—rhJlss6i~ ahu Ladles and gentlemen desirous of goinc Fort St. Tel. 717. Branch office.’ 718 f chains. $4.60. Jacob Aaronson’s new GIRL WANTED-At ones, foY Jewellery AT THE boating without sand In their shoes are and aecond-haml store. 572 Johnson St store. Apply Empire Jewellery Store. recommended to tnr the Ferry Boat House T—utvS Rii’i 1"11 — ,1 W f^ca i lilt'lllN vlrfflli - A. FETCH, » l Phone «*$=' . ______Ml in______of English wawatch repairing. All kinds .frv) t$ ed or ayed and pressed equal to new. of fiwki and wstrhes repaired. only three minutes' walk from cars! ^ Ft It HALE -One flret-class cow, newly Boats and canoes at all hours. y v- PALL’S DYEING AND CLEANING calved: ten small pigs; also buggis* Help Wanted—Male WORKS. 1W Fort street. Tel. ttil light wagons, horavs and harneee. Ap­ Y. W.C.A. ply to I. J. J. Fisher's Carriage Shoo WANTED-* boys and 4 girls. Apply B. CIGAR «TORE Ui Discovery, or Mitchell street. Oak C. Soap Works jelS Engravers FOB THE BENEFIT if young women in Bay. CORNER 60VT. AND or out of employment Rooms ynu R ANTED—Two solicitors, call on busi­ board. A home from home. MS Pan J w. BOLDEN, the carpenter and tob- K^URAVER. Stencil Cutter ness men only, high-class proposition, TROUNCE ALLEY w?- * En«**v«*" Oeo. Crowther. us dora avenue ber. has removed from Yatee street to good salary. Call 108» Yates St. )e!7 Everybody ■ ffovrit. K of a A h Bo, i5r- u Wharf street, behind Post Jttca corner Fort and Quadra. Telephone L1762. ml7 tf LABORERS .WANTED, new Central Park EVERYTHING school, Chambers street. Parfltt Bros. r"o F.. COURT NORTHERN LlriuT “LIQUOR LICENSE ACT." UP TO THE MINUTE Xiao 683». meets at K. of p. Hal. Electro Plating For Sale—Norses - Jew Wants . «s-adavs. W. F F,m.jJ-2nd-an i I, H. Simpson, hereby give notice that * LENPKSTT, Kl J oh noon Bt TWO LADS WANTED. Apply Thorbe A „ne mdnth from date hereof I will aawly FOR HALE—Horse, l.ugry and hum.— Co» 629 David street. Je21 ^OOF.RN WOODMEN OF Gold, silver and nickel plating, oxidizing to the Superintendent of Provincial Police «üt every first and third huBlna and tacauvrlng ‘ for «m. Apply 1141 North Perk etreet at Victoria for a rene wal of my lloenee to Irll)-lf ach monta -v sell Intoxicating liquors at the premises WANTED—A paper ruler and Jorwarder. VICTORIA WATER WORKS Something. ‘road -tre^ known as the Coach and Horses Hots) Victoria Printing A Publishing Co. ■ JelS Douglas mi Fishing Tackle situated at Esquimau road. In the district For Sale—Dogs BOY* AND GIRLS WANTElHAt Stand- . Attention le balled to Section a of (he lT. TSF WANT TUB LATEST hr tIMimi' ®L,., Uim^^^(Signod) H. SIMPSON. ar>l Steam Laundry. Ml View St. J»K ' Water. By-Law, “ 1908,11 which provides FOR SA LU -Collies, t strong bitch pup­ liquor licenke act. tackta go to Harrt, » Bmlth. Too* Dated this 11th day of May, ISO». teg that “No person ah» 11 sprinkle, or use la 2SÎ Î2iU.*t,w- "too. opoona, pies, 6 weeks oM. sgblc, bt'auurully «uta. hooka. Ilnoe. mis. lues, ana any- marked; by Ballyarnett Student, winner Lost and Found. any manner whatsoever, the water sup­ If You Want I. Josephine of 8 first prises In B. C. and many hon­ tiling you n«,l la thla lino. LIQUOR LICENSE ACT. plied by the City upon Uwne. gardens of notice that one ors In England, gx. Ch. Omsk Irk 8T-R A Y ED- From 64B David street, on any description, except between the hours THAT SOMETHING 1 will apply to I Hollyhock, awarded béat colli* bitch in Sunday night, a small dark, eow without of 6 and 9 o'clock in the morning, and the vincial Police 6 Furrier I, L. O. Demers, hereby give notice that show flv* times on the Pacific Coast horns. Reward te any person giving in­ one month from date hereof, I will oddIv lee $25 each. 836 after June. CoHn F hours of 6 and 10 o'clock in the evening.” ADVERTISE «Fi# ‘ formation leading to Its recovery. Any­ The penal*.y for the Infraction of this Ht the premuif» nnonn aa uvç Strathror:a r"ED„fOSTER. Taalderml.t and r*. to the Bupt. of Provincial Police at Vic Kvkson. North Vancouver. j,.j; one detaining Same after this .date will IN nef. $24 Jnhn«nn str*e>t tori a for a renewal of my lloenee to sell regulation is a fine of 81.00, and the waisr H‘>“1 tëiïSÏ JO«WHH^nBLN^&:e. intojtfeetm. liwuora et the premises ki.uwr! : be prosecuted.______j«07 may be turned off without not toe: • Da ted thl« l«h (lay of Muy. jai». »a the Oakdell House, siluated at Col- For Sale—Livestock LOST—A sWall gold brooch with pearl In JAS. L. RAYMUR, Employment Agencies wood. In the district of Metchoein. centre, between Victoria Theatre and L O. DEMERS Water Commieetoaer. liquor licenfk act, um Dated thla I3lh day of May, isos. FOR SALE-TWO cows, 835 each; one Gorge Hotel.. Please return to Mrs TIMES. THE EMPLOYMENT tOENCT. steer;. Black Minorca cocks, old. 82 50 Marshall. Gorge Hotel, and receive re­ City Hall. Victoria, B. C.. May 22nd. 1908. young. II; farms and ohe acre lots. Geo’ ward of 82. » . Je21 Notice W hereby given that thirty day, 1*4) -Fort 8L Hours, 10 to I. Phono 1IM. SHOWCASES Bartlett. Cowlchan Bay...... date. 1 Intend to Apply to the Bun., A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS Will be mtendent of Provincial Police for HINDU AND CHINESE We imnatketme ay-to a*t. .h.wc.,,, FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE—Registered given at this office tot information 'PHONE 97 newel of a lloenee to aell Intoalcatlni EMPLOYMENT üFF’ICE:—All kinds of Oxford ram; also two exceptionally fine leading to th« convlctlçn «if the person noifor on the prc-nlira known a* ti, benk And Mere, hotel And odta, Uzture, pedigreed Jersey bull calves. W. Bell- roR too airgi Hotel, nltualod labor supplied at short notice, general wall-cases, counters, shelving, -“ntlse who stole a bicvcle from the sidewalk In contractor. 1801 Government St TeL 1889. house. Oallano Island. B. C. JX7 front of the Customs Gaugers1 ufflci* desks, art grllia and mirror*. Poet Office Bldg., on Tuesday tost. Je12 tf COWS FOR SALE fl. M. Waiker. 216$ w'NO ON EMPLOYMENT agency- Delta street. Phone A 17t4 Wood and Coal wood. Coal and Charcoal for sals: also THE W00DWORKER S. Ltd. LOST-On Tu. sday night; in Victoria the, KoV*ng**‘ 17® Government street. m JOHNSON ST. PHONE u* atre or on Fort street car. coi«T brooch R. 0AVERNE CONSERVATIVES. BuccesAorg to Dixon * Howes, set With amethyst atone. Will finder TIMES SMALL ADS. PAY •i**»e leave at Times Office? ujq tf %- J V1UTUK1A HA11Y Tims, THURSDAY, TORE 17, 1909. 16

SAANICH MUNICIPAL MORE SETTLERS FOR You may as well make a dollar as the other fellow COURT OF REVISION QUEEN CHARLOTTES Sitting Will Be Held on June 24 Number of Trails Will Be Built w. c. Bond. H- W' C“rlt- B. C. LAND AND INVESTMENT LEEMING BROTHERS, LTD. DAY & BOGGS J. GREENWOOD , P O. Bas 6L Cl FORT BT. Telephone US —Foresters Nominate on the Island During the Established W. REAL estate and timber. BOND & CLARK . 00 FORT STREET. AGENCY, LTD. Officers. Summer. VICTORIA, a c. m GOVERNMENT STREET. Above Northern Bank. Tel All Phone 1ML INSIDE PROPERTY. 611 TROUNCE AVENUE « ACRES 10 FEET (Special Correspondence.) (Special Correspondence.) OF GOOD LAND, ON TATES STREET. Gordon Head, June li-At the fort-, S^ldegatç, B. C.. June 8.—Every boat , FOR SA LB, from Van^cuygr.., or Prince Rupert LOTS IN FAIRFIELD ESTATE. With 4 Roomed Cottage and Large Bam, nightly meeting of the Court Douglas Good Well of Water Ancient Order of Foresters, held In the bring* homeseekers to swell the num­ I LOTS Largo sise, just oft car line, at from One Horse, 3 Cows, Chickens, 2 Buggies, Cedar Hill Temperance hall, the chief ON MONTREAL ST., JAMES BAT. 1100 up, sewered, nice view of sea. Blanchard and Quadra St retie. ber already here. 3 Carts, with all Farming Implements. feature Wan the nomination x>f officers. Road Supervisor E. Clark" arrived on Prlco WOO Each: Easy Terms. Busy Terms. HO Feet Deep, It is expected that the installation will Tlda Choice Land If situated oft the FAIRFIELD ESTATE the Princess Beatrice and has been lay­ With Dwelling House be held at the, next meeting. The1 I LOTS Burnside Road.. f lodge in in a thriving condition, and ing out the road work for the summer LOTS FAIRFIELD ESTATE. CI-OS* TO UILL6IDE avenue. Price 13.600. In Good Condition. the majority of the young men 4n the around the south end of Graham Isl­ Well Worth the Money. * Price WO Each; Easy Terms. Facing Beacon Hill Park, well shelter­ Well Rented. district are member*. and. assisted by Overseer Carmichael, ed and of very large sise, at from 11.000 Terms of 32.4Ç0 Cash, LOT ». ,65.600.00, A strawberry social will be held in who will feave charge of the work In 1 LOTS per lot up. Terms % cash, balance easy. .— And Balance Can ^Arranged. OLIVE STREET, x the Cedar Hin Temperance hall on Easy Terms, this vicinity. - Mr. Clark has ordered a OX DAVIE STREET. 60 X 180 'Friday, the ISth tnat. The Dramatic stump puller for the road work, which McCABKILL ST.. VICTORIA WEST. Club Intend presenting a farce comedy Fries 11,100; on Terms. 11,100, MODERN LITTLE COTTAGE FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE (NEW) will begin at ojipe. LOT 40x91. r—— The Cheapest Property In the near future. Overseer George Sharp left last week H LOT l-« CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY. James Bay, close to car line and only For 1300. In This Block, On Thursday. June 24th the court for the West Narrows, and will put a ON DISCOVERT STREET, II minutes' walk from Post Ofllce. of revision for the municipality of the Terms of $25 Cash and $10 Monthly. roe. And a Snap at the Price. crew» of men at work on the trail to CU*e to Douglas. district of Saanich will be held in the -Gold Harbor on Moresby Island. A OXFORD STREET. Price |t,MO: on Easy Terms. municipal office. Glanford avenue, for new trail is to be built by the govern­ 12.600. 7-F.OOM HOUSE AND LOT, the purpose of bearing appeals from LOT «xl31. COR. LINDEN AVENUE AND BUR­ ment tM* season from Sand Spit to Mxlti, the assessment. I-ROOM COTTAGE. For.ISO* DETTE AVENUE, TOLLER & GRUBB Copper Bav. The trail fri« Selwyn *f=" ' BÙSHBT STREET, ...... Oh Ohs of James Bay's best streets: jack Irvine met with a painful acci­ Inlet to Tashu Harbor will be im­ Terms, *10, and $10 Monthly. 60 x Ï66 feet 1M2 GOVERNMENT STREET. dent on Friday last. He was chopping Close to Rose Bay. house le modem and commands a view proved. Henry Moody and Wm. of the Strait». This la very Cheap and COOK STREET. wood and the axe slipping, cut a deepf-r> Woods, who haVe returned from Tawu. I Lots Filed With Fruit 1 and «1.1W. Phone 2010. can be had on terme .. JyOT 50x131, ...... sari, la hi. left head. "" brought sample* from ft twefity-foot AN UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE. Rav. Frank stone, chaplain of tne For vein, which they have Just uncovered... —-----price ilm*. TO OFFER A GOOD THING Seamen's mission at 8en Francisco, on the north *lde of the harbor. The Terms, $10 Cash, and $10 Monthly. Terms, MOO Cash. 11.260. 12-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE DOUBLE CORNER AT A BARGAIN. who has heen visiting his friend Rev. ore Is a chalcopyrite mixed with mag- Balance In Monthly Payments. AND LÔT, 60x120, LINDEN AND RICHARDSON This Can't Be Duplicate*. A. J. Uolllson, left for Ms home last mt RE Close In; house could not be built to- • HA » » 5| ACRES. week „ , .A party bf- four from Montana are C.C. PEMBERTON A.M. JONES i( mile, f'rom efty, 5 oenà claared. 21 lo visiting Messrs. Sommers and Darting- 4»y 1 «2.76». smaller, desirable nouse In part pay­ oata. good soil house 6 rooms, new end ABUNDANT SUPPLY ton* and looking over land Tn ttm vicin­ THE NORTH WEST REAL ment Call and get particulars of thle « VIEW ST.. PHONE ITC commodious barn, chicken house and good ity of Lawn mil for the purpose of well, also a few fruit trees; nlee neighbor­ OF ORE AND FUEL getting pre-emptions. ESTATE CO. ------:------—I------HARBINGER AVENUE hood. fine situation, good road, near TWO GOOD LARGE LOTS, on FERN I AMD FINANCIAL CALL AND GET * M AP OF THE CHOICE LOT------ACCUSED OF KILLING AGE.. NEW SUBDIVISION AT FOOT OF STREET; choicest locality and A REAL BARGAIN AT «M66. m TATESEsrrREET. I 1 60 x 110 GOVERNMENT house splendid soit Term», gee Cash, Balance al 7 Per Cent TWO LOTS, MILNE AND GLAD­ President of Pennsylvania Rail­ FELLOW COUNTRYMAN These lots are close In, the eoll Is ex­ STONE STREETS; easy terms and . «1.000. IF cellent. and they can be had at prices reasonable price. way on Future of This TOU WANT TO from «150 per lot up on very easy terme GOOD LOT, FAIRFIELD ESTATE, LEE AND FRASER fronting on Adelaide street; cheap COOK AND COLLINSON STREETS 613 TROUNCE AVENUE. Province. Japanese From North Must SELL TOUR BUSINESS and on easy terms. THREE CHOICE-LOTS GORGE ROAD SUBDIVISION. „ LIST IT WITH US. 60 x 1M EACH : ~ Stand Trial at ««00—DUNEDIN STREET, CHOICE Va Have Enquiries for Openings. We are still offering lots In this splen­ James McCrea. prenaient of the Penn­ "• Assizes. did tract at from 1150 per lot up on 1' Vo. BUII JlNO LOT». ' sylvania railway system, speaks opti­ Strictly Confidential, HINKS0N SIDDALL & SON terms that will suit all purchasers. mistically regarding the future of This property Is nicely situated, and a ««50—I. ITS on Oarbelly Road. NEW GRAND THEATRE BUILDING. British Columbia When he was In Van­ very large proportion of it la under COR. COOK STREET AND FAIR- Vancouver, June to. — A Jspanene THE GRIFFITH CO. cultivation. Special terms to those GOVERNMENT STREET. 506—NICE CORNER LOT. Frances, couver. Mr. McCrea was Interviewed FIELD ROAD named T Yoehlkawa. was brought Reairn 1L MAHON BUPO. Tel 1M9 taking 1 or more Iota; 6 per cent off by a World representative and said down last night on the Camoeun by tor cash. 66 x 160 Realty. Timber. Insurance. LINDEN AVENUE-LOT 66x156, with «1000—MODERN HOUSE and full rirad that he always enjoyed his visits to Constable Leek from Prince Rupert. modern 7 roomed house, close to Port «2.00C. lot on HAYWOOD AVENUE, the northwest roast. Just to see what He IS charged with the murder of a street, one of the nlfrst homes on the house fitted with electric light, the western roads were doing with the compatriot at the Carlisle cannery, CALL AT OFFICE FOR LIST OF street; price ...... fl-Aio FOR SALE." hot and cold water, sewer, con­ Aslatlr trade. The amount of products near Port Eselngton. It appears that FARMS. LOT ON ADMIRAL'S ROAD-Eney nections, furnace, etc., a bar- originating In the Pennsylvania steel qnarre! between the two Japanese STREET AND YATES terms; magnificent view of the harbor. COR. COOK galft; owner leaving the city. territory that goes through these Pa­ took place In the hunk house at the OROCKRT BUSINESS. LOT «XI». CORNER COOK AND STREET cific porta la rapidly Increasing and cannery, and It 1» alleged that Yoshlk- *2250—SEVEN ACRES AT GORDON EMPIRE REALTY COMPANY QUEEN'S AVK.; price ...... «»» 60 x Uf they find It necessary to nee to their awa called the other outside and sub­ TURN OVER ESQV1MALT HARBOR—FOUR LARUK HEAD, well suited for fruit growing, splendid view of the connection, so that no dispute can arise bed him. ripping the whole body open. ■wet. ESTATE AND FINANCIAL LOTS, with 1» ft. water frontage on «4,000. The unfortunate fefiww. still living, was ABOUT «40.000 TEARLT. Esquimau harbor; price for all ...11.35» as to rates and agreements. AGENTS. water. "It would be unwise of me to attempt pushed Into the water, whence hie cries « TATES STREET. ONE OF *2100—SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE on to too much of British Columbia attracted the notice of «her,, who S. A. BAIRD Tenn. son rued with a large lot for the reason that the extent of Its re­ pulled him out but were unable to rave THE BEST LOCATIONS TO RENT-JAMBS BAT. 12 ROOM A. W. BRIDGMAN. in orchard, cheap; terms to ar­ sources are practically unknown." said hi. life. Toshlkawa was arrested and HOUSE,rtvi'or-, in,,..,nleely furnished, ---modem , . ___and REAL ESTATE. FINANCIAL AND IN­ range. President McCrea. - Everybody believes as a result of the preliminary trial has up-to-date In every respect; the house REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. IN THE CITY. SURANCE Agent. they are almost Illimitable and we In been brought down here for the aaataea. elands on Ove lots; fruit trees, garden, 1017 GOVERNMENT ST. $750—TWO LOTS, corner of Whittier etcTTtwn tennis court, motor shed, etc; me DOUGLAS STREET. !.. Pennsylvania have come to believe that avenue and Colduthel street. uT’-dJEJSSS1 *^ V ENÛ'e—5 ' * * room this Is one of the sections of the world CONVICTED OF FORGERY. that wilt astonish us by its richness CURRIE & POWER house rent, per month ...... si* A REAL SNAP at 111, NORTH PARK RTREKT-J R'KIM 12.506—COTTAGE with one-half acre of and wealth, once It Is properly under- George Leach Will Be Sentenced REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. HOUSE, bathroom, electric light, etc., «1.260 Fernle Asalias. UU DOUGLAS Lf.______PHONE MR rent, per month. Ineluding water .... «17 lan*. a number of fruit trees, besides HIGH GRADE GOLD * Speaking of the business conditions ,m.n fruit. M DOUGLAS STREET—5 ROOM FOR back east. Mr. McCrea said: They Fernle. June 71.—After two adjourn­ HOUSE; rent, per month ...... We FOR BALE-EXCELLENT BUILDING SIX-ROOMED DWELLING. _ ™ _ THOROUGHLY MODERN ■ ON NEW CREEK are Improving very rapidly, but have ments. the assise court was opened lot. Government street, price 61,575; ROOMED HOUSE, lot Bxl25, cleae In. not quite reached the height to which here before Mr. Justice Morrison. A. C0LQUH0UN HOLMES «1.ID0. they had attained before the Haanctat There were flue cases on the docket, FOR SALE-GOOD BUSINESS LOT. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. «VE ROOMED COTTAGE, difficulties of a year or more ago. If the grand Jury finding true Mile Herald street. 10x130, price 56.750; terms. 618 TATB8 STREET. Speed Avenue. IN GOOD REPAIR. Number of Men Preparing to the crop, are good, than the nteel buri­ against throe; In two cases there wsm FOR SALE^-tOT on Admiral's road. ISO On Easy Terms ne» will be good, and everything In no bill* brought in. One was the* met frontage on Admiral's road, price ABSOLUTELY thk cheapest lots TWO MINUTES. FROM LH ACRES. Work Claims on our country depend#depends enon that, Andana coaLcam. rrtmHml aeenull prisoner to it for him. Ms electric light, telephone and all modern STREETS, tS^kwood street, no rock. ______TeL R3023. conveniences, situated on good-slaed lot. JLL .contains—oulte a number of fan­ day. whereby one man loat his Hfe ana , i,l not think for a moment that the 6 ROOM COTTAGE, ea » tastic pieces and, on the whole, Is Just with nice lawn, garden, fruit trees and A *225 l37cl#» to car and brack. ™ * two others were Injured, one rather cheque was not Ilia. Had he known so. plenty of shade trees; Just a few minutes' the class of gold that Jewelers like to hé would not have endorsed It and FOR SALE. * 5 ROOM BUNGALOW on seriously. , . ». , walk to car line; cement sidewalk and CHOICE INVESTMENT «3.“»-^ strilht. close to Oak Bay era get for making fancy nugget wear. The accident took place In No <• gone to the bank* to cash It He was HEYWOOD AVB. lots. boulevard on street; house faces Beacon barament.,«U convenience, «J This cleanup Is Die result of a few west level of No. » mine, and was due found guilty, sentence to be pronounced CLOSE IN. LOTS AND HOUSES. Hill park, and Is one of the nicest homes Weeks run. Mr. Dolan, who has a to a fall of atone. E. Armstrong was later. — e CHEAP LOTS. WITHIN AND OUTSIDE In James Bay. a go»4 loL TO LET. boiler on the ground and Is conduct- LIMITS. ""TowwVu t.ono* ««xtsmif, "X -th» the 'worth'wircomHeeed e ♦roehy reef, and D. Campbell were ‘‘hurt. tKF m- ‘m* officer tn t y n tn FARMS W "pRtoEUÛBû,'* CASH- « bedrooms, alt Wrafcucra... . which, .ao. .crosscut, tbn, claim tbax, he. turies td the- former not being of- wuvk vh.' rank of AdmiraL. Vire-tAdmlna or FARM® JO rOTTAOE. on Oak Bay beach. had to quit a drift and go above ths. * ------ihom to- Ofttnp------1 LEASE. UM .GOVERNMENT-.BT,BEET, - « eonrentericea.------*“>• mpi mua •***^Moï^^MÊm£SÊÊÊBàÊk fteHOIlk Itature rrrff T^yT DALLAglAm. ..ctheap. D£^d po»‘llon- five men at work, and they are putting Deceased was a native nf■ Boldon. SWINERT0N & MUSGRAVE down the new shaft fifty feet farther Durham. Eng., and had resided tn WILL MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Succewor to Swlnerton A Oddy; up stream. Ladysmith for the pest five years. He The average depth to bedrock on the HEISTERMAN, FORMAN & CO. DM OOVEK.\MENT STREET. PRINCE RUPERT REAL ESTATE. wsis 40 years ot- age and leaves a wife IMT GOVERNMENT ST. PHONB 56. L u. CONYERS & CO. creek is twelve feet. Dolan has three and six children. An Inquest will be If you have tote that you want to sell holes down on the creek and Is sink­ list with us. If you want to buy see our 680 VIEW STREET. held. list before doing so. Property In all ing two on the hillsides. He hopes to WE ARE OFFERING FRUIT FARM. parts ot the Townelte. open continuous pay. DROWNED AT KAMl/VOPS. "Of the forty or more claims on Her­ For the First Time 6 1-3 ACRES. „ A GENUINE SNAP FOR SALE. bert. ' says Mr. Pinklert. "men are Kamloops. June 1«.—A sad accident [ 68 CHOICE LOTS All In High State of Cultivation. On the Burnside Road; IS A RARE THING. on nearly every one. and are putting in which a man lost his life by drown- j On With 65 ACRES, overlooking the sea; owner BUT up cabins and getting ready to work. Ing. took place at the scefie of the | Some of the claims have been sold, but FIFTH STREET. SEAVIKW. 703 FRUIT TREES. leaving for thft East; open 5 days at | . WE booming operations on the North j experience $1.300ecaah. those who now hold ground have raised are offering Thompson, a few miles north of this |n Full Bearing (7 Years Old). the price of late. I never saw a finer Cherry, Apple. Pear and Plum. city Monday.' when F. Mougin slipped ; Thls'troprrty Is clou In and beautifully SOMETHING THAT WILL lot of people than “those on Herbert. Splendid Soil. No Rock. off a log Into the water, and being un­ Situated, and will be sold at such price, appeal Several men have' their wives with able to swim, sank before effective as- W^HN 3 MILKS OF CITY HALL. J. STUART YATES them, among them being Messrs, Do­ and terms that )t will prove attractive EVEN TO A PESSIMIST, alataac» could be rendered. ACRES IN SMALL FRUITS, lan, Scholar. Potter end Wooley." The unfortunate man -mly arrived tq an. 2 BASTION STREET. VICTORIA. In the Shape of r dieting of Strawberries. Raspberries In thh "district a few days ago. ha­ TWO BEAUTIFUL LOT8, BUY A LOT and Loganberries. ving come from Seattle via Vancouver. All Le^el Sward. He ha* heen at work a oouple of ON THE HILL. U I00 Worth of Fruit Taken Last Year. FOR SALE. Situate on Bank Street.1 days on the boom. A brother of de­ Yott WlH Never Regret It, new S ROOMED HOUSE, ceased. F. 8. Mougin, lives In Seattle. All Local Improvements on -Street. CITY WATER M ACRES-Sooke District, just DODDS use EACH AND UPWARDS. Books Harbor. Between 2 Car Lines. P Fruit Whip.—This Is a quick dessert, New Stable, Woodshed and Poultry and dàtntv enough for a cwnpany dtsh Easy Term». A Delightful View of Mount Bake?. Houses. FINE SEA FRONTAGE—At EsqutauJt. If caught unaware*. Take two targe Purchaser Can Obtain Horae, Buggy and about three acres, cheap. Thesi Two I*ota Are Given Away ^KIDNEY tablespoon fuie of raspberry Jam. the Tools at a Reasonable Price, If FOR $1.263. same of current Jelly, beaten with the MONEY TO LOAN. TWO LOTS-On Victoria harbor, with * Desired. large «hart and sheds and 3 large ware­ Terms. $750 Cash, whites of two eg*», and two toble- ■sf fees risk. Ot------, PILLS. spoonfut* of powdered sugar. Beat un­ FIRlS INSURANCE WRITTEN. PRICE $8,000. ------houses. In good condition, on easy term,. Balance on Mortgage. ■an'. Feeder mad he l til very light, and then heap ■» «g he eU right."______THREE LOTS-On Yates street, with j, glasses, pie plant mixed with atom» „ores, bringing In good rental,. U-4kKlDNEY.P;, THE GRIFFITH CO. money to loan and y IRK TVsiu- prunes, and put through a stove wlU IB's Soothing, ■ ANUE WRITTEN. make a nice whip Use one-third more MAHON BLDG., CITY. Tu BBNT-Largo wharf, at foot of HftphtuM *T'( fjatea street, rent «130 per month. V 5 o|Si»f of the pie plant than the prone pulp. l CONTAIN ABE NOTICE. H ACRES—On Celqutts river, Victoria .7>wc>l res In neertr •v*ry -C—-, - —- We draw up Agreement». Mortgage,. Con­ Buy The Times District, cheap. Is ft public oven, where for ft [poison veyances end ■earch^THIes at reasonable [read the times housewives IPIY hqve their '*** EE For further peMtcnlata apply to a have Let us suotft 701 on vour Firs. Inatustu.-e 16 V.V VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909, ORDERS OF THE DAY LADIES' DAY AT THE RACES FOR FIFTH REGIMENT USE THE NEW LADIES’ REST ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR After a few bots oh their favorite ponies, we ask ladles Id remember that We have a comfortable and convenient Ladies' Rest Room on onr second floor Ross is headquarters for Strawberries, the thoroughbred of fruits. —a place built for you to rest, read, write or meet your friends and we want New Members Posted to Differ­ We have made arrangement! for the finest Gordon Head Straw, you to use it every time yoii are in town. Make this your meeting places—for _ it is yours. berries to be delivered here’ twice daily. ent Companies of the 4 IN OTHER FRUITS WE HAVE Corps. Fresh Plums, per basket ...... 50c. Bananas, per dose» ...... Xlc. Fresh Peaches, per lb...... 15*:. Valanclu Oranges, per dozen. .16c. Fresh Cherries, per lb...... 20c. Nilvel Oranges. per dozen, 50c. and The foHowtng are the orders of the Fresh Gooseberries, 2 lb...... S5c, day Issued by Lt.-Col. Hall for the HANDSOME BRASS BEDS AT $30 ...... 40c. guidance of members of the Fifth Regi­ OUR WINNER FOR TO-DAY ment. now In camp at Macaulay point FRESII APRICOTS, . 5-lb. Basket ...... and Esquimau: t Stylish Beds of Superior Quality at Fairest of Prices 40* Orderly officer foi* June 13th., Lieut. A. E. Robertson; next for duty, Lieut. F. A. Robertson. DIXI H. ROSS & CO The , following men. having bepn INDEPENDENT GROCERS. 1317 GOVERNMENT KT. passed by the adjutant, açe posted to Tchi. 62, 1052 and 1590. companies up under: To No. 2 Company—Gunners Wm, Norman, H. C. .Abbott, D. B. Taylor and D. Wilkerson. To No. 3 Company—Gunners J. H. Freeman. G. White. C. H. Brown. Frank Evans. C. Cameron. R. J. Ferris. A. C. Hounsell and D. Cameron * WALKOVER SHOES That portion, of regimental order No. SHOE VALUE 18. May 1909. suspending Gunr. A. W. When you Inly a pair of shies you have a Rest, No. 134, Is hereby^ cancel led. Gunr. right to expect something besides good Best will now assume No. 133. * looks, that’s only- one point. There are va­ PLEASANT PARTY rious other things to be considered : Com­ SEE WINDOW DISPLAY± THEN COME IN AND SEE MORE fort, durability, style. WALK-OVER shoes GIVEN AT SIDNEY conta ;u these and a thousand and one other X70U won't find more attractive Braes Beds shown anywhere than the®? stytish beds nffemthere. Cer- excellences that only WALK-OVER wearers *■ tifin it is that no better values arc offered in the West than the price tags on these represent. Pro­ know, •______Mrs. Roberts Welcomed Home #5.00, $5.50, $6.00...... ducts of the largest metal bed factory in the world, they are a delight to the eye. Extensive purchases by Members "6T Epworth to.supply a. whulesalv as wed aa.retaillcade.5SOtres for us verv sm-cial prices and enables us to of- “rer such exceptionally good values. ‘ r • " " f—------■ Jas. H. Tomlinson & Co. League. OOVT. ST., OFF. SPENCER# Brass Beds in plenty can be purchased elsewhere at similar prices. Imt compare those beds with ours and you’ll see the big values we offer, It’s the Weller quality standard in beds as in other lines. X very pleasant surprise was given Mrs. «1. Roberta, of Sidney, bn her re­ We are displaying some of the styles we offer in one our Broughton street wiMows. «lance at these Stewart Williams. E. E. Hardwick. turn from Vancouver, wl bed styles, then come up to the fourth floor and see the other interesting styles shown there. For we been spending six weeks with her sis­ ter. Mrs. Leighton. The young people have brass beds from $120 to $30. __ l—' - ./';■■■ -, ‘The Exchange’ Stewart Williams & Co. of the Epwofth League of Sidney and Phone 1737 North Saanich assembled and gave a AUCTIONEERS A COMMISSION garden social In the * gardens of her Exceptionally Good Values at $30, $35 and $37.50 718 FORT ST. AGENTS .own home. A fine' programme was Hold Sales at Private House# by Ar- rendered by Miss Morris, Miss Roberts. FURNITURE r^ngemerfff' Ml»» Robinson and Mr. D. Hortli, as­ BOOKS, PHONOGRAPHS, sisted by J. McCarthy, violinist. After Buffets, $30 to $100 FOR SALE PRIVATELY the programme, tea, coffee and Ice Ladies’ Desks Toast Racks Typewriters cream was served with cake, by the Large Oak Overmantle elder ladles. Tin* young people then Three New Arrivals Sliver Plated Styles And General Household Goods Fine old Italian Walnut Table played games and made good use of and Office Fittings Gents’ Bicycles the swing, while the older people oc­ N THE furniture store T’HE silverware depart- Bought, Sold and Exchanged Lady's Saddle cupied the veranda and enjoyed a musi­ i -—— English Make cal programme. The jground# rerqlndfd^ there are many new - ment offers you to­ Let us give you a price on also ■ * one of Beacon Hill park on a 24th of CAMPING OUTFITS AND Country Hotel, Houses,r May night. arrivals, but one line to day a new shipment of etc., etc. CROCKERY Much praise was given J. A. Kelly which we wish to call par­ toast racks at a popular for the very artistic way he arranged ticular attention is the new price. These racks are JOHN T. DEA VILLE, Prop. The Auctioneer. Stewart Williams. the different shades of lantern» and other things. At 12:30 o’clock the Rev. additions to the stock of very attractive in appear­ Mr. Wood vlhewd the party with prayer and the National Anthem, when every­ ladies’ desks. ance and are heavily silver body went home with a feeling of satis­ plated. You ’ll be pleased For Sale or faction and with good wishes for the Three very stylish desks prosperity of the Epworth League. are offered here to-day in with the stylish design and Charter as many different woods also with the price, for it is | PA NT AGES THEATRE. onl y— Duly instructed by the Collector of and finishes; all are ar­ Customs, J. C. Newbury, Esq., to Programme This “Week I» Drawing Ex­ ranged with a view to con­ Diningroom Furniture In $2. SO S S. “MORRIS” sell by cellent Houses. venience and any one. Length 43 ft., beam 10 ft. Early English Mission AUCTION The happy combination of vaudeville would do credit to the fur­ Fitted with towing propeller At the Custom Ware In» use, Postofflvc attraction at the pantage» theatre this Buttdhrg, the whole of the week 1» drawing large audiences. The nishings of any home. TWINING ROOMS finished with Mission Work or Suitable for small towage jobs, | Unclaimed Parcels, Cases. programme Includes some novel fea­ One style is in Mission Furniture and furnishings to match __ tending camp or, survey parties tures which make It especially interest­ Centre Tables Boxes and Packages ing, and well merit the patronage be- design and finished in have become very popular of late. And to New Arrivals Apply above.___Phone 1737 I To be sold for Custom Duties pij stowfd. Edward Barnes, ragtime j Early English. Made of champion, and Mabel Robinson, come­ supply the popular demand for this c’ass of IIIE HAVE two splen- THURSDAY, JUNE 24th dienne; the Raynor company, in a At 2 p. m. üeTccTêffôakrTti is îsâvery furniture we have gathered here one of the farce comedy. “How Fixer Fixed It”; attractive desk style. * * did new arrivals in Octarla and Warm, singing and acro­ most comprehensive collections of Mission AUCTION SALE H. W. Davies, M.A.A., Auctioneer batic specialties; Frederick Norris, Hinges, drawer pulls, etc., rattan and sea grass work op fancy roller skating. Adelaide Roger* designed furniture to be seen in the West. or centre tables. These singing to Illustrations and funny mo* are of “old brass.” Price PERSONAL. tion pictures are all good numbers. is...... 322 Special attention is directed to thy show­ tables are very attractive We also have a stylish ing of Buffets. In these we show some gen­ iii design and finish and REAL ESTATE j Mrs. J. Raley and daughter, of Burn- —The Jesuit Fathers will conduct a are specially desirable for AT INSTITUTE HALL j ‘•'do road, left on the Princess May this mission, beginInnK with high mass, in desk in mahogany. A finely uinely, distinctive designs. Nearly all are I afternoon for Seattle,. where they will the St. Andrea1'» Roman Catholic ca­ rammer use, though excel­ * VIEW STREET thedral on Sunday. made and finely finished finished iu the popular Early English finish j visit the fair. desk and excellent value lent for all-the-year-round SATURDAY EV Q June 19 j Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gray and children; —In order to get the 16 per cent re­ —a finish.much more pleasing than the service. bate on provincial taxe* these must at...... $16 of Oakland. Cal., are on a visit with Mrs. At 8:30 p. m. be paid by June 30th. The great part “dead” Mission finish. We promise you a The sea grass stvlc MacLaUghlin, Fern wood road. There is a Golden Oak v * of the taxes are paid within the time Terms: $25.00 cash, and $10.00 per comes in green and the; rat­ specified. style worthy of inspection. wide variety in the matter of style and the month, with 6 per cent, interest. Hugh Ollmour." of Vancouver, Is in the tan in a pleasing brown. city on business. ., < . * Selected oak has been used price range shows big choice in the “appro­ 32 Lota on Cook street. -*-G«orge Fraser has Just Installed In and finished in tiest man- priation." We have those fsom— Both tables are excellent 7 Room House, North. Park street* tir re*- hla.drug store on Government street a value at— 4 Room Cottage, Pembroke street. turn from New Westminster this even­ new equipment of cases. These are ner ...... $16 3 Room Cottagf, Spring avenue. . ing, and will give Judgment In the composed nearly entirely ol^ plate glass, $30 to $100 $7.50 only the bases being of wood and 3 New Houses on Hillside avenue. case Qf Ying Foy, who was tried re­ l cently on a charge of running a lottery, metal. The new cases afford an ex­ Lots 6/7. and 8, on Fifth street. cellent opportunity for Mr Fraser to Lots 24, 26. and 26, on Sixth street. to-morrow morning. On the decision In this case hangs the result of fifteen display his splendid stock. The Interior Positively no reserve on Cook street others, all Chinese, committed for of the store has been altered to suit FURNISHERS FURNISHERS lots. " a»/*** trial on a similar charge. The chief the new arrangements. OF For terms and full particulars apply j point In the case Is whether or not the OF to evidence proves the existence of a lot­ CHURCHES tery. There Is evidence of the pur- HOMES • h I,.- <.f tickets. <>n some of which Maynard & Son SCHOOLS WEILER BROS. CLUBS ~ L. EATON & CO. money was won. but none as to the auctio: BOATS 1203 GOVERNMENT ST. expet nature of the r«me played or HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1862. HOTELS how the winning numbers are de- Instructed, we will sell without reserve, F. J. BiUwjcourt, Auctioneer..., ...... iii.inr -r»! . .i I, iii.Hii , ,tu, .i iwxUj ■àg— ■ - I....i •. TO-MORROW, 2 p. ». RETURNS. - gone. the birds were returning by thou­ Way to England. TT00BTHÏNGS FOR HOT WEATHER FURNITURE sands, and the district seemed about CHINA RICE, No. 1, per mat OUT GLASS, ETC. The majority of the crew of the Ill- to enjoy a short but very thorough ...... $2.00 REFRIGERATORS, BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES summer. One man was lost on the trip JAP RICE, No. 1...... Includlhg: fated Hudson Bay Company’s fur ...... $2.25 GASOLINE STOVES, ICE CREAM FREEZERS but probably he will turn up again. The SCREEN DOORS, HAMMOCKS. Mission Oak Buffet. Oak Sideboard, Oak t arrylng ship Stork, arrived in Mon­ SYLVESTER FEED 00. Tel. 418 Extension TabUî. 6 'Oak Dining Room treal a few day» ago from Fort Moose work was hard and he slipped off one 709 YATES ST. The most complete stock at the lowest prices <*halrs. Leather S«*at, Oak Bookcase nod on James' Bay. night Into the hush: after a vain search Writing Desk combined. Flat Top Office- In the heavy undergrowth they left CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK Desk. Oak China Cabinet. Oak Rocfceis, The Stork was a four hundred ton. jltattan Rockers, Couch, Portieres, I#ace wooden barque, under command <*f him and came on to catch the train, Curtains. Very Handsome Birch Bedroom Captain Freakly. Last October.1 lft which runs infrequently. B.C. HARDWARE CO., LTD. Suite. Handsome Oak Bedroom Suite. James' Bay. she was sailing along one From Ablttlbl Crossing they had a PETER McQUADE & SON COR. YATES AND BROAD STREETS Splendid Mattresses. Separate Bureau. night at a fast dip. when she ran on nine mile sprint to Corcoran, and Oak Dresser and Stand. Toilet "Sets, Blan­ some of the dangerous rocks of the caught the T. A N. < > train. They all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Warehouse Phone 1611. Phone 82. kets. Bedding, Bed Comforts, Pillows, neighborhood. Jhe wind was not very Steel Sanitary Bed, 2 Handsome Full Sise ! spirits, and arc’ en is, 2 Thrm Qiarlnr Iron strong, and the crew escaped in her route for boni"—England. Captain GASOLINE, FLAGS, PAINTS, OILS AND VAR­ Bedsteads, Squares and Mattresses. t\u - lifeboat# without losing a matt. The Freak fry remained In the north and pets and Fine Rugs. Stair Carpet. Singer Stork, however, was dashed to piece# commands another ship. All the sail­ NISHES, ENGINE ROOM, STEAMBOAT, YACHT, and /Raymond Sewing Machine. Cl^lna by the waves against the rocks. ers expressed great admiration for the Ware, Cutlery and Splendid Lot of Cut The men took refuge at Fort Moose, way in which they have been looked LAUNCH, MILL, MINING, LOGGING, CAN­ Everything in Season and Prices Right Glass. Chest of Drawers. Eight-Day at the mouth of the Moose river, which after since the wreck, by the Hudson's Clock. 4 Cane Peat Chairs. Large Upright runs into James’ Bay. There they Bay Company. NERY AND FISHERMEN’S SUPPLIES. Secretary, 2 Extension Tables. Ornaments. Give us a chance tu jilvasv you with these splendid values in the Kitchen Comfort, Tables and qhalrs. passed the winter, waiting until they The. man lost was a Channel Islander, Cook** Utensils. Jam Jam. Lady’* Bike could e#cft|Ht by canoe. but etmng«dyeenough, none of the men — — Jew*, end vegetable* ; ------—— (Coaster Brakes). Baby Buggy In good In December three walked out on knew his last name The Indian. ->r SHIP CHANDLERS. Phone 41. 1214 WHARF 8T. snowshoew, over two hundred miles, to LOCAL STRAW I5KKRIKS, the finest grown, per box.,. 15C condition. Two Go-Carts, Two Trunks, the district are mostly in the compand * etc., 6-Hole Cook Stove. the nearest railway station; in March employ, and none of them are of the GOOSEBKRRIKS, per pound...... 10c two more followed suit. All five ex­ -—Allan R. Cameron, step-son of Ben­ ALMOST NEW RANQE “wild'' variety, so his mates consider Cal. The remains arrived In this city CUCUMBERS, eaeh ...... 5* perienced fine weather, and guided by that he Is perfectly safe and only jamin Van Volkenberg, and the first' yesterday morning and were removed On view Thursday afternoon and dom­ Indians, escaped without difficulty. ISLAND GROWN PEAS, 3 pounds ...... ".‘.".".. 25# ing of sale. avoided a spell of hard work by giving white child born In the Cariboo, passed About two weeks ago Oie Moose river to the B. C. Funeral Furnishing Com­ We are Instructed to sell at name tlme- them the slip. away in Chicago oh the 8th Inst. De­ NEW “SPUDS,” per pound ...... , , '...... 5^ became clear of lev. apd with tenTh- pany's parlors, from where the funeral 1 Cash Register. 1 Steel Range. 1 Jersey ceased died of locomotor ataxia after Cow 4n Calf and Milking, l White Cow dlans. in the employ of the company,** MILLlhNS IN HIDDEN WEALTH. will take plaeq to-morrow morning at Milking. 1 Jersey Bull 8 Months Old, 1 the remaining twelve of the crajg set an Hines* of 8‘years He was 46 years 8:46 o’clock and at 9 o’clock at the Ro­ oui to do a two hundred mile canoe Holstein Bull « months. 1 White Horse. 1 It Is the belief of Lieutenant-Gover­ of age and leaves a wile, three duügh* man Catholic cathedral. Interment will The West End Grocery Co.Ltd Two-Wheel Cgrt. 1 Buggy. These wilt be trip to Ablttlbl Crossing. The voyage nor Tweedie that the feiddçn, resources 1er» and two son* to mourn his loss. sold at X o’clock sharp. took ten days, which was considered take place in Roe# Bay cemetery. 1102 Government Street. Tels. 88 and 1761 of Canada have been merely scratched. Years ago, when Mr. Vah Velkenburg good going. Th« melting snows h#<$ This Is an absorbing topic discussed In was the leading butcher here, his Britain Is the only country where l made the Current strong and fierce, and his article, published In the June lflth stip-son acted as hie book-keeper, and .bere of parliament are not only » MAYNARD * SON, Auctioneers toe men. were not adept with the pud- Issue of Cottier's. " was.educated in UU« city and San Jose, but hâve no special rights or prlvf