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VOL. 66 NO: 5 VICTORIA, B.C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925—14 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS B.C. WISHES INCREASED BENEFIT FROM MINES Chicago May he NAMED JUDGE OF Former Premiers of Italy Are US. SUPREME COURT; Without Movies STEWART WEPT MOVE MADE TO DIRECT ALL Opposing Mussolini and Followers EXTR1T1 CASES HARLAN F. STONE Next Sunday WHEN HE TOLD Chicago. Jan. «.—Chicago may be CREATIVE FORCE OF MINES nMkii without movie# next Sunday If the picture operators, who have been re­ OF BANK CRASH IN SEATTLE COURTS fused a ten per cent, wage Increase demand, carry out their intentions to quit worji then. They will definitely TO UPBUILDING OF PROVINCE Former Liquor Board Head in decide at a meeting Thursday. Convicted Home Bank Direc­ Charge of Robbery and Operators now receive from IW to tor Testified at Trial of $100. and In a few tfasee, $125 a week. Suggestion Ownership of Minerals in Province be Murder Cases . R. P. Gough Thugs in Pittsburg Restricted to Citizens of Empire tb be Discussed Takes Ten Warrants in Big­ Described to Judge in Toronto at Meeting in Vancouver; Effort to Prevent U.8. gest Extradition .Trial in Demanded $25,000 _ To-day Confusion Th%t, • ■ Drawing Oreg* Advantage From Cassiar Develop­ B.C/s History Existed Then . . ' And Wounded Man ment. A. M. Johnson, former chair- Toronto. Jan. 6.—In giving evi­ Pittsburgh Pa, Jan, I,—Holdup dence on behalf of K. P. Goughrvlce- nan of the Liquor Control Board, men here to-day fired at and preaident of the Home Bank, which Vancouver. Jan. C.—A special meeting of the British Columbia will have complete charge of wounded Lawrence A. Bands, presi­ failed in August. 1S2S, on trial on Mining Bureau will be: held here soon to consider the advisability British Columbia’s campaign to dent of the First National Bank, charges of making false statements when he ran to.cull for help after a of the bank’s affairs to the Minister of .suggesting to the Federal Government that the ownership of bring alleged Nanaimo bank rob demand for $25,000 had been made of Finance. J. F. M. Stewart. another British Columbia minerals in place in future be restricted to hers and perpetrators of the upon his father as he was leaving director, who has already been con­ citizens of the Empire. A decision to hold the meeting was Beryl G murder to trial in this his home in the fashionable Squirrel victed on a charge of negligence, Hill district broke down to-day. 'He was telling reached at a conference between Board of Trade bureau, the country, it was announced at the of the dramatic meetinff-of the Home British Columbia Chamber of Mines, the Native Sons of British Attorney-General’s Department PAI8H VISITS U.S. « Bank directors on August 7. 1023. when A. K. Calvert presented the re Columbia, and Hon. H. H. Stevens and Brig.-Gen. J. A. Clark, here to-day: President Coolidge yesterday New York. Jan. 6.—Sir George SIGNOR ORLANDO SIGNOR SALANORA port of the bank’s affairs which city members of Parliament. Mir. Johnson left here for Seattle appointed Attorney - General Pateh, prominent British financial j brought out the. fact that the bank The proposal la aimed to safeguard .last night to direct extradition pro­ Stone to eucceed Joseph /Mc­ authority and editor of The London Prominent among those in Italy taking a leading part in the grow­ had failed. the business interests of the province ceedings against the alleged Nanaimo Kenna a* a Justice of the high­ Statist, arrived here to-day en ing effort to overthrow Fascism are Signors Orlando and Halundra, * Mr. Htewart broke down when he in the event of the Cassiar district bandits and the men held responsible est court of the United States. route to Washington. both of whom formerly occupied the post of Premier. for the murder of Capt. Gillis and Jji* told of the actions and words of the CONFERRING WITH becoming the scene of a rush this •on. late H. J. Daly, who was president of ye* r. _ Jt was stated that Seattle .and Armed with no less than ten war the broken hank. NEW YORK BANKERS; Wrangel, Alaska, merchants were rants, Mr. Johnson will commence MacDonald, Former DALY'S MISTAKE making preparations to endeavor to what is believed to be the largest MONTAGU NORMAN capture the trade of the Cassiar. Ban FINANCE MINISTERS OF ALLIES - "Daly said he would take the re­ Francisco. Beattie and Spokane series of extradition cases on record UNDER SHADOW DF sponsibility; would take the punish­ had profited largely In the past by • herb. Never before, according to of­ British Premier, is ment for the crowd," said Htewart. ficiale of the Attorney-General’s De­ gold stampedes in British Columbia He said it was his mistake. He and the Yukon, it was agrued. ami partment. has British Columbia would see it through. It ended up prosecuted so many extradition casea MEETING IN FRENCH CAPITAL TO Visiting Jamaica every effort should be made now to GALLOWS PRISONER with Daly making a worse show of prevent the United States centres ob­ at one time. himself than I am now. The proceedings to be pressed by Kingston. Jamaica. Jan. Ram­ taining the largest share of the an­ Mr. Johnson will come before the say MacDonald’, -former British Pre­ ’’The first part of the meeting was ticipated output of gold. Seattle courts next Monday, it is un­ DISCUSS NUMBER OF PROBLEMS mier. arrived here yesterday. Mr. like any other ordinary board meet­ MacDonald, who will visit several GRANTED NEW TRIAL ing. I thought the business was done derstood, here. From now until then West Indian and Central American when Mr, C alvert said hé wished to file British Columbia prosecutor will ports before returning to Great complete his preparations for the make a report. Mr. Daly wondered Pari*, Jan. 6.—The Inter allied financial conference began to­ Britain next month, said his health William J. Payette, Sentenced 1f the report should not be made hearing which, it is hoped, will re­ had greatly improved and that the MEMBER Of MINERS' day -in fact, if not in from. With the official opening set for to­ Inter, hut Mr. Wood asked that It be sult in the trial of the alleged ban- sea voyage from Avonmouth had to Hang For Murder of Wife, ._a its and hi-tochers at the Spring reed. It would take somebody other morrow^ Premier Thcurus of Belgium, had a conversation, with been -•meet- enjoyable, -He said he to Have New Triaf t Thin line To' TcTT whs t lia ppemxTtTVe». BÜsïàes ïti British Columbia. Premier Harriot this afternoon and it is understood the British would forget politics until he re­ turned home. RESERVE ALL GONE 10NJ1ERE0 Habeas Corpus c hancellor of the Exchequer and the French and Italian Finance B.C. Court of Appeal Dis- "In five minutes I knew the bank Ministers are to have preliminary consultations at which the j misse? Appeal of Dr. J. P. was burst. *K Five Men Arrested on Sus­ geest ion of Inter-allied debts will be discussed. ' The reserve was gone and the Effort For Watson Vye From Sentence capital Impaired. That was not all. picion at Pittston, Pa.; Notwithstanding the attitude of the Mr. Calvert said there were othêr big United States, it is believed In com «CeachKlM en peg» Ï) Strike in Progress Failed To-day petent circle* that the conferees, not - filliaiu Joseph Payette, sen ably the British, are determined tn Daniel Guggenheim, ted bv the Assize Cotirt «il ^ __ — - M Scran ton, ,Fa_ Jan. «.—Samuel Seattle, Jan. 6 Federal Judge K. push the debt problem In unofficial SHOULD FLOURISH ~Kamloops to bo hanged on Jan- Geh. RlVeTU States Spachid, vice-president of Keren lo­ w. Cushman to-day denied a petition conversations in the hope of at least Financier, Seriously cal union of the United Mine Work­ for a writ of habeas corpus in be­ nary 15 for the shooting of hit abridging future work toward a de­ Official of Central Irish Co­ ers of America, was shot and killed half of Kona C. Watson, former city finite solution. It Is likely Winston III in New York wife Margaret, at Not eh Hill on Patriotic Union is to-dav near hi* home in Pittston, detective, held with four other sus- Churchill. British Chancellor of the operative Society Here near here. Fourteen bullets pene­ October 11 last, is granted a new. trated his body. Fire men were ar­ devote most of their time lor New- York. Jan S.-^Jhmlel Cuggen trial in a judgment handed Failure in Spain of the Royal Bank of Canada, De- devote mo8t of their tlm th helm, financier, is seriously ill here. Believes Ireland Sets Good rested on suspicion in connection next week to these conversations, the MPI OF POUND with the shooting. c ember 12. Three physician* are In «attendance. down by the B.C. Court of Ap­ Judge Cushman, however; signed greater part of the conference pro- Mr. Guggenheim, w,ho l* sixty-nine Example to B.C. For Small peal this morning. Chief Justice Madrid. Jan. S.—The newspapers Whether the killing had any con­ e»ep«^teJ«|jS6 '» ,s? .coI lapsed in kburoua» 8a are discussing an article which re- nection with the strike of the mine - ^ sent to sub-committees clrTy hi too urday night. Tetttte Production 3ra/.1ohW!’'WSiT"'â' disséhfïw W ttw Pfwrhrehri workers or the Pennsylvania - Goal Itoss. special counsel for the Govern­ meeting. judgment. press with the censor’s permission, STERLING IT PUR Company has not been determined. ment of Canada, to show cause tn respecting Premier Primo di Rivera’s A COMPLEX TASK That there should be a good The- «UsmiesAl of the appeal of Df, attitude toward the "Patriotic Union." court then as to why a writ should J. BP. Vye,Bpi from a conviction and Jail Hot be Issued. As to the conference proper, while opportunity for the development the party which the Military DIrec It is fully realised here that it is con­ sentence on a charge of performing torate created with the object of en Saturday being naturalisation day. FRENCH GERMAN of the flax industry in British an illegal operation; the dismissal of DISCUSSED IN U.S. fronted with a highly complex task, trusting Its leaders with the govern it was believed possible to-day that the appeal by the British Columbia ALLIED NOTE WEAK. hearing on- the writ might not be bristlin'? with controversial matter*, Columbia, and particularly on ment of the country at the earliest optimism prevails that It will close Electric Railway Company from the opportunity. Gen. Rivera is stated Governor of Bank of England taken up until next Monday, which is Vancouver Island, is the state­ damage award for the electrocution the day set for the hearing on the Its labors next week with a general to have discovered regretfully that agreement which will clear the fin­ EFFORTS TO DRAFT ment of Charles C. Riddell, as­ of the late George Wild Walton; the union can not longer be consid­ Meets Financial Leaders in extradition proceeding» before Judge and the dismissal of the appeal of H. SAYTHE GERMANS Mitchell H. Gilliam, sitting as an In­ ancial atmosphere for some time to sistant secretary of the Irish Ag­ ered- as differing from any other.po­ Me Adam on an appeal from habeas litical party, as none of the "promi­ New York ternational extradition commissioner. come. ricultural Organization Society, corpus proceedings refused by the HIS LAST ATTEMPT The programme includes consider­ nent politicians’’ have come forward Berlin Newspapers State Con­ . TRADEPACTFAIL who la visiting E. A. Riddell, lower courts, were also announced to assist it. The question has been Movement of Large Amounts To-dgy’s move was the last at ation of the present standing of th* brother at New Westminster, and in judgment affecting local cases. tinued Occupation of Cologne . Allies In respect to cash or goods Caudwell vs. George, another local asked, the article says, whether the tempt left to Attorney George H. came over here to meet Hon. E. D. old politicians will ugalft take up the ol Capital in Both Countries Crandell, representing Watson, to ob­ wl read y received from Germany ; pre­ Attitude Taken by Berlin Barrow, Minister of Agriculture, be­ case, was allowed. ^ Area Not Justified • Concluded os MS t.i reins of government, and the reply Expected tain Watson’s freedom on bail pend­ paration of an estimate of the sum* Negotiators Ends Hopes of fore returning home. has been given that they can do so If ing the extradition hearing. In his available for distribution of the Mr. Riddell 1* particularly im the country wishes it. Berlin. Jan. «.—The Berlin news­ petition Attorney Crandell charged Dawes plan proceeds as well as- the the French Leaders pressed with the opportunity the W.-t-hingfon. Jan. «.—Officials have papers to-day devote leading articles that Watson was being held illegally Ruhr receipts, and actual distribu­ climate of this coast offers to the !»cen informed that the hitherto un­ to discussion of the Allied note * by Chief W. B. Be very ns, and as­ tion of Germany’s payments umonj development of an industry on Sim­ Archbishop Moeller explained visit to New York of handed to the German Government serted he could present evidence of the Allied and Associated Powers. Refuse to Separate Question ilar lines to thfit of. the Irish linen Montagu Norman, Governor of the yesterday, which is described as Beattie police to prove that Watson trade. His view is that the fine Died in Cincinnati Bank of England. 1* in connection weak in argument ànd as failing to was not in Nanaimo, December 12. U.S. ARMY COSTS of Cologne Occupation From grades of dpmestlc wear might not (Will a proposal by which th* British Justify prolongation of the occupa­ The great rock In the path of tbe Trade Affairs be attainable here, at any rate at the Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. R.—Arch­ Government and financial interests tion of the Cologne Bridgehead. sChivley to prison conference is the insistence «>f thv (Concludec on page . » bishop Henry Moeller, fourth Bl*hop ould. restore the .pound sterling to Germania, a Catholic organ, which A development affecting the Nan­ United Btates on payment of he. Paris, Jan. «—Negotiations- between of Cincinnati, and the third to attain Its gold parity in the near future. frequently voices the views of Chan­ aimo robbery charges - was the occupational army costs and damage the French and German* fur a com­ MARTIN ELU, SINGER, Metropolitan rank since the creation A TRADE UNIONIST Governor Norman is not expected cellor Marx, says the note is one of the weakest documents Germany ever receipt yesterday from the United claims against Germany out of the mercial treaty have reached a dead­ of the diocese approximately lvu to enter into negotiations with the Dawes plan proceeds, a claim which lock. year» ago, died last night. United States Government, as it is received, and most regrettable for State* Attorney -General's office of IS ILL IN NEW YORK the reason that It seriously threaten# •n order that Clarence H. Bchivtey Great-Britain contests. Both side* Both sides are avoiding any action Advice to Sheffield Strikers not necessary. A dose < o it eration be removed from his county Jail here aiVdeclaring they will not yield, but or declaration that might be inter­ WITH TYPHOID FEVER to Continue Contest Came between the I>»n crisis in Prussia is solved. misleading. In many cases In the southwestern corner of tbe Yukon West the votes are of preaching bta Eclipse of Sun to Territory. * llcfns. In some cases the vote re Ottawa, Jan. «.—The decision of AMNESTY FOR MANY The party will leave Ottawa about Russians to He corded is most insignificant, such as the United States Supreme Court Be Brief Spectacle April 15 and proceed to Seattle, Mix to two and nine to nothing. which enjoins the Chicago Sanitary IN FRENCH REPUBLIC where they will embark on May 2 for G ravel bourg, Saskatchewan, for In­ District continuing to lake 10.000 Independence Of Albania the Yukon It i# expected the at­ Memory of cubic feet of water per second from Toronto. Jan. «.—The eclipse of the tempt. If successful, will be com­ stance, Is reported as having voted Parle, Jan. «.—The court record* unanimously for unloig yet in that Lake Michigan is received with keen sun which wifi be visible in Southern pleted by the end of July. satisfaction In official circle* here. in the case* of 50.00$ persons cleared Ontario January 24. will be just a preaching station and the two associ­ by the amnesty measure voted by Geneva. Jan. «.—The League of former Premier Fan Noil, who re­ The party will »*e under tbe lead­ ated with it there are only twenty - ’The verdict of the Supreme Court little less than one minute and a ership of A. H, McCarthy of WiWner, bears out the contentions of Canada," l-arliament last, week are promul­ Nations to-day published the text of cently fled from Albania to Italy. It half In totality, Prof. C. A. Chant of nine members represented." attacks Fan Noll as a man who was -B.d. Other members of the party death of » In regard to Ontario, there Is no observed lion. Charles Stewart. Min­ gated in the official journal to-day. Jugo-Slavia's reply to the recent Al­ this' city, told the Canadian Club In The foremost of the beneficiaries is banian protest against alleged Jugo­ "periodically lodging fantastic and an address yesterday. will be H. F. Lambert. Ottawa ; days. unanimous vote for union repur. ci. ister of the Interior. “It was 4 ver­ Meut.-Co!. W. W. Foster. Vancou­ nor can such a vote be taken at a dict we had expected.” f«*rmer Premier Calllaux. The list slav raids In Albanian, territory. A ill-intentioned accusation* against The next total eclipse of the sun The court ruling* mean* that not iiH-lude* deserters, strikers and per­ summary of the reply had been al­ Jugo slavia/’ The latter country, the visible in this province will not occur ver; Alan Carpo. a United State# 'Lenine Wi ■ingle meeting. representative,, and Any decision may be challenged be­ more than 250,OfiO etlblc feet per sons charged with minor offences, ii Belgrade. note says, has merely been seeking until the year 2,144, the professor bcW thr his assistant and two porters. fore Janus.’’." ,e minute may be taken. not excluding speculators. . The reply is chiefly an attack on Albaniaq independence. said. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,1925

STEWART WEPT UNEMPLOYED DRIVERS TO GET WHEN TELLING OF SAANICH TO Ward The* Liberals GOT BREAKFAST LICENSES SOON; BANK FAILURE Will Meet To-night FORM APPROVED fCsotia—d from i>____ Ward Three Liberal Association accounts which we had better in- SEND PETITION Lienee, for BriUeh Columbia will held Its regular monthly THIS MORNING veetlgate. He Intimated meeting at 8 o’clock to-night at automobile drivera will, be ready more trouble to follow. _ Watch Child's Tongue eooner than expected and may be the Liberal Headquarters, corner "Mr. Daly took Calvert to task. He PC Broughton and Government New Council Votes $1,000 to leaned within the next few daye, told him he did not know how to TO MAN SON Streets. B. C. Nicholas will apeak It wa. stated at the Attorney* bring in a report nor enough about Meet Emergency General s Department to-day, at the meeting. Members and "California Fig Syrup” is the bank to know its condition. mends of other Liberal associa­ after Attorney-General Manaon Everybody waa knocked out, and Police Commission Declines bad consulted with motorist»' tions in the city and district are Finance Committee to Report there waa much recrimination, I re­ Responsibility For Inquiry cordially Invited to attend. Re­ Children's Harmless organization In Vancouver on the member. AI! I had in mind was put­ on Starting Public Works subject yesterday. ; The exact ting the bank on a keel where It Into Macdonald Case freshments will be served. form of the license \ cards to be could get along; to get somebody, to laxative The new City Council last night used will be finally determined tn- take it over, or I knew it would have The Saanich Police Commission, at j Chancellor of the Exchequer, accbm- faced the problem of unemployment day and printin' of them - will to close Its doors, in the few days a private session held yesterday panted by several secretaries. If ft In a manner which may Indicate the commence immediately after­ *we were all In a jumble. Daly wap not afternoon in Reeve Macnlcôl’a city for Parla to-day to attend the con- expeditious manner they will face wards. The dards will be of con­ well and was not much use to us. offlco, unanimously decided that At- ference of Allied finance ministers issue* during |he year at their first venient size so that motorists can UNFORTUNATE SCENE torney-General A. M. Manaon waa which Is to open to-morrow. meeting. Within fifteen minutes carry them In ordinary wallets “On Ougust 8 Daly and• ___Calvert___ hadJ . the proper authority to consider a The Chancellor declined to make a after Walter Inward, as spokesman and they will bear, besides the It diaruated 168 reaident* of the Gorge | statement regarding his mission and for a.delegation had placed the diffi­ driver's name and address, ex­ an unfortunate scene, s any Do.1v > P1**1?01 tor a re°Pen,n* ot lhe was unable to say definitely When culties of the Worklese before the tracts from the Motor Act to re­ me. as It was not helping■ »u>.any. vuiyDaly donald assault case, pending since he would return through the warm took it upon himself to tell Calvert council a sum of $1,000 was voted mind hire of the regulations which Uat May. Three lade ot Ward Seven. official circles In London refused Immediately. The money was made he must obey. how useless he was, and told him he was through? and asked him to Clarence Thomson. Key Holding and to discuss the contents of the United Through Sleeper» available so that single unemployed Thomas Hal lam, ware implicated by states note on reparation», which la SOUTHLAND men whose meals have been cut off leave the room. We thought Calvert statements made by F. C. Macdonald, * leave Seattle the most useful man he then had. In published In most of the newspapers could face the world with a breakfaat who waa. found unconscious on the to-usy in dispatches from Washing tucked away this morning. The grant view of Daly’s condition from sick­ Gorge Road. Dally for LOS to the East ness. ton. British officials, however, are PUn T*yr.TiplTT trip wtYl.She*s root, to KUV was made on the proposition of The Commissioners agreed that If understood to be surprised at the AN0XLB8 Alderman Wood dard, seconded by FEW SURPRISES • Calvert said that if he left the further inquiries were Justified At­ «—*pt Californie"theiM via the scenic Suhmc refusal of the Unllod States to place Alderman Todd as an emergency room he would be through. However, torney-General Manaon should via "Sèutii»r Justice wa* supported by Mr. Justice scenes it had been knocked on the Other appointments aroused little Martin, Mr. Jugtlee Oatither. Mr. Jua- proved fatal. on the proposed board, J. W. Mac- surprise* there being so many new MOVEMENT -OF CAPITAL .... TREATY EFFORTS FAIL In dismissing the appeal of defend­ Lead. district president, declared this Winnipeg. Jan. 9.~j.- B. Lyons, a He offered several suggestions to tlee McPhRltoe and Mi Justice M, members that great change In the A. Macdonald. ant Hi Rex vs. McAdam the court was a matter for the consideration prominent Alberta lawyer and resi­ the council. The city had land lying Bankers consider it very probable (Ctitlaaed freak pas* 1 » overrules objection to counsel for the and decision of the miners’ executive personnel of the membership was es­ that a large amount of British money Judgments given were: Rex vs. dent of Taber, died in a downtown dormant and millions of gallons of sential. As was expected, with a Iron and steel interests, notified the defence as to the refusal of The lower board as a whole, and as several of hotel yesterday. He -fell Sunday water to spare. With free ground involved in the United States has French delegatee they were unable t«> Jordan, dismissed. Mi _ justice Mar­ court* to release the prisoner on a Its members had departed for their lawyer in the council, the legislative been held in thé form of dollars be­ night and Injured his Inose. The in­ and free water and a curb market committee has been allotted to go on with the negotiations, explain­ tin and Mr. Justice ltePhUltpe dis­ writ of habeas corpus. H. McAdam. homes and would not return until jury at first was not considered established where citizens could pur­ cause of the confidence of Its own­ ing that developments of a political senting; Rex vs. loci, dismissed; Res held under custody for many week* to-morrow, he requested that th* Alderman Clearihue. va Gérons: allowed. Mr. Justice Mar­ serious, but after examination to-day. chase the products of this land some The Mayor has retained the policy ers that the pound sterling would re­ nature made continuation of the con­ pending the issue, of the appeal may miners be allowed until Thursday Dr- H. M. Cameron, provincial of these men might eventually make of & number of committees, in place cover. There might be. In conse­ versations impossible. The French tin dissenting; Rex vs. Alberts, dis­ now go to trial on a statutory of - next to consider1 Mi* offer and to ap­ coroner, stated death had been caused th# enterprise self supporting. It of the three adopted ' by Alderman quence, a considerable amount of I then proposed a modus vivendi in missed: Rex vs. Bonerl dismissed; tense, for which he was bèing held point their representative. ■ • f by concussion of the brain. would klatf give an opportunity for sueh investment which would go ' order to avoid toy violent an upheaval Rex vs- Vye, dismissed, Mr. Justice Marchant when Mayor. The works McPhtlltps dissenting; Rex. vs. Pay­ Vy the provincial police. their own race to grow their o'- committee will as usual consist of back to Great Britain when its cur­ In Franco-German commercial ex­ Counsel by consent in the actions MAGISTRATES MET products. rency reached par. and at the same changes after January 19, but the ette, new trial ordered. Chief Justice all members of the council. Macdonald dissenting; Rex vs. Mc- Adam Jack vs. Nanoosc Wellington Vancouver, Jan. 6.—To He also declared that. $3.000,900 PERSONNEL time there would be » considerable Germans held out little hope the pro­ Collieries Limited; Cooil vs. Clark- was to be spent on road work on the amount of British capital which posal would be accepted. Artam. dismissed, Mr. Justice Martin greater uniformity in the decision* The Mayor has appointed the dissenting; Walton vs. B.C.E.R., dis C la man va. daman; Brown \x. of magistrate* for similar offence* Mainland by the Provincial Govern­ would desire to move out of Great The tariffs the Germans proposed Gyles and Apex Lumber Co. vs. John­ ment. He believed If the Mayor and following aldermen to serve on the Britain under the favorable condi­ to apply to French products were missed; Caudwell vs. George, allowed; wan the object of a meeting of various standing committees for the Hanson va Killlek. allowed; Jennings son secured leave to extend time in eighteen magistrate* from the Lower council saw Premier Oliver and his tions which parity of sterling would practically prohibitive. It would ap­ which to set down appeals. Cabinet arrangements could be made year 1926; the first named in each entail. ______pear from schedules furnished th< va C.N.H, allowed. Chief Justice dls- Mainland and from Victoria and for some of the single dOt-oT-wm* Instance to act nr chairman, the re* French TiegtraetoHr. ------srntlng; Whalen- vs. Bowers,- allowed. CABE AT GAR...... at Ora Court J men in Victoria to go to the Main matnder being enumerated In alpha­ BANKING ARRANGEMENTS Germans are buying heavily of lux Chief Justice dissenting; Green va In outlining the cause of action In yesterday Th* meeting WO* held at land to get some of this work betical order. Mr. Norman is understood to be urles and food products. Gordon, dismissed; McDonald Pashos vs. Tombolas et. ah the first the instance or Attorney-General Premier Oliver and hi* executive had Finança—-Including Soldiers’ Hous­ gathering estimates in New York an Antiquarians in France say the Weir, new trial ordered. Mr. Justice case at bar. K. C. Mayers, counsel for Manaon, who addressed the gather­ also gone to Vancouver to confer ing and Taxation : Aldermen Todd, to the trend of capital and» gold Germans are their principal custom­ Martin dissenting; Premier Gold va defendants-appellant stated that the ing at some length as to the purpose with the Mayor and council on Uh Blair. Brown Clearihue and /Wood-. movements which might be expected ers for old furniture and pictures. Coastwise, dismissed, Mr. Justice Issue arose over a partnership agree­ of recent amendments to the liquor employment. He hoped the Mayor to result from a par for sterling and i Also, purchases of wins* and bran- MçPblllipe dissenting; Mori son v*. ment between the parties, Greek and motor vehicle* laws. The beet and aldermen of Victoria would Publie Works—Including Streets. to be making tentative arrangements ' ■**die*— are— being —made•** for ——export** *-to Queen Insurance Company, dismissed. compatriots controlling at that time method* of combating crime* of vio­ uphold the dignity Of the city and Sewers. Bridgea and Waterworks jfor the adjustment of monetary and Germany, a great portion of which Chief Justice dissenting; and Wise the Central Cafe Ita Vancouver. Dis­ lence and of dealing with the Drug Insist on a round table conférence Committees, and to receive all dele­ banking machinery to meet the new will reach the German border afti>* vs. Kerr, dismissed. Mr. Justice Mc- putas and rows were prevalent, he Act were discussed, end an effort with the Government on the subject gation* wishing to interview the demand. the new tariffs go Into effect. Philttps dissenting. was mode to oome to an underquot­ Council; The whole council; Aider- * Fourteen appeals listed for hearing soldi and to fix these matters the Colds and catarrh yield like magic of unemployment. In the view of some Washington SCHEDULES EXAMINED parties drew up an agreement, the ing on (he practice in regard to to soothing, healing antiseptic cream . A letter from Arthur T. Purdy, man Blair, chairman. officials, the sterling parity, when at the present sitting of the court granting bail bonds.______In view of the prospects of a tariff were added to by five motions for central feature of which was that if that penetrate* through every atr secretary of thv unemployed, sought: . Mwrtlliye — including By-laws reached, is likely to have the ulti­ a disagreement should occur again passage and relieves swollen. In­ Committee: Aldermen Clearihue, war between the two countries, the leave to extend type to enter ca FOR COLDS, GRIP OR INFLUENZA th- immediate and earnest co-opera­ mate effect In this cose, continued Hie Lord- Jackson, K.C., and W. J. Taylor. Men’s English Football Boots as the representatives of the council fabrication of the product. Charles J. Clark, Were convicted of ship. If provocation were pleaded It K.C.. assenting. Ten more Judgments Now on sale at #8.66 pair for all institutions and societies re­ He points out that the bulk of the dry law violation In July. 1I2S. Clark would have to be provocation suf­ in mainland cases will be given down ANNOUNCEMENTS ceiving grants from the city, unless flax In Ireland is grown on holdings went to prison. Schivley appealed ficient to deprive an ordinary man of during the sitting it was Intimated. otherwise provided for: Alderman of a few acres in extent, and that the ahd lost, nnd was arrested here his self-control. The witness Ashdown year gress* CHRISTIE’S SHOE SALE.1623 Doaglas St Marchant. 8Banks and Woodward. preservative processes are conducted fortnight ago with four others sus­ had said that appellant told him his ry Butter: quality through a co-operative system In wife had been sitting behind him, WAGES OF MINERS ruintL REPRESENTATIVE BODIES pected in connection with the rob­ ♦ ♦ e which a number of neighboring bery in Nanaimo. With the other laughing and apparently “egging" on His Worship made the following farmers unite. He believes the con­ his child—Whereupon be shot his TO BE ARBITRATED The King’s Daughters* Rest Reewh accused men he was scheduled to Ilibben-Bone Building, tor kuslwme recommendations : ditions are so similar that an sffort face Judge Gilliam, sitting aa an wife. If the child had been “talking "i City's representatives on the Vic­ to this end should be made on Van­ back" it might have been purely Sydney. N.S., Jan. "I.—Matters In girls, open doily 12-1 p.m. Con be extradition commissioner for Canada, connection with the wage dispute be­ rented for social evenings. ••• toria-Saanich Beaches and 'Parke couver Island, flax growing commer­ on January 10. when the Attorney- banter, and the laughter of hie wife Committee—Mayor J. C. Pendray ; cially being limited practically to ona might not have been derogatory to tween the British Empire Steel Cor­ ■e + ♦ Aldermen Marchant, Shanks and section of Ontario. General’s order came. hi* authority In any way. poration and the miner* of district 26 For Hire—Comfortable 7-passen­ Todd. The best method, Mr. Riddell AT PRISON GATE Where the killing was admitted of the United Mines Worker* are at ger car, 81.69 an hour; experienced Court of Revision—Aldermen Todd, thinks, is to follow the practice Deputy Marshal Joe Knisek com­ there was no onus on the trial judge standstill at present and will re­ driver. Phone 1591. Try the Economy Service Blair, Brown, Cullln and Marchant adopted In Oregon, and Invite some municated the order to Bert C. Rosa to instruct the jury as to “reasonable main so until Thursday, when the ♦ + + Victoria and Island Publicity Bu­ of the Belfast linen manufacturers to and T. H. Patterson, Crown counsel doubt.” but there was an onus on the adjourned conference of the miners' The King's Daughters' Reel Reem, reau — Mayor Pendray; Aldermen accused to show provocation or any leaders and corporation officials will Hlbben-Bone Bldg., for business glrta. take an interest In the experiment, In the bank case, and Roes said: open daily 12 to 2 pm. Can be rented Cullln, Dewar, Mara and Shanks. and to put some of their capital in “Certainly you cap hare Schivley. plea raised M to insanity. The hopeo for social evenings. ••• For B£. Agricultural Assoc i at ior the endeavor. He states that there Take him to McNeill. At the end of cldc was proved by the Crows ànd I -4- 4- 4- l Slbs. $1 Aldermen, Mara, Blair and Cullln. are some Irish flrtns who specialise his two years there he will find a was not denied, and It was oply in Victoria - Poultry and Pet Steak In coarse threads which would be Canadian officer waiting at Vie prison such coops where there was a doubt Banquet and Dance. Chamber of quite willing to make the venture on gate, to receive him." as to what the Crown should this coast. Commerce, Wednesday, 9.89. Banquet Flat work ironed, balance returned damp MRS. ALBERT BLUNT When Sçhivley emerges from Mc­ that Instructions as to reaoc II. Dance 59c. Osard’e orchestra. WOOLLEN INDUSTRY Neill Island penitentiary, however, doubt were essential. hi giving the majority Judgment of Tickets, apply Chamber of Cora- (not wet) Mr. Riddell believes that there is a he may not be turned ever te the mtrnt ••• great future on this coast for s Canadian authorities Immediately, the court Mr. Justice Martin held + + ♦ —* other Industry—practically a village but may be re-arrested by a King there^should be a new trial. In that Cantata, "Holy City," no instruction had been given to the one as It is known in the south and County deputy sheriff, for before he gregational Church, Tut Jatra- west of Ireland—of woollen manufac­ apprehended in the Canadian Jury as to an acquittal in the event ary 13. 8 o’clock. Chorus, Economy Steam Laundry ture. He points out that the Irish bank case recently he had been of a reasonable doubt. This direction. Was one that had been given for a orchestra and organ. Solobta. Mrs. Free State Is endeavoring to stimu­ Picked up and released on ball Dowell Miss Lois Lockwood, Mrs. O. late these initial efforts, and while a accused of connivance In a plot to great many years, , in­ 607 John Street Phone 3339 tegral part of such Watt, Messrs. Maurice Thomas, P. J. number of Irish tweeds are being dispose of bonds stolen III. a robbdry ^ PHILLIPS ni Kitley; organist. Miss Moore; con­ of the Bank of California of this dty. In agreeing to at manufactured, there are other rural ductor. W. Horry Watte. Tickets at 0. A and J. E. JONES, Proprietors lustrlee like carpet and rug weav- It is a question. It was said to-day. ttce McPhillips ret questioning the a’ music stores, 69c. Students (at door) : In Donegal. whether, after his release from Mc­ half price. ••• le thinks no pert of the world Neil Island, he trill be tried in the father. If she had ■+■ 4» would compare in physical condition* bond theft case or handed over to mother had commit breach. Tn this cai »n* Camosun Chapter I.O.D.E. will held with Ireland so much as this coast. Canada for extradition and prosecu­ regular monthly meeting to-morrow, These industries which have sue tion for the Nanaimo robbery. suggestion that’ ih« ggsd the chikl to at ent­ Wedneeday, 3.29V at headquarter*. ceeded amid great physical and po­ Nomination of officers. litical troubles In Ireland should ALLIED FINANCE ity, and In doing * iking ANTACID All the Beauty and Charm encouraged, and ought to eucaead A very grave risk. hold'! here, he states. MINISTERS MEET IN PARIS to be provocation. 1 CORRECTIVE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT VYE APPEAL DIE LAXATIVE of an Open Fire (CeaUaasd trou pss* 11 KIDNEY TROUBLE? The co-operative movement, aa en Mr; Justice McP gave HOHS BETTES cou raged by Sir Horace Plunkett and Premier Theunls. with tbs Belgian a dissenting Judgtn dis With none of the inconvenience. delegation, was the first of the Al­ The Kidneys Are the Bleed Filters— other pioneers In Ireland, is an ex missal fit the appei Vye, ictus Whee They Weaken and Step Up. ample of successful organisation, t* lied representatives to arrive In outlined his reads olng. Salt Spring Island says. All the various co-operative Paris. He was met by M. Clementcl Going at some ion evl The System Seeemes Overloaded and the Belgian Ambassador. With Uric Acid ’ societies are linked Into a central donee of the ease H tated A Humphrey body which manages the export CHURCHILL’S PLANS that be could not a lanes trade, and also buys wholesale from Winston Churchill, British Chancel­ given by the comp CREAMERY Toronto, Oel—"I can highly recom­ o(hee countries agricultural machin­ lor of The Exchequer, who Is to ar­ young, and may I bject mend i>r. Pierce’s Anuric rac Marnes!» preeertbed by phyak-lana Anurie Is by far the best medicine of it* various co-operative bodies into a r! over the debt questloh. 60c FEB POUND Take» the ‘place of your present coal fire, eliminates all the kind I have ever taken. My kid­ lice of their pro! rould for fifty years. Protect your doctor provincial organisation for the do i Mr. Churchill, it was said, will point out, unless dear dost and dirt and gives more real heat than you ever neys were congested and Inflamed, my aelopment of the export market. and yourself by avoiding Imitation» back ached somethin* awful, my Mad­ present his proposal to the Allies for proof. After touc rlous of the renulne "Phillips." For sals Tear Grocer han it dreamed pomible. der was weak and T suffered from a POLAND HAbImiLD WEATHER a conference during private conver­ phases of the oast Me at all drur stores. ■Chiding and burning sensation. 1 was sations which he will bold with other Phillips comment* that ■W Come and see these fires in operation in our Showrooms. almost down and out—but. thank* to heads of delegations. He already ha* Warsaw, Jan. « —Poland is experi­ Dr. Sinclair had n« ns 0X8 DEPARTMENT Doctor Pierce's Anurtc (kidney) Tablets an appointment with M. Clementel, WRndo# at tbè tri til I do not suffer an;Asr '■ Ml IThose__■■■I who encing the warmest Winter recorded French Minister of Finance, to-mor­ suffer as l1 did will find Dr. Pierce's in a century. The thermometer at Crown proceeded much Anurtc Tablets the medicine they thé Cracow observatory yesterday row to diseuse, it' Is understood, th** more serious chart » the First Annual Shoe Sale ’—Mrs. Albert BJunt, • Blevins registered SO degrees Fahrenheit. general subject of debts. It is be­ evidence of the coa n ray Place. gmH lieved the British Chancellor win go opinion SM esse * utely NEW NOVELTIES AT SALE PRICE* B. C. ELECTRIC Ask your nearest druggist for Anurtc. •etyrin Gland T seat meat—Re vital­ over plans for the proposed confer unproven." conclud hip. In tablet form, -or send 10 cents toJ lseesV the nerve*; rejuvenates the body; ence at that time. In dismissing t t de­ Telephone 123 f)r. Pierce’* laboratory in^Brldegburg. SECRETARIES WITH The Royal Shoe Store Ont. for trial package Write Dr. renews the tissue*. Of all drug store* fendants in Walto ritien Pierce. Brest. Invalid* Ifotél, Buffalo, ask for free booklet. Wholesale Direct CHURCHILL Columbia Electric pony •* Vitro ttrrot KT* 1er free medical advice, (Advt.) Trading Co. Ltd, Victoria, Ac. London, Jan. 8—Winston CfeurchiU, the court affirmed wa»C \7CT0|IA DAILY TIMEg,TÜEgDAY, JANUARY 6,1925

daughter, a debutante, la left to roam pretty much at will Where the 6165 traveling is fast and reckless. Naturally there's a smash to such “STEP AT THE THEATRES extorted conditions In a family of such a statua The father is appre­ Vancouver Island News hended by the Federal officers and Angus Campbell & Co. Ltd. sent to prison, the daughter figure» ” IN BEST OF links are closed for p short time. The ‘TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY’ in a nasty scandal. frost is gradually coming out and it 1010 GOVERNMENT 8TKEET ' AT THE THEATRES The climax Isn't maudlin,or over­ is expected the coursé will be open in WILL BE SHOWN AT THE drawn. The picture wan well a few days now. It was a great dis­ directed by Louis Gasnier and the ILL THEIR SHOWS appointment both at Christmas and Royal Vieteria — Originals in players, Clara Bow, Huntly Gordon. New Year that the weather man can COLISEUM AU WEEK “Stepping Out.** celled all competitions. Capitol—“Wine.” £S£ A'ïnlr.nd SSZuSFZi Dozens of Snappy Songs and Although X"ictorta devotees -of the Dominion—“City That Never others do excellent work. a Million Lai ahs Chief Con- LADYSMITH NEWS Ftx»ben drama âre thoroughly fa­ Sleeps.1* January Sale Bargains miliar with lan Hay's famous play, Coliseum—“Tilly of Bloomsbury.” tents of 3ig Revue Cowichan Agricultural Society Special to The Times •‘Tilly of Bloomsbury** ton being intro­ Columbia—“Captain Blood.” DOMINION PICTURE Ladysmith* Jan. 5—The Ladysmith duced here for the drat time1 at the Playhouse—“A Wife's Romanes.” The Originals, those incorrig Directors Hold Meeting Agricultural Society held the first ot Coliseum. It is surprising that such SHOWS SOMETHING a series of dances which will be run a splendid vehicle a# “Tilly** has not ibly gay and festive spirits who Spécial to The Times every Saturday night during the For Wednesday been done for the films before. as Tilly Is admirably suited to the NEW IN COLOR have warmed the hearts of Vic­ Duncan, Jan. 5.—The regular Winter months, on Saturday last. A However, it ha» remained for CÎ. B. monthly meeting of the dlretcors of fair crowd were in attendance and Samuelson, the noted English pro­ part. Notable work is also done by Another photoplay In natural colors torians before, came to town last Tom Reynolds, and an all-star sup­ the Cowichan Agricultural Society those that were there were delighted ducer. to offer a screen version that porting cast. ta been made at the Paramount night with the best show they was held on Saturday. A. II. Peter­ with the playing of llerlinveaux’s promises to be one of the biggest studio In Hollywood. hav’ produced yet., “Stepping son In the chair. The finance com­ Diamond Orchestra who have been Mornings Selling comedy successes in ypars. The ro­ And on the screen it will be in the mittee’s report wad' presented and engaged for the season. mance of Tilly, the pretty Blooms­ •WINE” IS STORY familiar black and white! Out.R” they___w call______theWÊ tempest___L _ of adopted. Ladysmith Juniors and Duncan met bury milliner's assistant, with Dicky NeTv„ &££- ‘SmTew J.mra c™» laughter, «ong and verve whi^h J. T. Copeman and E. W. Neel at the Sports grounds on Saturday in Mainwarlng. son of one of England’s OF PROHIBITION LAW presented a report of their meeting the first round of the O. U. Allan Cup titled families, forms the plot of the production, and in It Cruse tried an J IS showing at the Royal Victoria, with the advisory board and the competition, Ladysmith defeating play. As can be easily Imagined, a EVASION IN U.S. experiment which has proved ex- Theatre to-night and to-morrow agricultural committee of the Leg­ Duncan by the score of two to noth­ tremendous social barrier exists be­ tremely successful night, and it Includes everything islature. in part as follows: ing: Duncan was minus some of their tween the lovers and the amusing Instead of building his seta In the regular lineup, and although they Womens Winter Coats—A Big Bargain Patrons of the Capitol Theatre this from a scene In a wartime estaminet “In addition to the resolutions way in which this obstacle is,eventu­ variety of colors and shades which to the drawing-room of the beautiful have lots of go in them and play all ally overcome by the clever Tilly week will get a thrill out of “Wine.” are commonly used in motion picture placed before the Agricultural com­ Duchess of Dishwater, with some mittee, your delegates, opposed the the time, with the exception of one or offers one of the most laughable the Universal-Jewel all-star produc­ architecture. Cruse had the sets two of their players they lack foot­ tion. really splendid songs and a thousand amendment to Section 2$ of the Co­ at $935 climaxes ever conceived. Edna Best painted black and white, and shàdes funny situations thrown in for good ball knowledge. Many fine -chances It is a realistic expose of boot­ of gray—the color» and shades which operative Associations' 1 Act which were spoiled on Saturday by not legging and resultant conditions, measure. was laid before the Legislature. Smartly styled and well tailored Winter Coats for women the film makes of all the brighter, The first act in the Originale* big knowing enough about the game, elaborately staged and convincingly gaudier color». ___ _ ' It was suggested at à meeting of ladysmtth on the -other ham* played and miie-eK, with deep_fjnud» collar*, half and full-lined. rvue, directed by- Leonard the advisory board that an, agricul­ portrayed. It Is a good entertainment The result is striking. In the centres around the matrimonial good combination football, .and hud Choose from shades of reindeer and fawn. "A big coat, from the dramatic viewpoint, dar­ place of a rather dirty gray which tural conference shoirld be called. the visitors at their mercy during the troubles of John Willie Bhufflebol- Your delegates did not consider the ingly educational. some colors photograph, the shades tom, played by Bob Anderson, one of most of the period. bargain at...... »9.95 DOMINION Bven the most seepHeai of .the re­ of colorings In the nets for Ths.CUy ...... NMteatm ding of such a -conférant» e**ed*- rt* ***** mmm *4...... formists cannot help being im­ That Never Sleeps” are distinct aim split the sides of audiences here. ent, partieùlarîy In view of the cost home to the Davenports of Nanaimo *1“** TO-DAY pressed with the vividness of this even in tone." There Is a. lot. of fun and many pretty which would be entailed." in a replay game of the Davenport picture. As to its fidelity to reality, An entire cabaret was built and in which the excellent voices Great assistance was received In Shield competition. In ths*om nection with a sewage extension one against. scheme on a large scale Which Ed­ fit. Elmo. Ont.—Forty-seven for uplon; A special selling of 3 dozen women’s good quality White THE PICTURE OF THE HOUR Time" embraces al the elements that sixty-four against. make for a perfect entertainment monton is now considering. Like all Maxvllle. Ont.—Fifty-seven for union; Flannelette Nightgowns, made to slipover style. On sale Youth, Pop, Romance. Follies, Pathos, Thrillé. A Sparkling, Brilliant public works undertaken by local 114 against. Wednesday Morning at ...... 984* Adaptation of William MaeHarg’s Sensational Story authorities. It must receive the sanc­ Alvlnston, Ont.—Seventy-eight for tion of the Health Department of the union; 135 against. Communist Given Government before it may be pro­ flusKman Memorial Church. Hull. Que. W.C.UJj. Thirty-four for union; seventy-fl- ceeded with. The trades union ques­ against. Championship ” Sentence in U.S. tion comes into the case because the “WINE” Edmonton Town Council recently de­ Featuring the Season's Liveliest Cast, With CLARA BOW, Forrest St. Joseph. Mich. Jan. 8.—Charles cided that every civic employee must Stanley, Myrtle Stedman, Huntly Gordon, Robert Agnew, Walter belong to a trades union. The Min­ D. Ruthenberg, convicted of viola­ mart ship of Mr. Justice Wf F. Tur- ing the session by Hon. Thom tion of the Michigan criminal syn­ istry of Health takes a different view i» A- LOng COMEDY — WEEKLY of the matter. geon. has been at work since early Low; Minister of Trade and HOCKEY dicalism law. was sentenced yesterday I in 1923 and the report takes up The Ministry has Intimated that by Circuit Judge Charles E. White several volumes of typewrlten matier. to serve'from three to ten years in there la no Justification for the Ed­ monton Council’s action with regard The commission consisted of Mr. prison and to pay a fine of $6,000. Justice Turgeon. D. A. McGlbbOh of Calgary vs. Except the possibility of an appeal to compulsory ' membership In the IT Alberta University. Dean Rutherford to the Supreme Court of the United union, and the exclusion of any suit able man from employment on state- Of Haskatchewan University and J. States, the sentencing of Ruthenberg G. Scott, Victoria by Judge White disposes of the first assisted works merely because he is Ottawa Government Informed COLUMBIA—To-day test of the Michigan Criminal not a trade unionist. As well as holding hearings in Gen­ WEDNESDAY Syndicalism Act. ■ ■ of Findings of Men Who ii da. the commission went into the - - —— The GGreatestreatest Love ittory Ever T«Told In the decision upholding Ruthen- i'nited States and Investigated the JAN. 7, 830 p.m. berg’s conviction, Ruthenberg writs Held Inquiry chargee that Canadian bonded wheat was tampered with In passing ” By Ref,,|. Admission TSs. Children 25c, flayed as a "voluntary vassal of the Restaurant Takes Sabatini Third International, acting under Ottawa. Jan. 8. (Canadian Press) — through United States ports. Hear­ “Captain Blood Reserved Seats $1.10, $1-28 orders from Moscow and pledged to Out-of-Works to The report of the Royal Grain In ings were held in Duluth. Minne­ Scott’s Bee Bests $140 obey such orders." His purpose under qulry Commission, which waa In apolis. Kansas City, Buffalo and sea­ Starring All Prices Include Tex the order of the Third International structed to make a full and searching board cities. The evidence given in was found by the court to be “the Face Magistrate inquiry into all aspects of tite grain the United States wa Scents on Sole St furtherance of the underground or trade In Canada, has been completed that United States » J. Warren Kerrigan illegal party of Comipunlets, whose ’ 'jtetr j—Ottl-of-woriw and Is In the hajrfs of the Govern­ not being mixed with - A Romantic Drama of Buccaneer I ley. on the Syenl.h Main PliMtoy & Ritchie purpose and ends centrecentra uponupdegHyh*} continued their invasion of local rée- ment. It is understood the report Is for marketing abroad aa destruction______off the republican or tauranl* yesterday and as a result the most complete survey ever made It Is unlikely the repo THUEBDAY- THE KINO OF WILD HOBBES 811 View et. Rhone 2400 parliamentary form of government. Austin Beers of Plctou. N.8., Benja- of Canadian grain trade conditions. made public until < by direct action end criminal force." min Ebbon, Toronto, and Edward The commission, under the chair tabled in the House tr~xz, Birturia lailg Œtmra that Fascist violence prevented J revolution, because the Italian TUESDAY, JANUARY S, IMS working classes had already con­ DR. FRANK CRANE Other People’s View» | vinced themselves that no good pur­ on f!CT0! MAT BET »*ublleh€d Every Afternoon Ksoeot — —: Ftndav by pose would be served by revolt t ***?.?"6 te the es net sad ™f TIMES printing and pus Consequently anh-Socialtsm and «eîlblï lrl,,‘^nbUc*tll6n «*»«*•» b» »herl end RED BLOOD MAKES “Peace Makers and •hor/er ‘ïifeeS!* LISHINO COMPANY LIMITED apti-Rolshevism were soon dropped January Ollleee: Cerner Breed end Fort Street. '•rnsR0?r<0L* mu,el beer th* naa. end ed- out of the programme of Mus­ Peace Keepers” i a!?L wr,t*r but eet ter publication or ieT#«stio-e*#uer lw‘eb*a- W'bllceUee la the meet feared month of the! ALL 00R STRENGTH fiSSL^eriSïSKSr»» solini and his blackshirts for Cooperage Company Plan to Us articles is .* waiter entirely year for bad weather. The I editorial Office ....,...... !..Phi the reason that, "ardent spirits find «?blll?vd}îer*lloe tbs BdltW. Me reeeon pERTAIN things make for peace tnEr,se6f,., h* —-,er UM weather records prove It Be pre-l Build Plant as Large as One little sport and less profit In tramp­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES th*y on|y thrive in pared for whatever may come by I in Portland ;Prence. Belgium.etc .Si M per month ling upon corpses." Anti-perlia- the condition* of peace. OUR LONDON AGENT having ue fill your Coal bln with! «Xifïts/sa srsït us'ta ly delivery ...... 11.06 per month They are business, the arts, lit- [Other Industries in Sight •hoeld create more red blood. Thro. throMh th! Sey ^man^ (exclusive of * menl was the unpublished slogan of eraturo and,thing, 0r that sort, one“hlï? Editor—Mad * person with Urfuin^lrad' United the Fascist! from then on. require common sense, good one-half the clear, successful buel- Says Chairman of Indus­ new vitality that cornea with rich, redbüod w- States .:»s.00 per annum Mussolini's Sunday speech _ and understanding. *h.IeCOri? Mr- Paul,n® le poeeeeaed quickty regain lost etrrogth sad vlul nerve pew*: fhJh*n^&ce breakers are politics, of .e Ï, ch?a®n from eny other part ,We*k ®“ •*• en easy, eaf. way new evidence that he and his party the militarist establishment, diplo­ trial Group Province, outside of Vancouver to create red blood. Then, ni the Mood b eoeriehed mats, hate, suspicion and a lack Uland. would such an appointment are now more anti-parliamentary or good will toward our fellows. Watson Eaatmen, president, they will find strength quickly returning. CANADA S LOS ANCELES than ever. Passion is prevailing aroused the abuee that ha» been are not tolng to have a per­ at U>« Government T and W. W. Eastman, local man- Wlncarala girts to the blood the reA -■------w manent peace until we encourage The answer is obvious and what le few which red blood Is creeled. For fifty ,w f AYOR PENDRAY AND over reason and, as one writer puts the peace maker,. I ®Rer, of the Western Cooperage it. the Prime Minister will compro­ more the oppoaltlon to this appoint beiH®r *“• "etored exhausted, nirinro. Mv his colleagues in the City Policemen and similar officer, m«"t la simply one of Jealousy. Company, were introduced to pete, thin rufferera. ■ mise a whole political movement are not peace makers: they are The Government are to be con- Council are entitled to every form peace keepers, their object la to the Chamber of Commerce direc­ If your body vitality b at . low ebb re te yew for the sake of personal affection gretuiated in securing one who In no druggist today aod begin the-aafe Winraraie of public support and cooperation ri1Tîînt “I*1®- They work negu- well lilted in every w.y to «li the tors yesterday by R. P. Blair, or haired." What he is forgetting, “y® If: -eying. “Thou -halt hot traabnent A elxteeo ounce bettK which !. . in all matters intended to advance position, and one who will in n broad­ | chairman of the industrial com- and will soon regret, is that neither whereas they should work minded way be n credit to British foerteen day Wlncarnb treatm**.U sold by all the best interests of Victoria. His operate!^’ eaylng. "Thou shall co- Columbia ee a whole. Mr. Pauline the fuel which la guaranteed I I mittee. leading druggbte for $1,50. in Italy nor in any other demo­ to be free from all coal impuri­ Worship says this city can be turned They resort to courts and to le too big a man to follow up the Mr. Eastfnan thanked the Wlncarnls U re effective that eedy tbieetable- cratic country will such tactics be petty Jealousies that are now being ties, and ,Z,aoniful • day need be teken. Try into the Los Angeles of Canada if force. The peace makers, on the evened at him. chamber for its interest. Stakes tolerated indefinitely. ™!îlr*ry', Ï®*1* -way from the Wincami, at ooce aed résilié the aew *11 doe» last longer* are being driven on the factory the people as a whole will put their courts and have nothing to do with PIONEER ^toto-Oey. h Mja m(1 the contracl strength jert e few day, wUl bring. shoulders to the wheel with a will. MARKING OUR PRODUCE force. In their operation", peace STSSti* 'et '*.a eeek They hoped l* kept automatically and when to build up as large a buelnes. here His contention is nothing like as ex­ the peace la broken, their oper­ travagant as it might appear at Brsl COME ADVANTAGE TO ations cease. «a they had In Portland, and he aaw Nobody wants to be kept at CAMPS REOPEN Kirk Coal Co. ,hey ,houle «ot do bo. WINCARNIS thought. British Columbia's canned peace by other people, which is toeeti'in.d that Mr. East­ Coleman » Company “Canada,* Ltd» «7 Pertl.gd gL, Terente Los Angeles started to develop salmon will be gained by its dis­ the reason of the breaking down LUHTKD man had fallen a victim to Victoria'» of all peace-loving schemes h?”?1* and hoped eventually to make itself with very considerably less cussion at the Imperial Conference -t1® c,ty' Th® eetabileh- Mwt of the conquerors qf the 1213 Broad St. Phone 139| I ment of the Western Cooperage plant natural advantages than those Vic­ of 1923 if the British Government world have called themselves peace ! raiThiT”^111' h® lhou*hl- •-ad to the toria possesses. It advertised its And. moat wars began in PK°J!î;ritlon,Lr??iHfni<1 bave after the passes the Merchandising Marks an attempt to mnke other people • establishment of other Industries. ho,id*>8 ^ connection I *Lr\ ka8,ma" hsd given him some climate and invited tired business­ bill in the form suggested by the peaceful. ^*mee Lodging and Island * men and invalids to try it. A few Peace makers, on the other hand, Lake Com*>*n,ee at Cowlchan I fipi* Wh.'fh ml,ht h,1P ln * Trade. May Alderman Cullin thought the names I For police board- A. W. Sadler, still has a glorious opportunity to ihree-act comedy- 182S prove the most successful, not Mrs. Gordon Hardie, A. W. Sadler mann Pantler advises the young tains change their places, but be­ drama, Her Honor the Mayor '* at of two. aldermen with experience Ini follow this example with similar re­ lieve not that men change their H811 bn ^turday. January jo °n,y *.n I he history of your organisa- the metier should be added as It And 8. A. Pomeroy have served"»» Reichswehr officer to undergo a dispositions. An fntyeatlng feature will be that all llon. but In the city and dletrict of the school board, police commission sults. Victoria, J. K. Macrae and W. E was unfair to ask new men. un­ course of university study because, 4-4-4. PjfiTin male un vie who so successfully ranr, the five “We have noticed for some t^me.•• committee. =*= cism. His latest speech indicates hundred part lee at the Brill Hail, will referred to the Park* Committee by his extremity. vice in the old army, tfie Reichs­ handle the whistle. the City Council last night. he continued “thle extraordinary HISTORY TO-DAY DYE WORKS margin of thirty-five cents in the Some of Mussolini's tactics wehr officer is considered to be in CANADIAN LEGION dollar plus the cost of postal order Objection» to the establishment of or money order, would seem to be CHOICE MADE FOR Aburns danger of becoming "too exclusive." HAROLD might have been justified if his dye works on the southeeat corner nothing more than graft on the part The legion having accepted the In­ LIBRARY BOARD " von «calm, cun wo wuiew, djaim to power two years ago had Therefore he urges the new officer I.uit of the Saxon king, of Eng­ vitation of the Men’s Guild of Chrtai of Quadra end Fort street* were re- of the Dominion Government." land. who was defeated l«y Wil­ FOR COLDS. COUGHS AMO MON- rested upon a sound foundation. But to take a degree, as a proof of Church Cathedral to attend an "at ferred to the work* committee by The present duties charged on "FUCTWWe. FOR gfSg liam the Conqueror at the Battle home" In the gymnasium of the new ,l,h* Cl'y Council l*»t night. Joeeph ■mall parcels arriving from England BY NEW COUNCIL it has been shown over and over knowledge acquired, and points out of Hasting», was proclaimed sov­ Memorial Hall on Wednesday next nt L, Ilrldgman lodged the complaint was also not calculated to advertise for Max Lelser, owner of the Quadra again by some of the ablest of Eu­ that in view of the need of specialist ereign at the death of Edward the * o'clock, the officer* request the the country he claimed “because we A. C. Pike and E. 8. Farr were Confeeeor on January 6, 1066. Apartment». Fort Street «hould not find that similar parcels sent to Eng­ named for the two-year term .00 the ropean writers and political com­ officers the young officer can be members with their wives to attend h^lturned Into a factory area, he JOAN OF ARC In ae large numbers as possible. land are delivered at the doors of Public Library Commission, by the YRISO WD RELIABLE REMEDY. mentators that the danger of a seri­ certain of appreciation in the modem friends unchallenged and without City Council last night. Alderman "The Maid of Orleone," Krenoh In consequence of thle gathering "SMOKE NUISANCE” ous revolution in Italy had passed the general meeting of the legion will duty The postal Order is -issued Cullin-was chosen as the member of D8 THOMAS' national heroine, who. believing The Canadian Puget Sound Lum- by thousands of working people who herself directed by supernatural not take place on that evening, hut the City Council on the board. Rev. •s soon as the moderate elements 1 his is one way of marrying mili­ hae been postponed until the follow­ her and Timber Company la planning have perhaps no bank on which To Robert Connell and J. H. Gillespie ECLECTRIC inspiration, obtained command of to ijyre^the present burner ' issue a draft. A bank draft for a in the Italian working-class move­ tary experience, gained to youthful the army of King chartes VII and ing evening. Thursday, January 8, nt -a-. - pceaent burner Into were nominated but were defeated 8 o'clock. At thle meeting nomin­ what le—railed the Inverted type nt fairly largfi amount costs only fifteen by Mr. Pike and Mr. Farr. On the ment had gained the upper hand imagination and a willingness to gained a great vlctory.agalnat the burner, the City Council were ad­ cents. The senders of postal orders OIL English, and who wie delivered ation» of officers and executive motion of Alderman Marchant, nc* over the syndicalist wing of the So­ learn. It » another example of council for the new year will take vised by John !>. Klealnger, reeldent pay1 about twelve centi for each ohdod by Alderman Blair, It waa de­ over to the enemy In the end and manager l»«t night. "Thle burner pound order which should be worth cialists. It was after this condi­ Uermen determination to lose as burned at the slake, was horn at place, and a large turn out of mem­ cided to send a letter of appreciation ber» te desired. w®„ar* told." he wrote, "will practl." at ieaat I4.7S so that the actual cost to Rev. Dr. W. Leslie Clay for. his tion had been established that the little as possible through her mis­ Ilomremy, France, on January 6 rally eliminate the »o-oelled smoke of a pound postal order payable in 1412. y *' nuisance. services on the board. Fascist movement became violent— fortune in the recent war. Coupled HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Canada is fifty cents, he claims. FRANCISCO FIZARRO PUBLIC WORKS with clandestine preparation and CHILDREN’S LANTERN LECTURE not before: It has been shown, Spanish soldlFr. conqueror of Peru, The regular quarterly meeting of Hastings of the Public Work. moreover, that 2.000.000 trades fadure to do what the Treaty of who Invaded and overthrew the the B.C. Historical Association will Committee will be held Friday, at Ereat empire of the Incas, destroy­ The schedule (or the week for the Simple Way to Versailles prescribes, these subtle be held in ths Archived Department. Z o clock. The flnance committee children'» plrture meeting* al the Coal unionists belonging to the General ing Its ancient emulation, founded Parliament Buildings, on Friday will meet Monday* at 2.15. Reformed Episcopal Church Is a* Federation of Labor remained loyal processes of popular "education" the nreeent capital city of Lima on January 8, at 8 p.m. Take Off Fat January 6, 1516. Complimenta of the season to- the follows: All lectures are to be fully to the non-revolutionary Social»! help to build up a substantial case Rev. F. L. Stephenson will give an Illustrated by many beautiful slides, BEST WELLINGTON against too lenient treatment. “MARTHA CUSTIS addresa on hie early experiences ln new council were extended In a Joint diagrams, etc. 'eaders whose influence Kid acted the Atlln district, accompanied with letter from ex-Maybr Reginald Hay­ t»r coarse not. Ju*t purchase a box Lump, per ton ... .812.50 Later known aa .Lady Washing­ ward. .Toahua Hlnehliffe. Major Clue Tuesday, the True Story of is a brake. And those leaders 1 he new Mayor And Council are lantern slides. „ Jonah; Wednesday, Life of Daniel, ârv be |r.T°fôr *7^ f| PiV°n Tealete ,rem '«nr Nut per ton SI2.00 ton. who.waa the daughter of Col The moving picture taken during Lyon, and H. Deepard Twlgg, which îlXOfi 1 end .tort' now te were denounced as traitors by the John Dendrtdge and widow of Thursday, Life of Christ; Friday, Follow —tree!ton* so «.resile* now is harness and are entitled to the pioneer reunion will also be waa read at last nlght'a council Prophesy and Calvary. Jf-y.t*, v r0u,0rW oxorolela». rôt *nt>. Italian Communist,. No longei Daniel I'arko CuatUi, n wealthy shown a| this meeting, meeting. An offer to confer with the *1. the support and co-operation of the Virginia planté» was married fq Wm. A. Fuller, ef the fthantymen's „ *•: ■•ff “ von Ilk., and Ploneere and others Interested In member* of thd council at any time JÏÎ2J Tkoeoendo^f Victoria Fed Ce, Lit does the claim hold good, therefore. ary «^îrî* Waahln»ton on Janu- Christian A «Delation who conducted men" and sorpen each year rsealn*h«aTth v people in all progressive movement». the early fchftory of British Colum­ when the Interests of the city were a similar campaign with much »uc- Street—P hen concerned wae contained In the TsblStB I bia are welcome. letton j cew last year, will address the meol- direct to Mermola Oo.T »r send ln«T MetArsi V2 •Mg'. Detroit, Mich. (Advul VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED •lers Meurs: • s.m. te • p.m. Wednesday, 1 Saturday, • p.m. I Great January Sale Bargains Throughout

the Entire Store for Wednesday Morning

50 Women’s Coats SHIRTS FOR MEN Women’s Skirts Three Bargains For Wednesday Morning On Sale for ...... b i $1.95 Ten Dozen Only, Men’s Stripe Flannelette Work Shirts, with turn­ , New Styles and First Class Materials (Women’s Skirts, Well and fashionably made from down collars and pocket. They are shown in assorted patterns. practical materials, patterned in tweed mixtures, Regular $1.35. On Sale, 1 98 C On Sale At Two Prices small checks and plaids; wrap-around, button- each trimmed and in browns, fawn, navy and grey. Waistline measurements 26 to 32. Great bargains One Dozen Heavy Union Flannel Shirts, made in England, large in for, each ...... ;...... $1.95 body and with closed skirt. They have white, soft neckbands and $12.50 and $16.75 separate collars to match. Sizes 17 and 17^ only. —Mantle*. First Floor Regular price $2.75. On Sale for ...... ' $1.95 Men’(.Union Taffeta Shirts, wool and cotton, made in England. They. arc. patterned in Considering the quality, styles and tailoring, the values arc fancy stripes, with white, soft neckbands double soft cuffs; coat shape. Only three unparalelled. dozen to sell Regular price $4.95. "" QfT On Sale for ...... ;...... «P£.«7U Coats of blanket cloth, velour, polo and tweeds, fur-trimmed D&A Hip and Hose •—Men’s Furnish Inge, Main Floor and plain. They have bell sleeves or sleeves gathered to Girdles No phone or C.O.D. orders cuff at wrist. Fully lined and superbly tailored. Sizes Supporters range from 16 to 40. A great January Sale Bargain at, 11.75 $2.25 Men’s Fine Cotton each ...... 012,50 Wrap-around girdles Men’s Wool Mixture Shirts semi-elastic, . with Made of flection of Socks, 3 Pairs Coats of all wool velour, blanket and Teddy-bear cloth, •ilk broche and surgical very low bust, four elastic. In wrap-around and Drawers trimmed with buttons; well tailored and finished. hose supporters, very style ; especially g odd for 50c Regular a Garment $2.00, They have bell sleeves, turn-back cuffs with strap and patch lightly boned ; sizes for wearing when danc­ or slash pockets; one button fastening. Sizes 16 to 44. On .23 to 27. On sale ing. A paiit . . .92.25 Fine Cotton Socks, in shades for ...... $1.59 sale for ...... i ■. $16.75 for...... $1.75 —Corsets, First Floor grey, brown, camel, navy “Robin Hood" Brand Wool Mixture Shirts and Drawers —Mantles, First Floor .and black. Regular prices for men, made in England. Medium weight underwear. 25c a pair. On sale for 3 On Sale for ..I"...... $1.59 pairs for...... 50# , —Men’s Furnishing*. Main Floor Wednesday Bargains from the Tricolette Overblouses •-Men', Furnishing*, Main Floor Whitewear Men’s Ties, Regular Price 75c A Wednesday Morning Bargain, 29-inch Natural Good Quality Flannelette White Flannelette Bloomers, of On Sale 3 for $1.00 or 35c Each Gowns, in slip-on ' style, grind quality, with elastic at .Bach ■••»••• $2.79 trimmed with lace; sixes 3S to waist and knee. Special. Spun Silk Silk Mixture Ties, with wide ends; made in England. 42. Special ...... S5* Strong Kitchen Aprons, of Overblouses of silk tricolette, of fancy weave. They are designed They are patterned in assorted stripes and colors, and white cotton, made with bib are offered on Wednesday at, each ...... 35* Heavy Grade Grey Flannelette with round necks, short sleeves and band at bottom. Some plain 69c a Yard and pockets. Regular fl.2*. shades piped with contrasting colors; others trimmed with fancy"braids. These are very Or 3 for .;...... Ik...... 1. .$1.00 plodmers, large sises. Regular On sale for ...... Good quality pure silk, ^ ------—Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor IL26. On sale for ...... 79f —First Floor neat blouses. Shown in shades of Mack, navy, grey7sand, green, henna, White and Saxe. free from dressing; fine Each a great bargain at — ...... $2.79 ' _____ —Blouse», First Floor even weave. Shown in natural shade only ; Children’s Brushed suitable for dresses, Boys’ Jerseys for 95c, $125 Wednesday Bargains in the Shoe Departments lingerie, etc. Special, Wool Sets • .yard ...... 69$ and $1J!0 Women’» Cloth Spots, $1.46 a Mr Infants’ First Step Boots, $6e » Mr Boys’ English AU Wool Jerseys; made with polo collar Regular $3.75, On Sale for Women’s High Cut Cloth Spats, 14-button Infant’s First Step Boots of black kid, with and in sizes 22 to 32; very neat Jerseys, in shades of Sid style, in fawn, beaver and dark brown; welted non-alip leather soles or with turn brown, blue, Saxe and emerald. On sale, each ....95* sizes 5, 6 and 7 only. On sale Wednesday, leather soles; sizes 2 to 5. Regular $1.95. A Millinery Bargain Boys’ English All Wool Jerseys, heavy, hard worsted, for ...... f...... $1.45 On sale for, a pair ...... 95c 100 Trimmed Hats, all colors that will stand the roughest wear. They are buttqned $2.75 and black; velvet, felt and on shoulder and have stand-up collar ;‘*blue and brown. Children’s Felt SMpper»r «tt *i*es"up "to ». » Kegttler-$1.00. On-sale-for, a pair, 50* r»Hk model» to- suit- »H* age». • . Sues. 22. te 32-, Or sale, each ...... $125 Brushed Wool Seta in grey only ; comprising pullover To elear* regular $6.95 hats _ Buys’ Fine English Cashmere Jerseys of pure wool, with Men’s Leather Slippers, $1.45 a Air Men's Moccasins, $1.00 a Pair for ...... $1.95 button shoulder and stand-up collar; blue and brown sweater, overall gaiters and cap. Sweater is fastened on __ —Millinery. First Floor Men's Leather Slippers, with strong leather Men’s Brown Suede Mocassins, fur-trimmed shades. The best value we have offered ; sizes 22 to 32. shoulder and overall gaiters have draw-string at waist. soles and heels ; shown in black and maroon ; and beaded ; large sizes only. Comfortable On salt, each...... $1.50 —Boys' store. Lower Main Floor Cap is toque shape with pompom on top. Sizes for 2, 3 all sizes. On sale for, a pair...... $1.45 slippers at, a pair...... $1.00 HOME WOOLS and 4 years only. Regular $3.75. On sale" for $2.75 —Children'» Wear. First Floor Customers who have been \ ' X Cuticura Soap waiting to match shades in 1,000 Yards of 36-in. WEDNESDAY MORNING Womens All- Home Wools may do so now. SALE The wool is shown in three Cretonne and Silhom Foftr Bargains in the Infants’ tie B«Mrf S cakes at. box, qualities in shades of light N Phone or C.O.D. Orders wistaria, purple, light buff, Section Wool Sweaters doe, Copenhagen, turquoise, lene,27caYard Oriental, aluminum, tan, Cretonne and Silkoiene in pretty de­ Shortening Dresses of fine Infants’ Bonnets of wool A Great Bargain paddy, navy, scarlet, black Face Powders for ...... signs suitable for bedroom draperies, lawn with dainty embroix and colored cloth, plain and $2.98 and white. At, 1-oz. ball 20* comforter covering, etc. ; 36 inches 1 r immed styles ; regular dered yoke, skirt finished AT HALT PRICE All wool Jersey cloth Tuxedo Sweaters, made plain with Pen Lust a Slipper Colonial wide. On sale for, a yard ..A. .27* deep hem and . tucka; regu­ $1,25, Os sale. for... 49* —Draperies, Second Flooif Int ltKlin* all well known makes four- pin tucks down centre of hack, Jong sleeves with Cotton in shades of rose, lar $1.25. On sale for 69^ Infants’ Cotton Gowns, such as Djerkies. Minty's, Fivers, Roger and GalleVe, etc.. In white three buttons at cuffs, two pockets and girdles ; sizes 36 pink, red, black, mauve, Gowns of good quality flan­ Gertrude Slips and Flan- only. to 38. Shades include crimson with black, fawn and1 grey, ecru, white, pale blue, Nottingham Lace Curtains, $135 a Pair _ nelette Slips, slightly soiled China blue. Regular 50c a nelette with long sleeves heather mixtures. Also Cardigans in fawn and brown Lace Curtains, 40 inches wide and 21 yards long, made and “V” neek, trimmed garments; regular $1.23; ball, to clear at ...... 15* with double border, strong quality in attractive designs with embroidery ; sizes for On sale for ...... 39* Glycerine and Rose camel hair ; sizes 36 to 40. All on sale, each...... $2.98 —Art Needlework, First Floor —Sweaters, Second Floor in white only. On sale for, a pair...... $1.95 2 years only. Special, 89* \ .—First Floor Water —Draperie», Second Floor SPECIAL BALE JUST IN Best quality, full strength, per 25 Grass Mats at 50c Each 25 Pairs of All Feather Pillows, 90c Each Children’s Colored Aprons r:...... i5c Feist New Dance All Feather Pillows covered'with good quality art ticking, —Toilet Articles Section Grass Mats of heavy quality designed in brown, green or weighing five pounds to a pair. On sale for, each, 90* blue; sizes 24x48 inches. Clearing at, each ..?...... 50$ —Furniture, Second Floor 65c Each —Carpets, Second Floor Folio 60c Children’s Colored Aprons, made in bib style With no AU the Newest and Window Shades Snappiest Dance Hits of fastening, of plain ehambray, in shades of pink, bine and the Dor Bargains in the Hardware mauve, bound all round with a contrasting color. Sizes 79c Each Dining-room Chairs at Half Get Tour Copy from the for 8 to 12 years. Special...... «...65$ Music Department Dark Green Opaque Window Section Wednesday —Children's Wear, First Floor Shades mounted on spring Price rollers, complete with Morning brackets and ring pull; size Solid Oak Leather Slip Beat Diner*, fumed finish. Rerulal 3.0x6.0. On sale, each. 79* price, per 5 and 1, $$5.00. On aale for .... :...... (47.50 j roceteria Specials Grey and White Enamelware, including tea and coffee pots, convex kettles, saucepans, funnels, scoops, vegetable - Draperies, Second Floor Solid. Oak Leather Slip Beat Dînera, fumed flalah. Regular Whits BheUed Walnuts. 14-lb. Children’s White Wool Scarves price, per S and 1, 1)7.10. On sain tor ...... $48.75 ...... IB* and soup tureens, butter dishes and milk pitchers. Spe­ Solid Oak Leather Slip Seat Dînera Regular price, per 6 and Old Dutch Cleanser, per tin, 9f cial value, each ...... V...... SO* 1, $95.00. On aale for ...... 47.50 All Felt Mattresses Cream of Wheat, per pkt...20* Blue and Grey Enamel Preserving Kettles, 14 and 16-qt Solid Oak Diner*, slip seat, extra well ma dr. Regular price, Reg. $125 onSale for 50c Each $97.60. On sale for ...... 848.75 Royal Crown Soap, per pkt. 18* size—stock pots, convex kettles and fish kettles ; regular f 7.50 Each prices to $4.75. On sale for...... $1.98 Clearing--out all our White Wool Scarves for children. DINING-ROOM TABLES Fry*. Pure Cocoa, He...1814$ All Felt Mattresses built so Chinese’ Hat Strainer, four sites. Special, at $1.25, They are knit from good quality yarn with fringed ends Fumed Fir Extension Table, square design, well made. Regular Peter Pan Apricot*. $%», that they will not lump, t$0.00. On aale for ...... i... .771.... 8*0.00 tin ...... $1.80, $2.00 and ...... $2.50 trimmed with pale blue; suitable for the ages 2 to to covered with art ticking, ' Fir, Walnut .Finish Extension Table. Regular price $$6.00. On Campbell'* Pork and Beane, par Best Grade Aluminum Jelly Moulds, quart size. Special, year. Values to $1.25 on sale for...... 50* have roll edges; all standard •ale for ...... 823.00 tin ...... ,..1114* each ...... 45* ~ i * —Children's Wear, First Floor sizes. On sale, each, $7.50 —Furniture, Second Floçr Pacific Milk (large), tin 18)4* —Hardware, Lower Main Floor VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925 —■ 1 Specials For Wednesday Morning Loin Pork Chops, trimmed, lb...... ,... .28* - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - Limb Shoulder Chops, lb...... 1.30* TT Nice Small Halibvt, 2 lbs...... 45* Florence Nightingale Chapter, j§£. Pure Heney, iw SSe Jar for flf Sunlight Sens, pkt ,...... -W I.O.D.E., to Make Gift to Regers’ Syrup, 2-lb. tin...... 18# SOCIAL AND PERSONAL E Finest Relied Oats In bulk. 7 lbs. 35# Reyal City Temateee, large tin. 18# Jubilee or 3 for ...... 50# Extra Prime Old Cheeee, lb...... 18# Messrs. T. O. Cameron and Roy After their wedding in Nanaimo Inspired to still further efforts on AGAIN PRESIDENT OF Cameron of Yanceuryer are visitors on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas «RIMED ON behalf of suffering humanity, -the B.C. Sugar, Van Heuten'e Cocoa, in Victoria and are ' guests at the. Moffatt left for Vancouver where Florence Nightingale Chapter, I.O. SO lbs. for...... 81.53 1-lb. tin. res. $1.16. for .f8S# Balmoral Hotel. Mrs. Moffat placed her bridal bou­ D.K.,r which built the eunroom at the 4-4-4- quet of Ophelia roses upon the Jubilee Hospital for tubercular pati­ if* HOME COMMITTEE Mias Grace Beckwith left for Van­ grave of her father, the late Captain GOLDENWEDDING ents and Inaugurated many other couver Sunday to attend the Univer­ W. L. Gilchrist, formerly of the 8s. Improvements in that institution, has BABY’S COLDS sity of British Columbia during the Princess Patricia, who la buried in now set for itself another goal—that Children’s delicate digestions are H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD Protestant Orphanage Re­ Ocean View Burial Park. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Luscombe of the purchase of a quartz air cool next few months. + T ♦ easily disturbed by too much -dos­ ceived Many Donations Received Over 300 Callers lamp for use In the tubercular ward. ing.” Still, the little ones’ cold Miss Jeeete Wlntertmrn Of Vic­ A very quiet wedding was solemn­ This lamp is one of the newest dis­ ITS 612 Fort SL During December toria returned- to the city yesterday ised at the Church of Our Lord. Re­ Yesterday coveries in the treatment of tuber­ troubles cannot be neglected. Fruits 6623 after spending a few days in Van­ formed Episcopal, at noon Monday, culosis, and its acquisition should At the very fta*st sign of croup, couver with friends January 6, when the Rev. A. de B. Over $00 callers visited Mr. and prove a valuable asset to the com­ «oie throat, or any other cold trou­ Many welcome donations were pro­ Owen united In marriage Florence vided for - the be&efit ot tbeUtti#. • + aüHâ Mrs. Thomas Luscombe of . 1019 munity. In addition to this under­ ble. apply Vicks VapoRub over the Mr. CRH* Rowell 61 the «.hi, Oiwtli»,. daughter of Mr. girt Mr». contneon Street yesterday afternoon taking, which will cost about $900. throat and chest. There Is nothin* /■'lUv^.ry Banquet—The ennl- England will be held In the Harmony inmates of the B.C. Protestant Orphanage during the month of «hipUn Restorer,Reetorer. returned yesterdayyeeterday Ç: Dunkerley, *14A Government and eveftin# to extend congratula­ the chapter has Just completed to swallow—you just rub it on. I rersary banquebanquet of Ixxlffe Primrose Hall on DYiday evening, January 9 Street, to Elton Scholee Turnel tions and good wishes on the attain­ arrangements for the purchase and Colds go over night, croup is usually * 4a 19 nf Ih. Vk, December and Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris, from Seattle, where he has been vis­ 1 Mo. « of the Daughter, end Maid, of There will be the regular meeting at iting for the past two weeks. Bayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. 8. ment of the golden wedding anni­ installation of two Rental laboratories relieved in fifteen minutes. (AdvL)1 7 o’clock, at which the new officers in accordance with their generous Bayne. ’’GauM Sankur,” Albernt, B.C. and kindly custom of previous years, -t* ,4» versary of these well-known to the men’s and women's tubercular will be installed. Members are asked The bride was charmingly gowned pioneers. Fifty years ago on Janu­ to note change of time for meeting, provided the Chrttftmas dinner at Mias FWrabee. who has been visit­ ward#, which are to be Installed this the institution. Reports to title effect ing with, relatives In California for In a French frock of dove grey crepe ary 6, 1875, Mr. and Mrs. Luscombe week. by those assemble^. Among thoee and that the banquet will be after the de Chine, with a smart coat of cut (nee Louisa Ford) were married In meeting. a ere given at yesterday’s meeting of the past two weeks, returned to her Announcement of this beneficent who have Joined the League recently the ladies’ committee, when those home In Victoria on Sunday. velour, trimmed with coney fur, and Hamilton. OntâMo. and yesterday work was made at yesterday’s meet­ are the Rev. W. Carroll and Mrs. chic French hat to ehatch. Her 8.C. Electric Dance —The first present Included: Mesdames Ham­ -r 4- they looked back over half a century ing of the chapter, held at the home Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. mond, Hlecocke, Walker, Elliott. shower bouuet use composed of of happy married life, surrounded by of Mrs. J. Gorman. Linden Avenue, and Mrs. Morris, Mrs. C. Peck, Mise dance of the new year, given by the Mr. Harold Bowden Qf Ed son, Ophelia roses, carnations and Aspirin Gargle B.C. Electric Social Club, will be held Diliabough. Dorman, Cameron, Mc­ Alberta, has been spending the holi­ six of the seven children . of their with the regent, Mrs. H. Catterall in Ridgeway. Misa Stuart, Mrs. H. J. f reestas. Following the ceremony union, together with, a host of old the chair. Wood. Mr. I* P. Macrae, Mrs. Grove In Caledonia Hall. View Street, on Keown. Helmcken, Hughes Wilkin­ days with his sister-in-law, Mrs. N. the1 bridal party repaired to the home Wednesday, January 7, from 8.10. to son. Dinsmore, Fraser, G rim Ison. F. Ferris, 1214 Beach Drhre. and new friends acquired during their The chapter expressed its thanks of West holme and Midshipman Mail- Shepherd. Sherwood, Mise Newbury. f + W of the bride’s parenyi, where lunch­ forty-nine year# residence in Vic­ to all the musicians who took part In land Gôlby. 11.30 p.m. Refreshments will be eon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Bayne nerved. Hunt’s orchestra will pro­ Miss Murry.. Mias Lillian Servos of Edmonton. toria. the programme rendered on Christ­ Alberta, has come to Victoria to pay left on the afternoon boat for Van­ The reception rooms were prettily vide the latest dance music. Every The election of officers for the couver, after which they will take mas Day at the tubercular ward of in TonsiBlis indication points to a good crowd be­ an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. decorated for the happy occasion with the Jubilee Hospital. next year resulted in the re-election up their residence at Alberni. mums, daffodils and carnations, the ing present. The dance la .an invita­ of Mrs. Htscoeks aa president, with C. 1* ClibbortvFoul Bay Road. 4-4-4- Mrs. William Rolls was welcomed tion affair. r‘! 4- + ' . i profusion of golden chryeanthe- as a new member, and the following the other offices filled as follows: Mr. and Mrs. David Dotg. who have gift of friends and well-wishers. Mr. Vice-president, Mrs. Walker; treas­ Dr. and Mrs. Mostyn Hoops re­ scrutineers were appointed for the Cut This.Out and Save if turned to Victoria from Vancouvei been on holiday in Europe for the Luscombe. hale and hearty In spite urer, Mrs. E: Brown; secretary. Mrs. past year, sailed from London on annual election of officers: Mrs. yesterday, after visiting their daugh­ of his eighty years, and Mrs. Lus- Stewart Clarke, Mrs. F. J. Hall Jr., Sherwood : corresponding secretary, ter, Mrs. George Powell, over the January 2 for their home in this city, •ombe, charming at seventy in her RADIO Big Stores Start Ms. Hughes; flower fund. Mrs and Mrs. Turner. The annual meet­ Subject to Sore Throat holidays. via the Panama CanaL Prior to their handsome gown of black beaded silk, ing will be held In connection with Ask Us for a Demonstration ot Dorman. 4-4-4* departure Mrs. Dotg entertained at were showered with good wishes and Movies For Kiddies The following donation, are grate Master Bury Drummond -Hay of a farewell tea at the Stanhope Court «ore tangible gifts. Family gifts in­ the regular monthly meeting on Feb­ A harmless and effective gargle Is fully acknowledged: Winnipeg, is the guest of hie grand­ ruary 2 at the home of Mrs. Harry A Friend, 16; Britannic Dodge A.F. Hotel when her guests Included H.H, cluded a handsome, purse of gold Westinghouse :• dissolve two Bayer Tablets of As­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Drummond- the Princes» Du lee p Singh; Lady given by Mr. D. Ford, of Duncan, Catterall, Linden Avenue. pirin in four tablespoonfuls of water. Jan. <.—One of Broadway’s big de­ and A.M.. No. 71. |W> Columbia Hay, Gorge Road, while attending Mrs. Porter was appointed con­ partment stores soon will Inaugurate Royal Arch Chapter. IS»: Inner Brindley, of Hurl Ingham; Lady brother of Mrs. Luscombe, and the Radiplas Hid gargle throat thoroughly. Re­ School to vleldfi*; ■ " Stevenson, Mrs. Young. Miss French, hlidren of the venerable couple In­ vener for the weekly teas for the peat In two hours If necessary. a dally movie show on Its top floor. Working Circle of Quttn City Chap­ 4- , Mrs. Cockhum. wife of colonel Cock- cluding Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. W. M. tubercular ward. Be sure you use only tM genuine Programmes will consist of short ter No. 6. n.EA, 160; Mrs. J. Dune- Mias Ledingham. who has been the At the close of the meeting. Mrs. and mulr, 960; Mrs W. Spencer. 916; Mr. burn: Mrs. Bland y, wile of Colonel Ritchie, both of Victoria; Mrs. (Dr.) Bayer Tablet- of Aspirin, marked comics and educational films. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rlandy; Mrs. Crofton Sankey, Mrs. Knight, of CSndovwBay; Mr. Charles Gorman served tea. assisted by Mrs. with the Bayer Cross, which can be Mothers and fathers ipay park the K. F. I-ang. 916: W. Walker A Sons T. Ledingham. Quadra Street, W. G. McLaren. —- - The Freshman Ltd.. 996; Mrs. W. Todd (60 cents for Rogers, Mias Mara orVtctorla; Mrs. Ford Luscombe. ot Prospect Lake; •tad in tin boxes of twelve tablets for kids in the theatre under care of at­ the New Year holidays, returned on Brooks. Miss Strlkeman. Mrs. C. J. Mtos Evelyn Luscombe. living at raw cents. (Advt.) tendants while they go shopping. -• (Concluded os pot* 12.» Sunday to Chefnalnus.+ e + I O’Donnell. Mrs. F. C. Be Ison, formerly home; Mrs. Dawson, of Vancouver, Masterpiece Mrs. Grant Lawrence and 'small son of Victoria; |4rs. Bray ne, Miss and Mrs. Eaton, of San Francisco. who have been the guests of Mr. and Brayne. Mrs. KtrcaMy. Miss Inglls, The table with Its decorations of We Sell on Terms Mrs. Phethean. of Surrey; Miss green and gold was centred by a MUST EDUCATE Mrs. w. M. Lawrence, Island Road. Oàk Bay, over the season’s holidays, Phot bean, of Surrey; the Hon. Mrs. three-tiered wedding cake. Presiding have returned to their heme in Eaton, Miss Bulkeiey, Mrs. Crossley, at the tea-urns were two of the Vancouver. Mrs. HI ggingbottom - (Putney), Mrs. daughters. Mrs. Knight snd MYs. L. rz? 4-4-4- Brasier-Creagh, Mrs. Evans—Jack- Dawson, while assisting the hosfess ÎE KENT’S Mre. Homer-Dixon has gone over eon. Miss Evans-Jackson, Mise E. in serving the many guests were Mrs. to Vancouver where she was called Mbntixambert. Mrs. Langworthy. W. Ritchie. Mrs. Brown and Miss Phonograph and Xadiola Store by the sudden Illness of her mother. Miss Lang worthy. Mrs. Forme», of Evelyn Luscombe, (daughters) Mrs. Manitoba Women Urged to Lady Cameron, who underwent an Vancouver: Mrs. Conyers Bridge- Jennings, Mrs. H. Campbell, Mrs. J. Change Basis of Move­ operation at the Vancouver General formerly pf ,Victoria; Mrs. Hoy and Miss McMorran. Tw.o little Hospital on Saturday. Lyall. Miss O. Mtonaughton Jones, grandchildren, Patricia Knight and ment 4-4-4- formerly of Victoria. During the re­ Kathleen Ritchie were at the door. Mrs. Shallcross of Victoria was ception Mrs. Doig’e sister, Mrs. The pleasure of the occasion was en­ Let Us Mato Enlege- among the out-of-town guests at the Brandon, Man., Jan. 6 (Canadian Conyers Bridgewater, and Mrs. hanced by the musical numbers con­ Press)—The whole organized temp­ tea given by Lady Bury in the Hotel Lyall. a niece of Admiral Sir William tributed by Mr. and- Mrs. Edward ments from Your Vancouver on Saturday afternoon in l’akenham, contributed musical Parsons and Miss Kent. erance movement in Manitoba must is Raisin Bread Day honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. numbers. be abandoned unless this Winter it favorite Snapshot» George Bury of Winnipeg. can be put on a different basis, W. 4-4-4- R. Wood, secretary of the Manitoba DUNCAN Mr. H. T. Lockyer, sene manager Temperance League, told the United of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s Farm Women of Manitoba at their MacFariane Drug Ce. Mr and Mrs. H. R. Poole and their ssnr WINNERS stores in British Columbia, and A. convention hero to-day. No large * ~ Cer. Dewfles and Jehneen H. Doe. one of the London officials son. Harry, leave shortly for Eng- te of money were required, he of the company, arrived In the city jaijjl nn ■■ wimkd visit ------said, but each community must do this morning from Vancouver, 4-4-4* ‘ •»- ---r* Mr. J. Nor le will leave on Satur­ Ef_ its part. ■4-4-4- day for New 2Sealand, where he In­ Mr. Wood said he knew the United Mtee Betty Vu Her, after spending Farmers were steadfast for temper­ the Christmas and New Year holi­ tends to reside in future. Mr. Norle nteresting Little Ceremony has been associated with J. H. Whit- ance and the challenge to them was ---- ramma— days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Local Offices of B.C.E.R. In the fact that millions of their dol­ No matter how oM and tbrsadbei C. Ç. Filler. 81 Ann Street, returned tome A Company for many years, lars each year were being drained your carpets may bo. we cas re went also a valued member of the Cow- i Sunday te Vancouver to resume from the commerce of Manitoba by them into attractive and durable ne >r studies at the University of B.C. ichan Amateur Orchestral Society Yesterday rugs at a nominal prion. ♦ 4-4- the liquor system; that police reports and will be greatly missed In many in the cities showed a thirty per cent m vor, SftS?™4 «fu. ,c Msoars. Frank Wollaston. Cedric circles. Presentation of the prises awarded Walker, George McCann. Kenneth 4-4-4- in the recent international essay Increase in drunkenness, and that For details a pages « asd------IS CUi McConnell, Leslie Sanders, all of Mrs. If. Fry will leave this month contest on home lighting was made young people were being menaced. ■üauinw. whom have been spending the Christ - for La Jolla, California, where she at the local offices of the B.C. Elec­ The remedy was not in legislation. ___ lion at their respective will visit Mrs. Mainguy for a few tric Railway Company yesterday They were not seeking any changes homes in Victoria, left this afternoon months. afternoon. Twenty-four boyk and in the law. The remedy was a mat­ for Beattie to- resume their studies at glru were. hfrp&y by the re­ ter of basic temperance education, the University of Washington. ceipt of some splendid prises, those nd this * should be given only ...... —+ .4- for the girls including a beautiful through local bodies, through in­ LUMP The American- Consulate •liver tea service, wrist watches, dividuals believing in temperance do­ matter of interest to communicate toilet sets, vanity bags and electrical ing the teaching. to Miss Rilla Green, who Is supposed ■ CLUB appliances, while the \ first prise- What the alliance wants,” he said to have come to the region of Vic winner among the hoys won & bi­ Ts to produce an army of local NUT torts from Edmonton in 1122.• Any­ cycle of the latest model, other prises teachers of local leaders of every one knowing her present address will Including a most workmanlike set of kind who believe in temperance. confer a favor by advising the TO DINE tools. & gun. fishing rod ànd elec­ What the alliance can do Is to pro­ SLACK American Consulate, Belmont Build trical appliances and similar things vide material and Co-operation. The lug. Victoria, telephone 256. dear to boyhood. challenge is serious because not one Our Wellington Coal lasta Keeps fresh and flavory A. T. Goward, vice-president of the in twenty of temperance people have DUNCE TO-NIGHT company, briefly addressed the as­ got in touch with the temperance and sembled prizewinners, many of movement.” longer gives more heat whom were accompanied by their Installation of New Officers to parent a and congratulated therti OVERSEAS LEAGUE in their lunch boxes— upon their success, thanking the For the Janusary meeting of the RICHARD HALL Beauty Feature First ‘Ladies’ Night’ school teachers for their interest In Overseas League - held yesterday The children ell will vote for my raisin breed in their the contest. Mrs. H. P. Hodges of afternoon in the private dining-room lunches. It keeps fresh. And they love its wonderful The Klwanls Club will this even­ The Times editorial staff, who acted of the Hudson’s Bay Company, Canon & SONS ing Instal the 1925 officers at a dinner as one of the Judges in the contest, Hlnchllffe. the president, and Established 1*2 —^ fruit flavor. The men folks like it too. A Gleamy Mass of Hair av the Chamber of Commerce, the presented the prises to the youthful large number of members were In event being also the first Ladies winners. 1232 Government Street attendance. To those present Canon Phone S3 Give it to them on Wednesdays. I prepare a special ' Night of the year. At the close, F. J. Hall of the com­ Hlnchllffe extended hearty good 35c “Danderine” does Wonders Proceedings will commence st 7 pany staff who, with T. R. Myers wishes for the coming year and re­ bakini of raisin bread for Wednesdays—Seautiful, o’clock and a short musical pro handled ail the arrangements in con­ quested that for the annual meeting golden loaves generously filled with Sun-Maid Raisins. for Any Girl’s Hair gramme will follow the dinner. The nection with the local end of the* to be held to February there would m ceremonies of Installation will be contest, moved a vote of thanks to be a large assembly of members. Mrs. Make this delicious and inexpensive mid-week treat supervised by Rev. Dr. W. G. Wilson the Judges, which was warmly en­ A. E. Hodgtn* read a letter from JANUARY SHOE as master of ceremonies, with Mark dorsed by the young people. headuarters of Interest to members • regular eiiatom in your home. Place a standing order Graham Installing the new presi­ and cited a few instances of the dent and R. C. Nicholas officiating GIRLS APPEARED IN way in which members may be of SALE with your baker, grocer or bread salesmen. He will for the vice-presidents and directors. assistance to each other. deliver or reserve a loaf for you each week. Phone Past President 8. J. Willis will be COURT IN KNICKERS; Several recitations rendered by MUTBIE St SOM presented with an official pin sou Mrs. Blowers were much appreciated 12* Dev glee 89.Phene *04 your order now. venir of hie office by W. Q. Oaunce. FINED FOR CONTEMPT To celebrate Ladles’ Night in due form, the evening will close with a Plkevill* Ky., Jan. $.—Ruth Potter and to assure a popular pro­ and. Molhe Luster appeared in the gramme of many numbers, the enter police court here on a minor charge tainment committee has made sure Monday in knickers. It cost both of More than a that the addresses accompanying the them ten hours in Jail. Judge J. P. earlier official formalities will be Marrs looked at the long coat each girl wore skeptically and ordered Washing brief. Bade reed by bakers svsrywhsis, the coate removed. When the ■■# by the Breed end Cake knickers were revealed Judge Marrs hair grower—it Bakers* Aseoemtiou of Canada NOVEL PROGRAMME decided it was contempt of court and t handed out the punishment. ARRANGED FOR Flannels Eequimalt I.O.D.E.—At the meeting Pl*c* a standing Wednesday order with your Baker, Grocer or Bread Salesman AUTHORS’ MEETING of the Esquimau Chapter, I.O.D.E. checks baldness! held at the home of Mrs. C. P. Hill, Proper washing will never "Hlllhaven,” yesterday afternoon Mrs. The January meeting of the Vic G. P. Clarke reported on the condition •brink or harden flannels. torts and Island* Branch Canadian of the graves In the naval and mill What greater delight la there Authors’ Association was held hut I ary cemetery at Esquimau. The lloat people want a hair prepara­ than fluffy woolen underwear, evening in the library of Victoria Chapter thereupon sent a resolution tion that doe» more than make their College, the president, Mrs. A. de B. calling the attention of the Minister luxuriously soft and fleecy, Shaw, in the chair. of Defence to the matter, asking for hair «row lonrer—they want some­ and gratefully warm? Mr. Pemberton extended a cordial certain Improvements. A message of GET RAISIN BREAD OR RAISIN CAKE invitation to the association and all sympathy was sent to Mrs. Booth, thin» that effectively checks faillit* And there Is a way of pre- member, in her illness. Mrs. Hill Interested friends to attend a lecture .. serving that fleeclaeee and with lantern slides to be given on was appointed a delegate tq the meet - hair and beldneaa. Falling or thin­ Ing of the Municipal Chapter for the warmth Indefinitely—It's a de­ FROM THE SHELLY WAGON ON YOUR Mondsy evening next by Mr. Mc­ ning hair can be «topped. Once deed' Culloch Before the Natural History discussion of the War Memorial tail of the service we offer you. Society. Mr. Fraser read a brief quota. At the dose of the meeting Give us "a week's trial order oa the hostess served a delicious teq. raff seta In your hair la la danger. STREET Girls! Try this! When combing skate!) of Martha, Oetenso, the for Winter flelnela Ton'll be aa and dressing your hair, Just moisten tuhafe winner of the $11,004 prise for 88. ANTONIA FROM HALIFAX, So the important thing* for any hair delighted aa our regitii your hair brush with a little ’ Dand­ a first novel. The business meeting JANUARY 1t, FOR LONDON er! ne” and brush It through your then adjourned and the programme preparation to do la to get year hair arranged by Mias Eugenie Perry was TRY SHELLY’S hair. The effect Is startling! You Passengers for the Cunard line healthy and growing. Now the Seven can do your hair up Immediately, and fully enjoyed. Each member of the steamer Antonia, sailing from Hali­ it will appear twice , as thick and club had brought some rare Volume fax January 19, should leave on the Sutherland Bisters- Complete Treat­ GENOA FRUIT heavy—a mass of gleamy hair, of object of literary Interest. Canadian National Railways ‘•Conti­ sparkling with life and possessing A guessing contest followed, each nental Limited” 9.60 p.m., January 12, ment DOBS end dandruff. It per that incomparable softness, fresh­ one present representing to some from Vanooujpr. This train carries New Method CAKE ness and luxuriance. original way the title of a book. all-steel, standard and tourist sleep­ mite a full and free growth of I While beautifying the hair ”Dand- Mr. Litchfield presented "Fires of ing and dining cars, drawing-room, ertne” is also toning and stimulating Driftwood," by Isabel Ecclesl compartment, library, observation that effectually stops any further Laundry u—« 2-lb. and 4-lb. each single hair to grow thick, long Markay as first prise, and Mr cars (With radio). Baggage may be unnatural losses. 91.90 at aH drug and strong. Hair «stops falling out Fraser's "Three Kings." was second checked through to the steamer from 1016-17 N. Park Street and dandruff disappear* Get a bot­ prise—drawn for by Mrs. Shaw, 1 Victoria. - stores. Wholesale distributors. Na­ Pieces tle of delightful, refreshing ”Dand­ Henderson and Mrs. Bbbes Canavan, Reservations for both the steamer erine” at any drug or toilet counter who had come out even to the cow and the train may be made at th< tional Drag and Chemical Co, Ltd. 1 and Just see how healthy and youth- lest, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Henderson C.NJL ctiy ticket office, 911 Govern (AAvLJJ tooh the ] ment Street, telephone • 1R], - - 1:.. .. Udvu VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, JANUARY ti, 1925

.non 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING AU DEPT8. STRESSES INDUSTRIES AS ESSENTIAL TO GROWTH OF VICTORIA AND ISLAND

Mayor Pendray’s Inaugural Address to City Council Last Evening; Output of Present Factories Must be For Wednesday Morning Shoppers Increased, His Worsnip Says. X Women’s AM Wool Hose Odd Dinnerware at Half 50 Wash Rugs at 49c “It is my intention to%ifre as much time as I van possibly The Secret oP at 89c Pair Price Each ■ spare to the work, of tfie industrial committee and also to enlist Successful Baking Made In England, fine quality Black and Gold Une Plates, Cotton Wash Rugs in “Hit the. support of the industrial committee of the Chamber of Com­ 75 Pairs of Womeu’s Oxfords wooL perfectly seamless and regular 40c, for ...... 30* and Miss-” patterns for merce, so that there will be no overlapping in our efforts,” stated teiliti very largely ef strongly reinforced ; come l*v Black and Gold Line Breakfast bedroom or bathroom, of Mayor Pendray in the course of his inaugural address to the city ckoasiag a baking pow­ plain and heather mixtures: Plates, regular 60c, for ..35* and Strap Shoes •black, brown, fawn, or coating superior quality and heavy council last evening at the first meeting of that body. der whose leavening - heather. Stoe* •% to 19 Black and Gold Una Covered enough to lie flat; miss Mr. Pendray emphasized the importance of the tourist busi qualities are unlfermly Value, to $6.00 for $1.98 Bale Price, per pair ,....88* Vegetable Dishes, regular $1.60, 18x36 inches. Only 50 to ness, full use of the Crystal Garden, and the desirability of an reliable. for ...... i...... $1.T5 clear. Sale Price, each efficient policy to develop the reverted lands of the city. Magie Baking Powder Included are patent leather Black and Gold Line 10-inch at ...... 494 Oxfords, black kid Ox­ Misses’AM Wool Ribbed Flatten, regular $1.25 for 65* HIs Worship spoke as follows:— latte pew der that never fords, tan calf Oxfords, -It Is with a fun appreciation çt lug of this magnificent new enter­ fnib you. This U the and black kid. one-strap Hose Black and Gold Une 14-Inch Cocoa Door Mats at 75c prise of the Canadian Pacific Rail the responsibilities and obligations shoes. In broken else* Oddments or hooe. suitable for Flattera, reg. $2.25 for #1L*16 of the high office, that I exercise the way company, and thereby, in add! •sen why it b by far only. 2 to 4%. Regular Mieses’ and School Olrle, In Each great privilege of addressing you aa tlon to the other obvious benefits, • meet popular bak­ Black and Gold Une 18-lnch lead to the earlier opening of i value* to $6.66. Sale heather mixtures, silk end You can use on of these Mayor of the City of Victoria for the ing powder in Canada. Flattera, reg. $8.00 for #1.56 year 1926—a year which we hope and 1925 tourist season. Price, per pair wool, plain cashmere, with mats to advantage during trust will be marked by a material OUTER DOCKS clox, ribbed with cjox. These Black and Gold Une Pickle Dish the rainy weather. Good advance In progress and prosperity, "With the proposed construction of $1 have hemmed tope and spliced regular 80c. for ...... 46* which all Indications point to as new grain eleyators and a lumber heels and loss. Regular 01.75 sensible mats of service­ being close at band. assembly plant at the Outer Docks, and 32.00. Rises Sti and 0. Black and Gold Une Soup able quality with diamond "I am pleased to have on the coun­ much activity should soon be mani­ —Main Floor Bale Price, per pair------OS# Tureen, raw- $5.00, for #3.50 back; size 14x24 inches. cil, to assies me in administering thu fest. 1 feel that the city should do —Main Floor China Breakfast Plates, regular city's affairs, four aldermen who MAGIC Sale Price, each .... 75* everything in its power to assist in r 60c, for...... 35* have had many years' experience. the development of the Port of Vic These, together with the new aider- torla. Half Day Off megs in the - Women’s Chemisette •Scribblers and Exercise China Soup Plates, regular Me, Jute Brussels Hearth men who have had a varied experi­ TAXATION for ...... •••*?*■ ence In different walks of business 'i- •Whilst I Jxave not yet had an BAKING Silk Section Gloves at 69c Pair Books Rugs at $1.45 life, make me confident that we have China B Sc B Plates, regular 10c, a combination which should function opportunity to go thoroughly into «-inch Natural Spun Silk, Two dome fasteners, silk em­ Large else, lit pages, of plain for •!••••...... 35* the question of taxes, 1 feel that it Strong sturdy wearing rugs to tho advantage of the whole com­ January Bale Price, par yard broidered points; a practical paper. Regular 10c. January will be a most difficult task. If not China Pickle Dishes, regular 60c munity. ....■...... TO* glove for shopping. In color* Saje Price. 4 for ...... 85# in conventional designs impossible, to secure a reduction in POWDER for ...... a.....*...*.. 35* COMMITTEE» taxation during the present year, 33-Inch Calerwd Pangea 6ilka of brown, mode and black. Exercise Seeks and suitable coloridgs, , “In appointing the chairman of tho especially In view of the fact that la all colon. Regular ILH. SUM* 6, 7 and 8. Sal* Price, With Mack leatherette covers, China 16-Inch Platters, regular with fringed ends; sise per pair Various committees I have en* our uncontrollable chargea nUU ...... #4.S8 to *28.00. Sale Price, each —Main Floor —Second Floor floor enamels, small lots in dif­ industrial committee of the Chamber mai. there would be few complaints The Comptroller mentioned that —Main Floor of Commerce, so that there *will be about the present rate of taxation, the total' cheque was $1S,0OO more V ferent colora. no overlapping In our efforts, but and to attain this desirable object than estimated and Alderman Mar­ r Half Day Drug Bargains Imperial Paints rather a spirit of cd-operation, with as speedily as possible, every effort chant suggested that It be placed t > Mill Ends of Unbleached Minty’s Tooth Foots, Sale Price one aim in view. must be made to secure further in­ the unemployed fund. He also re­ Half-Pint sise.' regular 40c. dustries increase our tourist trade, marked that It would be unfair to Cottons at 19c Yard Au Underskirt Bargain House Dresses, Values to . T would also like to point out Sale Priée, es^ch ...... 30* Ltstorino, Bale Price ...... IS* that the output of our present fac­ and Induce more residents to locate ask the Government to make known Pare unbleached cotton, of $1.75 1er 89c in the c ity. the details of the expenditure. It at 89c Pint else, regular 75c. Sale Teeth Bruehee. Bale Price, IB* tories can be greatly lnçreased. if we even textures. Weights In strong quality chambray or wage a consistent campaign for their PUBLIC. WORKS was Used in secret work. Eacotlent quality taffetlne Price, each ...... 40* Lip Sticks, Bale Price...... IB* support. The various service or­ •"I feel that the council will have for mont purposes, in underskirts, with nest accor­ striped print, slipover or open Eyebrow Pensile, Sale Price 18# front styjes, round or square Quart size, regular $1.16. Sale ganisations and |U pu bile-spirited to confine its efforts during the com­ lengths of 2 to 10 yards. dion pleated flounce and elas­ Threat Pastille*. Bale Price 1W* citizens should unite In an effort to ing year, mainly to upkeep or main­ necks andUhort sleeves. Come Pricy, each ...... 70* Bayaol (English Lyeol), Sale 36 inches wide. Sale tic fitted waistband; shade* create a larger demand for home pro­ tenance. We ran ill afford any fur­ TRADE LICENSES of Baxe. Paddy, purMe and in tan, rose, blue and yellow; Half gallons, regular $2.60. Price ...... SO* ducts of all hinds. ther capital expenditures at the Price, per yard...... 19* finished with neat piping; Oil ef Eucalyptus, Bale Price black. Bale Price, each SB# Sale Price, each ...... #1.30 present time, excepting in those others In neat check effect*...... SOp TOURISTS —Main Floor —Second Floor Combined with a strong Industrial cases where moderate improvement» Sizes 32 to 43s Value* to $1.76. Gallons, regular $5.00. Sale Glycerine. Bale Prior ...... SO# programme should be a Judicious are a necessity. MAY BE REVISED White and Colored Tur­ January Sale Price, each 86* llki, IlfeS £253 #3.50 Powder Puffs, Bale Prier. ISO ptiMIMty *àmpàtül W WfiftiTTIf* GENEWAL ADWfNISTRATIOir Wo eon’s Vests and Glycerins Soap, S cakes for 18* experience of other neighboring v “In so far as the operation oT tho Alderman Todd Intimates at kish Towel, at 19c Large Bath Tablet*. 8 tor IB# cities, is that the tourists oft eh be­ different civic departments is con­ Bloomers V Toilet Paper, large roUa, S for come settlers and the manufacturers cerned, it must be our policy to City Council Meeting Each S naturally follow, to take care of the give an efficient service—economic­ Women’s Vests, Me ...... 18# Splendid Towels for general Toilet Paper, flat,8 fer ...18# increased demands arising from addi­ ally administered. Kvery committee There are quite a number of In medium weight fleece-lined tional settlers. must be in close touch with Its re­ license .fees that will have to be use, of English make. knit cotton* sleeveless or with You will be surprised at the spective departments, the council as Bhort oleovee; elxee 38 and 46. many bargain* IB# will bay at •it is ray opinion that the many taken up and considered by the coun­ Choice of white or colored. years of ‘spade work' spent In plac­ a whole deciding the policies. cil. Alderman Todd stated at. last Sale Price, each...... ••* our Drag Department. “I wish to take this opportunity Size 17x36. Sale Price, Overblouses ing Victoria so favorably béfore the night’s council meeting, on the read­ Women’s Bloomers, Me world at large, should not lightly be to ask for the support and co-opera­ ing of a communication from th* each ...... 19* Value* to S1J.9 for Me discarded, but wê should continue tion of all public bodies, the press, Licensed Barbers' Association, pro­ Heavy fleece knit cotton Half Day Grocery activelyadvertise along dur pres­ and citizens generally. testing against the tax levied on —Main Floor bloomers. In navy only; aiaea Of durable quality material* ent lines. “It Is my aim and desire to promote them. The barbers complaint has 31 to 42. Sale Price, each 86* shown with Peter Pan collar» Specials harmonious relations with the sur­ several times been before the coun­ —Second Floor CRYSTAL GARDEN Heavy Unbleached and long or short • sleeve*. Finest Quality Now Season's rounding municipalities and districts. cil. It pointed out the difference in Trimmed with novelty stitch­ -The united effort of all tzitlsens “I am firmly convinced that it is the license fee. In Victoria and Van­ Golden Hallcwi Dates, Half Sheetings at Low Prices Girls’ Winter Vests and ing. or dainty lace ; value* to Day Special, per lb...... lO# should be enlisted in making for the only by getting together in m spirit couver, staling that a twenty-chati opening of this new amusement of mutual co-operation and under­ shop could be operated In Vancouvet Made from heavy yarns, re­ $1.59. Sale* Price, each Tilloen'e Aluminum Rolled Opts, centre, a week of celebration which standing that the best results can for the same fee that a one-chaii markably free from filling. Bloomers In large packages, each con­ should Attract many thousajMs of be obtained for the City of Victoria. shop paid In Victoria. Splendid washing quality. Girl,’ Winter Weight taining a valuable piece of Strangers. The two new steamers The matter was referred to the S3 Inches wide. Sale Price. "In conclusion, gentlemen, to you finance committee and It was Inti­ aluminum kitchen ware. Half of the Canadian Pacific wilt be on and the citizens of Victoria gener­ per yard ...... 53* In. heavy fleeced-knlt cotton; the run from the mainland—with mated that the barbers* application Day Special ...... *3# ally. I wish all success and pros­ for a reduction would be considered 72 inches wide. Bale Price. well made garment», with gus­ B.C. Island Honey, put up In 1-lb. proper publicity and speolal excur­ perity for the coming year.” sion rates In effect, Victoria should with other possible changes in license per yard ...... 68* set. Blase < to 14 years. In X jT bricks. Half Day Special, 84# do Its utmost to capitalize the open- fees. $1 inches wide. Sale Price. cream and navy. . Values to Del Monta Brand Solid Pack per yard ...... 6$f 31.35. Bale Price, each .. .80* Tomato**. No. 21* tin, Halt TO DECIDE OK 96 Inches wide. Sale Price, Girtif Furs Wool Vests, 31 Ad Beys’ All Wool Sweater Tweed Suits for Little Day Special. Z tine for 46# per yard ...... - 7Sé* "llarvey" And -Watson- makes Finest Quality Japan Riaa, 3 the. ZOOS II LUXURY. SAYS TAG DAY POLICY —Main Floor In soft quality, pure wool, with Coats - Boys for ...... 86# TO- EXPECTANT V or square nocks and abort Regular $2.50 and $3-00 Finest Quality Split Pace, Half Double Bed Size Flannel- sleeves. Blase 13 to 13 years. Heavy all wool Sweater Day Special. 3 lbs. for .. .86# FOR THE YEAR Values to 32.33. Bale Price, for $1.96 ALDERMAN TODD Coata with shawl collar Smart little "Oliver Twist" Suits Mexican Rad Bean*, Hilt Day , ette Blankets each ...... 01.00 Special. 3 lb*, for ...... 86# MOTHERS The finance committee of the City ' —Second Floor and two pockets. All wool in dark brown and grey tweed. Made from thick, soft lofty Neatly trimmed with braid and Seal of Quality Brand Pure Malt Council will make a recommenda­ Table Vinegar, Half Day City Council Still Leaves Un­ tion to the council as to what policy yarns, in white and grey, yam and a sweater coat contrasting Jersey cloth. Good Letter From Mrs. Ayers Corsets at 98c Each Special, per bottle ...... 88# solved Future of Ursus shall be adopted this year on tag with pink or blue borders. that will weah In navy, suite for boys 8 to 6 years. Tells How Lydia E. Pink- days. An, application for a tag day In durable pink coutil, me­ Just 26 suits in the lot to clear; Finest Quality Bulk Washing Kermodei Double bed size. Sale maroon and brown; all goda. Half Day Special. St* from the British Columbia Protes­ dium top, lightly boned ; regular $2.60 and $8.00. Sale ham’s Vegetable Com- 1 tant Orphans’ Home was before the Price, per pair ... .*2.79 Price, per suit Iba for ...... 18# Little Ursus Kermodei. the orphan with contrasting color pound Helped Her council last evening. Alderman —Main Floor also low clastic top model, Procter A Gambia’* Chipso white bear now housed Jn Beacon Woodward moved the same policy as medium skirt length ; sizes stripee ; sizes 8 to 14 years ; Quick Bud*. Half Day Special, Hill Park, is atill doubtful of a per­ last year be followed. Last year - Spring Valley, Sask.—*1 took the manent residence In Victoria. A re­ A Bargain in Pillow 22 to 30. Sale Price, regular $2.65. January $1.95 8 package, for ...... 18* eighteen tag days were held, three ______—Mxtn Floor —Lower Main Floor Vegetable Compound before my last quest from the Chamber of Com­ weeks apart, and as each application each ...... 98* Sale Price, each.. *1.95 confinement, when 1 got to feeling ao merce to provide a suitable home for came before the council it was re­ Cases —Main Floor 4 It so that it would not be moved —Second Floor — badly that I could not sleep nights my ferred to the finance committee. Made from a heavy quality back ached ao across my hips, and I to Vancouver, was before the City A Mermen Todd and Marchant J- Council last night. Alderman *Wood cotton, free from filling ; could hardly do my work during the ward explained that he had urged both expressed the opinion that there Narrow Cotton Laces Men's English Gaberdine day. 1 never had such an easy confine­ the late parks committee to spend should be a limit to the number of will wash Well and give tag days permitted. -• ment end this I» my sixth baby. I $1.100 in providing a suitable home splendid service. A won: 58c for 12 Yards Coats Boys’All-Wool Combinations, $1.49 read about Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vege­ for It. but he had had the majority Alderman Dewar's motion to refer A big assortment of narrow table Compound in the ’Farmer's -against him. Ahterman Todd thought the whole matter to the finance com­ derful value at, each 39* Smart belted coat in fawn Pine all wool English Shepherd Combinations, very Telegram’ and wrote you for one of the bear was of no value except in mittee for report carried. —Main Floor cotton laces, consisting of y and olive shades. A spe­ yobrbooka We hare no druggist in the light of publicity. He thought it Vais, Torchon and Not­ cially proofed coat with fine quality of wool in 6 medium weight ; abort our town, but I daw your mediate in should bf put up to the pqbUcity Hair Nets, 12 for 50c T. Eaton's catalogue. I am a farm­ hureau whether $1,100 spent this way tingham laces, suitable for the “Cravenette” label in sleeves and knee length. These are slightly counter was more value than, the same Made from real hitman hair, er’s wife, to have all kinds of work amount spent in magazine advertis­ trimming children ’» each coat. Fully lined soiled and are in sizes 26, 30 and to do inside and outside the house. ing or printing. If it were a black aingle and double meeh, in dresaes or underwear. with cheek lining. An 32 only; regular $2.75 and $3.00. 1, who bear he would say get rid of It right all shades. Regular 10c. Regular 8c, 10c and 12%c. I am away. Zoo* were a luxury which the ideal coat for our Victoria January Sale Price, each...... looting fine alter putti ___ilarge citizens could not afford to pay frr ■ January Sale Price, IS Sale Price, per dozen “ climate ; sizes 34 to 46. — r-- —Main Floor $1.49 garden since baby can (She is as it cost a lot of money to keep am- for ...... SO* yards...... 50* Sale Price, each, *11.95 good aa ate can be.) Yours is the kept n l"e park ‘hey should be —Main Floor , —Main Floor —Main Floor best______medicine for wornen, and I have told about it and even written to my ALBERTA LIQUOR PROFITS friends about tv—Mrs. Annie E. fcfjp-' ATMS, Spring Volley, Seek. Kdmonton. Jan. Profits of weU 46 Lydia K. Pink ham’s Vegetable over $1.000.000 will accrue to the Treasury of Alberta aa the result of Compound la an excellent medicine last year s operations under the new for expectant matters, and should be Government Liquor Control Act. taken during the entire period. It has Kruni .the sale* of liquor *ü|çe the a general effect to strengthen and Act came Into force. May IS to De- tone up the entire system so that cvtnber 31. the profits were: Govern­ it may work la every respect as na- ed. vendors- stores. $682.4*1: beer torsit intends. All druggists eeU this taxes. S27S&U; site trial. «••emit aMbtiimt, MAW; $1.134.144. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925

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Many Snags Make HAS RIGHT TO SMILE Calgary Tigers Colonists And England Has Chance to Win Second running to-night \ Player-Writer Going Tough For Hop Into Lead By Test Match, as Australians Falter T3ficnms Win Rule In Tennis Football Board Stopping Maroons Melbourne, Jan. I (Canadian Press Cable vis Reuter's)—With nine , Hockey Matches wickets to fell, Englsnd requires 311 runs to win the second cricket test Coming To Fore mstch against Australie. Due mainly to fine bowling by Tats, whs task Long Drawn-out Meeting Vancouver Could Not Skate six wickets for H rune, the Australians In their ascend Innings te-day Former Spring Surprise by were dismissed far 2Mb leaving the touriste te obtain 372 runs far victory. New Rule Comes Before U.S. Last Night Failed to Get Far; With Uoyd Turner’s Men; Before play elssed far the day, Englsnd scored M of these, Hobbs Using Defeating Shells; Clubmen LT.A. Next Month and Dis­ hie wicket. Track Down Rumors Were Outdistanced Beat Native Sons cussion is Warming up

Lieut.-Governor Nichoi Faced Wednesday League Will Re­ Regina Tumbled Edmonton Vean Gregg Balks New York. Jan. 9.—Although the Telephone Girls United States Lawn Tennis Associa­ sume To-morrow; Three an Out of First Place; Victoria Off Puck; Large Crowd At tion will not act until February at its On Reporting to annual meeting on the newly-framed Games Set For Saturday Now Third in Standing POeUpaHeavy tended Opening Games amateur rule, including its player- Washington Club writer features, the effect of the new proposal on the playing activities of William T. Tllden. national champion Everythin* in the local football Vancouver, Jan. «.—After taking a Seattle, Jan. •—Vean Gregg, Score on Normal Two surprises were in store for the and most prominent player-writer, household is not in apple-pie order. two-point lead over Regina twice veteran Indian southpaw, was fans at the Arena last night In the already has aroused considerable dis­ This was quite evident xluring toe within a week for the right to emerge was sold te the Washington Sen­ opening games of the Victoria cussion. course of a Ion* drawn out meeting ators at the eloee of the 1*24 sea­ Winners Showed Fine Form Amateur Hockey league. In the Tllden himself discusses the ques­ of the Lower island Football Asso­ from the celhu- position In the West­ son, has left for his heme in first battle the Colonists celebrated tion in a syndicated article published ciation held last nl*ht at the Y.M. ern Canada Hockey League race, the Canada threatening te retire Maroon, and Cape afre to-day on even in Basketball Game; Tilli- the opening by trouncing the Shells. yesterday, but when naked by Asso­ CA. from beeebell rather than play lAst years champions, by the score ciated Press for a statement of hia There seem to be grievances in terms again, the former taking a «-1 for the Senators. position, he declared: trimming at the hands of the Calgary cums and Navy Also Win of 1 goals to 2. In the second ganvi several quarters and Just how these EDDIE OATMAN Wade “Red" Killifer, manager the Tllllcums heralded their break "I do not wish to be quoted on the are going to he smoothed out la tax­ Tigers at the Arena last night, while player-writer question or the effect When the Calgary Tigers take the nugtna_ was ___handing the Edmonton of the Seattle elute, said Gregg Into the league by taking toll of the ing the resourcefulness of the offi­ believed he should have received Native Sons of Canada by 2-0. Both upon my status this year until after Ice to-morrow night at the Arena ! Eskimos a had Irôünclng byThTaamè Results in last night’s games in cials of the association as well as they will not only be the 1911-14 ! .core. Calgary with seven WlnTto games were exceptionally good for so the new amateur rule proposal has the delegates. the Victoria City Basketball League early in the season, and the brand of been acted upon by the United States champions of the Western Canada : Its credit Is now at the top of the ti&XjZr ,rem hi< *• played at the Willows were; The Lower Island Association has Hockey League but the present lead- , heap for the first time this season hockey dished up to the large crowd Lawn Tennis Association. Aa A mat­ not found th» sailing any too smooth .fViSVtJsr îsiVhu r Navy, IS; Machine Gunners, 9. of fans was good. All the teams, ter of fact my plana are indefinite, ere, very anxjous to repeat their feet I The performance of Young Chaiile Tillicums, 17; James Bays, 11. but It Is obvious that I cannot outline this year. The officials started out of last season. The Tigers will op- 1 Held again stood out as the beet of peneee haek Kama, contrary te the showed fair condition, good combin­ with a decision to have but four general rule,* eaM Killifer. B.C. Telephone, IS; Normal School, my position until the new rule to pose the Cougars and a great game the home aggregation. Charlie 4 (ladles). ation Iront and keen shooting. f clubs in the First Division, but they I» anticipated. There should be stopped shots with every part of his The season was officially opened were over-ruled in the matter by the The Telephone girls • piled up the plenty of excitement. anatomy, and the regalia covering 1L easiest victory of the evening, run­ by Hie Honor Lieut.-Governor Nichoi. CONFLICTS WITH RULE emergency committee of the BXLFJL Half the time he threw hi. stick away who centred off the puck In the first and had to expand and take in the ning through the Normalités without Friends of Tllden, however, pointed wh«ii the shota from the Tigers much effort The victors worked game. He made a few remarks to the North Wards and United Services.. Newell Set Down players. out that hie newspaper contract, came so fast, and showed that he le • very well together and their shooting which calls for him to provide stories ANOTHER OBSTACLE Eddie Oatman and good baseball backstop as well. was deadly. The students could not Judging by the good crowd that daily on the outstanding title events tioers WERE MASTERS find the basket when they did get was on hand to witness the game It PAAVO NURMI In which he takes part, would con­ Another snag cropped up In a For Rough Work openings. looks as If the eimon puree are in for gams recently between the North New York, Jan. 9.—Not slpce the flict sharply with the feature of the Each time Charlie saw the Tigers The Ttliicums and Bays had a keen one of the best seasons they have ex­ new player-writer rule which forbids Wards and Veterans. The Wards ■wooping down the ice in three-man match. There was no let up to the perienced for a number of years. days of , Dorando-Johnny Hayes match races of happy memory, has a player to write for pay or for con­ won the game which was stopped by formation, he set himself ready tot Sheiks pace and the close checking pre­ OPEN AT LIVELY PACE sideration. current newspaper articles the referee and then ordered to pro­ the aero hour, for he knew it was not New York become so exercised as it vented a high score from being regis­ In the. Shells-Colonist game the covering a tournament or match In ceed. The Veterans protested and far distant. The Jungieltee were ab­ tered. over the impending American which he Is entered as competitor. the game was thrown out by the Tigers To Visit solute masters of the situation. They teams set a fast pace right at the debut of Paavo Nurmi, world’s great­ President Richardson of W.C. The Navy squeesed through to vic­ start, and- both goalies were kep*. Tllden signed the report of the spe­ Lower island Board but on an ap­ swerved through and around the tory over their comrades-in-arme est runner, at Madison Square Gar­ cial committee which drafted this peal the B.C.FA. upheld the Wards Maroon defence at will b* sneer speed busy clearing. Matthews put the den to-night. H.L Suspends Regina De­ from the other branch of the service. oilmen in the lead when he beat as well another provisions of the pro­ end awarded them the game. The Calgary Will Oppose Victoria and ended by taking a pot at Held. The teams were: Nurmi will start in a special mile posed new amateur rule, recently Throughout the evening the home B.C. Telephone—K. Robertson. 8. Gravlln, the Colonist goalie, with a ïr»n£iï?n ÏSS at Arena To-morrow Night; fence Man For Two Games ■hot from the blue line. This pepped id a 6,000-met>c run at the Fin­ approved by the executive body of the team aimed twenty-five shots be­ McGill,.C. Laird and B. Stewart. nish-American A.C« games. United States Lawn Tennis Associa­ ball Association but should It wish tween the poets, and many more Normals- M. Palmer, M. Lusted. J. up the teams, and several three-men tion. but his friends hold that he did Thrills Are Expected which were Just oft the mark. They French, M. Severn. M. Mackenzie, B. rushes were pulled off. Copas. stal­ After being beaten four times by hr make an appeal over the RC.KA Nurmi at Paris, the American -run so wtjh the thought that it eras the ruling R will coat |Se. The Lti.lXA. had four in the first frame, ten in the Calgary, Jan. 9—Abble Murray and M. McRae. wart defence man of the Shelia was ner -ho would not give hi. wind pip. £ft,"IUtr'” second and eleven in the final. Cal­ Newell, sent to the cooler for slashing, and however, may ask the CIA for a Regina defence player and reputedrepu.., Navy—Barker. Barton. Hall. Stag* tor a victory over the Finn. i. an Nation. ^The chî.t potot^toh- gary had forty-one, of which they had bad man- of the Western Canada and Turner. during his penalty the newsies tied ruling In the matter, without riling a Eddie Oatman, former chief of ten in the first, twenty-two in the up the score. Kenny beating Camp­ American runner without the avnbt- h J protest, which will coat nothing. The Hockey League this year, has been Màchine Gunners—White, D. Jones, tion of a second footman. Joie Ray, LuV. ,, tlït Î7qumti^^52!î etalf of the Cougars, comes here for second and nine in the last. This Just Griffiths, Q. Jones. Vashsresse. M. bell. the Shell’s cage-man, with a hot Lll’A. has the authority to spend about tells the sad tale. suspended for two games by B. L. Lloyd Hahn. Walter Higgins and, „to ‘ lnvo?ved m the playsr- the ISO it it desires, although some to-morrow s game with Victoria with Richardson, president of the league, Jones and J. Griffiths. ■hot from close range. With the Again the crowd was treated to ■core tied the teams tried hard tv clubs think It a waste of money. hto.,etub riding in first place, two for uncalled-tor dirty work in the Ttliicums — McLennan, Waehter, Jimray Connolly are some of the en- writer issue. The original rule, two distinct styles of hockey strategy. game with Basks toon last Wednes­ Butler, Dunn, Passmore and Kenny. break It, and a few minutes later tries who will essay to take issue f drafted a year ago. which aroused U*t week another obstacle upset pointe ahead of his old team. Eddie The Maroons usually had four1* men. Kenny put the Colonist in the lead the footfall ship. Thu time It was over day. Wee Champ, manager of the James Bays—Watson. McMillan. with Nurmi over the mile distance. J such a storm In tennis ranks lato sea- thought It would fab a nice home­ including the goaHe. behind the blue Clarke, McLachlan and Ryan. when he slammed a rebound pas*. Evldencee of bad blood between son, would have barred player-writer» p referee and once again the Wards line, relying as usual on two-man Regina Caps, was notified of this coming for him to have his Tigers decision on Monday by telegraph. Campbell after the goalie had saved Nurmi and Willie Ritola, Ameri­ from amateur ranks, This interpre­ figured In the controversy. Fred OU- rushes. This system wss employed a hot shot from Wallace’s stick. Thu canised fellow countryman, also has tatlon ter * rer. secretary of the Referees' Asso­ in the top berth so he Primed them right up to the finish, regardless of As a result of the suspension Newell will not play against Saska­ Shells lodged a hot attack on the had Its popular appeal. ciation. was down to handle the for a runaway |n Vancouver last the fact that the home team was newsies’ goal, and Gravlln made a They will meet to-night at 6,000 New Year’s game between the Wards night, the Maroons going down by « several goals down. Against this toon on Wednesday, nor against NOT ANXIOUUi FOR Edmonton at Regina on Friday. nice save after a general scrimmage metres' and Nurmi, unfamiliar with end Bone of England, but the former goals to 3. Calgary never at any time, except OUR MAIL BAG MORE TROUBLE If there I. one thing Eddie like» It Newell hooked Laurie Bcptt with in the Colonist goal. The period board floor running and having fin­ refused to field a team if Oliver was during the last half of the third ended with the Shelia pressing hard. ished a hard mile earlier in the eve­ Those intimate with Tllden repre­ U .to give Victoria a clip under the period, had more than three men be­ his stick in the game played at to charge. As a compromise Frank Saskatoon last week, and started the CONTROL IN FOOTBALL Just after the start of the second ning, will be at a disadvantage. sent him as not desirous at this time Saunders was picked, but Just be­ chin. Last year the Cougars could hind the blue line, three men being period the Shells tied up the score, of reviving discussion of the merit» no more lick the Tigers than make a used in practically every defensive. fight which almost led to a riot lo fore the game was to start Oliver the rink. In the ’ fracas which To the Sports Editor—As a lover Copas sending in a long shot front of the new rule proposal or In any . The heavy checking of TIGERR STEPPED PAST ensued, three players were knocked J Mood, clean football and a con­ outside the blue line that completely way opening a fresh controversy on ihs Wards’ manager and as a result the Tigers ruined the Victoria ma- s I irstll FAST the subject which caused his tempor­ chine 1 Lloyd Turner, with' an expensive out and W. Cook was taken to the sistent follower of the game for the fooled Gravita. The Colonist for­ launders left the field. Bob Whyte This year, however, there peat thirty years, 1 wish to public- Fastest Racing ary withdrawal last Seminar tnum has been a different tale and In the smile adorning hia features as the hospital suffering from a badly wards worked hard to regain the •f the Victoria Wests handled the lacerated face. ally protest against the fiasco that lead, and their efforts were rewarded Davis Cup ranks. He Is satisfied- lame aa he was acceptable to the Hret meeting in Winnipeg the score mounted, directed the play they aay, that the new proposal wit! from the bench. With his fine second Newell was fined $26 by Referee took place New Year’s morning at when McCutcheon went through on iaptalne of both teams. Cougars ran away with a 4-1 victory the Royal Athletic grounds previous work for the best Interests of the while on Calgary ice Victoria was string attacking division, he kept the Cook after the game. his oWn and beat Campbell with a Teams In North Just what action the Referees’ As­ to the commencement of the game well-placed shot. At this stage of the gamy, and anxious to let hia personal sociation will take In the matter to Just nosed out. due in great measure scorers going at top speed. His hire­ eitlon take care of itself in the to the intense cold. lings skated all around the home between the North Ward and Sons game Copse, stalwart defence man of 4 question. They do not look kindly of England. For thirty minute* after the Shells, was banished for the rest Klure. team, hooked the puck at will, and Enter Pas Derby Tllden. It is understood, views ss •Pen the way things have gone WILL DO BETTER In every department had the edge on Titled Boxers on the appointed time for klcklng-off of the game for throwing hie stick. supporters of both teams were yell­ The Colonists missed another fine a possibility his retirement In the RUNNING DOWN RUMORS The Cougars are determined to the play, with perhaps the exception near future from the game which be of the third period, when the Maroons British Team to ing and shouting for the game to chance to score when Kenny had an The meeting last night got prseti- give the Tigers bump for bump, to­ start. In the meantime, managers, Bjorkman Will Use Sleigh has dominated for the pest five years, tally nowhere although there was no morrow night when the clubs bad their share of the exchanges. open goal *t his mercy, but failed to but his friends are convinced suth The teams w ere , committeemen, players, referees and find the. net. md of discussion. The only decision up at the Arena At 8.30 o’clock, Meet Yale's Best others ww* krgtilng «L* to who was Which Weighs Only Twenty- action would not altogither E8 Wed Patrick has putKfs eiub 1» the final period the oilmen tried the feature of the amateur rule reached Was lit respect ' to running Vancouver position Calgary the proper person to handle the hard to get on even terms, and moru lawn a number of allegations which paces this week on the Ire as well Reid...... Goal...... Winkler "New Yeric, Jen. g—Oxford Util- game, the situation eventually being five Pounds posed which most affected his as In the dreasing-room. Thf mogul than once looked like scoring, bui player-writer statua The champion •are been made against certain per­ Duncan ...... Defence...... Gardiner Veraity’e team of ' ten pugiliete saved by the action of that splendid Gravlln was playing a good game in son* connected with football. Those has given his boys a few earfuls of Boat rum...... Defence.. 7:>... Dutton will arrive in the United State. sportsman. Bob Whyte, who under­ already has engaged In motion pic­ advice. He has told them to gird on Matte a....Defence.....v^ileon goal for the newspapermen. The ture work, and is interested in sev­ reported to have made these allega­ March 20. it wee learned loot took to officiate and carried out hie newsies passed up a chance to Jump tions will be called before a meeting ■tout armor to guard against over­ Mac Kay ....Forward...... Oliver ■ night. They will meet Yale duties In a remarkable efficient The Pis. Man., Jan. I.—With The eral other projects all of which have confidence, which has spelt ruin for Arbour...... Forward..... Crawford' anner. farther in the lead when Stewart Pas dog Derby but one month away, made increasing demands on hia time. sod naked to explain them. Thu hexera In a eerie, ef three-round bungled a pass In front of the goal should ensure a very interesting many smart clubs in all lines of Harris ...... Forward...... Oatman haute te deeielena Investigation of the trouble brought the chief topic of discussion through­ sport in the past and has a lot to do F. Boucher..Forward . Anderson with only Campbell to beat. Hughle out the Northern district centres Besting which will require no steam Edward Began, an A.E.F. and forth the Information that the Foot­ Burnett, diminutive defence man of seat to keep it warm. with the loss to Vancouver on Sat­ Retnlkka ... .Forward.... D. MacKey former Olympia champion, le ball Association had at first upon the prospective entries and. Royal Oak Fans to urday bight R. Boucher. .Forward... Mae Farlane captain of tne Britiehera, and appointed Mr. Oliver to referee the the Shells did some good work in this with some of the fastest racing The game should be a thriller as frame, and a number of times it The Lower Island Football Aseo- Summary among them are the Marquie ef ne, but that the North Ward Club teams of the North again entered, riatlon announces that the following Calgary, last year's champions, are Clydeedale, Vleeeunt Lard Knob- had objected to him. The association looked as if he would break through, competition for the 200-mile non­ See Basketballers lames will be played In the Wednes­ up on top and the Cougars are First period—1, Calgary. Anderson worth and the Emir ef Erae. then requested Mr. Oliver to stand but the Colonist defence was sound, stop, race will be keen. determined to be up alongside them. and broke up all attempts to score. day Football League to-morrow from -Wilson. 16.16; 2, Calgary, An­ The Marquie le amateur mid­ down and appointed Mr. Saunders in The latest entry is that of Steve In Action To-night iftsrnoon: ,) , A win for Victoria will create a tie. derson. 2.16. dleweight champion ef Scotland. hie place. The latter gentleman waa McCutcheon and Kenny, two ne The Tigers have some smart men, men who were making their first Bjorkman. former owner of a Winni­ TeaIshtes1 ■ v. Hudson's Bay at Second period—1, Vancouver. Dun­ On the grounds and told me person­ peg kennel and now a resident of including "Red" Dutton, who Is now can from Arbour, 4.10; 4. Calgary, ally he was there to referee the appearance on the Colonist team, Royal Athletic Park. », rated as one of the best defence men showed up well, while Burnett and Dodaland. Saskatchewan. He arrived To-night at the Royal Oak Halt United Services va Tllllcums at MacFarlane. IJ4; 6. Calgary, Mac- game. He, however, told me later here yesterday with hie team of in the game, and Harry Oliver, a Farlane from Anderson, 7.21. Ottawa Controversy that he was not taking the game on Matthews were the pick of the Shells. basket ball will be resumed after the Work Point. Referee. Hewlston. pretty slick piece of scoring machin- The oilmen missed Edwards, theic seven wolfhound huskies, end Is con­ lay-off over the holiday»# The op­ Only one referee la available for Third period—I, Vancouver, Arbour the instructions of Mr. Oliver. fident of winning top honors this y. in centre Ice. from Duncan, l.ll; 7. Calgary, Craw­ There is no doubt that the Foot­ star centre man. who could not play. ponent» for the Oaks will be the to-morrow and the captains of the ■ That the game is proving one of Will he Cleared up The teams were. year. three team» from West Read. feamstere and Bays wld have to put ford. 1.29; 3. Calgary, Wilson from ball Association la to blame for the the most attractive of the season-is Gardiner, t».4t.------whole proceedings. They showed a Bjorkman has a newly constructed The first game will start at T.3S evidenced bjr The heavy demand for To-day, it is Hoped Colonist Position sleigh, which weighs only twenty- o'clock, and will be between the Final—Calgary f, Vancouver 2. lack of faith In Mr. Oliver's ability Oravlin...... Goal...... Campbell tickets which are being disposed of and a miserable weakness as officials five pounds, and similar In build to Juniors. This game should cause a The Teamsters’ line-up will be ns at Plimley A Ritchie's store. View Penalties Benrrodt...... Defence ...... Burnett the one used by Walter goyne, fam­ lot of excitement, aa the home team First period—Duncan, S minutes. Ottawa, Jan. «.—Settlement of the In giving way to the wishes of the Wallace...... Defence ,,,. .R. Copas fellows: Heather!»; Gilbert and Street. North Ward official, after once mak­ ous .Alaskan “musher," who, after are out to get revenge on their Hay: McKinnon, Tupman and Stew - Second period—Gardiner, S min­ oontreversy over the ownership of McCutcheon.. Forward .t.. .Tuckwell the Ottawa Hockey Aeeoclatlon Club ing the appointment, thereby creat­ Wttuiim the Derby, met a tragic brethere from West Hoad. sri; Caskle, Speak; Jefflrea Hawke, utes; Matte. 2 minutes. F. Kenny.... Forward death in the North country a few The second game will be between Third period—-Dutton. 2 minutes; la expected to-day as a result of an ing a precedent that Is likely to lead md Davies. to all kinds of trouble. Stewart...... Forward .... Matthews year* ago. the Intermediates and a good game Burnside Bowlers Oliver, 2 minutes; Dutton, 2 minutes. announcement faut night of an otter W. Locke.... Forward .Humberetonc mV b7 T. I*. Gorman, manager of Two blacks, however, do not make Is anticipated, the Oahs having Three games have been arranged white, and Mr. Oliver’s action In Brtdewood.. Forward ...... Foster strengthened their team, and hope to to the First Division for Saturday, the Ottawa club, to Frank Ahaarn. Rloomfisld... Forward ...... Rust Have Jolly Time at Edmonton. Jan. 6. — The Regina president, for Mr. Ahrarn'a atock. ordering or persuading Mr. Saunders, put up a hard game. On the other fhev will be as follows: Capitals seem to have the Indian sign either as a personal motive or act- SUMMARY v All Skinner Goes to hand the visitors are determined te Esquimau vs. Victoria Wests at The amount offered te «BO.oee, to he on the Edmonton Eskimo*, for fol­ paid In each to-day. Mr. Ahearn hee ; for the Referee’s Association, First period —, Matthews, .31; add another two points on their the Royal Athletic Park. Referee* Saturday Party lowing the recent seven-nothing beat­ was wrong. The, place to air the Saunders. signified hie Intention of turning over Kenny. 10.10; Kenny. 1.02. Montreal For Former ing in Regina, another massacre took hie stock to Mr. Gorman If the money grievance was In front of the execu­ Second period—Copas. 4.11; Me The third and last game of the Bons of EngUnd vs. United Serv­ place here last night when the Caps Is available. Mr. Ahearn and Mr. tive of the Football Associé t ion. Cutcheon. 1.07. evening should be a hum dinger, aa ices at Beacon Hill. Referee, ock- The New Tear party of the Burn woo 0-2. After the first period; Soccer football In Victoria has never Calgary Players both team» will be out to try and side Lawn Bowling Club an Batur Gorman each hold fifty per cent of Third period—NU. *>* rell. when the Eskimos had a lot of hard the atock In the association. yet taken its deserved place in the annex the two points The borne North Wards vs. Veterans at Work day evening was a delightful event. luck with their shooting, there was world of sport, the chief reason being PENALTIES m has been practicing hard, and Point. Referee. Payne. Reeve Robert Mac Ni col of Saanich a decided Regina tinge to the contest, that the authorities running It have First period—Copas. 2 minutes. Mentreal, Jan. «.—it is an­ hope to turn the tables on the West and Mrs. MacNlcol were boats to i the Edmonton defence fading âway and clearing were tittle short of mar­ mostly shown a lack of the firmness Second period*—Copas, 2 minutes. nounced by Manager Ceeil Hart Road boys, who are standing second large company. The reeve is honor like snow before a Chinook. The velous. discipline necessary to create Third period—Copas. rest of game. ef the Mentreal Hockey Club that In the league, and they will no doubt ary vice-president of the club and defeat tumbles Edmonton from the , sees*. The officials are supposedly TWO PERIODS WITHOUT SCORE arrangements had been eeneluded 1 up a hard game to hold that US. Squash Team his decision to reside in Ward VII league leadership which they have with Art Rees —hereby AH First period—1, Begins, Irvin from a neutral body with nothing to ft Battling two full periods without a ’TX the hope of the Royal Oak was a matter of considerable satis­ held since Christmas. AbouL 4.000 from the action of any club, and the Skinner, star right winger ef the faction.* During the evening Presi­ witnessed the game. Traub, 10.40; 2. Regina, Shore. 0.60. score the Tllllcums and Natlte Sons Beeten Club, will came te Mon­ Second period—1. Regina, Newell general public who support the game, of Canada provided the fans with Basketball Club that a better tarn- • Invited to Britain dent James Renfrew referred in com­ Regina clearly earned the victory, without whom there can be no treal .in exehange for Bemie out of the Man will be qem to en­ plimentary terms to the honorary and were worthy winners en the from Hay. 1.64; 4, Regina, Hay, plenty of thrills in their game. Both Marrie end Benson, formerly ef 6.40; 6. Edmonton, Sheppard from __Dcoee. have the right to expect courage the game and the boys whs Boeton, Jan. «.—The British Squash president, F. A. Pauline, who had night’s play. The game as » whole better control from the association. teams showed good combination the Calgary Tigers, but pur. Racquets Association of London has been selected by the Govenment to Trapp. $.11: 6, Regina, Gagne from work, and as the season progresses play It. was a very poor exhibition for high- Traubb, Lit. The action of the association In chased by Mentrwl Saturday. toeued an Invitation to the United fill the position of Agent-General in class teams like the Capitals and the fixing league games on such holidays they should be strong contenders for States Association to send a United London. Mr. Renfrew also handed Third period—7, Regina. Dutkow- the league honors. Eskimos to put forth. Play was ski, 11.24: 1, Edmonton. Sheppard as New Tear at short notice, with­ Mates team to compete In matches out to the holders of the dub's de ragged throughout,______and neither team out sanction of the clubs interested, At the etartgjwth teams lodged de­ cum’» goal, but Watson turned them Four Basketball to oe held la Liverpool, York and aebtureaxtoequee tor the toterqetdue m\^",^hnt»atton te termined attacks, and the Sons Aside with ease. With the end of the London next Spring. also calls for explanation, much dis­ to the end of 1924. remarking that attack. Penalties satisfaction having been express tested Watson with some hot onee. game drawing near, Good acre made Games in Sunday Captain Gerald Roberts, of Eog- this was but another evidence of the but the veteran goalie was in fine FINE DEFENCE First period—Traub. on this matter. the clubmen’s victory more secure by tond, Canadian and United State» in- businesslike manner In which this Second period—Traub, Trapp* Mc­ form and blocked them. Hewer and driving one nt Stralth from the blue Itvlduai racquets champion, will not ... W> SL HADLEY sports club is being conducted. The outstanding feature of the Veigh, Gagne. _ •9 Gorge Road West. Wright pulled of some fine two-man line. Thepick bounced In front of School return to this country to defend hie Mrs. MacNlcol presented suitable game was the stonewall defence used Third period — Simpson, Briden, rushes, giving Alex. Straith plenty of goal, and sagged the beam. title this year. souvenirs to the winners of the 600 by Resina. Using three men spread Dutkowski. McVeigh. Keats, Shore. * HUDSON’S BAY TEAM work. The Natives looked primed to Bob Gangs refereed both gi game, who were Miss Washington across the ice in front of McCusker. Trapp. Keats. All minors. score when Harry Smith broke fine style. ere will play four and Mrs. Wheeler. Mr. Tomes and thé Capitals played like demons, and ■RUINS LOSE AGAIN The Hudson’s Bay team which will through on hia own. but Watson The teams —ere aa folio—e: the Memorial Hall. Mr. Whitman. : the locals had great difficulty getting oppose the Teamsters to-morrow will saved. Christ Church Saskatoon An extremely pleasing item In the through. Boeton. Jan. 9.—SL Patricks worn Sons of a fast game from the luckless Boston be as follows: Shrlmpton: Gibson In tha aaaond period the teems had have a very fine programme was the presentation to The Eskimos were best In the first ______and Gardiner;______Haggen. .. Webber an*„ an even break on the piny with «he Ttliicums Position but will need an tl Rob Huddleston of a leather howl They rained shot after shot Bruins last night by the nan- Wateon...... Goal ...... Stralth a win ever the It Aldan's girls I Baseball Player score of 9-2. On their last visit to McKay: Addle. Me—art. Cull Too by xoallee eho—Ing up —ell. Stralth caae «ult.hly In.rrlbert with a upon McCusker, and had the Capital, and Woodley. Reserve», Fen. Steven» made a beautiful save —hen Oaunan Wright...... :. Defence...... Cook Mount Totals. ellrer name plate. Mr. Huddleston la, hummed In behind their blue Una for Boston ti|0 Irishmen routed the Good acre,... P—fenoe ...... Temple In the Intermediate "A* locals 10-1. The difference fairly son and Krueger. Flayers to meet at and He—er —ent through. Watson Signs With Chicago N? enthusiastic member of the group t practically the entire period. But the the Herald Mreet entrance to Hud­ made a couple of neat eavee of fast Hewer...... Forward...... D. Smith the BL Mark’s I which made possible the club's pres- I Capitals broke a Way twice and represents the. Improvement In Art Oetman...... Forward ,...H. Smith alone with the Ross’* protèges In the interval. Babe son's Bay Store at 1.1 « o’clock. Shota off Temple's stick, and the it success and the president, notched two counters. period ended -Ith play In centre lee. Feet...... Forward ...... Glaaen st a Chicago, Jan. •—Mai Kerr, tweaty, presenting the token of esteem from Dye of St. Pats, who snored five goal* Fords...... For—art Play was so ragged from then on. ROWLAND BEATEN TILUCUWl» SCORE TWO Ike : |r healthy looking _ the club members was vigorously it was hard to say who had the most when hie team waa here before, could to « baseball player from Saskatoon, endorsed In hie commendatory re- of It. but ever the Regina total not get going last night, He wee the Nelson, Jan. 6 —Rowland, miner»' Lodging n determined attack In the Bask., will be on • of the Chicago marks. Mr. Huddlestons feelingly mounted. McCusker was the star of most closely checked player on the met their first defeat this season hero final period the Tllllcums Jumped «.10. Junior I Cube in the eomln r sewn. President replied to the kind things so suddenly the game. In the first period the ice. tost night, being beaten t-t by Nel- Into the lead five minute» after the SUMMARY mere; TJI, WmSanr U Veeck ■«■«huai yester-! saw-about him. elongated Regina custodian stopped The Brain», tn vastly better form, eon Seniors_ , In a Wert Kootenay «tart, when Hewer took a pass from , First L Aldan’s va. I day. Kerr/ was offered a contract | Next Saturday It is anticipated than they showed In the early season, I Hockey League fixture, to.Oatman, The Sonsand heatcame Straltht on fromhard closeand!' ThirdSecond period— period—HewerNone. from Oatfaaa. 9, intermediate “A,** St ; *4 returned Men-1 the president and Mrs. Renfrew will worked hard, but fell Jqet abort qt I Nelson to still undefeated. «VI 1 entertain a capacity bouaa. t , mined shot after shot at the TilU- 5.4S; Goodacre, UT. I Jamea Bsjs, VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925 S =■= = established use NEWS IN BRIEF SMITH» THE NEW R.E. COLLIS MAY YOUR FIRST STEP The monthly meeting ef the China Inland Mission will be bejd to-night at the Y.M.C.A. at 8 o'clock. TEST BY COUNCIL SEEK COMMISSION FOR 1925 Building permit» have been issued to R. Mackenzie for a garage at 8U9 Should he in Teplia’i Netnrel Treed Shoes. The only Jackson Street, and to the owner» ct The new City Council for 1925 1814 DoUglas Street, for a store MGINGTOUNTS opened with promise last night" SEATINSiUCH shoe without opposition. Made in nine widths and front alteration. - • 145 sixes Reclamation Scheme Safe Kecc debate rather than elo­ Police Commission Contest Radio Wbrd Four, Seenieh Ratepayers’ quence marked the council mevt Association, will hold a meeting in After Most Severe Condi if. Develops Interest l 'i J* A WORLD OF the Strawberry Vale School at 8 o'clock to-morrow night to d lac use lions, Barrow Finds Mayor Pendray had a re4 let Tl)e conteste* tor the vacancy on the municipal candidates. ter. day opening. ’When he took h Police Commloelon, caused MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE Swollen Rivers Tear Out Big r7%:hS4 vortex of the war in the following THOUGHTFUL DETAILS H. Durham, executive. Messrs. Dick, Juvenile, a total of 18.666, which la a gate the new pari mutuel machine WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON bank In the terirtory* net gain of 1.260. * they were invited to see. year, and while campaigning in the Being a skillful embalmer la not enough. There is a wider measure of Blake. Cooper, Spark* Mrs. Veitch The total circulation waa 116,112 Alpine fastnesses fire, that swift service that the funeral director Is called upon to perform. Our service YOU* and Mrs. Banfleld. R waa decided hooka, of which 41,818 were Juvenile. IN USUAL FORM demon which knows no respect of is arranged to leeeen to some degree the strain of the trying hours that TUBERCULOUS VETERANS to held a dance under the auspices The year began with 47,602 book», Alderman Woodward was in his persons, swept away every vestige at the bereaved must petes through. This kindly regard for the feelings ef of the Ward In the Liberal rooms on with 3,371 added In the twelve months. his home and lte contents. others boa won us many firm friend». .Sash, Dear aid MiDwork It waa necessary to discard 786 book», usual form. He fought for the un­ A banquet waa given to the tu­ January 18. All Liberal* are -invited. leaving a net total ef 48,878 book» In the employed, and proposed the rei Now he want» to come back from Quality guaranteed. berculous veterans and several T.B. library to-day. lion which appropriated 81,600 to. Italy to Victoria, but be cannot with­ ■ Thomson Funeral Home patients of the Jubilee Hospital by The annual meeting ef the Board immediate relief. Alderman Marchant out proof of his naturalisation papers, 1126 Quadra Street Phone 49i Night er Day the T.B. Committee (Victoria of Trustee» of Royal Oak Cemtery so he wrote to the Mayor, declaring LEIGH’S MILLS, LTD. aleo appeared as their champion by Women's Institutes) laet Monday will be held on Friday, when Trustee telling the council that the unem I beg of you to take my condition Phcaa s»7 SOI David St night in the Surrey Block. A de­ G. F. Watson, as chairman of the ployment committee of which he is at heart." licious supper was served and board will give an account of the JUDGlM chairman could handle 110,000 a lot He declare» if he ever get» out exception, the entire family of Jesse who came up behind her and threw thoroughly enjoyed by the* guests year's progress. The trustees to re­ better. Alderman Woodward aleo ►re. he will never stray again, ho tire this year are Trustee Watson for W. Gray, were borne to their graves her to the ground, Mrs. Ernest W. after which president A. E. Harrison “read into Hansard" a two column his condition has been taken to heart Tonge, Burnaby, an elderly woman, gave an eloquent address on the noble Saanich, and Alderman Marchant for at the City Hall, and the neceesary in the Brockville cemetery yesterday explanation of his position in regard afternoon. was robbed of her handbag contain­ wot-k rendered from time to time by Victoria. The election is made by AT POULTRY SHOW to the planting of shrubs to orna* copies have been secured by the ing 160 and valuables while walking Mayor's secretary for forwarding to the committee. Mrs. H. Crocker the respective councils In February, ment Roe» Bay Cemetery. It was an along Boundary Road this morning. GOOD FIR WOOD responded on behalf of the institute and It Is not expected there will be old standing controversy, and Ald­ Raplno. » *640 Fer Cerd Lead remarking that it was indeed a great any desire for a change in personnel, Largest Entry List For Years; erman Todd objected that it was LEMON. OONNASON CO. LIMITED pleasure to render good cheer to the as both the trustee* named are Store Extension Phone 77. 8884 Government 8L C. Goode, Government hlstbry of 3824 of no internat to the ARMY COAL INQUIRY SAILLESS SHIP MAKES tuberculous boys. among the most active members of 1826 council Protesting that he A splendid programme of enter­ the board. ■$- Expert, Here could make hie speeches without STATEMENT AWAITED In Terminal City SATISFACTORY TRIAL tainment was the cause of much Alderman Todd's assistance, the laughter and applause, especially the A Chrietmee-Eve story told to two Judging In the eighth annual Vic Ottawa, Jan. 6 (Canadian Press).— Vancouver, Jan. 6.—Announcement each $3. Labor man read it all the same. part rendered by Lieut. Coeeette, i Vletorla minister, coet them < toria Pet and Poultry Show being Mayor Pendray, within a split second "We are waiting for the opinion of tfie was made to-day by Charles Wood­ Kiel, Germany, Jan. 6.—Anton gifted humorist. Mrs. Andrews ac and______has set __the _ policesearching March for Department of Justice and that I» our ward. M.P.P., head of Woodwards CHOICE SFECIMENE OF held In the poultry building at the after Alderman Woodward had con eitlod," elated Hon. E. M Macdonald, Flettner's •ailles» wind-driven ship com pan led on the piano In good style a man 'who telle two different but Winowe did not start until this Department Stores Ltd., of plane to eluded hie speech, in defence of Aid- Inieter of National Defence, when Buckau to-day attained a speed of while other entertainer» ably assisted equally appealing stories. A gentle­ afternoon on account of a large num­ erman Woodward put the matter up Sasked about a dlapatch from Wlnnl spend 1400,000 this year In extending In making the event an outstand­ man from Dawson recited a story of bers of the entries. One of the larg­ stating the Solicitor-General, Hon. the premises along Abbott and 9 knot* in a trial in a heavy sea. ing success. to the new parka committee, and it ART CURIOS unfortunate investments In the Far est entry liata the Victoria Poultry carried. J. McMurray, would conduct a further Cordova Street*. Building will be Flettner said he was satisfied with The hostess of the occasion were North, which threatened to leave him tmrestlgation of a civil nature, probably Jade. Amber. Iiory Souvenir*. Association has experienced for some There le more that could be commenced within a few weeks on as follows: Mrs. H. Crocker, Mm. without the necessary coin to pur­ years was on hand when the judging under the chalrmanehip of Mr. Macdon­ Cordova Street, where, in addition to the seaworthiness of his vessel in Chinese Baskets end Em­ and the story would be Incomplete if ald. Into the coal supply situation at rough water. Urquhart. Mm. F. Campbell, Mrs. Ker, chase even a Christmas dinner. The commenced. There are over 600 en­ Tuxedo Rarrack*. In that city. the Métropole Hotel property, which broideries, eta Mm. C. Campbell. Mrs. Wlnkinson. It did not say that of ail the ardent minister responded to the story wttn tries, including chickens, canaries, cltlsene who saw the new council It 1» stated tioxid Campbell, K.C., was acquired last year, additional It will per you to visit Mm. Terry, Mm. PaUmer, Mm. Rob the production of $6. for which he cats and rabbits, who was appointed -some time ago as frontage had been purchased from son. Mrs. Johnson and Mm. Captain open the ball, L Gale, that keen but commissioner to examine inio the al­ Mme. Sherry the old-time psychol­ Victoria's Meet Interesting received an l.O.U. The same even­ A large number of birds arrived silent politician, whose pr-esMtce Is the P. Burn* Company Ltd., giving ogist, phrenologist, will give a series A. E. Harrison. ing another minister waa success­ leged scandal, filed his report in No­ a Cordova frontage 8 28 officers were elected: Hon pre dent, George Aylard; president, turn of Attorney-General Maneon 17. H. B. Cunningham, Shawntgan. Te Honor Paulino—F. A. Pauline, George E. Winkler; vice-preeldent. from Vancouver. That the Pro­ Funeral of Six 21 Klderton Bros. Royal Oak .... recently-appointed Agent-General for Thos. Golby* secretary, O. B. Kltto; vincial police did not "double- 28. Experimental Station, Sidney.. British Columbia, with Mrs. Pauline, executive, C. W. Frank, J. MUler. R. cross" the municipal police in any We have the largest selection of Held in Ontario 38. Experimental Fan», Agamis ... will be a guest of honor at the meet­ B. Punnett, F. Slavin. way, ae alleged in some quarters, It. M. 8. Stephens, Courtenay .... English Baby Carriages in B.C. was the emphatic assertion of of- ing of the Liberal womeh’s Forum It is expected that Dr. Schofield 32. C. O. Golding, QuaUcum Bench, at the headquarters, corner Brough­ flettto in the confidence of the Brockville, Ont., Jan. 6.—Attended will give an illustrated lecture on S3. L Chaplin, Vesuvius Bay...... ton and Government Streets, on Fri­ the Origin of Ore Deposits on Janu- Attorney-General. The taro po­ by members of the Town Council, STANDARD FURNITURE day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The af­ ary 24* , • _ lice forcée. It waa stated, had representative» of other municipal 34 H. c Cooke, Victoria ...... » 4 COMPANY fair wili take the form of a social worked in perfect co-operation bodies and a great many citlaens, the gathering.- Afternoon tea will * The Central W.C.T.U. will m and accord. bodies of the six victime of the 711 Yates Street °rA%e%r LtSte Spesiai Thursday aftsrm at 2.20 o'clock Illuminating gaa tragedy on Friday any ] In the Y.W.CJL night last which wiped out, with one t VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925

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4N NBW- YORK—Boys fill the ranks of the Itinerant peddlers OH, LOOK, GIRLSl—Here I» Wyi cry their wares in great numbers on the streets of Near York's one miss that is not Interested in Mit Side. But these cold days are hard on bare hands, so an old CONEY ISLAND FIRE—The celebrated New York playground, the latest bob—shingle or other­ can on the sidewalk-and a little wood helps to. keep them warm. Coney Island, was swept by a fire that caused hundreds of thou­ wise. She is Signora Alisa Oal- And the cope walk by with uplifted eyes. . sands of dollars damage. Several bathhouses .' and part of the antlnl Mani, a native of Italy and boardwalk were destroyed. Photo shews the firemen putting out now. a resident of Brazil. Her the last embers " after a hard fight against freezing weather and tresses measure 6 feet 10 inches. high winds.

INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY—Marie Pasqualt has been selected by a committee of well-known Italian artists »* possessing the most charming features, truly representing the daughters of Sunny Italy.

ACTIVE—The volcano Popo- catapell, twenty-six miles west of Puebla, Mex., is active again. Its eruptions are throwing hdt aches sixty miles away, accord­ ing to iidvtces reaching Mexico H City. ^ It is seen here puffing like a locomotive. “ ' , OH, TO BE A BOY AGAIN—What wouldn't you give to be a boy again and do stunts like this. The kiddies in London have a new sport all their own. designed for their roller skates. With their CANCER CURE? —Professor pet dog for a horse they, go sailing down the walks at 2 m.p.h. TWENTY-TWO DIE IN JdUCK STREAM—Twenty-two per­ Ferdinand Blumental, eminent sons ar^re suffocated to deatti when a great mass of alkali muck Berlin medical research worker, WM ws àmmmsmi swept through the village of SaUvlile, Va„ when the muck dam of announces a new cancer cure. He the Matheison alkali works gave way under pressure of flood waters. has arrived at it through special The muck covered the village like a stream of lava aa may be-seen study of the bacterlosls of the su germ, he says. in the pltotograph. A score of houses were demolished and many who were able to escape death were seriously burned by the alkali.

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SÊttOS WHEN NEPTUNE DOES HIS STUFF—Alien Father Neptune does get his back up, it’s somo back. Here is shown a giant wave FAMOUS NURSE—Anna C. breaking against the boardwalk at Wlnthrop, Mass. The kiddies Maxwell, internationally famous are having great sport in trying to dodge the downfalling shower nurse, has returned to America of spray before it overwhelm» them. ______after a long vacation in SwitKgr- land. She will take* an active DEATH NOT IMPORTANT—Let a dog fight atart< a man throw part In a campaign to obtain » a fit. or any little trivial thing happen, and all New York stops. But fiew building for the Presbyter­ m.rr r when death strikes among the rushing crowds, the ones that it re ian School of Nursing, which she left pass on with hurried strides. Bèneath the pppern lies the body founded in 1812. • — of Mrs. May Bracegirdle, surrounded by the Christmas toyb she held in her arms when struck down and killed by a truck, And as she lies them waiting the coming of the death wagon, atitos dash by and crowds go past with but a shivery, sidelong glance.

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WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK------Here is shown Professer •BtiT THE GREEN FAMILY—Introducing the family of Wil­ MOVES UP—James P. Noonan, Eugene ! TuW ta %a ers. is the new eighth vice-presi­ hypnotic eyêp of his own, the fee* Is u remarkable one. The pro* Orem, Mrs. Esther McManus. Miss Clara Green and Mrs. Horn dent of the American Federation disorders. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, Ab. 11 NEW YORK STOCKS Retail Market LUMBER MARKETS Canadian Almanac STEWART For 1925 Gives Wall Street » TOM STOCK EXCHANGE JANOABY A 1M8 MINING ‘.m"U «frepe’M I» I we lecel stockbroker» over Strew New Verb wire# r.nl.K kiKt ..... ME THIS WEEK New Information TO BUY STOCKS TO-DAY Hlak Mash VsmIi lit « 116-4 114-6 St. Louie. Jan. 0.—The current The Canadian Almanac, known as Allis Chalmers .... . 71-7 Man. Mod. Guar. 47-7 47-7 47-7 Lett2oe,e?‘ weekly review of the lumber market AnftUgamatlon with one of the Allied ( hem...... 64-S Marland OU ...... *8-4 31-3 $»-* the Indlspenslable hand-book to. or larger operating companies la to Am. Beet Huger . .. . 41 Maxwell A ...... 64-4 U-l *4-4 by The Lumber Manufacturer and Am. Bosk. Mag. ... Maxwell B ...... *4-6 *4-7 pvery business and professional be suggested at the next meet­ Last Minute Hews on Stocks . 44-7 36-7 Mint ...... Dealer, recognised market authority Am. Can. .144-1 Mex. seaboard ... 23-6 21-4 H office. Is out with Its 1925 edition, ing of shareholders of two Min­ Am. Car and Fdy. . 111 Miami .....’'T:'.... 23-5 32-4 23-5 •». » f—...... In the. Industry, says: and Financial Am. Inti. Cerp. ... . 81-4 Mlddleatatee OU . lJi 1-1 1-3 published by Copp Clark Company ing Companies that are com­ Affairs Am. Locomotive ... .144-4 Midvale steel .... •6-4 36-4 36-4 vet«ui>hT*iTrew.. "4."“:“""":: This' week has been singularly Limited. Toronto. pletely controlled in Victoria. Am. Ship end Com. M. St. P. and 8.8 64 *4 60 devoid' of development*. The mar­ This year’s issue forms the Am. Smelters ..... :1L Mtaa. Pacific .... V-*~ jgft fflsy:::::::::::::: Thé stock of these two compan­ Am. Steel Fdy...... 47-4 Misa. Pac. pfd. .. 74-4 72-* 74-4 kets throughout the rountry appear seVenty-eighth of the series, as the SELL? ies will actually be greatly af­ Am. Sugar l...... 11-4 Montana Pew«r 11 74-1 U a Almanac hga been published annually Am. Sum. Tob...... 11 Montgomery Ward 44-2 47-1 46-7 to be strong, except as to Eastern fected. Our advice is at your Am Tel. sad T*L 24 since 1848. It contains information ...114-4 Moon Motor ...... 24 24 spruce. Western red cedar products up-to-date about public affairs and Dunwell or Glacier Creek .disposât Am. Tobacco ...... 4M Mot her lode ...... 6-7 1-7 1-7 D.II.I.UP, lb...... "1 .'U Am Wools»* ...... 6» National (Uaruit . and particular Items In other woods, institutions from one end of the ... 47-* National Enamel :::: V, and there gill be some moderate up­ country to the other, which is not Terminus or L and L 916644 Atlantic auif *"*.*.*.V. ... 11-* 11-1 NalkMUl Lead ...... 144-4 McIntosh Rad. bM ...... Atchison ...... 111-4 118-7 Nevada Cons...... 16-6 ward revisions of lists both'in build­ compiled and published for ready re­ R. P. CLARK Baldwin Loco .114-7 110-4 Norfolk aad West . >131 ing and industrial lumber, close on ference in any other way. Each Glacier Creek Baltimore and Ohio . 82-1 • 1-4 North American*...... 43 Malaga» Graaaa.~ - Th...... 1(J yearly edition can boast that in no Bethleheat Steel ... . 63 ■jrtSeü. Vhsiri* ■ ....*#* Date* the turn into the new year. But. & CO., Limited Brooklyn Maahat. . . 37 N. Y. pénétrai ...... 1*4-1 Bâüjj***jfw****»...... v**j**ii!.*i :4 while optimism Is universally pres­ other volume can so much Informa­ Consult Ug For, Latest Informa­ Members: Chicago California Pack's •• .104 N.Y.. MH. and Hart . I» ent there Is less talk of higher prices tion about Canada be found in so tion. Board bt Trade, California Pete .... . 34-1 N.Y..r OOL and West.. «6 small a space and so readily acces­ 1U\ Hood Dealer» Can. Pacific 1 Motor ...... 14 to immediately follow the holidays Association. Vie- Fi " Rçfiç4O than was heard recently. The cold sible. torla Stock Ex­ i'ah. Am* Weather Which set in about a week The volume contains full and change. New York, Jan. < (By R. P. Clark Central Leather ...... 14-7 Pan American B .... 46-1 authentic commercial, statistical, Gillespie,. Hart & Todd Chandler ...... 15-3 Pennsylvania R.R. ... 46-1 California. 8 far ...... ahead of Christmas and that has pre­ Central Building, A Co.)—The market displayed N*pee 1°,'an< F*r bad ...... ‘W**kV * astronomical, departmental, ecvle^ I'hesap'ke and Ohio . . 2S-7 People's Gas ...... 114 N 441 |4*--T à9Ê**' **• \T. vailed uninterruptedly since, has had Limited Victoria. B.C. strength to-day particularly inr view ...... 8L I*. .. It Per»“— —Marquettej-g— u ...../if-4 a moderating Influence 8h market last leal, educational, financial and Phones 6600. 6601 of the tact that rather pronounced -,____ P. pfd .. 11-4 Hill.__ __ BetReading Ceol‘ Tears." per4ewa .*.*••*» J bullishness. ' general Information. Other detailed Phene 2140 Direct Private Wire to All Chi. aad Northwest Phillips ____ LoeBl Apples. 4 lbs. fee ...... * weakness way In evidence In the late < hi. K. !. and Pac.KüVî! 44-i Pierce Arrow ...... As between low temperatures and information includes the latest re­ 711 Fort Street. Victoria, B.C Exchanges trading. It seems though the Chile Copper ...... ss-s Pierce Oil ...... Alm . Invoicing, buying has suffered more vision of the Canadian tariff, income shrinkage In values yesterday at­ Chine Copper ... Producers and Aef. wSïïîlf s:*...... :::::::::: : than inquiry, although there has not tax regulations, complete^ list of Coco Cola ...... as Pullman Co...... tracted a new outside buying power, CoL Fuel and Iron ... 44-7 Punts Allegro ...... Brl/tiio'* e°ft «hVli*Waiwitdb tV. ••• - been much of either In the last week. branch banks of the country and probably emanating from those who fliafc fiïsUms ...... 46. rîîbsrti ^ ...... «•••••• T All northern consuming territory Is their managers, all post offices and missed the previous advance. Pro­ Columbia Una ...... 44-4 Rail. Steel Spring .. Reset, pr. ' ibf ". * • ...... under a blanket of snow, with the railroad stations, populations by Cone. Oea ;...... 77-S cities and provinces, birth and death fessionals. 1rho were active sellers ConL Can...... 4* Reading ...... thermometer.playing around the eero yesterday, covered rather freely and Corn Product» ...... 44-1 lleplogle Steel ...... Cbwnut- ,.. V. .5,...... • • • mark, and the seasonal probabilities statistics, the Canadian honor list, this lent a certain amount of support Coadee Oil ...... •.. M-l Rep. iron and Steel are that this trade-arresting condi­ the ministry And members of the Ws offer, subject: Cuba Am. sugar .... 14-4 Royal Dutch ...... ■•tt.^"w to the market, The tone of the mar­ 13-3 Ravage Arms ...... $1-1 tion will require time for its passing. houses at Ottawa and for each of the Cuba C. Sugar ...... 11-1 "*■ I Alb—- Meanwhile, as Illustrating the lack provinces, personnel of the courts GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED BONDS— ket was also helped by some favor­ Cuba C, Sugj pfd .... 44 64-1 Sears Roebuck ...... 15* vTm*V.^ a able dividend announcement. Ameri­ Crucible Steel ...... 74-t ll, c . F*A ...... of buying Interest In the market, It throughout the country, full details Security Mat. Denom. Yield can Smelting and Refining Com­ I'avisoa Chem ...... 4 4-1 Hlmms Pete ...... la to be noted that the very small of all religious1' denominations, the DeL Lack, and West .141-4 Sinclair Cone ...... 1944. ...$100 ..4.70 pany increased the common dividend Dupont Powder ...... 111-4 Sloae Sheffield ....------14 Pure •moiint of transit stock coming out Canadian newspaper and magazine . .4A4% New Loan.. to a $6 basis, and the Atchleon Rail­ Kn.tkott Johnson .... 44 Southern Pacific .«..14* *«*» IA hard to sell. Prices on the same directory, patent and succession duty Dbralnlorv of Canada :4W« Guar. C.N.R... .1964. ...$1000 ..4.70 road Increased the common dividend Erie ...... *1-3 Southern Railway .... 61-1 transactions this week in the St. and surtax regulations, roll of the Dominion of Canada...5 5%% Guar. C.N.R... .1954. ..,$500-1000.. ..4.00 Erie First pfd ...... 44-4 Standard Oil Cal...... 44-1 5" S* ff—k. miêe . Louis. Chicago and other large mar­ to a $7 basis. These increased divi­ Famous Players ...... 47-1 Standard (’ll N.J...... 41-1 MC. fresh, pullets barristers of the country by pro­ Dominion of Canada. .«%.6% ‘ Guar. O.T.P... .1936. ...$1000 ..6.00 dend disbursements were not en­ General Asphalt ...... 64.7 standard Oil Ind...... 6X-2 kets have in the case -of Southern visoes, libraries, boards of trade, de- Dominion of Canada...6%%6 Guar. G.T.P... vl946. ...$1000 . .6.05 Stewart Warner ...... 71-7 O Pine particularly, run $2 to $3 per tirely unexpected, but they had a Ooeeeal Cigar ...... 87-7 tafis and quotations of the leading Dominion of Canada, ,&*&.&% Gua*^£LNJL.. .1938. ...new Gen. Electric ...... 114-4 Stromburg Verb...... 73-7 1000 below those obtainable by large scOuritiee of the country, compar­ rather sustaining effect, neverthe­ lien Mttters ...... 44-1 Studebsker 45-4 Dominion of Canada .$% Guar. G.T.P... .1962. ..£100 ..462 less. tioodrlrh Rubber ...... 3.7-4 Texas Co...... 48-6 producer* On the same Items. ative rates of insurance in the lead­ Ooody’r T. and R. pfd. «4-1 Texas Gulf Sulphur ..144-4 The fir situation continues statis­ ing life companies of Canada. .3%% Guar. C.N.O.R. .1961. .. £1 A mul... . .4.65 The market seems to encounter in Granby ...... ;.. IS Texas Pacific It R .45-3 tically very promising, but is quiet, Dominion of Canada. .4%.4C’0 Guar. G.T.P.., .1962. ..£200 . .4.70 ■everal departments more resistance Great North. Ore. . . . 17-4 Tex. Pac. C. and O. .. 11 a «5? with prices strong. Province of B.C..4H on the advances and there is little Great North, pfd .... 74-6 Ira ken Roller ...... 44-4 XMasla. per l* ...... I . .4%% Guar. P.G.E... .1042. ..£14 mul... . .6.12 Gulf States Slept .... 14-4 ’obacco Prod...... 13-3 K-h 1mi...... î Province of B.C...... 4%.4%% Guar. C.N.P.., .1950. ..£14 mul... -.5.05 doubt but. that, an Important .riaas of Houston Oil . .-tty.——- 41-4 „ol>aeco Prod. A .... 44-1 PME Stilton. Jar ...... ! selling Is making Its appearance on lillnoli Central ...... 116-1 %TranSboitt. Oil ...... 4 Provinca of B.C,»...... 4% i% Ouar.C.NJ»... .1950. ..£14 muL. . .5.04 the bull news. Inspiration ...... • 1-6 • 1-1 • 1-6 Union Pacific ...... 160 148-1 Newfoundland Province of I! < ..6% ...... 1949. ...$$00 ..4.60 int. Hu*. Machine 114-6 110-5 110-6 United Fruit ...... 36» 253 We are Inclined to believe that a lot. Comb. Eng. . •6-| •6 36 IT.8. Ind. AlCO ...... 85 *4-1 Province of Alberta ..&%% Guar. United goodly amount of distribution has int. Mer. Martine 13-6 13-4 13-6 US- Rubber 41-4 already been conducted, and should Int. Mer. Mar. pfd 44 44 44 U S. Steel ...... 131-1 134-4 Trade Improves Irrigation.. .1051. ..$500 Iftt Nickel ...... 36-1 36-7 36-7 Utah Copper .... 11-4 • 7-4 there be any contraction In the out­ Invincible pii ... 16 16-1 Vanadium ...... • 1-5 JMytera 1 IK ...... Province of Alberta....%% Guar. Lethbridge side buying power, the market may 14-6 Kan., City South - • 6 •6 36 Wabash ...... 67-1 **• ...... 8L John’s, NfHU Jan. «.—General easily develop a rather pronounced Kona toe U. Capper1* .... 66-,66-* 64 66-6 Western Union 114-4 ••• Ih...... New York, Jan. «.—Col. William Northern Irrigation... .1151... .$1000 ....MS reactionary tendency. Kelly sprlngtléld ...... 17 16-S 16-3 Westing. Elec. . 17-4 • IK Cm...... improvement in trade, absence of un­ B. Thomson, the financial and mar­ Keystone Tire ...... 3 2 2 White Motor ... 71 .T*. :r:: «.j employment, and evidence that ket leader, to-day gave out a state­ MUNICIPAL BONDS— I.vhlgh Valleey .... •4-1 77-4 78-4 Willys overland ment in which he said; L«-h 1» h VaL Coal. 48-6 44 48-1 Will ye Over. pfd. C«4. p.r |b throughout the Island there had been City of North Vancouver 5% BoBili. New York. Jan. • (By B. C, Bond 64-6 44-6 Wilson Packing ._eer K.'y “1925 wlU be a big year In copper .i»83....i2is-ieoe....6.ie Liggett and Myers T. 64-* KIM»n return of prosperity, featured the District of North Vancouver 6%^Bond.. Corporation)—The Wall Street Jour­ LpHUaré •6-7 36 35-4 Wool worth ...... rie».»weir, T&tiJrJt 4'::;;:::::: I and consumption will reach a new .ms....ssee nal stock market edition this after­ Louis, and Naah. .. 111 114 111 Radio Corporation financial statement Issued last night 1)1.1 riot of North Vancouver C% Bond...1*73... .»500-1»0*... .1» Whljl»« p»r Ih...... • 16 high level. Practically all compan­ noon says: Smektd Salmon per lb...... by tbs Minister of Finance and Cus­ ies will make money. Demand for District of West Vancouver Bonds.... 1940 ... $M10 ....5.(0 To-day's dealings had not pro­ regular quarterly dividend of $1.60, Whit* Sort»* Salmon ...... 18 aad toms, yon. J. G. Grosble. sulphur I* Improving with no Im­ Dtatrict of West Vancouver Bondi... .1045... .1500 ....5.00 gressed far when the salutary effects regarding which some apprehension VICTORIA STOCKS SES* *...... portant deposit# discovered. The of the setback became apparent to had been felt recently. Official returns for the six securities trend will be upward for a CORPORATION BONDS— all. Confidence imparted by the months ending December 31. 1924, long time.“ easier tone of call money was heigh- •MU mao show revenue collected as $4.722,222. Jamalc. Public Service 7% Cum. Prêt. Stock.... 1 .hire ( muL..1.ee Glacier Creek was up again on the S"?** ...... ;•...... 1*. .*0 «S 44 Col. Thomson is optimistic over ened by dividend increase on the Shrlmpa. par 4k ...... -...... as compared with $4.081.467 for the sound oil companies. Gregory Tire * Rubber 7H% Bond*...... 101*... .$100-5500....*.*• local market to-day. with bide tips­ corresponding period last year. part of two such Important compan­ ing at 2* and stodk offered at 31. BsQuimalt Oyetera par desea ...... Cu l*aclflc Railway 414% Bond...... 1044... .1100 ....5.11 ies as American Smelting and Atchi­ Olympia Oywera. per Plat ...... East Kootenay Power 7% ...... 1142....5500-1000. ...5.(5 son. With these two corporations, There was no display In Dunwell. __ ^ ; Fsultry everybody apparently holding off to Turkeys, per lb...... •• to BUYS CONTROLLING INTEREST which stand In the front ranks of see what may happen In connection Oe«w. par lb...... 14 U FOREIGN ISSUES— their respective lines, testifying to Ducks, per lb...... R to Brock ville. Jan. i.—Announcement BUSINESS PICE with the reported deal and the policy the fundamental soundness of gen­ Chicken, per Ik ...... 44 to was made to-day of the purchase by French Republic 7% ...... 1949... .5100-500-1000 7.13 eral conditions, the whole market THERE the shareholders may decide on. ------— .64 to H. B. Robinson and Company of Premier was offered at 1.60 with Ih...... 11 to French Republic 714%...... 1041.. .«600 * 1000..7.30 was gradually restored to a buoyant Montreal of the controlling Interest Chicago, Jan. • (By R. P. Clark & bids at 3.10. Terminus remained at In the National Manufacturing Com­ Accrued Interest to be added to above prices. state, and by Isfte afternoon the rush Co.. Ltd.)—Wheat: Kansas City re­ the 35-60 quotation. GEniFlSTER upward was dfcatn In full swing ih ported 1,000,000 bushels wheat sold 4M MH por I* •••*»•••••■«"■ pany Ltd., with head offices in many sections of the list. To-day’s quotations on the local ■boaisST' iL*...... Brockvllle and branches In Ottawa, for export via the Gulf from there, gy."IQj.r.^•••••••••• New York. Jan. _6.—The burines» Atchison’s dividend Increase is market are: Regina and Edmonton, from Thomas pace is faster as trade hits it# and this caused renewed buying at Minins- ‘ ' Bid Ashed 1*0 1 *Bsof***. ** » •• eeteU.M Delahêy of this town. British Columbia Bond Corporation, Ltd. none the less significant for having the finish to-day after a sharp re­ stride In 1926, according to early been expected. A more conservative B’nd'ry Red Meunt*l»..| .11 Mr. i>etahey. who ha* been preei covery. Liquidation was pretty well Bow*»» Cower .ii £ week report# received here to-day. ^ r 723 Fort 8t.~Phones 340-349 board of directors is hardly to be CenaeWdateU M- A !.. dent and manager of the «ieifft The shutdown period at the year’s found and lie decision has more over early, and the lower Liverpool 46 *_*•» roosK PS* B Ill for many years, retires from the Direct Private Wires to all Eastern Exchanges cables did not have much effect. end wag eohrter in many Industries bearing upon the position of the rail­ business and ia succeeded jts presl and "activity been resumed on a roads generally established outlook Commission house buying took the Dunwell Mines ...... 44* 4.44 ^ pee I* •.*••••#••••••••# .86 dent by Col. J. J. Creelman, K.C., of slack out of the market. Argentine EUlarada ...... réê broader scale. In nearly half the country than upon Glacier Creek ...... 34 .15 U. PS* I* Ji Montreal. mm*m■ the companies own position. la selling on about the same Granby ...... 11.44 This bit of good news naturally basis as our hard Winter wheat now, Haaelton Gold Cobalt.. .41 looro. por Ik ...... J) which shows that plate wheat la not Hemlock creek Placer. 46 Willys-Overland their agreement that "Inasmuch aa has a bearing upon the position of Howe Round ...... 3.7* 1.64 Packing Firm all sections of the Church of Christ stocks of other roads In a position being sacrificed, and in all probabil­ Independence ...... 16 are equally concerned in the main­ to treat their stockholders more lib­ ity there will be no occasion for sac­ Indian Mines ...... 41 Floor, oil etasdwfd hrssdk 40s...... « *4 Cuts Car Prices tenance of peace and the promotion MAYNARDâSONS rifice. aa the world’s needs are too International Coal ... .it .11 erally. I* N. Is one of these. McOHUvre • Coal .►... .66 ’ -7* Floor, poetry. 4Ss ...... IS* To go on Block of good feeling among the races of N. Y. Central’s action depends at great. The market developed a very Premier Mines...... 3 10 3.64 9mê New York, Jan. €.-^Reductlon# In the workl. it Is advisable for them AUCTIONEERS least In part upon the importance healthy position as a result of the Rufus ...... 14 .!• Porto» Por sa ok prices ranging from $35 to $125 on to art in concert in their efforts to recent decline, and there Is evidence Sheep Creek Cone...... SOI Wheat. No. $ ...... IK.. .144.44 |1.14 Instructed we will sell at our Sales­ which the directors attach to the Wtver 0*»t Mine# ? r.T ----- r*6- i...... Winnipag. Jan. S.—The entire assets Overland car* were announced to bring 4t about ” conversion of the $f00.000,000 deben­ not only of mnueitiai bun support, Silversmith ...... « ...... MM •Ti­ of the packing firm of Gordon. Iron­ day. Qy. tbfi Willy» • Overland Co. As its name signifie».it is a world rooms, 727*733 Pandora Avenue, on tures interest in stock before the but of an excellent export demand on Htendnf.l stiver Lead .. ; ...... It sides Jt Flarën will be sold at public organization. It Is based on Individ­ eun rural on privilege expired on May all the dips. Sunlwh Mines IWf tolt 6>84 .;..v;ri .14 - ____ _ sK- auction to be héld in Winnipeg on ual membership and does not claim Wednesday, 1.30 IS. 8. P. ranked, not far behind Corn: A better demand appeared Termletis ...... it .*♦ Cracked Corn»...... M February 2. The sale, which includes officially to represent any church or Atchison In earning power, but has both for futures and for spot corn, L mil L Glacier ...... 14 .13 Feed Commet mm !! disposal of plants and warahouses in religioUH organization. Its official Extra iArge Consignment of some rather heavy construction work and the close was strong at the best Oils— some of the larger cities In Western BLAME FOR DEATH IS statement* carry theii** own weight levels of the day. The cash sales ltoondery Bay Oil .... .44 I'll AtoSfs jKr'i ia still In hand. Southern Railway Kmplrtf Oil /...... •6% and Eastern Canada, has been and do not presume to represent the directors are known to' desire to were $0,000 bushels. The best to some Spartan Oil ...... authorised by the Standard Trust voice of the churches. But by rea­ make stock financing practicable and time, and while receipts were liberal flweetgrass ...... 09% Company. * which iras appointed son of the important positions held Household Furniture and an Increase in Its dividend rate will at 407 cars, there was no great pres­ Trojan Oil ...... « .06 trustee when the firm aatigned nearly by its chief officers and members aa Utility Oil ...... 44% ACCEPTED BY FATHER doubtless be considered when and sure. The enormous hog receipts B.C. Montana ‘...... 44% .00% a year ago. prominent members of their respec­ Furnishings If the claims of preferred stock­ continue, and in fact have continued Mier-llencous— l-rvperty to be placed on sale la tive religious bodies, it represents holders to back dividends hare been so long that It must be admitted that 11-U. Permanent Leas .. •7.44 Wholesale Market located at Moose JaW, Saskatoon Saskatchewan Man Com­ for practical purposes the conscience Including: Almost new Davenport Uanaila National Pire . . 46.44 of the churches. Among the ways in Suite upholstered in tapestry and disposed of as the management thinks statisticians were wrong in their e.r.R...... : 1*3.00 Regina. WInhipeg. Fort William, mitted For Trial Following they will be. B. A Beets, per OB*» ...... A ^ Holland—Demand 40.50. was taken to the Regina jail and will exchange turned sentiment among Dom Bridge...... Cabbag*. per Ik ...... 41 and * resent tive.i some of the leading men ing Table; All-Brass Bed, Spring and tngs have made a big jump oyer the Sweden—Demand 26.92. ——----- appear at the next assises here. Mattress, several very good Dressers last three months and are now run­ commission mainly bearish. Good ex­ Dorn. Canner* ...... C ertCts. per •Ck —...... ii* of the churches and universities of Dom into» Glass .... CsullQqe^r leeea ...... 1*4 te 3 $4 Denmark—Demand 17.63. * Mr». Herbert T. Maler. stepmother and Stands. 4 very good Hospital ning at the rate of $1.(MW,000 a month> port business was reported yester­ ru cumber*, h etH beebe wee ...... 144 te see the world. Councils have been es­ day in U.S. wheat on the break. Ar­ Dom. Textile» ...... 8 wltser land—Demand 19.4$. of the hoy, in also charged with man tablished In the following countries: Cots, Camp Cots, Wardrobe, Child­ This Is probably before depreciation, lak* of Wood* Ml*. Heed Letteee. »lecel.— erate slaughter, but will not be able to gentine and ÜA wheat are about on lAurentlde Co, ...... 81 »>nlen green •— •* Spain—Demand 14.09. Australia. Austria, Belgium. Bul­ ren's Cota Bedroom Tables, Chairs but even that means over 116 a share • 1 Greece—Demand 1.01. come to trial for at least two months, annually on the common stock after a parity with Manitobas in Liver­ National Breweries . 42-4 « •- garia. China, Czecho-Slovakia. Den­ and Rockers. Toilet Ware $ good pool. The trade generally has been Mackay Co...... m 11* oSSt Spenial». ear crate ..!*.!!!!! e 6# Poland -Demand .19%. owing to illness. mark. Eathonia, Finland. France. Steel Ranges, Cook Stoves, extra the payment of preferred dividends Oniàrif. M**t .. J.. «» «0 and other charges. Traders say there looking for a further break but many Howard Smith ...... 33 22 tssss. KkKii. wi»n.. U,L,2 It: Csacho-Slovakia- -Demand 3.00%. Germany. Great Britain, Greece, Hol­ good Heaters and Parlor Stove». is very little Crucible in the street. are of the opinion (hat the break is Ogilvie MU. Co...... 274 174 Jugo-81avla»~ Demand 1.60. SHARP FIGHT IN land, Hungary. Italy, Japan. Lettland, Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Chair* about over. We would be inclined to Ottawa Power ...... »R • *S eirfcASJ-'Lrs. r.i7ika Austria—Demand .0014%. Norway. Boland. Portugal, Roumanie, It Is claimed a pool i« being organ­ Penman* Limited .. .183 163 TnmlM...... t il Cooking Utensils. Jam Jars, Crock­ ised In Crucible, but the action of buy on any further setback. Hhawinlgan ...... 138-4 12*. Rumania—Demand .61%. MOROCCAN FIELD Serb - Croat - 8lo vene State. Sweden. ery and Glassware, Fire Basket, the stock falls to bear out these re­ Corn: Weathet* In Argentine fav­ Spanish River Palp .141-7 14V Argentine—Demand 40.11. Spain. Switzerland, Turkey. United Scales, Trunk, Truck, Counter, orable for com. Hogs: Ten to fif­ Do. Pfd ...... • 111 111 Brasil— Demand 11.60. States of America. ports. Steel or Can...... 84-* *4- ÏJSÎÎSt ‘....•" • >' Biarritz, Jan. 6.—Fierce fighting has Doors. Sash, English Saddle. S sacks Western Union developed special teen cents higher. Movement heavier Twin City Elec...... S6-4 56. Toklo—DefftÀnd .38%. occurred at Rincon-Medlk, Morocco, Turnips, Apples. Garden Tools, al­ strength. This rise was based on and expected to increase. Would ra Wayagamav Pulp . . .. 34 14 M OU»ni.. I.M 1, in Montreal, 99 21-31. between Spanish occupying forces most new "Easy” Electric Washing the expectation of an increase in the ther sell on hard spots for the jonsthstta Ohsasgas ... 114 to 3 4* Sale No. 1891 Machine. Now on view. Banana*. It NEW YORK COTTON and tribesmen, according to private |7 dividend at the next meeting. present. Grapefruit. Arisen» ...... *44 advices received here. It Is stated Western Union had an excellent year Wheat— o»v» High Iy>w Close WINNIPEG GRAIN o»en. Cloee. Also at 11 e’Cloek in Our Stockyard BFiâVe ... 144-4 147-4 144-4 147-4 Lemons, ease • ■ • Vv • • • vvj.*4 «« • •• December . 11.61 ",'fh 23.54 23 7* the Spanish lost a major and a cap­ Usual sale of Poultry, Including 3t In 1024, earning at least twice ita May ...... 178-1 176 171-1 117-7 Oranges. January . it. ft • 11.74 23 4* *3.72 tain. STEWART WILLIAMS t/CO dividend requirements. In view of July ...... Ill 114-4 1*1-* 1*4-1 ■tse. per ease ... S.S$ te 6.44 March ... . 38.77 34.44 33.7* 24.S4 At)CTIONP4 IfS Ancons Hens in full lay, etc. I ess be Melons per lb ...... ef May...... 24 46 24.14 Its comparatively low capitalisation. Wtnstpe*. Jen. «.—Ix>wer Liverpool cranberries. 144 lb. barrel* tklo 1*7-1 <*»bl*e wire responsible for weakness »t . 24 34 24.48 24.18 24.47 Western Union has been considered September ... 111-4 Cranberries *4 lb. barrels 3lkr 23.5 S MAYNARD A SONS 18:1 lit-* the opening of the wheat market to-day. beadle (tï * . 21.17 33.67 23.84 World Alliance Ihily Instructed by the Royal Trust Auction»srs______Phono 137 out of line. iii-i 134-2 158-1 but a strong tone dsvel»ped and prices JOB oraagw. r Company, on behalf of the estate of After advancing to 123. sip four «rapes. eeedTeilissa, entecrate ...... |M • Did you interview advanced . about 4 reals from the low Malagas. * the eminent the late Mrs. H. A. Davie, will sell by points from the previous close. Ul re­ I...I with the Hm. .round th. hi*., M.r Ua liter ato «tAtMlIBIvr...... To Hold A un a a l sponse to the Increase tir Its annual III wording » net gain of 1 cents sna public 231 Hi. Andrew1» THE------CORPORATION-- QA| OF TH« *4-2 Mr |w m ^ “Yes.” Street, Jgmes Bay, DISTRICT OF i K BAY dividend rat* from N to 17 basis, Wheat— Oeen High l-ew Close "What did he hav# to aay? Atchison encountered heavy profit- May ...... 181 IV*. 181 117% ’Nothing.’* Meeting To-morrow Tenders for a three-year lease ef the taking, dropping hack more than July ...... 1*4% 114% 144% 114% I know that, But how many Oak Bay boathouse will be received at three points to 111% This recession Oats— The annual meeting of the Victoria To-morrow. Jan. 7 the Municipal Hall. Oak Bay, up te 61%, VICTORY BONDS columns of It?** resulted from offerings by trader» May ...... 47% ■•* % •»1••% branch of the World Aflthnce for In­ January *. 1825. The highest er any Money Market July ...... •*% 44% 41? 7IROKU HUTM at t o’clock, a quantity, of well Kept tender will not necessarily be aecbpted. and not from liquidation by Im­ w Baf ley— Is Your Mental Tool-box Well ternational Friendship Through the portant interests who confidently May ...... 61% •4% 43% •<% Supplied "[H Churches, the first and only branch —-- ...... predicted several months age that the To-day Flax— (By K P. Clark A Co.k Limited) established In Canada, will be held Nay ...... 147 371% 247 371% Buy Sell Every man prides himsolf upon HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE dividend Increase would come early 343 173 24» 373 ' to-morrow, -, Wednesday, evening at J»ir ...... Lee*. »%4—Ts^rt ***r ,1M his ability—to drive an ’‘emergency 7.30 in the First Baptist Church. On In the new year. These people look Rye— nail" or do most any sort of a "can’t- AND EFFECTS Victoria Public ScMs for Atchison to be established on a Neqr York. Jan. I.—Call money May ...... 144 144 144 144% lift, letMHIHpillua* and December 145 t* 143 36 this occasion. Rev. Dr. Marvin of Se­ easier; high 3%; low 3; ruling rate July ...... 144% 141% 144% 141% 1813 let May‘ And *Navembsf abet 141.14 146.74144. wait-job.” attle will bp present and will addresn ■ f.i selling baals well above 13® in the Cash price* Wheat—1 Her. 144%; 1 1437 1st Jaae and December 144.40 164. Man. being a tool-using animal, On view to-morrow irtornlng from next few months and have net con­ 3%; cloning hid 3 ; offered at 314 : or. 174%; Me. i 16»% .'Me. « nr liais. Die a mass meeting at 8 o’clock on NOTICE TO NOt. 1741*; * discovers, too. that In his daily life he "Friend-hin Through *hc ches." sidered parting with their holdings lost loan 2; call loans against ac­ I. 1*7%: No- 1. 144% ; feed 134%; 145* let June and December 104 64 141.64 Take the No. 3 Car and get off at at anything like current levels. Now ceptances 3. 1411 1st April aad October 141.74 102 76 needs tools not made of steel—In Sir Richard Lake will preside. PU» eue Oats—* C.W. 416; • C.W., and extra 1 aifibgrafflraA^K,1417 let March and Sept.. : iüê| 164.1* tangible tool»—mental Implements The V» orui Alliance wus .*» es­ St. Andrew’s Street on Niagara that directors have finally overcome Time loans easier; mixed collateral feed. «#%; 1 feed ••%; 1 feed MW; re­ Street. their objections to higher dividends. 00-*0 days 3% <* 1% per cti|6t; 4-0 mental hammer», saws, squares, hits, tablished at a conference held August jected 41% : track «614. chletl», planes-— and the knack of, t| «»**, m raimiK to It may be that they will hot wait so months 3% # 4 per cent. Barley—1 C.W. 44%; 4 C.W.. 44%; re- 1414 1st May abd Bevember 144:44- 1. 1914, In response to a call of a For further pàrtlcuArs apply to long In the future for such action. Prime commercial paper 3% O 3% -TOJiWK- W, . 1417 let May and November 141.64 using them. These tools are merely I group of Swiss pastbr>.pastor», THi* .v>n- 1813 let May and November 143.74 ways and means of repairing little ferpnee was actually sitting when the This road’s 1*24 earning* are con­ per cent. C.W. end rejected. 346 %; track. 343%. 1834 let May and November 141.7* The Auctioneer servatively estimated at $16 a share Bye—1 C.W..-141%. ______loss##, finding loot things, securing war broke out and. many of the dele­ on the common stock and payment, "«writ»’. ...Tv.. l»432x 15thitlh April and Qet$ 166.14 141.14 tenants or help, quietly selling prop gates bad a difficult time in getting »iun/ of $7 annually' win work no hard­ JUmtion, Jen *.TDar stiver 32*4. pet ....r.' 1 ' ' "•..... 1843 Dthnn April__—i in js 161.1* ertjr—parsons] or real. They are home. The conference nevertheless ounce. Money *% per rent. Discount New York. Jan. *.—Bag sugar US. Ada___accrued i rotrrrat to Hate : 14ST. 1447, commonly Itnbwh so “Want Ad** wa* continued tn London. Nlrety ship o nthe road. Puhta Allegre rates. Short bille 3% and S 11-14 per cant; Refined 4.64 to 7.10. for prompt shipment, days. 6.341* por. *144; 1414. 1*77, 1811. snorted nearly five points ip forty- three menthe' bills 1 U-U and 1* per with oue refiner selling at 6.26 1er ship- end are. In rmllty, Publicity doing delegates were present from several five, reflecting r^tinuanoe of ■aeaLrafter January iLamgrimmmi the world"a odd Job.I nations and they were uannlmous in 410 * 411 8»ywsrd Bldg. PRwn 7304 UTH 12 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925 ■A TELEPHONE Y OUR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 TIMES—WE W ILL DO THE REST

MUTT AffD JEFF / *CewrrS*Tt1 lMl. By ». C Fisher, A Very Desirable Pet For Jeff From Sir Sid rreâs Mertt Bee. Hi C»eMq>. ALDERMEN TG SEE NEW TOTALISATOR 77TTT HON CuB FS»M5lft] TBuT He S«MT ALL Ttt€ uMyl StDNCY FOR \ov I "ID AFRICA FOR vt: You'Re Give (T Tb -me BUT, Alderman Marchant Believes A uow TAMeeu Aob you — 200'. I>0 U4T6M Man Placing a Bet Should N>eet> A UOM FOR A -105 ANYWIM6 You Get Protection \M curs mascot!______VWOMT UJAKlT BUT fx DON'T UUFifJT^ Don’t veAve Members of th* City Council will examine the Automatic Totalisa tor M0N6V lT '. t CAM IT HeRe machine manufactured by Automatic MILK. Totalisaient Limited, a sample of HARbLY Fcet> which is on view in Victoria, it was MYSCLFi Vi decided at the council meetinq last nipht. James de II. Curti». Canadian representative of the company, in­ vited the aldermen to «ne the met*- ehtne. The whole question of the legality of the present system of bet- tlnp a* carried out on Canadian tracks was to odme before the Gov­ ernment he wrote, and he sought the opportunity to prove that the pari­ mutuel system of betting distinctly called fqr by the criminal codé of Canada had not hitherto been carried out on any tr*eli m British X>o1umbla. Alderman Marchant suggested the aldermen attend the demonstration. Although not a betting man. he l*e- ll^ved it was oillr- lair that those who did place the bets should receive -wry protection^ ,nd assuranc : they wore boln* treated fairly MRS. HISCOCKS IS AGAIN PRESIDENT OF HOME COMMITTEE (ûL •^vt » (Continued from n«p* $> each child). 111: Rrnnlc Altaui..s (oak), with l Rent. Article* for Sala. l«o#t or Found. etc-. writing show cards. Ho canvassing. We in firat-ctass shape -*-* sixes, for Christmas. HOUSES FOR SALE T• patent attorney. 613 View Street.T. Hhotbolt, $5: Mrs H. Miller it; Die per nord per Insertion. Contract mtee Instruct you by our new elm pie Dlfecto- 5,21 Çhêvrôiot To HI TS a 1919 Chevrolet Touring. Gorge, and city Market. Mm. W T. K.rrt*. |S; Mr. J. Dlck- graph 8)stem, supply you with work and condition, at «S1—e'»V an extra good buy. *on. |5; Dally rhaln Chapter, •a application. •>i- pav you cash »w*S week. Write te day ut loom and start a good business l#«-ft. frontage. 12* ft. deep, all No advertisement for leas than l&c. tor full particular» and free booklet. XVeei- MASTERS MOTOR CO. LIMITED Mai rugs, portiere*, touch cover*. A fenced, and a nice five-room houae. PLUMBING AND HEATING (.O.D.K., |5, Mr*. F. Hlryln*. »J; Angus Show Card Service "Limited. 94 A #nau at ...... B fully modern ; fruit tree» and berries; Minimum number of words. IS. Easy Terms Ton- — can,. — .'artstart ea mereat ore in ■ a— • r - Mr*. H. Carne. |2; A Krlrnd, 81: Mr*. Col borne Building. Toronto, Canada It MB Yates St., cor, of Quadra St Phone 1*1 home bualnehM. Will teach you to operate ! chicken run. Apply Box 1*. Times. . tt ■ *e computing the numb*» of word» hi W» ------Tab' 4 Memab K. 1IA8BNFRATZ—Plut thing, heat- Urrthor. *5; Mr*. W. O. Cameron. T KAHN WIRKLK** A"ST> TRAVEL— ■ St. Oakland Deglefa Phene U*3 BARGAINS IN USED CARS ^r_*EPEi.nlmÎ^L ring pk«H>o 1133. 134-2-7 OHTOAOK Halt—Six-room modern oet- adverttaement. estimate groups of three or A• ing. repairs-all kinds. 1944 Tates. 12; Mr*. A. McKeown, $2.50: Mr* J. -5J Complété Marvonl a park and vale» Overland Touring ...... 1109 P<)H SALE—Tobacco at the B. A B. i.” taxe oa Dunedin Street. cioæ to Phoho 6T4. res 4417X 69 U' Grlmlaon. $2.50: Mr*. Dorman, leee figure* as one word. Dollar mark» and transmitting and late type receiving gear. CSKD FORD CARS Hupmobile Roadster ...... v,., . $l#9 liougla" Street car Ford Touring Car. tngine In per­ book* and clothing: Mr*. J. Du), all abbreviation» count aa one word. Clawea now fcirmiog Telephone 26 for Chevrolet Touring ...... *.1140 $1.2** or near offer. Phone 6952. TTOCKING. James Bay plumber. Pgrttcularw. Sprort.it haw SchtM>l. tf fect condition and Urea In Overland Touring ...... |-*#0 339-3-7 51 3711. 4M Toronto Street. C clothing ; Mrs. Walton, three Back* Advertiser* who so desire ma» have »A- Terms can be Overland Touring ...... -...... •*»• liYlIt SALE—Urey collapsible baby buggy. apple* ; Mr. F. F. Higgs, three Hack* pllea addressed to a box at The Time» Of.- ... . Wanted—a man: Ford Touring ...... ;...... 1*76 HOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN tanks installed, ranges connected. 1 (j*H Ford Touring Car! This car Is a * In good cow* It tow. Phone <0i(tR. o-tf “ “ODERN home» for sal*. ea#y term*. apple*: Mr. Raine», sack of beet*; flce and forwarded to their private address. \\ ANTED—A man not younger than Font Touring ...... $40» 1 1 twenty-five n«»r older than thirty- -■ wohderful t.uy, and baa l»e*n Ford Touring •>♦• M° D. II. Bale, contractor. Fort and Mr*. R. IngUa, Saanich, doll; Mr*. W. A charge of 19c la made for this servie». LXH’R USED RANGE BARGAINS five years of age for a business con Bd.Ao sell quickly. TVrma t1 4M I overland Roadster- .. - .-*>■ • • -•#*»• L* BC. Hardware. 71» Fort Street.* : one. Phone 114*. <* REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE T. Ferri*, jam and clothing: Mri. E. Birth Notice»;fl (*• ?rr Insertion. Mar­ that means a real future. Tie must know be arranged ...... 7...... •jrTvrxr Chevrolet Touring ...... MM the city of Victoria thoroughly and not b« F. Lang, clothing: Mr*. Hay, cloth­ riage. Card of Thanks and In Idemoriarm. 1 (|«>9 For«l Touring Car. with aelf- Chevrolet Touring ...... S47.S flKNUlNE Alaska Sealskin, dressed afraid of some real wprk. Prefer a man Chevrolet Touring ...... 14*9 WANTED TO SUY—HOUSES C. LAND A 1XVESTMEJ ing; Mr*. J. E. Umbaeh, box apple*: • I B# per Insertion Death and Funeral who has had retail grocery eipcrtence. starter and inoter In excellent VT and dyed, ready for tailoring ; for -AGENCY. condition. Tires and "&PRÎ 8S551 Vi %£& ::::::: sale cheap Phone 3126. 303-5-6 • 923 Governm« at. 1Ï3. 69 Mr. F. Landeberg. fourteen Jar* of Notice», il B# for one laaertien. 32.49 tor The man we want muet he able to finance shape. Terms can be B ht» own delivery car. which Investment $875 Mi I.MUghiin Touring ...... <94» WANTED, to buy or real, ame Jam; Illxhop Crldge Chapter, l.O.D.K. two Insertions will be amply eecured. The remunera­ McLaughlin 7-pa sa. Touring ...... I7S# E1NTZMAN Plano. In mahogany earn 11.. fouriuli, totu twenty-five acre». Vancouver RUPTURE 81 ten pinafore*; Ml** Finlayson, four tion will net not less than 62»» per month. 1Ü22 !Ford Roadster. In A1 shape. The Chevrolet Sedan ...... •1.294 H almost new; fer cash. 06 Michigan j jajani| with houae. etc.___ posse selon April children * dresae*: Mrs. Col. Peter*, If you think you are the man address owner of Ihle car has taken great Chandler 7-pa**...... H.IH ■ Write giving particulars and ,*r'”e„ Mr Car» well. #•» Dominion Building. see that everything worked per­ Box 144. Lethbridge. Alberta. .4161-*-* two boxes oranges; Capt. Butler, two FUNERAL DIRECTORS fectly at ail times. Teems can *•)•)?. Nash Six Touring ...... IMS# IT IBB'S,~ \ ictorla a pioneer ateoo repair UPTURES treated Mechanically, la boxe* orange»; Mis* Dois Dunemulr. Vancouver. B.C. who will come to Vlc- NaSh BIX Roadster, only run 1.390 Men. Women. Cbtldfea and Infanta torU and Interview applicant* 9»l-S arranged ...... •3’1 '«■** ' miles nc 642. 171*-tf Lawrle. thirty-eight baskets of Phene. 27» Itt Tates St. T^KW trucks, used trucks, t racler» and candy; A Friend, toy»; Mrs. A. Xas. 'Ill* Quadra SL Phone» 120# and 693S AT trailers. Tkea Pllmlev Limited. E7 1 ABLE mailing list# of Victoria and thirty-eight candy satchels, loi SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE •* mghton Street. Vleterla. BC Pb Vancouver Island liomea. business men. OSI FARM DAIRY. IU7 OI.pçn 8ot™r* TYPEWRITERS Jehnaon Sts. Phone 383. NATIONAL MOTOR * CO. LIMITED W’ANTED t. buy. used Phonograph day» until 9 o’clock. Phone 6674. V- Greenldge. toys: K. Eccles, toy*; WISHING TOU» Miss W y le*, box of Apples: F. Faw­ 11 it.. orda Phone_S3*.______Y EAR. END SALE mTPBWRITBRS—New and second-hand. MUSIC Ford Dealer» THE COMPLIMENTS OP THE SEASON cett. box of chocolates: Army and MONUMENTAL WORKS ANTED—To bu>. four or five rooms of I^ist SMx Day»’ Final R-ductlons X repairs, rentals; ribbons for all ma­ 1Y18K FOX. * .-scbar of plana. Leaeon* Ml Tate» Street W good furniture or separata pieces chines. United Typewriter Co. Limited. Navy Veterans, fruit cake, cake And **X at pupils’ bodies Telephone 1776T Box 211. Tlmee. 211-29-U91 .ADI Eh’ END LI Ml READY-TO-WLAR 7*6 Fort Street. Victoria. Phone 679*. »* bread; Mrs. M. A. Lacey, wool halla; MONUMENTAL WORKS 4731-39-191 JJM BRTANT l? aad Mllliaco King’s Daughter*. Victoria . Circle, ' Xqr. Johnson and Broad #1 reete. NEWI ORT A\ KM K. OAK BAT tllHTB». Office o-a* yard. Y/TCTOntA SCTÏOOI. OF NATURAL TOLET—MISCELLANEOUS End of Street Car Line Phone -M# WINDOW CLEANING patt of candy and bag*; Mr*. W. J. May and Ebert» Streets, near Cemetery. ▼ EXPRESSION Durant Four, year 19:i: only run Phone 7761 Sipprell, cake»; Western Gate Phone ««17. IHbben-Bonr Bldg. Phone 9414 Knight* Templars. Lodge, four pair* Principal: jrt.004 mil»*. A entendit) buy at $»25 BUSINESS DIRECTORY ISLAND WINDOW AND MISS CLARE POWELL. L.R A M. Hudson Super Six Speed*!*r. 4-pn**en- near where 1459.99* w4ll CLEANING CO. of boys- boots; Congregational Piano. Elocution, Singing. Theory. Etc. ger. year 1920. fullv oquipDod with LOST AND FOUND Phone 7313R1. Pioneer Firm Church, cakes and orange*; Centen­ COMING EVENTS it all necoanarv nccesnorle*. a nnapnv W. H. HUGHES nial Church K.8.. candy and orangea; nireadv car. Price ...... f$00 ART CLASS 917 Fort Street TUITION Studebaker Special Htk. year 1919. FURNISHED SUITES Mra. Miller. Victoria Creacent, dates, mwhanlcally in the beat -of order OST, at College dance. Empress Hotel, nuU. apple*: Kumtuk* club, twelve begin to reason, and when they rea­ and coach work, in good condition. L grey fabric fur-lined glove. Phone OY H ART GLASS leaded ligbta. Pan son they progress." Dlggone. Print.--*, OPROTT-SHAW Busltie*, Inetltute. 1911 -Ü1L PROFESSIONAL CARDS book*; United Commercial ^ Douglas Street—<*our«#s include: Price ...... "SS76 A PARTMKXT. 2*21 Cook Street, well R A beats*, all convealeocea. Phone 27*9. eaabee glased- Phor e 7671. Traveler*, cake and sandwiches; I'ommercial. Stenography, Socrvtarlal. OST. op New Year's Day. a boy’s llv-4-19* Mr*. F. Dills bough, alx Jars of Jam: Civil Service Radiotelegraph'. Prepara­ IJ sheepskin glove, between Willow* ^nd BARRISTERS tory. e»o. Day School, enroll any Mon­ Jubilee Hospital iate. *“ hd*““ jMELD APARTMENT» — Furntahed BOOKS Mrs. Helsterman. magazines : Mln- day. Night School, enroll any Tijewiay. THOS. PL'.MLET LIMITED latering Circle, King’s Daughters, four i tliit«« to rent by the week or month. FOOT A HANKER Ja*. managing director. Tele- OST. between Blanahard and Imuglas. Phone 13* Su. ______U-i*' * ^ISKX Barristers. »oil< itore. Notaries, etc. nightdresses, three pairs bloomers: A“ dred. Dance Belmont Building Ph.-ne 21. tf Broughton SL Victor)*. B.C T. HRAVILLE, Prop. B.C. Book Northwestern Creamery, two gallons day. January f. 1.30 p.m. Goud p-.n IJ nu Fori Street. a black fox fur. UMBOLDT APARTMK.VT»- Two aad W girlExchange, library. 613 Government Si Members of MANITOBA. ALBERTA and Admission rie». Phone *97 Finder please return to Times Office and three-room aultea to realit. PhonePh 1*29. Phone 1737. BRITISH COLUMBIA BARS. Phone 316. of Ice cream; Mias J. Ross, Box of RADIO receive reward. ______333-2-* H 76J#-tf Bank of Hovn Scotia Bldg.. Victoria. B.C. orange* and chocolates: Mrs. Q, T.. NYONE dual ring to learn all the old. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Fox. gifts; Mr. H. Maynard. lM-lb. A- time hhltroom BEn«s came to Wal. K FOItfSNT DV-10: Four-tube Re­ I dogs 'tn*le»>r Tf not dsfiAed Ta WTOB CH)R0PRACTQHB sack sugar, pall of candy, case of lace's Dar< ing Class at the K. cZ P. Hail days will be do Id. Apply G. Davta. ••orner Jam ease of Lifebuoy seep, three «ta Friday, a p m. Aumiaslun ^'»r. D flex Set iiking directional :«k-o Box 5142 Times. *»*-6-» BUTCHER—Floor» draining DENTISTS Colonist and Times. i cess Alexandra. Regular meeting Willya-Knight Touring, runs like MISCELLANEOUS IdUHST-CLASS rooms, table board. Kag- Thursday.D January 6. Harmony' Hall. 7.3». Phone *241L. 69-tf . A. A. HUMBER, denttot. Gas and las ta Hatloa of officers. 6142-'.*-* PO!’- radio batterie* and battery re- 1921 X Uah cooking; reasonable; central. 4.'6 GUILD OF HEALTH ' charging. -M.-ran^leaa Bat ter v Co.. 929 only • • “**;,#r $1150 Humboldt. Phone 37*20. Z«*-3*-I7| D" osygen*. Hours by appointaiant. 296 P your watch doo» pot give eatlefartlaa Yates. Phone 7 79* vt 11.EM Davis’s hen and "Our Owe Malt- CARPET CLEANING Pemberton Bldg. Phoaa 3146. tf I McLaughlin Maater Six C To-morrow, Wednesday evening, tilag U ta "The Jewel Bex." <*# Fort /4HOHLEY No. 69, *39 6*; No. 61, S82.M. R. J. F. SHUTE. dentist. Office, Ko. Istreet cor. Government Street. W<,,k Touring, like new. . $1150 Williams’s Ha range Hh»o. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS the Rev. T. E. Rowe will give an ad­ f,n t,rme- Crowtber Bros.. 1?*-27-3! SLAND Window and Carpet Cleaning 292 Pemberton Bldg. Ph XM 7167. 99 guaraateeu. Cleaning 31. ma.naprtnsi *l. C».. *17 Fort. Phone StTS. W. H. D dress at Belmont Methodist Church, ______1______tf IIP*>11 Chandler Chummy Roadster.'runs aws, tools. Umvee. R-la»ors put Idughee. Hamilton-Beach me‘hod. *9 Y.tltAhKH. W. F.. 291-2 Stobart- corner of Pembroke Street and Bel­ XtfaoU *nd looks like shape. Phone W. Emery. 116? G!ad- I e>6M| HTANLBY Avenue—Unfurnished Peaaa B Phoae 4294. Office. 9.39 TANUART Clearance Sale— I-adle.' y PERSONAL $825 S XOVes houaekeepelng suite for rent ; to 6 p.m. mont Avenue, at » o’clock. A cordial Si are clearing all i.ur stork of Coets. fireplace*, kitchenette^, phone, light : neat DYEING ANO CLEANING invitation Is extended- to anyone in­ JDreaaea, Suita. Skirt*. Sweater*. Rain Franklin Teurlng, In first-class KATES hollow ground. Carver A Son car-llae; central. Phone 3*44R after 1 terested. ü?7 Fort Mtreet. p.m. Coats. Klmonas. Scarves, Etc., at reduc­ E pay full market value for raw 1920 order, car cost 33.790 S ______tf r1lTY DYE WORKS—Gee. McCann, pro- HYDRO-ELECTRO THERAPY On Thursday evening at 8 o’clock tions from z* to 6# per cent. The Famous ne.v. Sals Drive only Eati>W*Hl 1993 mere. Til Taie» street______ir W soaed furs. 6*9 Johnson. Pi VOID that tired feeling by Turkish in Christ Church Cathedral School­ JAMESON MQTORS LIMITED FURNISHED HOUSES ADIES’ Guild for Sailors’ regular meet ’’Advertising Is •» heelneea A Bath and Violet Ray treatment from room. Quadra Street, the annegl an steam ■ *» amchlnery.’’ ENGRAVERS Madam Mtnnec. 729 Yates. Hhuna 17|4. meeting of the Guild of Health will L Ing oa Thursday at 2.44. Connaught Ale. None better. Sold at all vendor». 74» Broughton Street Phone 226* .lURNISHED House, alx ______tf Seamen’s Institute. Every member l*Falrall"» Limited, phone 212. if IT OOETS T.ITT LE TO be held when a large attendance of asked to attend.' sisi- F garage. Hhelbourn*- street. Rent |}6, eneral knguavrr, steneik^c rwô CLOSED CAR BUY* PLACE YOUR ADVERTISING Empire Realty Co. Limited. *41 Fort Ht. and Seal Engraver. Geo. Cro> MATERNITY HOME members and friends la looked for. BOATS DODGE SEDAN. recent model. dtec IN OUR HANDS ______•______6153-3-7 GGreen Bloch. 1214 Broad SL. opp. Colt On Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. V whVeiR new car condition. A fine closed iJcAUHCROFT NURSING HOMeT'iSS _ »hd Dance. IfuaUa five-pmee car at a bargain price ...... $1.349 Whether It T3LRN1SKED bungalow. Oak May. Phone In the schoolroom of the Reformed orchestra. Friday. January 23. at the be throujh X, 3X41L. ______~ *36-3-7 ENGRAVING—Half-tone x> Cook. Mra. B. Johnson. C.M.B.. phono Episcopal Church, the Guild Bible Alexandra Ball-room. Gents IL ladle* OATS built, repaired, aatlefactlon guar­ CADILLAC BIGHT. 7-paseenyer closed pMOTO car I» flrat-vlaR* condition, a real buy tine cuts. Times Engraving Dei Class will be presided over by Mra 76c- *______3 2 -1 » B anteed . i in a good reliable and luxurious closed or through RBN.T-w Furnished ho| car for family use or taxi and stage ■ * "r~r rtwHMipc------T“Seek», Bad ht tfw. R. a. Day. who la visiting the city T UXTON Hnll Dance. Tburadav. j»n.,rry - this office MECANO-THERAPY XJ 3, » till 1»\ Pitt a archestra. Admis YLINDER grinding, motorboat and wort You will *b* astonished at the £>•><* month, comfortably furnished eet- from Vancouver. motorcar repairs marine, way», etc. fine value 1*76 TwU lag#, new condition. ( in. FURRIERS elon 6136-3-7 CArmstrong Bros. 134 Kingston Street. A. W. CARTER great assistance MILNE. Mechano-Theraplst (manipu­ nSSaiaeanMEBBavssMsssQanaBnsK THE OLD, OLD «TORY XflblTART five Phone 14* *15 Courtney Street to you both as imSTER. FRED—Highest price for r H. lative treatment). 497 Union Bank Hudson Sup*r Six and Ease» Motor Cara to managing Bldg. Phone 29*7. 4719-26-16» *11 Thursday. 8 19. Conservative Raal9. MONEY TO LOAN ? our advertising UNFURNISHED HOUSES I. fur. 2116 Government btreeL Phone New York. Jan. «.—Jack Dempsey, Campbell Building. First table, four USED CAR VALUES * and adxlalng 1127. . ______$* heavyweight champion, will fight in hams; aecond. *«; third. *4; ten bid 62. 1*34 FORD tourlag. with Rucketell axle. xwu the NURSING HOME Everybody welcome. Only 24c, 6131-4-7 A GREEMENTS a ad mortgages purchased most economical ... New York next Summer. Dan Mc- FORD 1 -ton truck .!...... ,'.t *874 FURNITURE MOVERS •ZX Money to loan. Foot a Manser. Bar­ publicity methods l-each; free wood; .rent $26. Apply ÜSQÜIMAUr Nuratng Kettrlek. matchmaker of the new ESERVE Saturday night for Billy If> adopt for •1936. MNyS—OienlwqBl rister». Bank of Neva Scotia Itldg,. v|c- DODGE Brother*’ tourlpg ...... *776 90 Dallas Road, a fternoona. 6139-3 - * Xj Home. 447 LampaonLam peon Street. Maternity Henderson- crater In Long’ Island Muir Benefit Dance, l onnaugh Hall. tf-3* DODGE Brothers’ touring-...... *676 bout to Mover if so. se# J seven a Rt,l* to 11.39. Auaplce* Victoria Dancing DODGE Brother»’ delivery ...... *7*4 , that for aa IX.-ROOiTVouac with good garage. 2*31 Lamb Transfer Co. for houaehoW" and general minting. Invalida given en- city, who Is regarded aa eastern . Club. Newly-formed five-piece Arcadian And others at price# to suit email a ____Htreej__ Phone 7»93R , 324-3-6 Amoving, trating, p*. kin*, shipping or starpert care. One acre nice grounds. Phi manager for the champion, an­ tRber sum aa 4924 and 66491*. 4197-tf «reheatrg. Lad!*» 26c. gffitlemrn 69c. Term» va any ' ear rpO .HJ—Beautiful home oppealta beach age. Off le» phone I&67. night 266IL. nounced yesterday. This Informa­ Tickets obtainable at 641 Fort*street ms# ^ ______4I62-2-* A E. HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITE; j *- Free wood. R<-nt $24. Apply 99 Dal-- tion. made public at a dinner In con­ yan, mcintosh. iubbbrson. blair las Road, afternoons. 613*.3-T OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN nection with breaking ground for the fflHURSDAY night dence. Rex Theatre. TIMBER COMPANY LIMITED — Cor. View and Vancouver Sts Phene 4 79 ! a avetematlc FURS TimberR erulaers. valuators___ ...M, monthly campaign 7 massive stadium, was received over X Eeqnlmalt. January I. Holt a orches­ hegch. -modern conveniences. 313.6» _ r. V. B. TAYLOR, general practice. tra. Admission 35c. Refreshment- ^ engtaaers. Timber for sale in large DDRESSING and mailing circulars to1 BUY RAW PURS—All kinds wanted. Special attention to finger surgery of the telephone from Manager Jack am Alt tract*—Crown grant or llcanae $ car owners. We have names and ad- I NEWTON month. Apply CO* Campbell Building theD e>e. ear. nose and throat. 494 Pi Kearns In Ban Francisco this morn­ A -u______*116-3-6 Cheque by return mall.mnll. If price bet any part of the Province: 7*3 Beta dressas of Victoria and Vancouver laldhd I satisfactoryI fur returned Hwmedlataiy at berton Building. Phono l$«4. •ufo uwr.rre. Now ton AjgvorttMns Agency, AGENCY ing, M15 McKettrick said. A-S.C.—The tll» g of riYWO-ROOM hoo*e; light; chicken-house. James Sleman. 1616 Clare quite >4. Winch Bldg Phone 1911. dtf-!6 X ft Whittle. Ralph Street. 333-1 -5 V• vmteria Amateur gwtmmtag» Club PHYSICIANS FLOWER» WIN» AGAIN will he held at I*»# T M C on W'ednpe- •r.ui tbv ÂNt, LiVSBTOL^ * F TuU DO NOT SBB what you are leak­ YUbT arrived, gepuine Alaska aealak rlo<* 41M-Î** i | F TÔÜ DO NOT HER what you hr* look- - Tenusry 7. u* * " ‘ „ I X Ing for advertised here, why *ot auxfr- Muplgraph and 4ltmM>araph VJycular let­ I ing for advertlaed here, why not adver­ •J dressed, dyed, same price you would Boston. Jan, «.—TWr Flowers, MB* f llae. *nur wapt»T,, Homeeny^gmongst. the ters and Po»tcar*a. Addressing. Mailing. tise tour wants* gemeene amongst the pd> for cohrmon Hudson aeaV Have some - L oAYit>. NS dp CANADA mtlltscy 4 MeSBHAI.* l*nppt*a. r*%WlCi>d stock, thonaaniia of readers will moat - likely hurt Batts Quf*edtny Local. 1-,-ninion and tlmtuandk of trader* Will inoet TITtet) >mva thing tha? will last for Tehra r. TU m specialty : •?! 'year» ’’experiéiiwe:’ Fttlte negro miiWlewylght of Atlanta, last $24.50"^;a rtinÆhundred. . 5and S«lante *k Parent* prise a Inner»! a, >A \ eel». | juat what you are lookln* for and he el id Foreign Pub flea tin»*. Just what you are looking for and be yla-l T. N. Hibben. tiovernmeat Street 499 venue»» Bldg.. Third and Uhlvwnfcv.r.. night scored n technical knockout JUf%t 4j^t»9ien •2*«. ^ Mlâ-2-4 Jasmine Avenue. Marigold. Jffid.fiyim >t s reasonable price...... U-ll Suite 8|, Winch Bldg. Phone 111* tv sell at a. reasonable price. U-14 ie*-23-m Sant He. M*at I over Billy Britton of Kansas City. REAL ESTATE-HOUSES, LOT S, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUIT, and CHICKEN RANCHES FOR SALE

Cullam. Her conscience told her that OAK BAT JAMES BAY SNAP dreaming of romance was one thing, ive-room bunnio*. fail c«n« IGHT acre*,of choice land, no rock or IX7B have Just rewired Instructions te -but dallying with It aa a reality was E ■warns. Two acres in garden, balance F meat, new pipe lew far wee. quite another. And she was Charles' partly cleared. Five-room bungalow, gar­ I* -00 Terme • » Place oa the market for the first age. large chicken house far St* birds. time one of Che most attractive seven-mom SERIAL STORY wife, she reminded herself Sternly. City water. Fronting on main road. Ex­ FOR RENT eetol-bungalowe In Jeraes Bey. Situated HOUSE LISTINGS WANTED But, despite her resolution to dis­ tremely cheap, U,MS. on a corner lot, on the car line and within miss such thoughts before they be­ f^ADBORO. . ____ Hey_ , weterfi. . T at, flea*_____ easy walking distance of the city, this W® ■Swisllss In the sale of homee In FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH Vv1 bungalow,bungalow. furnished, modern.r |16 per property hae all the qualifications of the v V the Oak Bay and Fairfield Districts. came actually treacherous, she could ■** J. GREENWOOD FIVE ACRES tenth. -ideal family home. The roams are all not refrain from reviewing the con­ large and bright and the house contains If you ere deeiroue of aelllag on to-day's TYSON » WALKER every modem convenience. Including HOT market list with ue for immédiate results. versation that had taken place be­ seven miles of elly. This property i_ tween her and Cullam across the tea WATER heating system, ÜA8 connections, F. BROWN A SONS THE MARRIAGE SCALES very steely situated and has a eoulhem and surmised that they were dining it___ ------—--- -—----- take that broom and sweep that black bungalow. e didn't nibble the bunny after aH. S) Genevieve Xemfite together. He saw Doris frequently "Very much.” he answered prompt­ lump of mud off the porch. I think "Oh, Uncle! Wlggily, Don't bring And-If the snowflake doesn't Uokle with other men, too, but for some ly. "Can any man be blind to an Curly or Floppy Twlstytail, one of that black lump of mud Into my clean the rain drop under the chin and /eaeon his Jealousy and resentment appreciation of beauty? Especially the plggte boys, giust have left the kitchen!” cried Nurse Jane. make it fall off the edge of the cloud. were directed more toward Jervis when you are In the world?" mud there while playing." "Mew! Mewl” cried the pussy, and I’ll tell you next about Uncle Wlggily 7 than hie other rivals—perhaps be­ Nurse Jane was aa much surprised and the old nest. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY At any other time Mariana would "All right. I’ll sweep it off.” re­ cause the former was so formidably have accepted this as It was intended plied Uncle Wlggily. But when, a Although there are auguries for ubiquitous. —an Idle expression of gallantry. little later, he went out with the possibly favorable developments in One mid-week afternoon, he paid But now she wanted to consider It an broom, the black lump wasn't to be new projects, on the whole the da> his dinner call on the Pages. It was Involuntary tribute to her charm. may be one of complications and sufficiently late for Charles to be àt "You ha va never married r* she anxieties In many directions. A rest home, as he thought, but he found countered. "Well. I auppoeè the plggte boys less and high-strung condition may only Mariana. — -= - saw it and swept It off." thought the DAILY RADIO PROGRAMMES 'I am beginning to believe wliat rabbit gentleman. So he put the Impel tb sudden and insufficiently She came down to the drawing­ countless before me have believed, considered change, removal or Jour­ room. wearing a delectable tea that marriage is not for the actor. broom back In the closet, and. after twinkling his pink nose two or three Cross-word Puzzle for To-day ney. which are destined to end die gown of saffron-shaded chiffons It’s unfair to a woman to drag her CFCT—Victoria City Temple (410) the courtesy of Harry James Beardsley astrousty. In hedVt add home affaira which made a perfect fpll for her through a Bohemian existence. If times. Lncle Wlggily started out to At 7 p.m.—Fletcher Brothers’ Music (Cousin Jim)- assisti(stated I fcby Eugene— -Lamb HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE the omens are for inharmony and shining dark hair and creamy flesh. she travels with her husband, she seek an adventure. House, Duo-Art and Vlctrola Recital, and other artists. She had never looked lovelier, and But. as he stepped on the front Including new records for January. Every number in the form represents the beifllRilng of a, word, reading either peeeibiy sensational developments; hoe to put up with acute discomforts. porch, there was that black lump KHJ—Lea Angeles Times (366) consequently the most discreet con­ she turned upon him the full battery If she doesn’t travel with him—" he KOO—Gan. Electric Ce., Oakland (31Z) From < to «:» p.m —Art Hickman's horlsontally or vertically. If there hi a black square to the left of the number, duct is enjoined, lest grief and re­ of her arts. shrugged significantly—"they drift **Do! Ho!" laughed Mr Longears. At I p.m.—Studio programme. Part Concert Orchestra from the Blltmore the word Is horlsontal; if above it. the word is vertical. The. same number may morse follow. When the tea was brought, she apart." on# given by the Adelphlan Club of Ala­ Hotel. Edward Fltapatrick. director of course begin both a horlsontal and a vertical. The definitions for the correct “Curly and Floppy must have dropped meda, California, assist'd by the Arlon From 6 30 to 7.30 p.m.—Children's pro­ Those whose birthday It Is ate told the butler to excuse her to The faintest trace of an amused ore black mud on Nurse Jane’s clean Trio and George W. Ludlow. Part two gramme presenting Prof. Walter Sylves­ words to All the form are found below, with numbers corresponding to those on under rather discouraging augury for others' callers. smile touched Mariana's lovely given through the courtesy of the "D" ter Hertxog, telling storien of American porch. But I'll sweep It off." Radio Company, Oakland. California. the form. Run through the definitions till you And one that you recognise, and the year except in the matter of new "They are likely to be a lot of mouth. This lime, when Uncle Wlggily history. The weekly visit of the Ridlo put It In Its proper place on the form, one letter for each white equarç. This wtU projects. The utmost care should be silly girls who would gush over you "It's plain to be seen that you’re From 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.—Dance music Fairies. Queen Titania and her Hand- and bore you to death." she explained went out with the broom the black programme by Henry Halstead's or­ furnish several cross-clues to the words linking with It atsright angly. Continue exercised In making changes or Jour­ not in. love." she said—and read a lump was still there. He was Just chestra and soloists. Hotel St. Francis, Front • te 16 p.m.—Programme pre­ In this manner till the form Is completely filled. If you have eolved the puzzle neys and the social deportment prettily to Cullam, "and they'd haunt Personal meaning into Ms siidden going to sweep It away when the San Francisco. sented through the courtesy of the As­ my drawing room for weeks in the correctly It should read both horlson tally and vertically with words corresponding enould he. régula ted by the most con­ flush. lump moved a little, and out of It KFRC—Radiosrt Studio. San Franelsee sociated General Contractors, arranged ventional codes, since heart and hopes of finding you here again." looked two bright, green eyes.

THE GUMPS SERVICE

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mw\ FORTHE • was m hrifknM More than a toothpaste— Gnat Btitaia v4(K ft check* Pyorrhea 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY * JANUARY 6, 1925

UNER NIAGARA DUE HERE JANUARY 9 NEW APPOINTMENT Pickard à Town Ltd., Successor* to ^2533335^ ' «MMaa»y*»«. ON CM STIFF The Range It’s a Pleasure to Use W. 8. Howard is General There muet be something very unusual about the Monarch flange Executive Assistant when so many wOjmSIf give ft such splondid recommendation. Ft . . „ ..v. mn.«.*■■■', - to his appointment has been assistant Drake Hardware Co., Ltd. general passenger agent thus suc­ Wednesday Morning Special ceeds F L. Wanklyn, Whose retire­ -1 • / 1418 Douglas Street Phone 1841 ment was announced at the end of the year. Wool Cravenette Mr. Howard Is one of the younger ;f the company’s officials although Trench Coats ... ho entered its service twenty-five $9.9an via Suex. The Hawaii Flannelette Blankets Maru is expected here January 18. I Largest size, best quality ; pink or blue (90 FV(V V War Hero Now border. Pair ...... ;.... «(/■• 0 5/ SEATTiE SKIPPER In Vancouver Seattle, Jan. 6.—Disappearance of TATJM LOADING Capt. Harry de Gueldre, promisoiit Germans Had Grudge Against ■vlubman iuul uuuiery superintend r In four hours the British ship went ent of the Pacific Northwestern Skipper So Got Him At Last down. Fisheries Company, was announced LUMBER FOR EAST Officers and crew were saved by a yesterday after members of the Vancouver. Jan. 6.—The value of trawler. The very next morning the ST. PI'S DOME IN Arctic Club and detectives had con­ advertising does not appeal to Capt. German guard at the prison where ducted a futile search for five days. Will Complete Cargo on Main­ 1* E. George. D.8.C., master of the ’apt. George’s brother was held re­ ported with Hunnieh Joy that the Capt de Gueldre has not been land; Has Had Thorough steamer Rio Btnnco how In porL~ seen since last Tuesday night. On Capt. George bases hie argument on skipper's ship had been sunk, thus UNSAFE CONDITION Wednesday morning last this note spoiling the day for the prisoner. With Which Is Affiliated Rockland* Academy Overhaul his experience in the war. was found in his room In the Arctic Seven times he fooled the German The Rio Blanco is loading ties here Club, addressed to the club: T. R. ENOEABY submarines on the dangerous couraea for Port Soudan and India for H. R. London City Surveyor De­ “In * event that I do not return, Ss. Tatjana, now ready for sea and McMillan Export Company. having been made Into a staunch from England to the Mediterranean NIGHT CLASSES please give everything to the club appointed general manager of the with ammunition and other war sup­ clares it Must be Classed as telephone -operator—she has two freighter after a $125.000 repair con­ Canada Steamship Lines, aa an­ Courses: Commercial. Stenography. Collegiate, Secre­ tract. is now loading lumber at the plies. His success was mentioned in “Dangerous Structure” tarial, Preparatory, Bunlne** Administration, Higher children to support.” nounced in yesterday’s Times. He Is the press, his accomplishments were Accounting. Wireles* Telegraphy and Telephonv. The telephone operator mentioned Ogden Point piers and will complete Local Shipping cargo on the mainland. She Is bound recognized by the Government by New Term begins Jan. 5 (mice now open. Send for In the note Is Mrs. Zella Clegg, a well known here. the awarding of the Distinguished Rebuilding Plans Are Prob­ particulars, widow, who was only casually for the Atlantic seaboard from this Service Cross. The Princess Patricia, according to coast with a full hold and deckload. JA*. M. HATTY, Manager acquainted with the captain during at noon yesterday, delayed a short His brothey, a prisoner In Germany, officials bf the Canadian Pacific B.C lem; Cost is Estimated at her duties ns operator at the club. The Tatjana ban been out of dry- Coast Service here this morning, la dock since Sunday. After under­ time by fog. with a large list of pas­ had his life in jail much cheered by The disappearance Is a mystery to sengers and a heavy cargo, from Aus­ the success of his seafaring brother. in Vancouver for repairs and while $2,500,000 .Capt. de (iueldrc s friends,, although going the rough |4st* she wa* found she is laid up the 8s. Charmer will ENTER ANY MONDAY to be absolutely sea-worthy *nd tralia by~warnt Honolulu. It is believed he even spoke of it to he suffered a slight attack of la his German guards...... take her place. At the same time the London, Jan. S. -The great dome of grippe ten days ago. remaining in above reproach as a freight carrier. Princes* Mary will take thé Powell She is registered at this port and Tommy: Teacher, can anyone be Germany decided to get the suc­ Ft. Paul’s Cathedral Is declared by his room for three days. The room cessful skipper. <>n Ills eighth voy­ River run over from the Charmer, the city surveyor to be In such an was left in perfect order, his effects will be operated by the Vancouver punished for something they didn't thus allowing relief in all quarters. and Victoria Steamship Company. do? age a submarine arose alongside of unsafe condition that the municipal being in their natural places. City the bridge. The ship was laden with The Charmer left for Yhe up-Island authorities, according to The Dally detectives were Immediately called The .ship Is _ commanded by Capt. Teacher: Why. no. of course not coal, and the resultant explosion port this morning. She was taking MUror, have served notice upon the and since have been searching for J. M. Hewison," well-known in this TnmsgJ Well, I haven't done my on supplies here. port as one of the most successful threw chunks of coal on the deck of official custodians that they officially him. arithmgfnk her nearest convoy, 200 yards away. regard the doine as "a dangerous Capt. de Gueldre Is forty-one directors of salvage operations ever The Victoria Machinery Depot has structure.” .2-2- to work on the Pacific Coast. He taken the steamship Tees up on the years of age. u native of Belgium, The condition of the dome has been and was mate on the sailing vessel has had many years of experience in marine ways where work Is being this and other lines of seafaring work, awource of anxiety for the cathedral Dirigo when It sailed from Belgium done on her tail shaft. She will be ofTThtalfl for some years, owing to to this country., At that time he was and is a thoroughly competent navi­ out of the water for the next two gator. TIMES SHIPPING CHART cracks in the supporting pillars, and Collegute and Preparatory elghtçen years of age. one of the or three days. large sums have been spent In grout­ youngest sea officers In the world. It is seldom that a ship which was Courses given up a loss by her owners, as The Princess Louise Is loading ing nnd other measures. Seventeen years ago he began his COASTWISE MOVEMENTS AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND While a recent report by the cath­ VDiversity Matriculation services with the Northwest Fish­ was the case with the Tatjana, once Niagara—Mail* close January 14. 4, freight • for Vancouver from Yoko­ again enters the charter market.* But >•»*». Due Auckland February j; 8yd- hama, wheih now lies it the Rithet edral’s experts recommended further eries as master of the ship Guy C. For Vancouver ley February 7. M drastic repairs if disaster were to bo Cross, and later took command of the vessel, although she was piled up at pier*. She is running on the regu­ Day Classes on the rocks of the Barkley Sound C.P.R. steamer leaves daily nierra (via San Francisco)—Mails lar midnight sailings. T averted, the experts suggested that the ships J. D. Peters and St. Paul 2.15 p.m. ch*e January 17. 4 p.m. Due Sydney absolute safety could probably only In the Alaska-Seattle service. Since and thought to be In a hopeless state, February 10. Evening Classes is now as good as she ever was. C.P.R. steamer leaves daily at 11.45 Maunganul (via San Francisco) - The Princess Ena. C.P.R. freighter, bo Insured by removal of the dome then ho has been serving as cannery p.m. .... and rebuilding it. superintendent in various Alaska Her original owners surrendered “all* January 25. 4 p.m Dye is laid up at the company’s dock here the vessel to the Pacific Salvage From Vancouver a'ry,”lft0,i Fe6niary 111 Sydney Febru- on account of the scarcity of freight This, it was estimated, would cost ga Iwob -canneries. « vmpeny in hew of salvage ctetina-.r steamer.. arrives 4»Vy JÜL J £ 508.000 and entail the closing of His onîv~ r*lAtlve in this country, from t he herri n|^t çfe,9J^t , WtU the ramedim for three years: * brother. Fred de Gueldre. residing Since that tithe the local concern, has : TIDE^ TABLE Coast, The herring catch Is Un­ Send for Particulars. worked upon the vessel and has suc­ C.P.R. steamer arrives dally at $ usually small this year. The result Consequently they advise leaving- In Kansas City, has been notified of p.m. this for some future generation, and the disappearance. ___ ceeded In making her a staunch - January is that many tramp steamships have craft, capable of sailing through the Fer Seattle been disappointed and. up to a few that meanwhile another £150.880 be i. fit* ?8 /lvpjrtn uUrs spent in strengthening the pillars. VESSEL MOVEMENTS worst weather that ever ruffled the C.P.R. steamer leaves dally at Time lit Time Hi Tltnz Ht Time Ht days ago. were lying off the fishing i h truth N A LtsJt Pacific Ocean. 4.30 p.m. — fUh. m. ft.h m ft.h. m. f t grounds on the West Coast, waiting SOLID PILLARS ■ ' 1 17 3,8 $.31 S.Sjlf.M 8. tilt. 44 4.0 for any cargo that might come .their Regina at Halifax from Portland. Sol Due leaves dally, except Sun­ ast 4.ti Mt teint s ir-- -- The city surveyor, however, ap­ Columbia at Halifax from Glasgow. days, at 10.18 am. !.«• «.ms.43 4.S1 way. ______parently takes the view that demoli­ Canadian Slegneur at Halifax from Officials Holding ... . .114.87 8.S 18.44 M! tion^ is the only way and that the St. John. C.G M.M. MOVEMENTS ...... ii.es » s ie.14 *.*!.. The Tatjana is loading lumber at present hollow pillars must be re­ ...... 11.st i.rii.u 3.4 the, Ogden Point piers to-day, and Andalusia at Halifax from Jamaica...... 12 4$ t.sii».u 2 3liHPH placed with solid ones before (ha* Mount Clay at Halifax from South­ Conference To-day Canadian Highlands# left Panama 4.21 4.4------7 St $.$'12.31 t.llte'.SIÎS144 1 * for some days to come, for the At­ dome la rebuilt PHONE 1361 ampton. '___ __ for United Kingdom December 30. 4 SI 1.7 « SI K.411S.63 is :v lantic seaboard. While urging expedition in making Winnipeg. Jan. •—The annual con­ 10 . 7.24 ..1.7 » 11 t.tjl2.t« t.t ttl .. ... it safe, the surveyor does not suggest Parenthla at St. John, N.B. from Canadian Importer left Victoria for l:.4t it !a : !î*,e ASjlî-14 9.0’Si.tS 1.» ference of the Freight Traffic De­ Antwerp December 30. ■ J U M 1UI 8.3.12.41 S^llLSS 5.2 that the dome is In Immediate dan­ f* M^ereus at St. John from Parrsboro. partment of the western region, Can­ 15 7" ger of falling, but fhinks Such col­ Canadian Inventor at Vancouver. I.λ 1.511.0 $.• 14.22 * 3 13 40 2.4 SEATTLE SHIPPING Mount Laurier at St. John from adian National Railways. Is being *.2î 1.4 12.4» 7.415.14 7.8'.. lapse is likely within a few years. held to-day In the board room of the Canadian Planter arrived -Towns- «.23' 3.2 8.148.11 K.f.llS.f,*8.5US.58 7>!4.237.» 14.2* 727 2 Seattle. Jan. i.^Th* ateamahlp K. It la contended that the hollow pil­ DO YOU WANT TO INCREASE Liverpool. î îî■ I!!j ! •-2S I.Ul4.St 4.SU7.42• *'■' «« 4.5«s Marburn at Southampton from SL Union Station under the presidency vill# December 29,' 4 8 IS# 8.8115.64 6.2121.44 I t I* I.uchenbat-h arrived here yeater - lar* sufficed under the condition* of W. G. Mander*, freight traffic Canadian Prospector arrived Bos­ I s day with 1-V0 tons, ot general cargo existing when Sir Christopher Wreix John» _ ménager. Matters pertaining to the l *T * V Mliîî «H!»!î 117 tl l♦ »;»»b •* « 5 built the cathedral, but that the sub­ Mlnetonka at LondonfiromNew ton December If...... io is s.s:.. loaded at (lull ports. York. movement of freight traffic and pros - Canadian Scottish arrived St. John. . - sequent excavations for neighboring YOUR STOCK? pects for the year are under discus­ 22 . . H.I»l*.l!lMI Lll.. .. With an assortment of wood and buildings, tbs construction of the Cedric at Liverpool from New York. Canadian Miller arrived Yokohama Marloch at Liverpool from St. John. sion.. Those, taking part in the con­ | J< * < I I IIMHDI O Ü vegetable olta loaded at Havannab, present elaborate system of sewqrs. ference Include many prominent December 30. i 1! !■■ ! ” »ti«iii**‘tiu • « the vastly Increased traffic passing « H t.t! «11 T.»n«.«t MIIUI I Oa.. together with sheet Iron and gen­ western officers. Canadian Skirmisher due Victoria 1U «.It >.<;l«.t« 7 fc.nn IHH.II t.. eral cargo from New York and Balti­ and other causes have dangerously January 3. —:——...... | *7 . !f! « 7 11.» l.fcilS.fc. «1,51.77 1.7 affected its stability 7.VU « 7 ll tfc I Sn.fcfc 7.4|...... more. the United American lines Canadian Whinner left Shanghai for j ij • steamship Mount Carroll arrived yes­ POSITIONS BY WIRELESS Victoria December 54. • 1# . « II « ’ 7.it «.«15 45 ‘‘Do you love me. darling?* . Tillesen & Burt Mi * ■ ; « ««i«*« «:«»:« «« terday. “Of course f do. Herbert.” Canadian Coaster left San Pedro ju ESTEVÀN. 8 p.b—MINABRBA. « $.7l «H ».«:i«.«4 4.71 Broad and Tatra. They sell for San Francisco December 30. “ P*rn t. * 11 tiltlt wet.r from lew wnt.r. increase of 1.!•«.•<« bushels over tho - -- “Our Own Brand” 1,109 miles from Este van. for Astoria January 1. Wli.r. bl.nki ocoor th. tld. rton of Ml. same period of 1»I1. the Seattle CANADIAN COASTER. bound Canadian Observer arrived Van- : ‘’.’"S* “«««<«• >m>i Merchants' Exchange announced to­ ■UTTER Victoria, 324 miles from Victoria. porlod, without lurnlit*. Tho hol,ht lo lo foot Olid tooth, m day. ______DAHILLIS. 1.810 miles from Vic­ Vanadlan Trooper at Vancouver. t mooeutod from th. orrro,. l.r.l of The “Bowman" Remedy will do it. Are you receiving toria. hound Victoria. Canadian Volunteer arrived Prince lewer low water. — With IP.êoe measurement tons of WAIT A PU, bound Vancouver, 2,229 Rupert December 29. Kpquimalt—To flftd tho depth of water Oriental freight, one of the largest our news.bulletint It’s free. mile* from Vancouver. on the «m nf the drv dock at any tld.*. MEN'S GENUINE WOOL Canadian Spinner left Victoria for add 1*-» feet to the height of hleh water cargoes to reach Seattle from the far New York December 20. ■ft gives above. Kan In many months, th».ateamahlp FLANNEL, KHAKI Alert Bay—Overcast: calm; bar., Canadian Transporter left Glasgow President Jefferson of (he Admirai TO 30.15: temp.. 44; sea smooth. for Victoria December 1». TIME OF SUNRISE AND SUNSET OR GREY (PACIFIC STANDARD TIME) Oriental Une arrived Sdnday night Kstevan — Overcast ; northwest, Canadian Freighter arrived A ven­ from the orient. Her silk cargo was night; bar., 80.05; temp., 87; heavy in out h December 24. At Victoria. B.C. for the month of valued at H.ooooo. The Erick Bowman Remedy Co. ■Well. Canadian Ranger left Halifax for January. 1925. CALIFORNIA 0TT1CI? AND FACTORY. 618 YATB8 STREET Working Shirts PACHKNA—Part cloudy: north­ Victoria December 20. Raw atik and silk goods imported west; bar., 30.07 ; temp., 38; heavy Hour. Min. for the first five days of January to 88. swell. CLOSING DATES FOR TRANSPACIFIC January 11—9 a.m. MAILS. JANUARY. 1*8 Seattle were valued at more than ll.eea.eeo local representatives of 18. Ruth Alexander SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING CHINA AND JAPAN three Japanese and one American January IS—* am. Empress of Australia, mails steamship company announced yes­ January 2. 4 p.m Due at T« terday. -- - Ran Francisco, Jan. 8.—With the January l.',. Shanghai January 98. Ha— second largest silk cargo that kong January 21. - •_ i ÜS i Information-J l ’ssr come into this port since NoVe President .la« knon Mail*. He* Jhnu 901 ÛOVERNWINT 0T. 24 the T.K.K. Uner Talyo Maru ary 3. 4 p.m. Due at Yokohama Janu­ No St. Lawrence Phone 40 School Children arrived yesterday after being held up ary i:., Shanghai January M. Hong­ kong January 24. •>. outside Golden Gate five hours by Yokohama Marti—Ma'l* done Janu­ fog. Its shipment of £.80» bales of ary 7. Due at Yokohama January 23. Money Vote in US. > Get a Red Cross Pencil Box. Well made by disabled soldiers. raw silk was exceeded by 2,188 bales Shanghai Fehruaiy 3. ITtce-M*. Eac h brought by the Siberia Maru of tho Arlwmt Maru Malls close January 9. Due at Yokohama January 13. Shang­ lahington, Jaé. 6 (Canadian PACIFIC 5 5 C Regular price $3.00. All dies same line on Christmas Day and by -The Appropriations Com ■ Qf.i m- mLMria i V 4.000 bales by the Korea Maru No­ hai February 3. Hongkong February 9. for...... si.ee Protean*u»—Mm il* close January i.v mittee of the House of Represen­ vember 24. 9 a m Due at Yokohama January 29, tatives yesterday eliminated the ap­ THE Hongkong F. bruary 11. propriation of 322$,080 which THE RED * DROSS WORKSHOP The Siberia Maru is due to sail Arabia Maru—Myila clkee January 1«. been asked for tbs purpose from this port Wednesday noon with 4 p.m.—Due at Yokohama FwWuary 1, . 544-1 Jehneen St (Just Belew Gevernment) Phone 215S Shanghai February 11. vlding for the continuation of the T.0«. "CARDENA* passengers and cargo for Hongkong To>ooka Maru—Mall* cloe* January work of the engineering General Warehouse and way points. 19. 11 n.m. I me at Yokohama February ». with relation to the 81. Lawrence 827 Yates SL Victoria President M« Kinley—Malls close Janu- Waterways project. The committee Bay. Port The Matson 4Jner WtlhHmina Is nry 27. 4 n.m -—Due at Tokotutma Feb­ I reported the deficiency appropriation irt. Anyox iWholesale District) scheduled to arrive here to-morrow ruary *. Shanghai February 11. Hong­ bill minus the waterways item. The (Beljw Government) with % fair passenger* list and a kong. February 17. Km press of Asia—Malls close Febru members of the committee took the Phone 2170 heavy cargo of Island products: »ry 6 I nm Due at Yokohama Febru- ground that its authority to UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS| V _V r , ary 1». khanghta February 22. Hong- The Meteorological Observatory, Oén- mend such an appropriait» Th*. tit-ieiUç Untr KW-rr» *rrt»*U 11 eights. Vkriacta. B.C. .1 , doubtfttL ......

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