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VOL. 62. NO. 31 VICTORIA, B. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS LAUSANNE PEACE CONFERENCE IS SUSPENDED
BOMB THROWN STATED TURKS’ MEASURES OF FRENCH DEATHS CAUSED AT BULGAR PREMIER K - TREATY REFUSAL NATIONS’ MEETING AT IN SOFIA THEATRE AT LAUSANNE BY TIDAL WAVES Sofia, Bulgaria, Feb. $.—A bomb LEDTO ARREST was thrown in the direction of INCLUDE OCCUPATION Premier Stamboullaky while he LAUSANNE REGARDED Ten or Twelve Lost Lives at was seated in a box in the- Na Man Confessed in Regina He tional Theatre last night with Hilo, Hawaii three of his Ministers. No one Robbed Train was injured by the explosion. The OF TOWNS IN BADEN Sudden Disturbance Visited bomb thrower, whose identity Is Story of Clever Police Work AS ONLY ADJOURNED said to be known to the authori Hawaiian Islands ties. escaped. Is Told * Offenburg and Appenweir, Near Strasbourg, Taken Honolulu, Feb. 5.—Inhabitants Regina, Feb. 6.—A .laundry mark Conference Was Declared to Have Collapsed Yesterday, on a soiled silk handkerchief used to Over; Penalty For German Interference With Inter of Hilo, Islattd of Hawaii, con- gag Paul Venzke, C. X. R. express But It Is Stated To day It Was Not Hopelessly national Trains; Saar Valley Miners On Strike. | tinned to-day to take stock of messenger, led to the arrest of Wil- Wrecked By Refusal of Turks to Sign Treaty Allies the result of tidal -waves which Hsm Lament Purvis, alias Douglas Prepared. swept their district Saturday Lament Curtis, who has confessed to COSTS BYOUTSIOE the police that he robbed C. N. R. >------Park, Feb. 5.—France’s latest move in connection with her afternoon with an estimated loss train No. 6 last Thursdays nig ht and Lausanne, Feb. 5.—The latest statement put forth officially occupation of the Ruhr diwtict is a thrust into Baden territory, to the recovery of tbo loot, including from Near East quarter* i* thgt the peace conference, which was far south of the Ruhr, near Strasbourg, whefe the towns of Offen of ten or twelve lives and prop $1,224 cash and valuable* papers. De erty damage undetermined hut ENGINEER PUliED tective -Sergt. A. 1* Van Garder, at declared to have collapsed yesterday when the delegations nep- burg and Appenweir have been occupied. — -v‘ the»Saskatchewan Provincial Police, arated, is not hopelessly wrecked, but merely suspended or ad French quarters interpret the move as a penalty for interfer placed at $100,000 in the city arrested Purvis late Saturday after Council to Consider Inde noon at the Union Depot as he was journed. ence by the flermaus with international train service across the alone. running to catch a train bound for This is the result of renewed efforts at mediation. occupied area. The known dead tfrday in pendent Investigation of Saskatoon. The miners of the Saar Valley, which produces 9,000,000 tons Costs and Work PuWis will be given a preliminary cluded a child and three Japan hearing in provincial police court be London, Feb. 5.—Lord Curzon, the Secretary for Foreign of coal annually, went on strike this morning. ese fishermej^ It was believed, fore Magistrate MacEacheran and Affairs, who conducted the Near East negotiations at Lausanne Hopes held by the occupying authorities for a speedy settle Would Get Full Report Before probably will be committed to stand however, that others perished. trial at the criminal sittings of the for the British Government, returned to London this afternoon. ment of the railroad strikes in the Ruhr district and the Rhine Severs I days probably will be re Electors Vote on New Court of King’s Bench, which opened Immediately upon his arrival 1/ord Curzon proceeded to an urgent land were dispelled by a stiffening of the resistance among the quired to ascertain the total damage. to-day. ISMET PASHA meeting of the Cabinet, which had been called to consider thé The tidal wave followed a severe Bridge Loan Thorough Search. workers on the receipt of new orders tor of the , Stinnes interests, are earthquake which the observatory at proceedings at Lausanne. from BtFlin which Government among the, latest functionaries ex Ktlauea reported to have occurred For more than forty-eight hours all Appointment of a consulting available men of the cit ^police force Agents were «aid to be distributing pelled from the Ruhr. from 2,000 to 3.000 miles sway in an unknown direction. •n<| the Regina division of the Sas Paris, Feb. 5.—The French Government is awaiting the return among the railway employees. The engineer to review the whole Persons living In Hilo, fearing a katchewan provincial police, as well THIRTY IN JAIL to Paria of the head of its delegation to the Near East Conference strike area was not extended s'* a LITTLE GERMAN Johnson Street Bridge project as a detachment from the Royal recurrence of the tidal waves, moved before commenting officially on the Izausanne developments, but result, but there was no Improve^ GIRL ACCIDENTALLY to higher ground with all their pos and make a detailed report on Canadian Mounted Police, searched ment la the situation. Neither has sessions yesterday. Police and fire for the lone Bandit, who entered the considers in the meantime that the breakup should not be con there been any change in the coal SHOT AND KILLED men patrolled the affected area. the work are being discussed by C. N. R. train at Condle and. gagging sidered a complete rupture of the negotiations for peace in the embargo situation, the Germans fall Steamer Tossed About. leading members of the City and binding the meseenger. took all ing In all efforts to push shipments Duisburg, Feb. 6 —A little German the remittances from stations be >fear East. Honolulu. Feb. 6. — Experiences tween Edmonton and Regina, and through the French cordon into un girl. was accidentally killed yesterday aboard the Inter-island steamer Council to-day and will be Quebec General Election occupied Germany. made his getaway when the train Lausanne. Feb. 6.—The Turkish cessions granted by the old Ottoman and another was wounded by a bul Kilauea. which was tossed up and stopped In the city limits. Causes Montreal Dis down, back and forth and placed on recommended to the Council ic delegation to the Near East Confer Umpire. They maintained that they let from the rifle of a French cor The story of the capture Is remin ence announced this morning that It should be left free to atudy these CONTROL RAILWAYS her beam ends in Kahulul Bay, the near future. iscent of the tales *of Sherlock turbances poral when the rifle fell from his Island of Maul, yesterday, by one will ask the powers whether they question, and. If necessary, re-open hands and accidentally exploded. Under the plan upon which Holmes, with the added zest of real negotiations concerning them with ALONG THE RHINE tidal wave and righted by the next, considered the negotiation» officially The corporal was In charge of a were related by Matt A. Matson, the* aldermen have agreed, the con ity. Returning Officer Beaten and the Interested countries and peoples. squad of men taking soup to the purser of the vessel when he ar sulting engineer would be named After the robbery, provincial police at an end. They could not. they said, accept Berlin, Feb. 6.—The French yester immediately bo that his Judgment on found the handkerchief which had day occupied Offenburg and Appen station garrison and tripped and feu rived in Honolulu to-day. Ballot Box Stolen The impression prevailed I among the economic burden Imposed upon while ascending the stales leading the progress of the bridge work been used to gag Venske, on which the Conference delegates to-day that the new Angora Government by the weir, In Baden, owing to the Inter Before the first wave. Matson said, would bo giveh to the ratepayers be were the Initials **D. L." Search ference by the German railroad ad from the foot of the bridge over the the sea sucked away the normal Montreal, Feb. 5.—Some thirty Turkey would be Informed officially old Turkish regime, which bad ministration with the International railroad tracks and dropped bis rifle. fore they vote to authorise the bor among the laundries of the city re of the termination of the negotiations handed out concession* right and amount of water from the harbor, rowing of $60,000 more to finish the vealed the Information that the In people in prison, one deputy re train service between Paris and General Dégoutté sent condolenoes revealing a bottom of mud and coral inasmuch ss it wae generally desired left In the form of capitulations. Prague. The move la commented on to the parents of the children. . bridge *nd $00.000 to pave Johnson itials had been plâced on articles of to continue the Mudanla armistice. They Insisted that vast concessions and covered with floundering fish, Street from the bridge to Esquimau. clothing belonging to Douglas Curtis, turning officer beaten, his ballot^ lvoWlB, a here as g new And grave violation of The occupation authorities have crabs, lobsters and squid. The first of had been granted—without Seir re It is estimated that the services of and that his last tot had been deliv war. tenet raaha. after yesterday’. turn and they wanted the right to German rights, which is likely to taken charge of the funeral arrange wave caught the Kilaueau and raised the consulting engineer would ede* TfoT IWteti and tKë poll OUT'bT place under control all coal traffic ments, and will also provide for her ered to a city, boarding hou*. Work . . , , final wsston at which the Turks re- revise all of them. her above the level of the wharf, the the city from $500 to $1,060. ing on the assumption that Curtis along the Frankfort-Basel line. family. purser said, and If the lines had net actiona------were------this rooming------’s de fused to accept the Allied terms, said ■y Neutrals. • Tim strategic extension of the Kehl It Is planned te ask the Assoc! had not • left the city, efforts were he would await official notification The Turks agreed to a formula The corporal was completely un been loosened the ship would have atlon of Engineers to name a com velopments in the provincial bridgehead area opposite Strasbourg nerved by the accident and attempted been on the wharf. made to locate him. The police found of the eollap* before considering the whereby foreign legal advisers would Is believed here to be the Immediate potent engineer to investigate the that he had registered at a hotel conference closed, thus automatically to commit suicide. Veteanie Action. general election in Montreal. be appointed to reframe the legal motive for the French occupation of bridge work and report on its costs under the name of Johnston. rovldlng for the maintenance of the code and be empowered to receive Offenburg and Appenweir and other San Francisco. Feb. 6.—The tidal and progress generally. Thle would Called His Name. Twelve alleged telegraphers ludanla agreement. complaints from foreigners that the railroad junction points, the unob in the* Hawailn Islands yes remove the responsibility of choosing French Return Home. an Investigator from the shoulders Detective Sergt. Van Gorder was were arrested in the Mercier Di E law was unjustly administered, but structed possession of which affords terday were attributed to-day to re The entire French delegation pre Insisted that the advisers he selected, newed volcanic activity in the Kll- of the Council. detailed to the Union Depot to check complete control of the Important up the trains, and while at the sta vision early this forenoon and pared to leave for Paris early this not by The Hague Permanent Court railroad lines skirting the right bank TWO IN IRELAND auea crater op the Island of Hawaii No Reflection on Preston. afternoon. Premier Poincare, in a of International Justice, but by neu by Ham Triasel, a Ban Francisco tion he saw a man who appeared to fourteen were held by the police of the Rhine. Appointment of a consulting engi answer Purvis’ description hurrying telephone conversation with M. tral countries which had not partici The news that French cavalry newspaperman, who until recently neer would be no reflection upon in St. Lawrence. In the latter Rompant, requested the return of the pe ted In the Great War. They ab squadrons had marched Into the was managing editor of The Adver to catch à C. N. R. train that was to City Engineer F. M. Preston who has leave the station within à few min division a riot broke out at the French representatives. The Turks solutely declined to give the advisers towns of Baden early yesterday KILLED BY HE tiser, a Honolulu dally newspaper. been superintending the construction probably wlU depart to-morrow control over all areas of foreigners rooming came as a bolt out of i **In my opinion there has been utes. The men was smartly dressed. polling station. The deputy re of the bridge, aldermen explained. If To make certain that it was his man. Meanwhile, Israel continues to be or domlclllafy searches, maintaining clear sky and found unofficial quar some subterranean activity In the the bridge work has been done sue turning officer, Antonio Tarte, wae turbed, over the question which the this was a violation of their sover tere In Berlin wholly unprepared for Eight Soldiers and One old Kilauea,- Mr. Trissel said, “and Sergt. Van Gorder adopted the ruse badly beaten, his ballot box stolen armistice terms have put before him. cessfully and economically the re of pretetndlng to know the mand, eignty. such a move. Civilian,Were Drowned we probably will hear of it aoon. I port on the consulting engineer will and the polling station somewhat The Rhineland Commission’s note don t believe the waves were due to and shouted to him, "Hey Purvis." damaged. The result was that the Further concessions as to both vindicate Mr. Preston frost! asser Purvis turned suddenly in the dtrec- economic and juridical affairs wers Informing the Berlin Government of disturbances elsewhere. Tidal waves tions that the project has not been „ „ . . . , station was closed and the electorate TURKS DO NOT the Impending occupation reached “Irish Republican Army” Held in Hawaii are so common and so tlon of the call. He wae recognized at : in t^at strict consequently dle- submitted to Ismet at the last mo carried out as cheaply as It should oncenno. andan/I arrested.UPPMfa/l a L i , DESIRE A FIGHT ment by the Allies, but he remained Berlin late last evening and provoked many of them have been traced to have been, they said. The Council franchised. only Informal comment. a Convention Kilaueau that we blame the old Purvis was brought to Inspector The alleged telegraphers arrested obdurate and declared that Turkey will be urged to put $1.006 In Its Goldsmith and was searched. OH hie could not sign such a peace. . volcano for AH of them and think annual estimates to cover the fee of In the Mercier Division were taken Ismet informed correspondents thla Dublin, Feb. 5.—Free State nothing of them." person and in hie grip wae found Into custody on the representations FRENCH CONTROL the consulting engineer. The alder $1,204. The greater part of the morning that Turkey had no desire soldiers, while escorting a party of men who will recommend this appro of Adolphe L’ Archevcque, Opposi WERE AGREED ON TELEGRAPH LINES republican . prisoner* near Dublin money was rolk-d up and hidden In tion candidate, who declared he de to resume hostilities with either OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL priation believe that this money his felt shoes, found at the bottom Greece or Greet Britain, btit he yesterday, encountered a barrier would be well spent. tected them armed with lists of MOST OF POINTS Freiburg. Baden. Feb. 5.—Telephon across the road. The prisoners were of the suit case. Purvla Is alleged to names allegedly for purposes of per emphasised that the Turkish and ordered to remove the barrier, and have admitted that the shoes were Ic communication with Offenburg London. Feb. 5 (Canadian Press sonation. British armies were still facing each In a formal reply to the Allies yes veased yesterday afternoon. It is while they were engaged in that Cable)—The draw for the third round the same pair thit he wore when ho The fourteen arrests in the St. other In Asia Idloor. work a mine exploded, killing two of the Association Cup, to be played robbed the train "Thursday night: In Lawrence Division were on charges terday the Turks pointed out that presumed the French are in posses It* is believed that the misunder there was an agreement on eighty- sion of telegraph and telephone lines. and wounding seven. on February 24, was made to-day. It his suites* was found a,loaded re of attempted personation. standing which developed between Numerous acts of destruction were follows: MPERIAL INSTITUTE per cent, of the article» of the treaty There is Intense excitement here volver. J. L. Bourbonnter, secretary of the the British and French delegation* lu end other nearby points in Baden reported yesterday. Senator O’Sul Millwall or Huddersfield vs. Bolton. "OuKof work and up against It," Montreal Tramway* Union, alleged and recommended the signing of the the last days of the conference con treaty baaed on questions already over the occupation of Offenburg and livan’s residence at Klllarney was Liverpool vs. Middlesboro or Shef was the only explanation Purvla gave that a crowd of about thirty-five tributed to the final break, as the Appenweir. plans for which are be,- burned. Cross-channel cables were field United. the police for hie conduct. men broke into his store on Mount Turks got the Idea that they could settled, leaving the others for futurs lieved to have been maturing since cut at Howath. The courthouse at Cardiff vs. Nottingham. 1 (Concluded on page IT) "Royal Avenue this morning and count upon a split among the Allies consideration. To them the funda Thursday last, when contingents of Tallaght. Dublin County, was de Charlton vs. West Bromwich Albion. stole several lists of returning offi and obtain more favorable peace con mentals of peace appeared to have troops were transferred from Lan stroyed by fire. Derby vs. Sheffield Wednesday. Duke of Devonshire Is Ex cers and polls which had been en ditions either here or in the event of been maintained. dau. Ih the Palatinate, to the Kehl Nine Drowned. Queen’s Park Rangers vs. South trusted to hla care. separate treaties with the various Lord Curxon and the other Allied bridgehead. Many locomotives which Dublin, Feb. 5.—Eight soldiers and Shields or Blackburn Rovers. pected to Appoint leaders, however, deemed otherwise, were sidetracked at Offenburg and one civilian were drowned yesterday Bury vs. Chelsea or Southampton. ANCIENT CHARIOT Montreal, F*b. 6.—Voting is taking and official emissaries went beck Appenweir have been hastily trana in Dundrum Bay, County Down, Brighton or West Ham vs. Ply Committee place to-day In the Quebec provincial and forth between the Allies in the f erred to other points. Business when their boat capsized. mouth. general election In seventy-eight of AMAZING SCENES Curxon apartment in the hotel at firms also are dispatching their mo Glasgow, Feb. 6 (Canadian Press Ixmdon, Feb. 6.—(Canadian Press the elghty-nve ridings, the other Ochy. and the Turkish headquarters tor trucks elsewhere. The BYench Republicans Met. Cable)—The draw for the third round WERE WITNESSED Dublin, Feb. 6.—There was a large Cable)—The Duke of Devonshire, TAKEN FROM seven having named Liberal mem at Lausanne In an effort to con authorities have not Indicated to of the Scottish Association Cup. to bers by acclamation are: attendance yesterday at the conven Secretary for the Colonies, will, It Is ciliate the difference» before the final what extent they purpose to invade Le played next Saturday, follows: Understood, shortly appoint a sub- Hon. J. N. Francoeur, the Speaker, Lausanne, Feb. 5.—The Near East tion of members of the "Irish Re Peterhead vs. Aberdeen. meeting and induce the Turks to sign Baden territory, although it is be commleslon, probably under the Egyptologists Recover Other in Ivotlniere ; L. Letourneau. Quebec Peace Conference collapsed last nlght tfce treaty in its entirety. tleved to seise control of the line run public Arm)'.” The session was Dunfermjin# vs. Rattb, ------But; A. Leclerc, Quebec County : JT. secret and the only information Celtic vs. East Fife. chàlrmàbihïp of Hon. W. Q. Ormsby- after desperate efforts to save It— nlng through the Black Foreat to Gore, Conservative M. P. for Staf Objects of Tutankhamen’s (Concluded on pue Z.) efforts which were continued up to Constance. given out was that an executive Third Lanark vs. Ayr. GREAT CROWDS - fwfèhtey and Cavalry committee - had • -he*» -.- elected end - Motherwell vs; Falkirk. -• ford, Staffordshire,. .40. . Inquire Into Time the very momept Ltard.CucxftiVa train, The occupation forces comprise a would draft a report which would Dundee vs. Hamilton. the affairs of the Imperial Institute: left. AT HEADQUARTERS regiment of infantry and several be Issued to the press to-day. Boness vs. Nlthsdale. It Is recalled that In consequence Never in the history of political of protests from the Dominions Luxor, Feb. $.—(Canadian Press) — conferences were such amazing troops of cavalry, which are fully Hibernians vs. Queen s Park. A high windstorm hindered removal BRITISH ANB FRENCH Great crowds gathered in the equipped. which contribute to the maintenance scene* witnessed as marked tne MEETING OF of objects from the tomb of King tragic ending yesterday of the ne neighborhood of both hotels. The French, immediately on their London. Feb. 6.—Scotland will meet of the Imperial Institute, the project When Ismet Pasha and Rlza Nur proposed last year to reifiove the war Tutankhamen yesterday. gotiations which had extended over arrival, posted placards advising the REPUBLICANS NEW Ireland In an International rugby On Saturday the only object Bey arrived for the final session, populace to remain calm. They fixed game on February 24. The tea* te «Mbits from the Crystal Palace to almost three months. Practically the brought to the surface wae the larg TO DISCUSS DEBT whole diplomatic world ran after confidence reigned In Allied circles the curfew hour at nine o’clock in PEACE MOVE the Institute was abandoned. represent Scotland will be the same est of the trio of chariots. Never, that they woOld algn. Neither Ismet the evening. as that which defeated Wales on Sat The Institute Is now objecting to Ismet Pasha, head of the Turkish nor Rixa had been to bed the entire Dublin, Feb. *>.—The report of yes the proposal to erect a special build even iftider the glare of powerful delegation, trying to Induce him to urday with the exception that Mc electric lights, did this chariot gleam Conversations Regarding night and they appeared haggard terday’s convention of members of Pherson, of Newport, and R. Simp ing adjacent to It for the accommo sign the treaty. but Mustapha and weary a* they entered the ele* STRIKERS URGED the "Irish Republican Army” mem dation of the war exhibits and -sug as It did when brought Into the day Kemal’a favorite general was im vator. They looked like men goti^ son of Glasgow, will replace Kerr light. Though it Is one of the earli France’s Obligations • TO STAND FIRM bers said that Dlaramuld O’Hegarty, and Stevenson. gests that the science museum be movable. He said "No" to all. in to their execution and not like mee who was secretary of the Irish Pro enlarged for this purpose. est chariots used in Egypt. It Is large Expected cluding the British. French. Italians on their way to sign a documeMl vincial Government, spoke to the Raw Materials’ Displayed. enough for two persons and obviously and unofficial representatives of the which would end war and suffering. Dusseldorf, Feb. 6.—New orders was drawn by two horses. It la very United States. Berlin to the railroad workers delegates as follows: Then was fought out the historié from The Imperial Institute. South Ken light and has n seat, a floor board and Paris, Feb. 5. — ^Canadian battle 4n Lord Curson’s room which in the Rhineland and the Ruhr dis ’ The sorrows which have befallen sington, the national memorial of the Appeals Failed. out* country make It the duty of a small back, and those seated in the Press Cable)—Renewal of cqû- ended in disaster. The Turks ex trict had the effect to-day of stiffen- JAPANESE ARE I■ VJubilee of Queen... Victoria, has large- -chariot were guarded by a seml-clr- The United States representatives. >'jcre*tio»a Uetweytk. titoét .itot-. SWMOT* plained their objections to the mg tha ,strike, r exhtirtUoav. saUectoex eontotoin* ooW ***- «trading «from pi*■- - —fiti —» —Ttrtfi-« - — iiiMmrmiVfG.V,W/>lbTl — I—uP.S-I. - •.xm. acn,tnw ; and dispelled 1 lections Illustrating the raw ma- ■■mind the na«‘K 10 me OUler aid*». ailait!»■ ttiui»nd FrancoVre ' • \r TEWFIK NESSIM, SAANICH CUTS ELECTORS VOTING HEAD OF CABINET Rheumatism 1-banish pmi IN EGYPT, RESIGNS Apply Sloan's. Restore healthy circu MALLEK’S HAVE MOVED lation of blood through congested tis ASSESSMENT ON HOTELBY-LAWS MEN TO POLL London. Feb. 6.—A Central to 1212 Douglas Street News . dispatch from Cairo says sues. Since congestion causes the pain the Egyptian Premier has re Between Yates and View Streets -almost instant relief! Less Than 4,000 Ratepayers signed. ; MILLION DOLLARS Expected to Cast Ballots TOGETHER NOW Tewflk Neselm Pasha has been The taxable value of the larid in To-day “It isn’t the flowers we strew on the head of the" Egyptian Cabinet Sloan’s Linii II : * I Saanich le $*,717,836, ae compared But t Re* words of the living that tell.” formed on November 30 last Advance Showing of New with $10,682.140 In 1922. Saanich Victoria ratepayers are voting to UatU in Canada -kills painf Council was told by the assessor day to decide whether they are pre With these sentimental lines Mark this afternoon. The exemptions on pa rod to extend taxation and water W. Graham, a former president of ! <'i f Inu mutism. hi m scs. .si ruins, chest col ils land total $621,177 as compared with the Klwanls Club and now district $643,868 twelve months ago. Craig - rate concessions to th# Empress trustee, closed an Inspiring address flower School district Is valued at Hotel for the next two years. It has on “Co-operation" before the Gyro EIGHT! 1ERE $461,746. as compared with $602,100 been suggested, as an Inducement to Club to-day. Spring Suits in 1922. the proposal, that the Canadian Pa- “A friendly smile, a glad hand, a The Council learned that two of 1 ... _ „ -, # .. word of cheer all help to smooth the the Soldier*' Housing Scheme houses | a VICTORIA-DAILY TIMES, MOXDAY.FEBBUAR^ôjm m ter reciprocal facilities with Torèlgn pecting thirsty ones had been enticed (F™8 stations, for example, with France into m snug retreat, were all well pat and Germany, than with British sta ronized. while the dancing area was EMPIRE WIRELESS tions. « In advocating private enter continually crowded with danyere “SAL AD A” SALES prise. which says it is ready to step throughout the evening. In. The Observer declares the state During the course of the evening a can not act in the matter for reasons varied and Interesting programme was rendered. In which the following 1921 Increase PEINS DISCUSSED of finance and for lack of a favorable CONCERT AND DANCE 1000-10 GOVERNMENT STREET opportunity to concentrate thereon. artists ampeared: Joe Cooper. G. Goodwin™ Mrs. Goodwin. Fred 13,351.815 11,596,886 1,754.929 METCH0SIN EVENT •tors Hours • a. m. te • p. m.—Wednesday 1p.m. . ✓ - Early Announcement by Com . t Coucher, Tommy Allan. M. Faulkner, THle increase in public favor Oswald Ward ill. Tommy Rough and is due,to the superb Quality of mittee in Britain Expected Special te The Times. the girls'from "Happyland" under the Mctchosin.—A very successful leadership of Miss Ursula l>o be son. Announcing the Arrival of London. Feb. 6.— (Canadian Press concert and dance took place at At the whist drive held by the G. Cable)—There is prospect of an early Metchoeln Hall on Friday night un W. V". A. this week the following were der thtf auspices of the Pianola Com I Announcement by the Government of the prise winners: Ladies, first prise, mittee, when a crowded hall wit Mrs. Sharp: second prise, Mrs Pat I Its policy on the subject of the pro WISDEUYED nessed a very excellent programme terson;. third prise, Mrs. Rothery; Smart Sports Coats in the | vision of Empire wireless services. presented by town and country tal gehtlemrn’N. first prise. W. Kneen; The London Observer understands ent. \ second prise. F. Ogen; third prise, Manchester Guardian Says The chairman of the committee, J. Charles Baird. that the Imperial Communications Hughes, Australian Premier, 8. Yates, acted as chairman for the "SALMA" Committee, which has been consid event and hie dry humor contributed Newest Spring Styles ering the subject, will present a re Should Have Quit Sooner largely to the amusement of the DUNCAN BENEFIT audience. # CONCERT AND DANCE TEA port to the Cabinet In the coming Bongs were rendered by Miss Mel week. According to a forecast, the London, Feb. «.—(Canadian Press ville, Miss Moorhead. Vaughan Jonee committee will favor the open door Cable).—The Manchester Guardian, and Mr. Turner, of Victoria; Dr. Special to The Times. PMCKD FROM for private enterprise, and the opin in an editorial reference to the re Richard and Mr*. Felton, of. Sooke, Duncan—A record crowd attended a general In 1*01. He served with ion Is expressed that if the Govern COUNT KUROKI signation of Premier Hughes of Aus and Mrs. G. Weir arid Mrs. F. A. the benefit concert arranged by the distinction in the Russo-Japanese ment accepts this policy there is an Pearce, of Metchoeln. O. Schofield Knights of Pythias for Fred Bonsall. DIED IN JAPAN War. and won notable victories at assured prospect of the Empire being tralia. says the resignation wouia acted a* accompanist. The artistes who jras shot and badly injured in Valu and Kly-llen-ling. equipped with an adequate wireless have come with better grace at the were accorded a very hearty vote of the early part of the last shooting . $18.75 Tokio, Feb. 6.—General Count Ta system. Great Britain will thus fail moment' when the Australian general thanks for their splendid perform season. Mr. Bonsall has only Just memoto Kurokl, one of the famous G.T.R. EARNINGS In line with the Dominions, election in December resulted in a ance, which was replied to on behalf recently been able to leave the hos You will find this early ahowing- warrlbr* ,x»f Japan, died yesterday oi Delay Opposed. clearly worded notice to him td quit. of the visitors by R. H. Pooiey, pital and it will b* some time be of New Sport» Coats minutely com pneumonia. He was seventy-eight SHOW INCREASE The newspaper urges the Govern Many of the features of Hughes’* M.P.P. fore he bM completely recovered. years -old. - •— ■ ■ ment nof. to dally In regard to the war premiership are open to criti During the evening .twenty draw The chairman was H. W. McKenste plete, with appropriate styles for all ings were made for the payment of and a splendid programme was pro Montreal. Feh. 6. — Grand Trunk vital importance of powerful wireless cism, says the newspaper. Even a preference» and occasion». The General Kurokl was one of the out majority of the Australians who kept debentures on the pianola held by vided as follows: Railway system traffic earnings for installations. residents of the district end by the standing figures In Japanese military ten days ended January 31, compared If Great Britain does not act him so long in office did so with Song ....r..."’Yeomen of England” styles are very smart and the values life. He commanded the left column a kind of winking Implication thaj in Farmers" and Women’s Institutes. with 1922, were: 1923. 92.99t.113; strongly, The Observer points out. Refreshments were served by « C. Johnson. offered are moat interesting. In In the war with China and was made 1922. «2,207,740; increase, f501,403. Dominion stations will soon have bet had times one can not afford-to he Reel ti ton ...... "Too Lata” particular. Among the bad results committee of ladles unde ftbe dlrec spection invited. tion of W. G. Mtlsted. who was re Mrs. W. Hopkins were the stimulation of his labor sponsible for the arrangements of the Song ...."What’s in the Air To-day" View Window Display • policy - tb destructive criticism, not programme complete. Afterwards Mrs. Wade exceeded anywhere in the British dancing took place until 2.30 a m. to Comic Song, "Corp. John Barthélémy" Commonwealth of nations. the strains of O.. SclSchofield’s orchestra. Mr. Dobensen (Chemainus) Song .. ."Calling Me Home to You* Misa Tombs. J. S. W00DSW0RTH, M.P., PING-PONG CLUB Vocal Duet—"Garden of My Heart’ SPEAKS IN MONTREAL STARTED IN SIDNEY Mrs. Wade and Mss. W. K. Christmas. Songs, “Ntta Gftama" “Tommy Lad" Mr. Snow. Montreal. Feb. 5.—That the two old Special te The Times. $37.50,042.50 and political parties were Just sculptors" Instrumental Trio, "Serenade" by clay In the fingers of the big buelneaa Sidney.—A Ping-Pong Club has Victor Herbert. interests, to the resultant detriment been started here. The Club Is to piano, Piolin.and ’cello. _ of the workingmen’s wélfare, and that meet every Thursday evening in W#f- Mrs. Kler and the Misses Kler $47.50 Progress in 1022 ley Hall. At present there are fif Song ...."The Garden of Happiness" the people should disregard them and teen members. The officers for the unite In forming a Dominion-wide Miss D. Savage. year are: President, C. Wetnyss; Recitation ...... "The Joiner*" solidarity of labor as a separate poli secretary - treasurer, N. Frallch; com Presenting Tuesday exceptional value» In tical entity, was the opinion express Mrs. Mottishaw. Women's and Misses' New Spring Bulla. mittee. Rev. T. Griffiths and J. T. Song .. »...... "In Khaki’’ ed by J. 8. Woodaworth. M. P. for Taylor. Beilin* at «37.50. «42.60 and «47.10. Tai Winnipeg Centre and leader of the Mr? Snow. ' HE results achieved by the North American Life The Junior Branch of St. Andrews Songs—(a) "The Perfect Day" lored from all-wool tricetlne In .hade, oC Labor Party In the House of Com W.A. held Its usual meeting at the navy, sand and beaver. Many smart Assurance Company during 1922 continue to estab mons. at a meeting here last night In (b) "The Psalm of Love" home of Mrs. T. Harrison. A report Mrs. O’Neill. style, to select from. Tuesday. «S7.«0, the interests of ‘Adels rd Laurendeau. was read of the annual meeting of the Song...... “Angus MacDonald" •43.60 and ...... MT.BO lish beyond question the strength and security of Labor candidate in the Maisonneuve Girls’ W.A„ held at fhe Conference Tthe Company. The following outstanding figures will district. in «Victoria last Friday. Mr. R. Malnguy The Boy Scouts have been very Comic songs—(a) "Girls." Labor should not support one or the , (b) “Women." be very gratifying to all interested in the welfare of other of the old political parties, said busy doing up their hall. - They have put on a new roof and have done it Mr. Ley land. Mr. Woods worth. They were both of Miss Clack and Miss Monk were the Company: the same kidney. A smalt group con up Inside as well. The tug-boat ’’Tim.’* from Lady- accompanists. trolled the Industries. . which would The committee in charge. C. E Policies Issued and Revived...... $ 17,931,327.00 not be so bad If it stopped there, but Smith. has arrived here, add Messrs. New Wool Sports Skirts are Copeland 4 Wright are putting In a Stoney, A. Castle and E. 8. Wllmot Amount of Insurance in Force...... 108,059,134.00 they also controlled the pres*. and had done excellently in providing so the Provincial, Federal and Municipal new and larger engine. Professor E. M. Straight, of the excellent a programme. Assets ...... 23,683,842.94 Governments, he said. There was Following the concert there was a Specially Priced at $7.90 lot of unemployment, but In a vast Experimental Farm, left here on Payments to Policyholders...... 2,402,039.7* Thursday for Ottawa" and other most delicious supper, music and country such as Canada, with Its places In the Eaat of Canada. cards, In one room, end dancing in Net Surplus ...... 3,476,230.56 Immense natural resources, there the main hall until 2.19, concluded should be no excuse for this. More a very enjoyable evening. and $9.50 Surplus earned during the year exceeded. 1,000,000.00 over, the Dominion Government had COMMITTEES OF done nothing to relieve the situation. NANAIMO SCHOOL These records are the outward evidence of the unex No defensive measures were taken, GOLDEN WEDDING Choose from fancy plaid and atripei effects-'fit such as the unemployment insurance BOARD NAMED colors of navy, brown, fawn, etc., plain and pleated celled financial position attained by the Company, and adopted by the older countries, he WAS CELEBRATED said. The Quebec Government had styles with novelty pockets and belts. All of them of the solid foundation upon which it has been built. In Special te The Times large surpluses, he said. Why could Special to The Time*. very smart and exceptional value Tuesday, S7.90 the North American Life, policyholders' interests are it not have given a few thousands to Nanaimo—The Board of School and...... - |».50 the unemployed? Trustees held a special meeting, those Duncan.—Mr. and Mrs. John paramount, over 99% of the profits earned being allotted present being Chairman John Shaw. Evans celebrated their golden wed to them. When contemplating new insurance, ace one Mrs. Leighton. Mrs. Mart Indale, Al ding day Friday at their home. On Display in the Skirt Section derman J. Randle. W. W. Gray, Mayor "Femdale Farm," where they have of our representatives. If you desire fuller information Busby and T. Hodgson. lived, with the exception of a year The committee appointed at a pre or two spent in California, all their about the Company's operations during 1922, mad the vious meeting of tbs Board to con married life. attached coupon. lathing sider the question of s change In the Mr. Evans and his wife, who was seating arrangements in the schools Miss Mary Jane Davis, were both suggested certain changes, which are bom in Wales. In 1171 Mr. Evans to take effect on Monday next, which bought the place- which is his present will be the opening of the new school home and two years later went to California, where he was married. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE PILES term. Mrs. Evans had come across the The following committees were ap United States over the old Oregon 01 1 PAZO OINTMENT toauntlr pointed: Finance. Mayor Bushby, Trail, and for a short time made her BARGAIN SALE ASSURANCE C W Y Mrs. Martindale and W. W. Gray; home in Salt Lake City. At that time liera. ITCHING PILES end yon building. T. Hodgson. Aid. Randle and MB «et restful sleep after the the Mormon movement was most Head Office Toronto Canada Mrs. Martindale. visiting. Mrs. aggressive. From Salt Lake City «rat application. I^ighton, Mrs. Martindale and W. W. she went to California. Of Furniture L. GOLDMAN, hwilwt p, McCjÏaJL*COLf Vlw-PwilwW Gray; supply. Aid. Randle, Mrs. AH dntogbta are anthorixed to As a young man Mr. Evans, with Martindale and W. W. Gray. the late Archdeacon Reece. Ashdown refund Ike money If PAZO Trustee Hodgson reported that the Green, and a number of pioneers, Vancouver Island Branch Office.- OINTMENT falls In Ike «rest wood and coal shed at the North few of whom are left, formed the Carpets, Etc. aient of any case ef ITCHING. W’ard School had been broken into Cowichan Literary Institute, which Our entire stock now on sale at greatly reduced prices. It • X)û Sayward Block, - Victoria, B. C. BLIND. BLEEDING or PBO- and a quantity of coal stolen. The for years met fortnightly Vo discuss building instructor was ordered to world events and current literature. will pay you to buy from us now, for we save you money truwng piles. have repairs made and the door fixed They were the founders of the on every purchase. - * It Is geatanteed by Paris Med •o there will be no more depredations. Cowichan Library. In 1904 Mr. Evans was elected icine Got. Manufacturers of the The estimates for the year, which 'Solid as the Continent^ are to be submitted to the Couticil"by Liberal member of the Legislature world-famous Lasaüve BROMO February IS were considered, the for Cowichan, defeating the late QUININE Tablets. members expressing the opinion it Ernest Skinner In the first election Please mail me your complete would not be possible to make any In Cowichan run on party lines. I VALUE! Among those present at "Fern- ISM Report, also “Solid, as the Continent” Booklet. (o-Jfc/frcrvts reduction below last year s expendi UMITCa ture, which stood at $41,604. dale Farm" on Friday last were Mr. Evans’s brother, David; Mr. and Mrs. Next to A Few tlsps For School Gymnasium. 710 John Evans ; six children. Arthur Hotel Douglas From Pangaea This signature Is on arsry bos Committees representing the Elks. Evans of Victoria, Newell, who lives ef PAZO OINTMENT. «0c. Gyros and Rotarisns held a Klondike at home, Mrs. John Flett, Mrs: Peter Auchlnachie, Mrs. George Addr—s If you era unable to got PAZO night in aid of the new school gym nasium fund, and from a financial Savage, and Mias Ruby Evans, all of OINTMENT from your druggist, whom live In the district. With their lower camp, from which point the and entertaining standpoint the af tramline will be made use of. The send, «0c to postage stamps to fair was a big success, the total re husbands and wives and eighteen NEWS AND NOTES Paris Medicine Co, 1(3 Spedlns grandchildren and two great grand work is being got under way with the ceipts for the evening being «613.80. greatest possible expedition. Are.. Toronto, and a bos will bo Every gambling device and trick children, a nephew and bis wife, Mr. FROM THE MINES and Mrs. Earl Brenner, of Victoria, mailed to yon promptly. Write known to tfiè" North had Its counter A resolution was by the your name end address plainly. they made a large party, a part at the affair. The roulette During the afternoon many old- Indian Group., Silverton Liberal Association recent wheels, blackjack and faro games, ly as follows: - (MADE IN CANADA) time friends called to extènd every Owing to a conservative policy on horse racing and blind pigs which good wish for the. future. The "Whereas there are over 400 dished out cold tea after the unsus couple also received many kind the part of the operators very little crown granted mineral claims adja presents and letters of congratula has been said during the past year cent to the town of Silverton, and tion. in connection with the development w hereas most of the property so held has been neglected by Its owners and work on the Indian mine. Neverthe Is lying Idle for speculative pur DUNCAN SECURES less 15 men have been kept steadily poses. and whereas farming land at work since last April. Trails have held Idl^ie taxed very heavily—0 par ABLE MINISTER built, camps established, and cent of its assessed value; and altogether 1,606 feet of development whereas mining property held Idle 10 Rev. Bryce II. Wailace, B. A.. B. D., has been done sine? that time, says taxed at 25c per acre, whether that a graduate of the University of Bri The-Portland Canal News. acre la worth only a few dollars or tish Columbia and" of Wèstifiineter The upper tunnel, on about the many thousands; and whereas ths Hall, has accepted a call to the past government takes heavy toll of any orate of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian me horison as the No. 1 of the ore mined or profits made, and this Church. Duncan, In succession to Premier, has been extended in ore its discourages activity and progress; Rev. A. F. Munro. M. A., who recently entire length of 266 feet; the .face at and whereas most of the mining SMOKE the moment is In four feet of fairly transferred to Kerrledale on the In camps of British Columbia are in the vitation of the Presbyterian Church solid ore. without either wall having same torpid condition as our own there. Mr. Wallace was- pastor of been touched. Another vein has neighborhood, and the mining Indus Merritt Presbyterian Church for two been cut with this tunnel on a try is stagnant: years following his graduation at the northwest course, which la believed "Be it resolveed that we ask ths University and returned last Fall to to be the vein that Includes the British Columbia Government to take Vancouver in order < to undertake large galena outcrop. Both veins these facts Into their earnest consid post-graduate work. He Is known as are being driven on. and while the eration. ând devise mesne to make S capable student and has proved his ore Is not blocked out, large re the holder» of crown-granted claims worth as a minister by hie leadership serves are available. get to work on the.|r property." The main tunnel la 50 feet below in Merritt. The Victoria Presbytery Oft an Sunshine. will make the arrangements for the the upper and lower lenses of ore. Induction of the new pastor at Dun good showings being found along the A. Johnson, who cams down from Www1*** «ut**! the Sunshine property on Glacier CPU*, At wfctok point it encountered a large land Canal New, that the tun leryte of ore. of bane metal type. This reach.» the lead for which tCj . ST. LAWRENCE ore body apparently extends to "the Ia« driven, sood ore showing In 1 surface, a* it has already been en face. At thle point work on It i ICE DYNAMITED countered in the uopor tunnel. Be stopped until the exact strike eg I encouraging have been the results lead has been d------— “ Ogdensburg. N. Y.. Feb. 6— Ice from exploration, that a contract turn cutting on the l Jama in the St. Lawrence River east let to extend a lower tunnel, the tunnel will of this city last night were dynamited which Is now In 9» feet. 490 feet U> direction at i to prevent destruction of property on develop the ore bodies at a depth of until It Intel the islands and interference with the 390 feet below the large galena o' will b (ipfln sm BTinn fl nn vlirf I1 hann rirw»»«iBlllligl Bttgkia|mevTr^m«nnr niant ■ The contractors «rr w T-'tnperaturee dropped to thirty be hueilv enraged hauling their cn low kero yesterday. prwnr and plant up to the mine, last Fall. vrtt.*nuory to undertaking TO ENLARGE BUILDING. ork. •*? Silverado Contract. Rome, Feb. 6. — King Victor Em A contract for the driving of CUT PLUG manuel has set aside 1.096,900 lire feet of tunnel on the SUveiMo from his private purse for enlarge let to H»nry HIU and axnocfates. ment of the building of the Interna The Portland Canal Nows. The tional Institute of Agriculture, which has been broken, and the con" was constructed in 1994 at are already tot the Job. ««■■to hni < itwy e VICTORIA f)A TOY "TT r. îlfn.w.on tll# Purchase^ of liquor or ature, maximum yesterday. 34 ; minl- ture, maximum yesterday, 41!; minimum, ele* «o anyone. Goods Victoria gattg gimo munity will realise the force of the argument, j bought through bons fide agents do ,"u|"iou*l wlnd‘ va,m- snow, .20. weuth- 42. wind. 4 miles E.; weat*ciu-j. reste entirfly with the public. The individ Other People's Ifiews not cost any more thaif If order Is Prtnce Rupert—Barometer. SO 52; tem- ||MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1923. BURN I>erature, maximum reeterday, 4*; mtrn- sjot direct. No business man re The man who stumps hie toe on quires to be told this. * mum, K; wind, 8 miles N. K ; rain, .*4; hi* own stupidity always wants ta k— jPebllaàeé Every Afternoon (Except Sunday) by few extra cents for a time. It is to his advsn eddrrawd lo IS, Editor ood ln- As a public servant it Is1 not my weather, cloudy. I I..M, for publicoilon mult bo ohert end Tstooeh—Barometer. 50.58; tempera ♦THK times FAINTING A PUBLISHING COMPANY, •age. Keep- the money- here and let evvy Van I eh^rtZ *£**»•■. The leeger aa article the practice to reply to letters and re- kick the world over. , LIMITiZD* couver Island dollar exhaust itself in pramotipAmotingl mu-u DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED •tore Meure: • a.m. to • p.m. Wednesday, 1 p.m. •Oturdoy, I p.m. EXCHANGE TO ALL DEPARTMENTS 7800 EXCHANGE TO ALL DEPARTMENTS 7800 Fresh Meats—Cash and Carry Lean, Beneleee Stewing Beef. 2 Itoe. tor...... 30# Groceteria Specials Oxford Saueage, spècial, per lb...... 1*4) February Horn» Furnishings Sale Minoe Steak, special, per lb...... IS# Rib Mutton CKepe. per lb...... *2ft# Campbell’, Tomato Soup, per tin '...... 12# Lein Mutton Chops, per lb...... 35< Eoet Toasties, per pTct...... SV.-è Perk Steake, per lb...... 25r Wild Bose Pastry Floor, per sack...... 40# Plate Beef te Beil, per lb...... 10# Pacific Milk, per tin ...... lO'X-e Crushed Belle, 6 Ibe. for ...... IS# Regular Counter, Delivered. :~* White Naptha Soap, per bar ...... 4ÿ Cambridge Saueage, per lb...... 28# Maybloom Tea, 14 lb...... 12«“ Rib Lamb Chops, per lb...... 88# No. 1 Jap Bice, per lb...... 6# Beef Tenderloin, per lb...... 60# Of Furniture, Carnets, Draperies Pbint Steaks, per lb...... 45* Jelly Bolls, lemon and raspberry filling. —Lower Main Floor Each ...... 20# —------—------y*-- ■ —Lower Main Floor English . All-Felt Mattresses 30-Inch All-Wool Art Qualities That Endure at Lower Shadow Cloth Serge Prices on Sale at All-Pelt Mattresses, well made, covered with heavy On Sale at, a Yard art ticking and finished with roll edge; 3ft. 3in.. 4ft. Tapestry Rugs Priced Low and 4ft.6in. Special at...... L...—...... $7.75 White Pelt Mattresses, built in ltyera and guaranteed $1.15 $1.25 not to lump; they are covered with good art ticking, For February Sale s with roll edge; 3ft. 3in., 4ft. and 4ft. Bin. On sale at, a Yard The Tapestry Rugs are from regular stock, presenting a 50-Inch Art Serge of a «ch ...... $9.75 English W«rp Printed large range of designs in the best colorings. They are superior gradé and a Spencerian Felt Mattresses, made so they will not Shadow Cloth, a suit made with just one seam, and are big values at the fol favorite fabric for por lump and guaranteed all feh. They are covered with lowing prices: ' » tieres, d r a p e r y and excellent art ticking and finished with roll edge. able fabric v for loose Bugs, 7ft. Bin. x 9ft., regular $15.95 for...... $13.95 table covers; old gold, Special at, each ...... $12.90 covers and draperies ; blue, green and red Spencer’s Special De Luxe Mattress, made of 50 lbs. ideal quality; 30 inches Bugs, 9ft. x 9ft., regular $18.95 for ...... $16.75 shades. Special at, a Bedroom Furniture Quoted Bugs, 9ft. x 10ft. Bin., regular $22.25 for ,...... ,$18.95 pure white cotton felt, with imperis stitched and roll wide, and on sale at, yard ------$1.25 edge. The covering is of superior art ticking; sizes a yard...... $1.15 Bugs, 9ft. x 12ft., regulsr $25.00 for...... $21.00 -s-Drapery. Second Floor 3ft. 3in.,-4ft. and 4ft. Bin. Special at...... $19.50 —Drapery, Second Floor at Low Prices for the —Rugs, Second Floor -• —Furniture, Second Floor February Sale Ends of Wilton Carpets A Bedroom Suite of Curly A Five-Piece Walnut Suite, Cassia Casement Cloth Extension Couches Birch, walnut finish, con dresser, chiffonier with Best Qualities—Real Bargains sists of large dresser, eheff- plate glass mirror, bow- , On Sale at, a Yard robe, full bed, a triple mir front bed, dressing table We have numerous ends of fine grade Wilton Carpets that ror dressing table, bench, with triple mirrors and must be cleared at thia sale, and the following are a few $13.75 chair and rocker. Priced bench to match. Special of the assortment: 39c ^nd 69c at...... $265.00 at ...... $175.00 The Couches are made of heavy angle iron, well finished, 6 Yards of Plain Blue Wilton Carpet, 27 inches wide. One of the most dependable and favorite draperies, in An Ivory Enamel Bedroom An Ivory Enamel Bedroom regular $6.75 a yard. The whole piece for...... $21.00 shades of brown, rose, green, blue, navy and stone. have Simmons’ link fibre, spring and have comfortable Suite, including dresser Suite, including a dresser 6 Yard, of Plain Grey Wilton Carpet, 27 inches wide, reg. 30 inches wide, February Kale price, a yard . ..K. .39# mattresses covered with green denim. Practical for with shaped bevel mirror, with bevel plate mirror, 50 inches wide, February Sale price, a yard ...... 60# couch or extra bed when extended. Price, each, $13.75 chiffonier with low back, ■chiffonier with low back, $6.00 a yard. The whole piece for 7..$18.75 —Drapery, Second Floor —Furniture, Second Floor 8% Yards of Plain Blue Wilton Carpet, 27 inches wide, full size bed, vanity dress full panel bed. dressing regular $6.50 a yard. The entire piece for ...... $42.00 er with bevel plate mir table with triple mirrors, rors, bench, chair and bench and rocker. The 7V4 Yards of Plain Bose Wilton Carpet, 27 inches wide, A Special Purchase of rocker. Entire suite offered suite for ...... $139.00 regular at $5.75 a yard. The entire piece for ... .$27.50 for...... $225.00 7V4 Yards of Plain Mulberry Wilton, 27 inches wide, reg. Sheetings, A Six Piece Solid Oak $5.75 a yard. The 7*A yards for ...... $30.00 A Bedroom Suite, in wal Bedroom Suite, including nut or ivory finish, includes dresser with shaped mir Many Other Equally Interesting Values Sample Neckwear dresser, chiffonier with ror, cheffrobe, full panel , —Carpets, Second Floor Pillow Cases mirror, full-size panel bed. bed, dressing table ami Values $2.00 to S5.75, on Sale at triple mirror dressing table rocker. The six pieces on Furniture for bench, chair and rocker. sale for...... $185.00 98c, $1.49 and $1.98 Special...... $185.00 —Furniture. Second Floor Your Pillow Cottons This assortment of Stylish. Excellent Grade Neckwear in,- cludes new “Bertha” collars, bib effects, vestee and collar \ DINING- sets, collar and cuff sets fichues and collars in lace, net, Men’s Shirts, Drawers and At Sale j organdie, linen and pique. All to go at three prices, each, | ROOM 98#, $1.40 and ...... $1.98 Prices 1 —Lace.-. Main Floor Combinations Pure Bleached Sheetings, all dependable fabrics, free from At Bargain Prices Best Finish at filling— Corsets and Brassieres “■Eureka’' Brand Cream Elastic Eib Shirts an# Drawers, Low Prices 72 inches wide, on sale at, a yard ...... 85# a medium weight cotton with a soft finish f ell sizes at, 80 inches wide, on sale at, a yard $1.00 e garment ...... $1.00 90 inches wide, on sale at, a yard ...... $1.15 Exceptional Values A Quartered Oak Dining Room Suite, buffet with mirror, Combinations at ...... $1.95 rouud.exlension table, on heavy pedestal, and full set of Hemstitched Pillow Oases— • -I-— :---- — Beck-Lace Corsets o£-Pink Broche, deeighed with moluim chairs with leather slip seats; golden finish. Very special 44 and 46-inch, a pair ...... 1...... 79# bust, graduated front steel and hook below front clasp; 4 Watson’s Natural Elastic Bib Shirts and Drawers, of hose supporters, and offered in sizes 2$ to 28. at . . #2.50 medium weight and well finished. Special at, a gar at ...... $150.00 40 and 46-inch, a pair...... 1...... 80# A Quartered Oak Dining Boom Suite, having large size Hook-Beck Braeeieree of Fink Broche, with tape shoulder ment'..'...... $1.85 straps, elastic band across bottom, made extra wide so that buffet with full size cupboard having leaded glass doors, Horrocksei’ English Pillow Oases— it stays well down over corset. Sixes 36, 38, 40 and 42. Penman’s Natural Wool Mixture Shirts and Drawers, round extensiim table and six chairs with leather uphol 40-inch,' each ...... 50# —Corset*, First F'oor (Penman's Preferred), all sizes. On sale, garment. $1.50 stered slip seats. On sale at...... $135.00 42-inch, each ...... 55# —Men's Furnishings. Main Floor A Solid Oak Dining Boom Suite, with low hack, full size 45-inch, each ...... 60# cupboard buffet; round extension table and a full set of •Pure Bleached Circular Pillow Cotton— chairs with pad slip scats; all in fumed finish .. .$95.00 40 inches wide, a yard ...... 49# Cotton Crepe and Flannelette Dress A Solid Oak Dining Boom Suite, consisting of buffet with 42 inchea wide, a. yard ...... 55# plate mirror, upper shelf and full size cupboard, one long 44 inches wide, a yard ...... '.... .60# ing Gowns, Values to $3.75, for $2.50 and two small drawers. A round extension table and set Men’s Flannelette Pyjamas 46 inches wide, a yard...... 65# Cotton Crepe Dressing Gowns, neatly designed, with wide of chairs with pad seats. This suite in golden finish —Staple.-*, Main Floor for...... $85.00 collar and finished with bands of satin : they arc in shades pink, rose, mauve, sky and saxe. Special value at $2.50 —Furniture, Second Floor ' . Special Value at $2.50 Mannelette Dressing Gowns, of excellent grade, in fancy colors and trimmed with satin. Very special value. $2.50 Pyjamas made from a superior grade flannelette, Beautiful Tientsin Rugs —Women's Whitewear, First Floor patterned in fancy stripes, completed with silt fin- " ished frog trimmings; all sizes and big values at, A Special Purchase of at Special February a suit ...... *2.50 36-Inch Sale Prices Women’s » e —-Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor This is an opportunity to get a High-Grade Oriental ltug at a low price. They are of excellent grade and are shown White Flannelette Pyjamas RADIUM LACES in beautiful colorings and designs. Bugs, 9 x 12 feet, designed in mulberry snd blue grounds. $2.50 On Sale at Very exceptional values at ...... $225.00 LINOLEUM Two-Piece Pyjamas of excellent grade, white and stripe Bugs, 9x12 feet, an extra fine 80 point rug. m blue flannelette, button-front or slip-over styles, trimmed with ground. Special at...... $187.00 $1.98 to $4.25 a Yd. feather stitching and silk frogs. Sp^lal at ...... $3.60 In All Makes and Grades These are Wonderful Values—See Them —Whltawear. First Floor sgeelwiaewi * niriiuiinmI Ill'll .rrmim ' ■ —C»re«m. tfognd JElaar. ivory. On sale at, u yard...... $1.08 Reduced m Prices for 36-Inch Wool and Badium Silk Lace, in black and white, saxe and white, rose and white, and black. On the February Sale sale at, a yard ...... $2.75 Babies’ Dainty Dresses Babies’ Rompers 36-Inch Badium Silk Lace, henna, royal, saxe, rose, Feinted Lineleum, vary special value* at, a sq. yard .. mauve, gold, jade, henna, cerise, emerald and grey. ‘.aradian Printed Linoleum*, In a complete range, a sq. On sale at, a yard ...... $3.95 At 75c, $1.00, $1.25 to $4.50 Special Value at 75c ScAh Printed Linoleums, Naim s famous 36-Inch Radium Lace, in an assortment of colors in These Pretty Dresses are made of cotton lawn and nainsook, have value on eole ot, a oq. yard ...... plain or two-tone effects. Most exceptional value at, round or-squarc yokes, are trimmed with embroidery and lace, the Rompers of strong seersucker, blue and wbitef Inlaid Linoleum. Greenwich make. A llnole a yard...... :...... $4.25 sleeves with narrow “Vel.” lace, some have embroidery and tucks pink and white, white and mauve. Neat romp In every respect, a eq. yard ...... *“ —Lace», Main Floor at bottom. Very inviting values at 75#, $1.00, $1.25 to $4.50 ers and special value at ...... 75# All Lineleum Laid Free ef Charge ! '—Infants’, First Floor —Infanta*. First Floor DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED JXCTORU DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRyAflV 5,1323 B-âàL|ir iJ'liLgiüi-g mm ==X=M^»! jaiia.i-a.ii.i 'Vf" - E.tebllihed 1440—©v— TW X “DOOR OF HOPE” FOR The revente le Aertrelle—w» I IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN CHINESE GIRLS Keiler'e Little Chip Marmalade ?Jar ...... Officials and Charity Work ^ure Dutch Cocea feulk. 2 Ibe...... Maey I.O.D.E. Chapters Child Artist ers to Establish Refuge, Eggo Baking Powder in Hankow H-o*. can ?...... To Hold Anoal it Peking. Feb. 5.—Juat aa the geiaha Veiling Beef, a Rump Reaete and Round %lrla of Japan have gained .within thé lb.. 8c and...... | Meetings This Week . Roaate, lb...... last few months a greater measure of Pet Resets and Oven Resets, 4 Boneleee Stewing Beef, * _> The month of February marks freedom than w»e ever accorde 1 them lb., ÎO# and...... < 2 lb*...... In the past, the "Door of Hope" la the end of the fiscal year foi opening to the a;ng-eong awl alav<* The Heintzman primary chapters of the I. O. D. Miss Bernice Pope, of Vencouver, Mias Kathleen Agnew,' of Rockland girla of the ttreit (Chinese Industrial E. in Victoria, with the reeult ■pent the Week-end with friends in Avenue, and her aunt, Mr*. Waugh, city of Hankow on th< Vang-’jVe & Co. Piano Victoria. i left this afternoon for Seattle, where River The product of the Helntaman A H. O. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. that there it a plethora of annual (*o. Piano Factory Is to be foun® o o o they will visit Mra. Gue Agnew for Military, civil and police officiai» In every comer of the Dominion- 618 FORT STREET TWO STORES 746 TATES STREET meetings staged for this month. Mr. and Mra C. H. French, of Van a time. and t l.arlty workers an* co-operating known to all as Canada’s muefe Among those that will meet in couver, registered et the Empress © © © tj establish in R«mi:n v an institution loved Piano In Canadian homes, Hotel yesterday. Announcement la made of the mar s‘mliar to those In Pekin*. Shanghai one generation following another, annual session this week arc the o o o riage which took place In Victoria July and Nanking, which wi-1 afford a this Piano l* treasured and Is • following: Consoles Chapter, which 6. 18*1. by Rev. Dr. Campbell, of Alfred path to a better life, prooe.bly mar •oume^of (distant and Increasing will meet at “Molton Combe" at the Mr. and Mr». W. G. McLaren, of James, son of-Mr. and Mm. Walter riage, for these girls nnd worn* n wr.o 404 Linden Avenue, left Sunday to The Helntiman A Co. Plane caa Invitation of Mrs. Curtis Sampson Poole. IIS Avalon Road. Victoria, and desire to forsake their present form be purchased on most reasonable on Tuesday at 2.3$ p. m.; the Lady spend a few months In tbs South. Leonora Margaret, only dauglter of of living* NEW SPRING SHOES © o © terms. Alderaon Chapter will also meet-on Mr. C. D. Smith, Vancouver. The “Door, of Hope" is a municipal Tuesday at 2.30 o'clock, at the Jones Misa Innea-Noed. of Duncan, la © © © institution which in a sense is a com Building: the Esquimau Chapter visiting In Victoria, as (he guest of On Saturday evening at Breads 1- bination of reformatory an-l indus FOR THE BIG GIRL met to-day at the residence'of Mrs. Mr. and Mra. A. Garey Eastman, of bane, the minister's residence, the trial home, a refuge and an orphan Heintzmcui George McTavish. Lampson Street. Prospect Place. Rev. Dr. Campbell celebrated the age. It is regarded as an officia, go- A Ce^ Ltd. *- Quite the thing tpr Spring Q © © marriage of Mr. Robert Waring and between in marriage, and that is how On Friday at 8 p. m. the Robert New Store, 1113 Government #t. are these new One-Strau Valentine Harvey Chapter will hold At the Dominion Hotel on a brief Mias Pearl Olmatlad. both of Vic the "Door of Hope" la moat widely its annua,! meeting at headquarters, visit is A. H. Haynes, of Whitehorse. toria. The bride was attended by known In China New Arcade Building Pumps, wits two-button fas this being a change from the ordln- Y. T.. attached to the staff of the Misa Grace Griffith and the bride Only the moat modern of Chinese tening. See these and other Ary meeting day. Tuesday. The White Pass and Yukon Railway. groom by Mr. James McQuarrle. have oiacarded the ancient custom of Margaret Rovke Robertson Chapter OCEAN AND COASTWISE SHIPPING , UMIT8» Stir* Hours .4 a.m. te • p.me—Wednesdays 1 p.m. Colusa Has Shipment Victoria-Built Schooner S. F. Tolmie Of Nitrates to Put Under Full Sail on Pacific Voyage The New Wash Fabrics First of Los Angeles Line of % Off at James Island Steamers to Queen Char lotte Islands Are Specially Worthy of Your Interest war wu transferred to American First of the lake-type steamers to Big Carrier of W. R. Grace registry. Has Passenger Space be operated between the Queen EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTS ARK NOW AVAILABLE FOR Fleet Is Due at Canadian The vessel has limited but exeel- Charlotte Islands and Los Angeles in Explosive Plant To-mor lent passenger accommodation and the spruce lumber trade has gone HOME SEWING has large freight capachy. The Co north. This la the steam schooner lusa is $08 feet I5ng and draws Lv.S row Morning From West feet, bu-Ùtfcere je pi n’.y of water for El A beta, one of a fleet of similar the docking of the ship at James Isl vessels owned and operated by tfie Ginghams, Crepes, Voiles, Etc. Coast of South America and, Part of the Colusa’s nitrate Los Angeles Products Company, cargo will be discharged a; James parent to the Massett Lumbar Com Island and the balance WHI W for pany Limited, at Buckley Bay, Mad - Tacoma. She brought a full lead sett. The Los Angeles company has To discharge a large consign north from the west coast of HuuLi great mills at Los Angeles, and lum Scotch Ginghams in a splendid variety America. ber cut at Massett will be shipped In of the newest designs and colors ; prac ment of nitrates from Iquique, Another vessel Is shortly expected squares-to the American plant for Chile, the big steamship Colusa, at James Island witi a shipment of finishing. A contract haa been tical qualities; 27 inches wide, 25C a phosphates from California, reached with the Union Oil Company yard ; ,28 inches wide. 3 yards for of the W. R. Grace fleet, will be , to discharge excess oil bunkers at ^British Columbia points. Each ship 6.1.00 ; 32 inches wide, 45# and 55# to-morrow at the James Island has an excess capacity of 10,600 bar a yard. plant of the Canadian Explo The 6. F. Tolmie Is now at Honolulu, where Capt. J. C. Stewart put In to rels. El A beta Is discharging her ex BETflir cess at Anyox, and will then pio- Plain Ch embraye in the very newest sives, Ltd. The ship is expected effect repairs to demage caused at aea. The vessel ran Into a heavy gale ceed to the Islands to load the first colorings, excellent weave ; 32 inches at Jamea. Island at 8 o’clock which carried away her topmasts and head gear. .She la bound from New Los Angeles cargo. castle, N. 8. W„ to San Francisco with a cargo of coal. The crew of the wide. 55f a yard. Tuesday morning. Two or three barquentlnee have re ON WEDNESDAY S. F. Tolmie had their first experience of a tidal wave following a iiub- cently loaded at Maasett for Seattle, The CoIum is » lar«e reeeel of B.TS1 marine quake which swept the Hawaiian Islands, 1 Jpp Crepe, in 16 shades and white; cross tone, and shortly after she was but the material they carried was bunt In 1113 was a regular visitor to Dragon Film Party Leaving spruce, a surplus from the Afr Board excellent quality; 30 inehea wide. 35c1 Victoria In the passenger and freight spruce production campaign of the a yard. ~~p service of the Grace company to the by Admiral Ship for Orient late years of the war. The first Los west coast of South America. Angeles cargo Will go south on the Kimono Crepe, in bird designs; good She was built by W. Hamilton A When the Admiral Oriental liner Former German Ship steamer El A beta. Captain Thomp quality ; 40C a yard. Co. at Port Glasgow and after the son of the B. C: Pilots met the ship President Grant. Çapt. M., M. Jen off here and took her north. sen, sella from this port on WedneS' Lingerie Crepe, dainty rose designs day on her return voyage to the Far and new colorings for underwear ; Beat she will have aboard members Arrives to Take on -40# a yard. of the Dragon Film Corporation In charge of F. E. Chamberlain, bound Seersucker Crepe. fine Printed Grafton Voiles, Striped Flannelettes : 33 Our Arrangement ef Terme Will for China. The Dragon Film Cor inches wide, 40# to 50# •wit Yew. •oft ünish in pink, sky, beautiful soft qualities, poration Is partly financed by Ameri Lumber at Genoa Bay exclusive designs.on a yard ; 36 inches wide, can capital and Mr. Chamberlain's mauve, biscuit and white ; 35# to 60# a yard. mission la tn connection with the 27 inches wide, 40# a light, medium and dark filming and distribution of moving grounds ; 40 Inched wide, Cream Flannelettes ; 27 , pictures in the Orient. SS. Commercial Guide Reach yard. Another passenger sailing by the SEA GULL TRAPPED Astronomer Due to Leave fl.15 and 41.25 a inches wide, 25# and President Grant will be A. C. Den ed Here From Everett Yes Swansea for Coast on Striped Jap Crepes for yard. 45# a yard; 33 inches Remarkable bigh, well known operator of fur and With a large section of raw fishing concessions on the Kam terday and Proceeded to meat caught In ita beak, and a February 21 house dresse* and separ wide, 35# and 40# a chatka Peninsula who arrived here fish hook transfixing the upper yard ; 36 inches wide, tapi Port to Load 1,250,- and lower jaws together, a sea ate skirts, fine quality, in DOMESTIC COTTONS, on the last inward voyage of the According to advices received at 50# to 65# a yard. Receptioi Given Canadian Pacific liner Empress of gull was taken from the telephone Rithief Consolidated, Ltd.,- the Har all the newest color NAINSOOKS, LONG Australia. 000 Feet of Lumber for wires at the corner of Johnson rison Direct steamship Dramatist stripes ; 30 inches wide, Fine Weave Nainsooks, The President Grant Is now com and Broad Streets by the Fire will arrive here on February 10 in 35^ a yard. CLOTHS, ETC. LeoOrnstemandtbe pleting loading on Puget-Sound and New York Department at 3:34 p.m. yester stead of February 20. including HorrockseiC ' will sail from Seattle at 11 a m. Feb day. The seagull was caught in Information was also received this the wires on the barb of the Figured Crepe Voiles in Domestic Cottons for make; yard wide, 30# to ruary 7 for Victoria, carrying a good morning to the effect that the Har« household use. full yard list of passengers and a capacity fish hook. The hook had made rlson Direct steamship Astronomer novel designs with 85# a yard. Knabe Piano cargo of freight for the Orient. Bound for Genoa Bay where lacerations in the neck of the would sail from Swansea on Febru ground colors of navy, wide, 20# to ,50# a Egyptian Longclotha of She will take on mails and addi bird. The seagull, when rescued, ary 21 after loading at Glasgow and yard. tional passengers on arrival at the she will lojul on a million and had to he destroyed to put it out Liverpool. tan. grey, saxe, red and 4ine even weave, yard Once again the Ogden Point docks here. a quarter féet of lumber for New of misery. It takes about a month and ten black; 38 inches wide, Madapollam. yard wide, wide, 35# to 45# a Madison Inbound. York, the 8. 8. Commercial aaya to come from the Old Country 95< a yard. 75# to 41.25 a yard. yard. . KNABE receives The liner President Madison. Capt. and this would bring the Astronomer Thoa. P. Quinn, is now inbound from Guide, an interned German ves WIDE-AWAKES WIN to this port about March 21. The merited distinction the Orient, having sailed from Yoko sel of the commercial type vessel is coming to this coast via the hama on January 31. The Madison OVER SPOKE GIRLS Panama Canal and will touch at San and enthusiasm at Is posted to arrive here on Saturday touched at Victoria yesterday Francisco, Seattle. Tacoma and Loa Laces and Embroideries morning to pick up a pilots She The Wide-Awekee Junior Girls' Angeles on the way. The two latter Basketball team visited Books on ports will only be visited If Induce* the hands of another will load at the Cameron Lum ment offers. After discharging her world-famed pianist EMPRESS OF FRANCE IS ber Company’s dock at Genoa Bay. Saturday evening, and won one of cargo at Victoria, the Astronomer this company having secured the the Most hotly contested games of will move to Vancouver. Valenciennes Laces, from Swiss Embroidery Edg Swiss Embroidery «Inser DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO contractth" to deliver l.SSé.OOO feet of the season lY the Books Hall. whfn —LEO ORNSTEIN. they defeated the Sooke qutntêtte^by ings. lVi inches wide, lumber to New York. 1 to 4 inches wide. 12^4# tions, Ya to 2 inches wide, This great artist’s On her globe encircling trip the King Brothers are the local agents. a score of 10 to 6 before a crowded 7Vtf and lO# a yard. Canadian Pacific liner Empress of The ship has a registered net ton house. Rivalry between the two to 45# a yard. work last Friday France le due to arrive at San Frar- nage of 2.890 tons. teams was at fever heat, but the Positions by Radio 2 to 5 inches wide, 15# 15# to 40# a yard. ctsco on Thursday and will leave the Captain W. K. Martin brought her "Nevereleeps” lived up to their name, to 25# a yard. 5 to 10 was wonderful—al Golden Gate port February 10 for up from Everett. The vessel la ex and led all the way. Hand-Made Laces in tor Yokohama via Honolulu. The Em- pected to complete loading at Genoa At the start of the game it looked Information supplied by Canadian inches wide, 30# to 75# Swiss Embroidery Edg most superhuman, preaa of France le carrying 706 tour Bay on Thursday, when she Is due aa if It Were going to be a close finish Government station at Gonsalee a yard. ists on her world cruise. to sail for New dfork. for It was about five minutes before Heights February 5. All ships’ posi chon and eluny designs, ings with beading at Wee Interned. the first po\» ta were registered. Ellen tions at 8 p.m.. February 4 unless Headings, Yi to 2 inches . andjiever in the his otherwise Indicated. The Commercial Guide is an ex- Dodds taking advantage of two free from 30# to 41*25 a tached, 2 to 4 inches wide, shots, and placed the Wide-Awakes Este van Point — Cloudy; calm; wide, 12i/2# to 45# a tory of Victoria has German steamship taken over by the 30.42 ; 44; sea smooth. Spoke str. United States during the war. She two points In the lead. yard. yard. 15# to 65# a yard. This success was mainly respon Northland. San Francisco for Seat a piano received ln the South American trade at tle, 516 miles north of San Francisco; MAYNARD & SONS I time of her internment, but is sible for the Wide-Awakes overcom ing the superior weight and knowl ■poke str. Vikifig. towing schooner such favorable com **"*—"irWAArCTIOVFFRVWMS ■ now plying between the Pacific and Rose Mahoney, San Francisco for Se rAtlantic coeats. edge of the floor possessed by their Small wares You Will Need for Home Sewing ment as has been Instructed by the owners, we will sell opponents. Minnie Briggs located the attle. 617 miles west of San Fran at Salesrooms, cisco; spoke str' .Avalon. Gray’s Har- basket onye, and Ellen Dodds added bor for San Francisco, 63 miles from passed upon the 737-733 Fandom Avenue another In the first period. The Gray’s Harbor; spoke str. Admiral superb KNABE Sooke girls netted two baskets before Schley. San Francisco for Seattle, !E the Interval. Gretel Nicholson end 268 miles south of Seattle; spoke White or Smoked Pearl De Long Dome Fasteners, Coats’ , Sewing Cotton, GRAND since Fri Wednesday, 1.30 p.m. Lillian Helgeaen .securing the str. Horace X, Baxter. San Francisco baskets. for Seattle. 70 miles north Cape Blan Buttons, including a 11 black and white, all size#, black, white or colors, 2 day evening. The WIdo-Awake*, exhibited the co; spoke str. Ruth Alexander, Vic 10# a card. for 15#. High-Class OF SELF INTEREST best of their offensive drive In the toria for San Francisco, 618 miles wanted sites, 35# to final period, setting a fast pace and from San Francisco; spoke; M.B. si Belding'a Sewing Silk, 80 Warren's Belting, shaped To prove the merits the forward combination of Eleanor Oak Bay Electors Are Told of erra, Bellingham for San Pedro, 142 46.00 a dozen. yard spools, all colors, and boned, 35#, 40<-, of a piano in print ür Hinsdale, Ellen Dodds’and Minnie miles south of Columbia River; spoke 15# each. Household Furniture Water Scheme Briggs gave the visitors the edge str. Claremont. San Francisco for 45# and 50#. impossible, ■ so w ' over the home team. Lillian" Helge- -Itâymond. 200 miles from Raymond: De Long Hooks and Eyes, Twist, 10-yard spool, 5#. Trimming Beads, in all Three-Piece Overstaffed i, Gretel and Jean Nicholson time spoke str. H .T. Harper, Richmond very earnestly ask Some thirty people, meeting In tlip and again worked the ball to within for Astoria. 80 miles from Astoria; in black or white, all Button Hole Twist, yard colors, 10# and 16# a Oak Bay Municipal Hall Saturday shooting distance, only to be dispos spoke str. Cuba. Portland for San 5# Francisco. 177 miles from San Fran sizes, 10# e card. bottle. * you to hear the Chesterfield Set night, passed a resolution to the ef sessed of It by the fast and close checking of Fay Forster and Jean cisco; spoke str. W. H. Doheny, San KNABE, try it over fect that they considered the Greater Edwards. Francisco for Honolulu, 740 miles Edison Diamond Disc Victoria Water District Scheme The Sooke hoopstere threw away from Han Francisco: spoke M. 8. and realize for your "most Ill-advised in its present many opportunities to score through Charlie Watson, Seattle for San Pe form," and urging "all ratepayers to not passing at critical momenta, and dro. *57 miles from San Pedro; spoke self why so many of Phonograph and Records vote against it.” Alderman David throwing away their free shot tries. str. Capt. A. F. Lucas. .Port Wells for Leeming, of Victoria, Reeve Watson San Pedro. 935 miles from San Pe Including tn part: Almost new Edi Ellen Dodds made sure of the in dro; spoke str. Mexican. Portland "Stop, will ye, Murphy?" cried Pat, the greatest pianists son Diamond Disc Phonograph and and Councillor G. A. Vantreight. ot dividual scoring honore by netting Saanich, and Harry Langley, Secre for San Francisco. 140 miles from as he was being let down into a well Records, beautiful Three-Piece Over- two more baskets, while Lillian Hel- San Francisco; spoke str. Enterprise, in the world LOVE stuffed Chesterfield Suite, consisting tary of the Greater Victoria Com gesen added another for the Sooke that needed repairs. "Ot want to Day Steamer to Seattle mittee. spoke in favor of the scheme. bound for San Francisco, 1.632 miles the beautiful and of six-foot Chesterfield and two Arm qulnte Basketball Golf Football Hockey Record Crowds Act Up CanadiensUp VICTORIA’S PROTEST ON Banff Making Vancouver Champions OnTop Again Ready for Its At O.C. Cup-Tie Games InN.H.L.Race FRIDAY’S GAME UPHELD Winter Sports Here Wednesday, Feb. 14 UPLANDS GOLF LINKS DAVE SHADE WINS Victoria's protest ever Friday night's hockey game between the Cougars Ten Days of Every Variety of CLOSED TO PLAYERS First Game in Play-off for Liverpool Supporters Doll Up Defeated Ottawa by 4-1 and and Maroons wee upheld this morning by unanimous vote of the moguls of Sport to Be Included in AND IS LINED UP Switched Places With Sen the P. C. H. A. In session In Vancouver. > i Owing to the recent frost the Amateur Hockey Title to Be Like Red Indians, While FOR WALKER BOUT This new# wee oenveyed ever the long «distance telephone from Looter Uplands golf links have been ators Once More Patrick, manager of the Cougars, to the Sporting Editor of The Times. Big Programme cloéed until they can be rolled. Staged in This City—Local M Illy all Had a Goat and Lester hustled over to Vancouver on loot night's boot to attend the Secretary Freeman stated this Boston. Mass., Feb. B. — Dave mooting called, He presented hie argument in substantiation of the protest * morning that he could not say Teams to Battle for City Bolton a Shetland Pony- Shade, of California, was awarded in forceful terme. Hi# protest was based en the feet that the Victoria net when the course would be ready the decision over Eddie Shevtin, hère was net in position when the winning goal woe aceeed by So usher. Dog Derby Records Expected ’ fbr play. He will make *n an last night, in a 10-round bout, said Adams and Dye Helped St. nouncement Immediately the links Championship on Wednes Attendance Far Greater to be preliminary to a meeting with Frank Patrick, president of the league, who witnessed the gome, end to Be Shattered; Noted are In shspt- Mickey Walker, welterweight cham Pats Score Close Win Over Pete Muldeen, of the Seattle olub, both believed that Victoria hee net been day Than Last Year pion. rightly treated and voted that the pretest be upheld. Writers to Visit Hamilton Tigers The points obtained by Vancouver will be deducted from the league ____ j* standing as well as the peinte obtained by MeoKay, Frederiokeen. Haider According to Information receive* eon, Oatman, Boucher, Skinner, Duncan and Clem Leughlln in the Individ this morning by Jack Stevens, sec , London. Feb. 6.— (Canadian Press ual scoring race. Banff. Alta., Feb. 5—Ten days of «'able).--The fascination of Associa EAST WILL STAGE N.H.L. Standing every variety of Winter sport with retary of the Victoria Amateur Ice The game will be replayed en March 6 in Victoria provided it hee any tion Cup football was demonstrated P. W. I A. bearing on the position of teems in the play-off. the climax a one-hundred-mils Hockey League, the first game !■ by the slsc of the crowds "that wit Montreal ...... 16 I 6 the play-off fee tbe- B. Ü. hockey Ottawa ...... 16 8 • 6 The Victoria fane will feel greatly relieved as e result of the action of championship dog grand prix rase nessed Saturday matches. There championship will be played in Vic were 598,000 spectators compared BOTlieOLF MEETS Toronto ...... 16 7’ -r~ the league in regard to Friday's game. and a buffalo barbecue, will be the with 478.000 at the corresponding Hamilton *» 6 io As it is the gome hee been wiped off the beaks end the fane that were programme of the Banff Winter CaTr Win First Game of Knock-out toria on Wednesday evening, Febru there hove the satisfaction of having witnessed a game the like of which Rames of last year. Receipts yester nival which will take place from Feb ary 14. The winnere of the Victoria day were £40.600, compared with Canadian Amateur Title at Montreal, Feb. 5.—Opce again Can had never before been staged in Victoria and the like of which, it is hoped, League for Island Inter and Vancouver leagues will play adiens are in the lead In the National* ruary 24 to March 5 these added to ,£25.100 last year. will never be-seen here again. —- mediate Rugby Champ home and home games and the vic ♦ Weird and startling costumes were Stake in Montreal; Open ; Hockey League race, holding first the fact that the Trimble-Murtia place by a one-point margin over the tors mill meet the winners of the donned. In many places. Including Motion Picture Company has placed at Toronto Ottawa Senators, whom they van Thé Wanderers were successful in play-off between the two interior Liverpool whose supporters appeared quished Saturday night at the Mount its outfit of one hundred huskies, winning the first game In the series be red Indians. A goat decorated in Toronto. Feb. 5—At the meeting of Royal arena four to one. It was a seventeen police dogs Including u»e for the Island- Intermediate rugby leagues. the blue and white streamers, of Mill- game marked by many incidents, championship when they defeated The Vancouver amateurs are now wall white a Shetland pony was the Royal Canadian Golf Association Corinthians, England s Star famous film dog Strongheart and his here. Saturday, the open championship which included a delayed start of the Normal School, city Intermediate holding their play-off. the Tower* swathed In the colors of the Bolton tournament was awarded to the Lake- one-half hour, fast hockey mixed with bride-to-be, Julie, and several packs champion»,-toy the score of 10-0 on and Young Liberale being the con Wanderers. In contrast, players In view Club. Toronto. occasional loose playing, a disputed of wolves, at the disposal of the car Saturday afternoon at the Cranmore testants. The Young Liberals won London wore black arm bands as a The amateur championship wtH- he goal, some minor tussles between Amateur Football Team,May nival committee will make this event Road grounds. the opening game by 3-1, which gives token of respect for the late Lord held on the course of the Kanawakl players and a severe Injury received one of the most unique and interest The Wanderers were in good form them a two-goal lead. They are jKinnalrd who was for many years Club. Montreal The dale was fixed lor by Capt. Gerard of the visiting team, but had to play hard to down their fancied to win. The Liberals per the week of July 2.______• ing that has ever been chronicled in president of the football association, The Mourit Brünë Club. of Montreal which necessitated hlS retirement history of f’kfiadlan Winter sports. fighting opponents. They had an formed here two weeks ago against t Charlton Athletic's defeated of last was the only one from which an Invita from the game In the second period. Visit Victoria This Summer Nature too. has taken a master edge on the three-quarter line. Their the Pacifies a*d Just managed t* kicking was sure and their passing bear’s finalists was the best per tion for the ladies’ championship was The line-up was' as follows: hand In preparing a marvelous set win by 3-2. formance of the day. Preston were received and it was accepted. ting for the carnival. Banff, the accurate. In the first half the white Leeal Race Still In Doubt. the Impressive side In first half but The election of officers resulted si Canadiens Ottawa sweatered lads started off .with a follows President, George 8. Lyon, Vesina ...... Goal...... Benedict Montreal, Feb. 5.—Corinthians, the famous English amateur soccer great national playground, set like rush and it did not take long for thu The Victoria championship has the Charltons then took charge of Lambton and Toronto Golf Clubs: sec- S. Cleghorn .. Defence...... Gerard club, may tour Canada this Summer if plane of the Dominion Football some exquisite Jewel In a coronet the game and never relaxed. forwards to cross the line. Willis yet to be decided. All season the i etary-treasurer, B. !.. Ahdersvn, To Couture ..... Defence...... Boucher Association materialise. Negotiations are still In the preliminary stage of towering mountains Is to many making's beautiful try and Curie Pacifies and Shells have been see Northern Section Out. ronto: Western committeemen, DudI. y Lawson. Vancouver; C. W. Hague, Cal O. Cleghorn *. Centre ...... Nlghbor but the suggested Itinerary would take in all the principal centres from more attractive than ever In her converted from an almost impossible sawing for the lead and at present , With the elimination of Bradford gary, and D. N. FUmie, Winnipeg. Jollat Wing ...... Denenny Montreal to the Pacific Coast with two games each In Montreal. To Winter garb of dazzling snow. Wil angle, again demonstrating Ms sur the oil-men hold the advantage. The and Wigan, the Northern Section of The meeting favored the amateur Malone ...... Wing...... Darragh ronto. Winnipeg, and Vancouver, and one match each in Ottawa. Ham liam Faverehgm, the famous actor, prising abilities. After the kick-off Pacifies have had to do the chasing the league disappears from the cup championship being decided by 18-hole Berllnquette Substitute...... Clancy who visited Banff last week, re ilton, Fort William, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Prince Albert, Victoria, the Normal School fought hard to and have never been In front. Twice competition. match play system down to the semi Pitre...... Substitute .... Helman marked, ‘Tve been In the Alps and get over the line, but they lost they have caught the oilers and once finals, and 86-hole match play In the Bell ...... Substitute...... JB Nanaimo, Lethbridge and Windsor. The best individual scoring per semi-finals and final, but the matter Pyrenees but I have never seen any ground steadily and the half-time they played them to a draw but right formance* of the day was Richard - will be decided definitely by the Incom Summary It Is estimated that the trip would cost in the neighborhood of thing that can compare with Banff whistle blew with the Wanderers a now the Shells have a two-point,lead ■on’s-four goals for Plymouth, which ing executive. $22.000 and that sufficient profit wquld be made on the venture to place in Winter beauty. The people o»1 few feet off the line. as a result of the sound spanking d—No score. Is a curious commentary on the fact Many New Affiliation». the Dominion association on a sound financial bails. Canada should make marvelous Normals Try Herd. they administered to the Pacifica that he had been rested recently for The renort of the execuMve committee Second period — 1. Canadiens, O. Bannf the St. Moritz of America." last Wednesday. loss of form. showed that the Association’s member Cleghorn. 4.86; 2. Ottawa. Darragh, It is proposed thst the tour. If undertaken, would be conducted In After the Interval the Normalités ship was Increased by 1ft clubs during At the foot of the famous tobog tried hard to break through. They The Shells and Pacifica will meet Sheffield United and Blackburn 1.50; 3. Canadiens, Malone. 7.00. a similar manner to that of the Scottish Internationalists two seasons «921 the present membership being 91 Third period — 4. Canadiens. O. gan slide on funnel Mountain an ice made attack after attack on their again on Wednesday night at the Rovers replay on Thursday and all allied. 25 associated and one affiliated ago, the financial end of which still remains to be straightened out. palace with "glistening towers and. opponents’ backs, but the kicking of Arena and should the former win *ne others on Wednesday. club. The new clubs are from all Pro Cleghorn. 11.60; 6, Canadiens, The provincial associations would sage the games In their own prov Cleghorn, 1.00. Iridescent arch has been completed Gilmer, the Wanderer full back, they will be entitled to take over the vinces of the r»omlnlon with the excep inces. making certain guarantees to the Dominion Association and re and during carnival week this will drove back the students. The Nor Dudleigh Cup, at present held by last - Owing to an error In transmission tion- of Nova Scotia. Toronto, Feb. 5. — Unusual goal- taining any profit over and above the guarantee figure. be ablaze with Hari-colored lights mals were still fighting, and by sev year's champions» the Senators. jtno wrong result was given on Sat keeping by Roach and the ability of and the centre of a nightly display of eral good punts they secured a scrum Should the Pacifies win. however, the urday In the Plymouth-Bradford Babe" Dye and Jack Adams to score fireworks. does to the Wandeicrs’ line, but their race will be tied up and a game will Snatch. It was made to appear as Preparing Track. final efforts were In vain. The Wand have to be staged either late this gave St. Patricks a six to five vic Ht. Andrew until they were com though Notts County had met Brad OLD COUNTRY tory over the Hamilton National Work has been begun on the five- erers secured their second try week or early next week to determine ford. The score should have been pletely discomfited. And hi that through some good work by Curie the champions so that they may be SOCCER STANDINGS leaguers here Saturday night. The wrlteth upon the wall wrlteth thus mile triangular race course on beau Plymouth Argyle 4. Bradford 1. visitors were dangerous at all stages tiful Lake Mlnnewanka where the and Willis, they secured a five yard ready to tackle the Vancouver win of a well contested game and once in TWO SWITCHES Men of St. Andrew, 36; Metropoli scrum which paved the way for an ners on Wednesday. tans. 3». dog race will he run. This event will other try when Curie crossed the line First Division. the .second period were leading 1 y be unique in the history of long dis What Might Hsppsn. five to three. And when Clarence the eon of and then took the kick, converting r. w. l. n. pte Ferris, had blown with a loud vqlce tance dog racing, as the dogs will be the try. The kicking of Curie dur Interest has developed in the ama Liverpool ...... 26 18 5 3 .19 Billy’' Burch, who made his local the battle was ended, and each man in sight in every stage of the con-» teur race as a-result of the approach WESTS KM EASY Sunderland ...... 28 15 8 8 38 debut as a professional, played a re WON BY DEFAULT ing the whole of the game was departed unto hie own place. tlnuous one hundred mile race. It splendid. of the inter-city play-off. The locale Huddersfield Town . 23 12 8 8 32 markable game. He scored the first Metropolitans—Barlow 3, C. Lewie le expected that owing to the smooth - have a splendid chance of winning Manchester City ... 37 12 8 7 31 goal for the visitors after trlckinj the The teams were as follows: Newcastle United ..27 11 7 9 it Sickness Keeps Teams Off 18. McDonald, F. Lewis 17, A. ness of the course and the fact that Wanderers—Gilmer, Johnson. Wil this year and should they succeed in whoel team. He also hat an assist Thomas 4. Sheffield Ignited .... 27 11 7 9 31 Harry Cameron, the veteran ed the entrants df this race include lis, Grubb, Hoad ley. Curie, Curtis, defeating Vancouver the Victoria Middles boro ...... 28 1» 7 8 29 fence man. dislocated his shoulder Floor; Falcons and Bays St. Andrews—Squire 9, Kstlla 5, seven of the most famous dog teams Christy, Mclllree, Money. Mathew- fans will have a chance to see the Tottenham Hotspur. 28 12 16 4 38. Erickson 17, Simpson, Pillar 4. In the world from The Pas, Mani Kootenay champions In action In a W Bromwich Albion 28 11 9 « 28 and will he out of the game for Win Their Games * son. Officer, Dowell, George and Defeat Soldiers 3-0 in Exhi Holton Wanderers .. 28 P' 7 8 28 week or ten days. toba, that world’s records will be home and home series. The play off between the Coast teams will be Burnley*______26 11 16 5 27 The line-up was as follows; SCOTTISH CURLERS beaten. The teams entered Include Normal School—Hannlngton. Lane, bition Game After Cup Tie Aston Villa ...... 27 11 10 « -8 Saturday evening at the Trades four of the winning teams of the Knapton. Waddlngton, Bran* I.m. completed on February 18. when the St. Patricks Hamilton Blackburn Rovers .26 9 1* * M Hall the Falcons won a very close ARE VICTIMS WHILE 1922 and 1823 raceV and three run Morrison. Hope. Moses. Crowley. Victoria and Vancouver champions Was Defaulted to Them Bverton ...... 26 10 12 4 24 Roach ...... Goal ...... Forbes ners-up from The Pas. The teams Loomer, Sprinkling,_ KHpAtylck, will meet in thpif second ^garae In Woolwich Arsenal .. B I ir E 22 . Corbeau game from the St. Marks Beavers by Cameron . .. Defence .. IN FORT WILLIAM will proceed to Banff Immediately Waites. Brand and A.. Thompson. the Terminal City. On Saturday afternoon the Wests Preston North End . 26 8 11 7 23 Stuart ... .. Defence ...... Relse 30-22. The St. Marks boys are hav Chelsea ...... 21 7 JO f J* Andrew» . •fter The Pa# races. The grand prix *nd the United Service teams played Cardiff City 4 Æ 4 ... Ceirtrt ing their first experience "this season Fort William. Ont. Feb. will be divided In four prisse as fol gn exhibition game at the Royal Ath Birmingham ...... 28 « 13 9 21 Noble ...... Wing .... in Sunday School League basketball Ten games were played by the Adams ...... Wing .... . Bouchard lows: First, one thousand dollar#; letic park, the former team coming Notts Forest ...... 2» .8 14 7 23 and are steadily improving every Scottish curlers here Saturday, second, seven* hundred and fifty; •ut on the long end of a 3-0 score. Stoke ...... 26 6 II « 18 Dye ...... Substitute . .... Roach game. Cummins and Anderson of the visitors losing the afternoon Oldham Athletic .... 28 « 17 6 17 Randall .. . Substitute . ... Arbour third, three hundred, and last, two The cup tie match had been pre the Beavers shot exceedingly well. game, 64 to 86, and the evening hundred and fifty. vlously defaulted to the Wests on ac Second Division. Wilson ... .. Substitute ., The Falcons showed greater skill at games by one point, 47 to 46. In L,r?unl of the Service team not having p W T. TV Pts Summary On March 3 Laurence Trimble, di team work and kept ahead through the aggregate, the Scots were rector and tutor of Strongheart. will their players registered In time. By Notts County . . “6 15 7 4 21 First period--1. St. Patrick*. Adame, out, although not by a very big mar beaten, 111 to 82 points. this defaulted match the Wests make 26 13 5 s 34 3.00; 2, Hamilton. Burch, 6.00; 3. give an exhibition of that dog’s mar Leeds United . .. 26 13 6 7 S3 gin. The teaips were: The visitors were banquetted the fourth team In the semi-finals for Hamilton. Corbeau, 1.00; 4, BL Pat Falcons—Skillings 14, Roney 8, Mc velous intelligence along with that of Iselcester City .. 26 14 7 5 33 ricks. Noble. 2.20; 6, 8t. Patrick». by the city In the evening when Julie and seventeen other police the Jackson Cup. Blackpool ...... 2828 It 7 10 32 Queen I, Foubister, Watson. they were officially welcomed The Wests had . the better of the Manchester United . 27 12 8 7 31 Randall. 6.15. St. Marks—Anderson 7, Cummins by the Mayor. s, .. . .. dogs, all carnival visitors being askeo play during both halves, and although West Ham United .. 26 12 * « 30 Second period—6, Hamilton. Cor 11. Blake 2, Cross, Lashmar 2. Fisher. to Attend. Invitations have been the Service men made continuous at Derby County .. 26 11 H 1 29 beau. 2.80; 7, Hamilton, Wilson, 4.00; sent by wire to a number of famous tacks on their opponents’ goal, they Barnsley ...... 27 11 10 6 28 8. Hamilton. Roach, 4.16; 8, 8t. Pat Bays Win Out. V.I.A.A. WILL RESUME writer# and editors and already the •ould not put the ball between the Southampton ... . 27 1 10 9 25 ricks. Adams, 2:00; 10, St. Patricks, The Bays proved too fast for tb£lr camlvàl committee has received ac Sheffield Wednesdi y 27 10 10 7 27 Dye. 3.00. less experienced opponents and se FREE BOXING CLASSES posts. The play commenced with an Stockport County .. 27 11 12 4 26 ceptances from the following: Ar attack on the Wests’ goal. Cosier Fulham ...... 26 8 9 » 25 Third period—11. Dye. 10.00. cured a victory over Christ Church thur B. Hoffman, editor of Adven missing an open net by slipping in South Shields .... 7 26 boys by a decisive score, 4P-24. Mc The V. I. A. A. free; boxing classes ture; Charles Peters, of Life; Talbof the mud. The play then shifted to Port Vale...... 10 12 5 25 Lennan, Holder and Stevens scored are being resumed at the Victoria 10 V.Ï known magazine the other end of the field, and You- Coventry City ... .. 26 13 2 23 rapidly for the Bays, while Atherton West gymnasium,under the charge of outing’ and A berl BrItt* editor of son took a long shot that completely Hull City ...... 27 7 13 8 22 FELL AND VIRTUE TO and Young netted most of the points A1 Davies, chairman of boxing, who Itotherham ...... 27 7 12 8 22 for Christ Church. The gome was In fooled the opposing goalie a ad rolled Bradford City ...... 26 6 10 10 22 Is on hand every Monday evening Ladies' Hockey. Into the net for the first score of the Cry*ta! Palace ... .. 27 7 12 * 22 the Intermediate B League. The from 8 o'clock to impart hie expert game. This started things on the hop. Clapton Orient .. .. 27 7 12 8 22 teams were: knowledge of the art of self defence Negotiations are under way with and the Services tried hard to tally, Wolverhampton \ .. 26 4 18 6 It MELT GORE AND YORK Baye—Stevens », Holder 12, Mc to pupils. Last week ten huskies at four or five ladles' team# to compete but they were up against a strong -Northern Section. Lennan 10, Blair 4, Hartley 6. tended the class ad some of them for the world's championship lady Christ Church—Young 6. Atherton hockey team cup donated by the Al defence and Leeming was unbeat P. W. L. D. Pts showed great promise. No charge is able. making save after save. The Walsall ...... 24 It 4 6 28 19, Jones 2. Chapman 4, Locks 2. being made by the L A. A. for this Pine Club of Canada and It is ex greenahlrte then secured their second Nelson ...... 21 18 7 1 28 Finals in Calcutta Foursome Game Goes By Default. special instruction which in other pected that lady teams from Calgary, goal, when Ogle made a beautiful 3 Chesterfield ...... 21 13 8 27 Owing to sickness In the Mats’ cities is conducted by instructors Ferme, Edmonton, Camrose and the rush and. passing the backs, gave the Rochdale ...... 23 10 6 7 27 at Oak Bay to Be Played who charge very heavy fees for their Amazons of Vancouver, who won the ball to Clarkson, who shot a wicked Bradford ...... 22 16 6 6 26 camp they were, unable to turn out Wlganboro ...... 20 10 6 25 and the game went to Centennial by services. The only stipulation made flip at last year’s carnival, will eriter one at the goalie. The latter saved, 6 on Saturday by the club' la that pupils must at the hut let his hands slip behind the line, Ftalybridge Celtic .. 26 10 6 5 25 default. Centennials, however, were .th* games being Ltncton City ...... all there ready for battle, but with tend the classes equipped with rubber Played during carnival week. and the referee called "Goal." to the Eouthnort ...... zz % * 6 N. Thornton Fell and J. D. Virtue shoes and a change of clothes, which In addition to these features, other discontent of the spectators, who were Accrington ...... 23 9 9 4 will meet I»uls York and Arthur no opponents in sight. The Um Tomblee from Congregational Church, eliminates the risk of their catching , inter sports will be curling, skat gll pulling against the Wests. Both Halifax Town...... 20 8 7 5 Gore in the finale of the Calcutta cold after their lesson. ing. snow-shoeing, ski-Jumping, ski- teams then fought hard, hut that fin Darlington ...... 22 7 * 7 foursomes being held by the Vic who are always ready to try any ished the scoring for the first half, Hartlepool United . 22 7 9 7 toria Golf Club. This match wj.ll be thing ’ once, challenged the Centen ikl-jorlnr. toboteanln*. Crewe Alexandra .. 23 8 10 5 iialltee to a game, the challenge be KASKY CONTINUES "f’ ,wlmmln* In th# hot and the whistle blew for the Interval Barrow ...... 22 7 12 3 played on Saturday next. r~~~ B with both elevens -pressing hard: * In the semi-finals Fell.and Virtue ing promptly accepted. The game sulphur .prtnf. of th. Oov#rnm#nt wrsxhiwt . rrr...... tr *•* 9 7 which followed wad" a very r lose At the opening of the second Ashlngton ...... 23 6 12 5 with a net handicap of 8, TO SHOW SKATING - dTÎÊTn, ncy emt eM half the play commenced to get a Grimsby Town ...... 26 6 lu 4 defeated C. E. Wilson and H. J. Davis, affair, the Um Tomble Red Shirts FORM AT MONTREAL SVt little on the f-ough side, there being 'dirham City ...... 21 4 10 7 handicap 8 3-4, by 5 1-4 and 6. In finally securing a victory by a single Tvanmere Rovers ... 23 4 11 8 point, the score being 11 to 10. Jim n y signs of hostility on both sides. The the other bracket of the semis. York Montreal. Feb. 6 —Harry Kasky. of BAN PLACED BY T . Third Division—Southern Section. and Gore, with a handicap of 8. H, McEwan used his eagle eye to ex blueshlrts then started to pre»» hard, cellent advantage; Clarence Ferris c hl^go, continued to add to hie laurels but they failed when It came to put r. w. D. Pts G. Wilson and J. V. Scrivener, handi In the Dominion ekatlng championships COMMISSIONER ON ting the leather In the opposing net. Bristol City 25 16 6 IT cap 6 3-4, by 1 1-4 up . also having a good Idea where the concluded here on Saturday, and with Play was then stopped, and the play Swansea Town ...... 25 An interesting match Is looked for basket was situated. Andy Easton the 440 yards and the three-quarter HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT Plymouth Argyle ... 23 and Allan Thomas put the Red Shirts mile events to his credit, he easily de ers were warned by the■ referee for Watford ...... 23 In the final as both handicaps are their rough and tumble play. After the same. In the lead near the close of |he monstrated himself to be the stellar Northampton ...... 24 game.. The teams were: contestant of the Weet. .. New Vwk, F.b. 5.—A bout for the kick-off the Wests secured their Brighton and Hove A 21 A close runnerup to the Chicagoan th. world i heavyweight boxing • third and final tally, when Shcrratt Mill wall Athletic ... 25 Centennials—McEwan 6, Fuller, RICKEY, OF CARDINALS, Ferrie 4, Holt, Graves. < Maries Gorman, of Ht. John. N.H , championship will net be permit- made a beautiful rush and. .dodged Portsmouth ...... 25 although the Maritime man did not fig wîii" N,7oVS* 8te,e- Chairman the hacks. Then he made no mis Luton Town...... ». 28 Um Tomblee—Partington 2. Noel. ure among the premier positions on Swindon Town ...... 24 GETS FIVE-YEAR ORDER Eaaton 3, Greaves 2. Bickle, Thomas Saturday. William Muldeen, of the state take about shooting the ball Into the Norwich City...... 28 corner of the net. This finished In the ladles’ races. Miss Robinson, of i announced Exeter City 24 St. Louis. Mo. Feb. 6.— Branch Another Game Defaulted. Toronto, was successful In both. last night. things off, and the final whistle blew Bristol Rover*...... 23 The duration of the ben was with no further scoring on either Queen’s Park R*ngrs. 28 Rickey, manager of the St. Louis Na And It came to pass at the ninth tionals since 1819. has signed a con- __ not mode known by the choir* " ^^a^son handfed the whistle/ ‘ Merthyr Town .. _ . Z3 hour that the men of St. Andrew trace to manage* «tab ttm the iwxthtmM WMfm f*«n*poft- V S.S. BASKETFUL . . fnani.. -T It mfwgii pWfHMII*fr-»___ i •' v™-;.The team* took the He» w fottewer tans; But Fred,, th* son of Lewis, :Ffe»r game*.; «f Champion Jack Dempsey maet- Wests Leeming. goal; Copas and sayeth unto the men of 8t. Andrew: •nr War for hi. titlaTn thia Reading ...... 2.7 4 13 night at the Trades Hall gymnasium atata while in affect. Rlcklnson, full hacks : Muir. Baker New-port Coufity ... 25 4 13 HARVARD AND YALE Behold we have only four men, lake commencing at 7 o’clock. In the Sun and Thomas, half-backs; Sherratt, Aberdare ...... HP* 1 thou the victory, but play with us a day School Basketball League. The Peden. Ogle, Clarkson and Youson, ACCEPT friendly game." And It was so. And programme follows; Scottish League. ^728 Allan Thomas, the Red Shirt king, forwards. First Division. 7, Intermediate A Boys—Onwe- United Services — Zanelli. goal; FOR ENGLAND MEET of the Um Tomblee, did Join the men goe ve. Metropolitans. Grimes and Gibson, full backs; Pe P. W. L. I). Pte of Mets and the battle began. asgow Rangers ... 25 17 ? I 38 7.46, Senior Girls—Christ Church ters. Coulter and Ward, half-backs; Dundee ...... 28 14 9 Cambridge. Mass.. Feb. fc.—Har And the men of St. Andrew did vs. Live Wires. Cummings. Watt, Whyte. Cave and Airdrleonlans ...... 28 13 7 vard has accepted the Invitation of play with exceeding great skill an.1 *16. Senior A Men—First Presby Cosier, forwards. Aberdeen ...... 28 IS S Oxford and Cambridge to an inter- did score many baskets. And when terians vs. James Bay. Millwood Falkirk ...... 28 18 4 national Intercollege track meet to that bloweth the whistle had t. Senior B Men—Adanacs vs. Hibernians ...... 27' 13 9 be held In England in July, it was blown with a loud voice, he that Congregations Is. W. H. MdNNES again Celtic ...... 24 12 16 announced to;day. July 21 is the useth much chalk wrlteth thus upon Hearts of Midlothian 26 8 7 the board: Men of St. Andrew, 20; WINS WALKING STICK Ft. Mirren ...... ft • ifr dale tentatively set. McGILLBÊÂTEN IN S3.50 Cord Greenock Morton ... 26 9 16 Metropolitans, 8. Ayr United ...... 28 7 • And Johnny, the son of Simpson, Delivered in City. W. H. Maelnn»» «gain won the Baith Rovers ...... 26 9 9 FLOYD JOHNSON IS sayeth, "Behold the hour is late, I THRILLING HOOP General Cigar Co. Limited walking-stick competition of the Me- Partick Thistle ....» 26 16 9 have much work yet to do, play thou Phone ato torta Oolt Club, when he defeated A. Kilmarnock i< 12 TO FIGHT TO-NIGHT with four men and let me depart." , GAME IN QUEEN’S Controlled and Operated by t. Ford two up. I\ looks as though Mbtherwell JJ t 9 And there was much rejoicing in fr. Maclnnee Is determined to hold Hamilton AcjuT..... 27 S 16 New York. Feb. 6.—Floyd Johnson, the Metropolitan camp Inasmuch as Kingston, Ont.. Feb. 6.—Queen’s has- The Moore-Whittington i Third Lanark ...... 27 8 16 of Iowa, aspirant to a title t>out with kotlbaiiem______defeated McGill here Hatur- on to the stick, he having won It Clyde ...... 28 7 15 "Joheny the Mighty" had (Imputed. day afternoon, 88 to 81. In one of the Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada umited _gaMrtl Use) in succession. KrW AnÜon àevère'.'^m 21 8 îl Jack Dempsey, will meet Mlke Nestor Lumber Co. B-rtoq Is the next challenger. in a 12-round bout here to-night. "‘Mideta” did overwhelm thy men of Queen’s. I YICTORIAPAILYTIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 193& 'ESTABLISHED 1888 COMMERCE CHAMBER NEWS IN BRIEF HEAR OF NEW TO HOLD QUARTERLY COT IN FIREMEN'S MEETING TUESDAY $1.95 Ladies* Specials $1.95 Mr. Justice Gregory hear* • short Hat of applications in Supreme Court MIES WOULD Chambers this morning. Ne trials The quarterly meeting of the The Type were listed for to-day. Chamber ef Commerce, will be held to-meerew afternoon at half past Vietrola xhnwti Pumps : Oxfords Dates for - the February trial list SIAM COAL three. The chief teplc ef discus- here, *135.00 Ç./îffiS» were eat by Hla Honor Judge Lamp BE SMALL SAVING sien will be the Greater Victoria If.I1 jpan In the County Court to-day. The water eeheme which will be ex s on terme. Boots trial Hat la relatively light. Towns South of Port Towns plained by members of the Would Prune About $11,280 The staff of OavidflpMnesr’s, Ltd., end Need Supply; Now Greeter Victoria Committee. All Sites in thé Lot., See Windows will held their annuli dance to-mor Per Year row evening at the Alexandra House Paying $17 a Ton ballroom. Dancing will be from 8.80 Firemen State Case Against until 2 a. m. with Heaton's aug Possibilities of selling Vancouver MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE mented orchestra. Island coal to towns south of Port H. R. SELLICK Proposed Reduction The Central W.C.T.U. held a most Angeles were pointed out to the successful home cooking stall In the Chamber of Commerce Directors nt The percentage cut of the city fire basement of David Spencer. Ltd., on their luncheon to-day by Mayor men’s salaries proposed by the Coun Saturday morning. The member» James F. Fullerton, of Port Towns end. Mr. Fullerton esplalned that If DIES IT RIPE ABE cil will represent only about $940 nêr wish to thank all who by their con sixty-seven miles of railway were month, it was stated to-day, after j tributions and assistance made the members of the department had had affair such a success. constructed from Port Townsend south a number of tpwna would be in Was Well Known Contractor ‘an opportunity of scrutinising the A number of teaehore from Vic a position to buy Island coal. The Prior to Retirement schedule In the light of the latest toria, Oak Bay, Saanich and Esqui Mayor estimated that It would be economy proposal. mau districts, representing various possible to ship about 120 tons of The fact that 64 men are listed by sections of High and public school coal___ __ a. day from the Island by acow Henry Rowe Sellick died at the the department does not mean that work, assembled at noon on Satur to Port Angeles for sale to towns «#<* of 7» years jsgrlyVesterday morn there are 66 firemen, thF men eay. day in Spencer's private dining room between Port Townsend and Port There we alx men who are operators, ing at the Reyal Jubilee ? «capital, mechanics, or electricians, thus cut for luncheon. Tentative plana for the land. fourth annual Easter convention of Mr. Sellick was a native of Bridge- ting down the total force for the 24 "Two scow a carrying fifteen cars water. England, and came to Mani the British Columbia Teachers' Fed each would make a round trip every hours of duty to 60 men. This means rnwe.vTT ron SBRvice eration. to be held on April S, 4 and I, toba as a young man. He arrived in 30 men on duty for 12 "hours. All 1 In delivery Doesn’t This Bird Know When to Quit? Essen Populace Meets Vanguard of French Invading Army Mgr. Filippi Delegate to Mexico, whose by the Mexican Government >ftA ewoTO y On the heel* of the cavalry, the French cyclist corps with Its armored cars entered the city of Kaern at the climax ut the Ruhr Invsslos A. sullen but not openly hostile crowd met them with the Inevitable aman boy much In evldeaos. Diva From Farm Belgian Troops in Essen Clearing Square of Germans Armed Men Depose Authorities in Arkansas >V V &VF. 2 x v1! dauybter of a Pennsylvania fanner. need her voice to yodel and call borne the wandering cows. teaches heard her. Hw was sent to Poincare told the Chamber of Deputies. This picture from the Ruhr Italy and has now signed contract slstrlct. shows a group of Belgian Infantry men on their arrival In French Cannon Guard Essen SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG >mJ<' Here are shown French cavalry detachments holding back the crowds at one side of the Essen square In front of the dty 1-ctl where Stench general» conferred with the QvU authorities, §rMI wtial latest photograph <’f H hi. Daugherty. Alter, 6o HAS fTivert US MtilfWT nlted State*, who ha* been exonerated by Contrée* In thnncctlon «o leu* >«i• nur -Ith the impeachment proceeding* brought against him hy Représentative Keller of Minnesota 'K7»F5ê~ British bluejackets In a. march before Lord Derby la Coiogna VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1923 ^ ▼ assoitIncorporated s TJAD. au /▼ 1670 609 LUNCHEON THE SEALOF QUALTTY PHONE 1670 THE SEALOF QUALITY Prlvste Exchange Connecting Al Department! Served Dally (rom 11.ti tel.M. Orcbeetra—Fourth Floor FEBRUARY HOUSE FURNISHINGS SALE Featured To-morrow are Exceptional Values in SO Pairs Novelty CURTAINS Turkish Towels Values to $4.50 For White and brown Turkish towels of a spongy absorbent quality that will at onyp find favor with discriminating housewives. Prices are exceptionally low, eo much so that it will certainly paÿ to $1.79 a Pair V7 ' | look ahead and anticipate. „ i. | An opportune time for buying new Spring Curtains White Turkish Towels Vi ! i Closely woven, absorbejnt pile, finished with at a greatly redueed price. Some of them with hemmed] ends ; sise 20 x 42. Price ...39< White and Brown Turkish hemstitched borders, others with lure insertions, Sfse 21k 42. Price ...... 60* lace and frill edges. Included are a number of Towels—20c" Each Brown Turkish Towels ■ample curtains. Vahie f> $4.50. February Useful Towels for kitchen or general household use. Corns Closely woven with a thick heavy pile. Colne In white with colored borders snd brown with red and House Furnishings Sale, In brown With pink, blue or hello stripes; white stripes; sise 18 x 36. ------I elude Roshanara, Canton crepe. Tint tpj • I a/. -site 22* 45. Price ...... 60* . Price ...... 20c. Sise 26 x 48. Price ...... 60* Novelty Marquisette and Nottingham Net uuruins White Turkish Bath Towels Brown Turkish Towels . Fancy Turkish Towels Another big special In novelty curtains that will ap Of English manufacture ; sis* 21 x 48. Closely woven absorbent towel* in brown Of a closely woven texture. In blue and peal to the thrifty housekeeper. The collection In H Price »...... 63* with red and white stripes; sise 25* 50. pink checks with hemmed ends. Price 76* cludes marquisette with lace edging others with hem Price ...... 89* stitched borders, also fine Nottingham net curtains^ _ Turkish Bath Towels Brown Striped Turkish Towels valued to $6.50. February House $3 93 , Large sise bath towels of close texture and All Linen Turkish Towels Woven from linen and cotton mixture with Furnishings Sale, per pair heavy pile that will, wear well. Come In Woven from pure linen yarns, hemmed red and white stripes; hemmed ends; sise white or brown with colored stripes. ends: sl*e 26 x 4t. Pries ...... 92.00 24 x 46. Price ...... 91.26 36-Inch Cretonne Scotch Madras Price ...... 79* It Is ohly through our 45 and SM-Inch Scotch White Striped Turkish Towels - —- WHITE TURKISH TOWELING immense purchasing madras with scalloped Of a good heavy pile, hemmed ends. Corns power we are able to borders. Comes In cream In a good assortment of stripes; sise 23 Woven from heavy cotton that will give excellent wear; 18 Inches wide, yard, 30* and 39* First Showing of the offer a cretonne at this only In attractive de *44. Price ...... $1.25 27 'Inches wide, per yard 60* and .....66* 22 inches wide, per yard, 40* and ...... 46* very low price. All the signs; values to Hit newest patterns and New Sports and Afternoon February House colors to select from; Si Furnishings Sale, per Inches wide. February yard House Furnishings Sale" per yard FROCKS Beds,=s*— ^ Springs and Mattresses Tka nan. ila.inn fpnnlrc ukAitr wrnttf Vflnofv 79c The new Spring frocks show great variety of style, —Third Floor closely fitting bodies with skirts in draped and Extraordinarily Low Prices Nqw Prevailing basque effects ; full flare skirts and straight line mddels with smart panels and over drapes. While Enamel I Fumed Oak Beds Sleeves in three-quarter length and baby effects ; $5.00 Down With continuous posts snd five oval fillers ; Genuine solid fumed oak bed in full else all true copies of New York models. Fabrics in all aises. February House Furnishings Bale Bed, Spring and All-Felt Mat only; very neat In appearance. February each ...... 9*9.59 House Furnishings Bale, each ... .9*9.96 clude Roshanara, Canton crepe, flat crepe, Valette, Places a “Blue Bird” in knitf crepe, yvette taffeta, while some of the Walnut Finished Btepl Bede tress Cemplete for $14.90 Woven Wire Springe White enamel bed, full else with 1-lnch Double woven wire springs strongly sup new colors are lavingreen, ashes of roses, cocoa, Your Home Round posts and cane Inset panel, strongly ported. best selected wood frames; all sises. seal, nubian and indigo. Many handsome frocks Constructed and perfect in finish, 4-foot pillars and brass knobs; dopble woven Our easy payment wir* spring and all-felt roll edge mat- „ February House Furnishings Sale, 94.90 are shown in blackk ;fall Iaises. ~Prices from‘ ££.. .!*** : H.ottM.. treat. February House 81i QA pits enables you to Furnishings Bale complete 9 -would bo eeloctsd Dttchborn stated may prevail ai thé Une took Issues with their statement# with the. Indians to this- Province, One of Scenes in Extravaganza made from the platform while speak- Ins here during , their tour, par Even it «he doesn't catch much ticularly to references Veteran Journalist Will Tell of Famous Literary Figures AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY Eczema Covered Arms ' A very 'Tnterestins event is the lleysl—“Éxtravagensa.' Illustrated, lantern lecture with the of This Healthy Child title "The Story of Mr. Punch,” to Out, writes; be given here very shortly. This Mrs. Alex. Cehimbia—“Man, Woman, Mar- lecture wlU speak df the history of “When my little 'ton was three Will Appear in “Teas of the the well-known and famous periodi months old be broke iminion—“Sherlock Holmes.1 cal "Punch," of It# contributors, m sores on Storm Country" literary and artistic, as well as of Its bis chest and arms, with- .... Him...... Ionic■ to »v»iever uiinnmink ui put - cartoonists. The lecturer Is J. Fran tlnrnIng fhe nael.Se.s a— »e__si____.a______oPput-____ could to heal those terrible sore», but The term •assistant director" is more ting the aasistnnt in the line of succes cis Bursill ("Felix Penne,,) a veteran sion to s directorship. Personally. Pass journalist; who has personally known nothing did him much good. Final er lees a misnomer. It seems to indi Just as well satisfied, because I would cate • t the t-v ter of ft •* jngrfumtn Tony Taylor. Phil May. F. C. ly I ventured on a bo* of Dr. Chase's » much prefer an executive position in «wr»di Burnard and many others of the assists the director In directing, but the business offices. However. It Is ra '<**'*ttlw Ointment and kept on using it At th#*’ difficult to understand why In the Punch staff. IIe of ,si Jhe assistant director natural évolution of things a chief as "Felix Penne" worked at Fleet last we were rewarded by the has llttjè or nothing to do with the sistant should not succeed his chief to Street, London, for forty years, and actus! directing. His duties are more emergencies." x. steady Sealing of the sores, and like those of a business manager, be kept in touch with "Punch," and cause practically his whole tlmels taken Ths above shows the group of officers from Work Point Barracks and theiEjgdlee. who take part in the while In the British metropolis he (6^ finally he was completely reliev up in making various business arrange Merry Widow scene and the Swing Dance forming two of the attractive f#MUfee~of the Extravagansa, which became a Fellow of the Royal His ed of them. He is now thing ments preparatory to and coincident to will open at the Royal Victoria Theatre at 8.16 o’clock this evening and will play all week with Wednesday and torical Koociety. He was Constantly making a motion picture. In close touch with aft* and. artists. years old, and has had no Us seldom is authorize*# to issue Saturday matinee. There will be special features st to-night's performance, including-the crowning of the King during his has gathered even the slightest order to an actor, and and Queen of Festival, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rithet. and the presentation of the key of the city by ex-Alderman turn of the trouble since.' on such occasions he is merely the many unique and remsrkable elides courier for relaying the decree of tl« R. W. Perry, emissary of Mayor Reginald Hayward, following the Grand March, which is a novel and wonderful which will be shown here during hie director. Moreover, few assistant di lecture. Those slides are hot only DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT rectors ever become directors. They AT THE DOMINION literary, pictorial and humorous, but ,,kolv to branch off In other they have the distinction of Illustrat uepartments or the film-making indus- —Allen Holuber. who wanted a "film o bos, all try. All this is according to one of the daughter" for the charming Dorothy ing the social history, extending over most efficient assistant directors on the Roland Young Stars in Gold Phillips. v the Victorian era. This lecture Is to Psomc Coast. Shaw Lovett y name, At the police station s desk sergeant be given here on the evening of and who served as John S. Robertson's wyn Photoplay CIPT. PLUNKETT with a sene# of humor heard the story Thursday, February 15. in the Cham assistant during thi filming of Mary of the biggest film of'the year being ber of Commerce Rooms. Arcade Ptckford s new version of “Teas of the With his stooping shoulders, his grave held up on account of the lack of a Building. The lecture will be under htorra Country," sNJnlted Artists re- face and hie speculative eyes, Roland child ptayerv A few moments later AI- Iwso now at the Capitol Theatre. l*-ri Holul ir had drawn up an agree the auspices of the Island Arts and havrf been Mr. Robertson's assist Young proved Just the actor to act D. SEARCHES CHILD ment and the youngsters mother had Crafts Society. —. The FAMOUS Store, Ltd. ant for three years, and if I had enter- Watson to John Barrymore’s Sherlock Figned a contract for Thais lit Holmes in the Ooldwyn photoplay of W pear In “Man-Woman-Marris* QUESTIONS LONDON ITEM. that title which comes to the Dominion Dumbells Company Will Be Man, Woman, Marriage1 Theatre to-day for three days only. Seen at Three Per Will Be Presented at WARD FOUR MEETINU Some time ago Chief White Elk and Another Week’s Sale of Young Is am English actor who haa Wife appeared on the local stage, formances Columbia and lectured about their grievances made a reputation for himself upon the as reservation Indigna in. the. Unite* Women’s and Misses’ Captain H. W. Plunkett’s new State», the Chief declaring that ai- slouching Insouciance, bored careleea- Getting children to play in the movies though a graduate in medicine he ness and a vague pusslement as to what ~>umbelta" company will offer Its latest la not as eaay a matter as It looks, and wae unàble to practise his profession. Seasonable and Most Popular life i§ ail about. He first came into, d moçt spectacular overseas revue, being technically a ward of the Gov prominence through hie acting with, the I entitled. “Carry On.' St the Pantagee •gainst it in assembling his cast for the Washington ^Square players and then TheatreWStfe forfer FridayFrida and Saturday and Associated First National attraction, Arthur Honklns engaged him to act In | Saturday matinee * • Man-Woman-Marriage," at the Colum COLUMBIA theGracious, Clare KummerAnnabel." gossamer-play, in which he “madeGood I augmentedThe organisation end strengthened has bean by bia Theatre. He required three sets of two children, each to play roles ef two THEATRE a j|iy———.— —-----... .1.—1 dit ion - ' of -the - outstandln~ —•taragfiz from youngsters who must appear at widely TO-DAY nl«v “<* of ,h* ,nur divisional partie, that Fcjuirated ages and atill look as though DRESSES jaw a. WIM O»^ which had k were ore.nl.rd In France. Tne com- Price: Adult 16c, 20c. Children, they were tn# kiddies originally used. Wide range of pattern* in varioua wanted materials. The r,? pl.Vred P“y no* number, thirty-two Canadian After examining every ctrtld registered Chief Inspector In motion picture studios of the West of the Indian Department for B. C. pick of fashionable garments ie offered at a great reduction The Wonder Flay ef Coast and in the various agencies, five ordüFr that the full measure of sue- Delight* J55S52SÆu.» it.® «ira.in «.*.=£« were selected, but the sixth one could eaye as far a# he know* Chief White in prices. not be |«**^*t^ cess will be assured this function. It was suggested that advertising In 721 YATES STREET Los Angeles papers might bring the de Quarrel about trifle# If you reatly CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN “Man, Woman, Marriage” sired result. The ads were placed and Drama-Eternal. Starring net quarrel. The lees one has to answered by more than ten thousand larrel à bout the better. DOROTHY PHILLIPS Children, either In pereon or by mall, The greatest lore story of the but "none were suitable ■Agee—told in the tears ef a aiave- It was In the evening when traffic In glrl in pagan courts; in the. cry of the downtown section of Loe Angeles a gorgeous Amazon; In the emllee was busiest. The streeta were lammed of a mediaeval bride: and In the with automobiles. At a jammed Inter heart-throbs of the women of to section Alien Holuber looked out of hie day. fighting for Mother-Right In a world of Man Wild Animale—Wonderful Scenes. Special Three Days • BIO RIELS A Fleet National Attraction Shave, Bathe and ••arched for eo loos. &ptain himself, complete a cant that Quick a* a flash he stopped Me ma Shampoo with one would be impossible to duplicate from chine In the middle of the street and the ranks of the Canadian Army. made a dash Into the throng to halt There are twenty-six new musical the mother. Soap.— Cuticura numbers in the score of "Carry On," and In the crowd he located the youngster, two brand-new military sketches. The hut for a moment It was hard to deter LAYHOUSE entire production Is. •« usual, under the mine what woman she was with, since (•ersonal direction of Capt. Ni. W. Plun- no one wae holding her and many wo- *ett. who la making hla flirit public ap- close to her. pearanceiwiaranr. inIn CanadaL'an.A.. this*LI- season,uu_ _singingj.__ Holuber hla own eonga and telling a few stories the arm. "Here, lust a moment," h« TO-DAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY and getting acquainted. said, breathlessly. ’’I want yob.” CLOSED In an instant the mother «notched thi little rtrl away and protested indignant ly 'Hie crowd, quick to aee somethin* THIS WEEK out of the ordinary had happened, Royal halted. A G old wyn Picture WERT "He's trying to kidnap that little girl.’ an aged woman shouted to------“------who had followed the prod crowd when he left hla auto in tl FOR PREPARATION Victoria street, where it had compl From the Diary of HAS APPRECIATE the traffic. OF THE "I want that child for ___ Sherlock Holme* TO-NIGHT AND that was as far aa he got before the cop cut In. "Tell the asergeant------* “at the ALL WEBK elation what you want itV fer." he said, Monday. Received mysteri "You’re pinched for tblocking traffic, FAIRY TALE creating a disturbancea on— _a public_____ ous message signed Alice Lampson Street School Choir thoroughfare and—mon*n’n likely kid- Faulkner. She is held cap a precession started for Heartily Applauded station. In the lead tive. Left Baker Street at were a red-fared cop, an Irate woman. Extravaganza a crying child and an expostulating man 11 p.m. Dropped cabby at As was anticipated, there waa an •unusually large audience at the band Westminster Bridge. Prof. Alice in concert, one of the eerie# given on Sunday evening* by the band of the Moriarty takes too me* far 16th Canadian .Scottish, last evening granted. At midnight en 800 People at the Capitol Theatre. The well- known and popular choir of lAtmpeon tered underground passage Wonderland in Cast Street School, E*qulmalL took charge of -the latter part of an interesting evening ef my Largest, »nL Most Spectacular Starting production ever ehown on ■ued, the many manifestations of de Adapted William Pacific Çoaat, light were' instant and prolonged. Expresses Gratitude to Tan- The finit part of the programme Oiilette» \y found- consisted of four numbers by the lac for Ending Stomach ed on Sir Dpyle's National Dance»,' Cabarets, band, the "Poet and Peasant” over Wed., Feb. 14 ture (Suppe), the "Musical Switch." Trouble and Indigestion ot storie». Ballet», Open», Mammoth a clever sidmlxture of many popular airs and melodies, by Alford, an Eng Ten Years’ Standing Box Office Open Pyramid. lish bandmaster, this number de manding an additional selection, the "Tanlac not only stopped my stom Evqjy Day Evening. 60c to $2. *band * . . SPR*the "March of the ach trouble, but it built roc up ten Wooden Soldiers, and the comic tat- pounds and I am one of its finest Matinees ("Wednesday and Sa# too, "Musicians’ Strike," being espe friends from now on," bras the em urday), 26c to |1, plus tax. cially singled out for approbation and phatic statement of George IL Ralph, applause. Bandmaster James M. Mil 1839 16th Ave .W. Calgary. Albert* Phone 3801 ler again accomplished much with Mr. Ralph Is In the trucking business his forces. The solo by Bandsman and is well known. Charles Raine, a very accomplished "For ten years." he said. "I suf layer of the trombone, “Lend Me fered from storqach trouble and in » our Aid” (Gounod), was splendidly digestion. I had no appetite and Just Ç! given and received a storm of ap-had to force myself to eat. Even ilause, the talented bandeman giv- fng In response td an undeniable Reformed Episcopal Young People’s tanged such a eucceeaful programme. rankk that commencing ne fro* V. C- Alexander. S. J. The following is a Hat of the soiiEIU* gardeners will lecturerNs Ilona litwill y deaf* with great1» whichcomposer* the two boneecqtlv, «rills will be etniek iriws. A. B. Department. Many appreciative Off the etreneth of till, unit. This Thursday, February .1, ISM. a»F comments wêre heard after the en the accompaniments of which were of the various countrlee of the world. A merit her of the battalion who is ab Mine. A. K. ftlne. W. V. MoMuir. C. MEET TO-MORROW order will be etrietly adhere to. M. Rote. T. M. Sherwood, F. Slnnott, tertainment whloh Showed that the ably rendered by Mias A. de Moore: PLAYHOUSE TO speeial programme of music- will be sent from three consecutive com Mise D. McTsvleh—"1 Cannot b.ng rendered. Including songs, niano solos C. E. BALL. O. Stewart, G. T. Taylor, J. Vincent old song» and costumes were en Major per O. A. C, manding officer1» parade» without tho Old Bong»." "In Old Mâdrld. VrtSrt«iri.. TS?è*T.x!y,h,>' meeting of the and dwell, representative of the great reasonable excuse will be considered and W. H. Whitley. joyed by all. * masters of the various countrlee. Mr. O. C. No. 1 Co,. 11th . O. "Sweet Alice Ren Bolt." J^etrlct Gardener." Aeeo- Charleeworth has on several occasions as inefficient and «truck off the Cnmelletiea. i Fond memories of past daye were Mrs. F. M. Shandley—"Twickenham mîîwT11 it hel< *” the City Hall strength of the nnlt. brought back to all older folk» by. PRESENT "ALICE rotntedMwd-morrow. Th» epanno.nloctel conunlttre______I._ ’___ap- given muecal lectures to Y. P. Societies Battalion order No. *4. Part 2. parai >err>," "Love s Old Sweet Song!” 1«TH CANADIAN SCOTTISH. VSr îhi ' -dr*tl regulation, and echedule of various churches, and the forthcom Attestation,. graph 16, dated November 17, 1122. such conge ae “Love's Old Sweet Misa O. 8tubbs—"The Blue A last las ing lecture, which will be entirely new, Bong,” “DoWn by the Old Mill rTeo’ïii—monthly competition,, promises to be most Interesting In every le hereby cancelled, and the following Mountains." "The Mldehlptoite" be nt—vrved regarding the respect. Thle lecture Is given by spe Battalion Order», Feb. Z, IMS The following men having been substituted. Stream.’’ "Sweet Alice Ben Bolt" and Mies G. Povah—"Down by the Old in, cup for the beet kept home cial reuueet of the Young People of the Lieut.-Col. H. M Urquhert, D.8.O.. duljr attested are taken on the No. 169. Pte. J. Boeher: No. 2. ap rrhe Mldahipmite.” IN WONDERUND” " Î!"l w™ meke their report » this strength of the battalion and posted Mill Stream." ^ First Presbyterian Church and there M.C.. ADC.. (Tmunandlng. pointed lance-corporal, dated Novem A feature of *he entertainment of Mr. F. M. Shandley—“In the Gloam "7 -fi hoped that every mem- to companlce on date» stated ngulnet her will make an effort to attend, bo will be uo aqmslalon charge. Duties for the week ending Febru ber 17, 1111. special note was that all the cos ing.*’ "The Warrior Bold." The tremendous amount of work thï JElL! ^ 1 full dlecueelon of ary 9: their names: No. 261. Pte. F. Forreet. g. Appointment. tumes worn by the artiste were some After numerous requests Involved in the production" of a a.wÎÛÏm™ '° Ue,adopted, end that the ELEVENTH C. M. G. BRIGADE. Officer of the week. Lieut. R. B. No. 1, January 26; No. 166, Pte. G. Ü of those in actual use fqrty or fifty, Barker, No. 2. Janailfy 14; No. 28s, No.TM. Lance-Corporal J. Boeher, cert ts being repeated next 1-nday modern pantomime le such that It eari? ïuïi1 ïïîï ïî en» hied to make an Mathews: next for duty, Cept. J. O. No. 2, appointed corporal thle date. year» ago. The lights and setting of evening at eight o’clock in the Re r. e.ntît u .2!" "I* eeeaqn’e work. It No. 1 Company, 11th C. M. G. Bri Pte. R. J. Mofftt, No. I, January 2». will necessitate the closing of the tiom?*5ui*L»,.he* ,,ht monthly cempetl- Smith. the stage were specially arranged to formed Epiacopel Schoolroom. gade. will parade St the New Drill Battalion orderly sergeant. Hrrgt. ' Struck Off. suit theee old dresse» by the stage popular Playhouse for this week. In . onivJÎ ÎL } _X!,ly “n um t" better Leave of absence for private affaire nf.™ exhibits, but alao lend Hall, Bay Street, tin Thursday nest, J. L. Joule: neat for duly. Bergt. J. The foHowrtig N.C.O.’e and men hae been granted Captain W. Mention managers, L. Gordon and H. Shand- CONFERENCE AT ROS8LAND iesponee to hundred! of requests for e mtereet In the work of February 8. at 7.45 a. m. Dress, drill y. Foreyth. haying failed to render themeelvee from January 26 to April 1, 1122. In- !ïnd^iM| 1 B. C. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION WEEKLY Entirely New HEALTH BULLETIN Ne. 1 Milk. Next to a pure water supply, the Production problem of obtaining a pure milk supply for towns and cities Is one which luis taxed ethe best minds among health workers- for years It would eeem that people recognised without any question the necessity for a pure supply of water, yet the need for an uncontaminated milk supply does not eeem to have im pressed Itself so firmly on the popu lar mind. Tet both supplies have a very vital and common bearing on the health of any community. Milk forme the «ret article of diet of the young, of that great division wf ltfb known- as the mammalian. Un der normal condition!, this milk I» produced and eupplled In usually a healthy form, by the mother of the young In question. Given therefore, a healthy mother capable of main taining this supply over a normal per iod, the offspring thrives The ques tion of the purity of the supply In The Screen’s Greatest Star in the Screen’s Greatest Triumph this ease, aside from the actual health of the mother,’ la one. therefore, which does not occasion concern. But milk. In addition to being the .-•set article of diet of the young of the mammalian world, also forma a large Ten Reels of Exquisite Entertainment part of the dietary ef the people at large, and because of this. the Im portance of the------* *K* — The extremely less of the Storm Country” Starts at 2,4.20, 6.40 and 9 P-M.—Continuous 2 Till 11 PH. mçaâsmtm&&IÊ&Ê30lÊÊHsÿi&B&KIBÊÊÊÊl6MBGÊÊB& Ideal article for consumption at prac tically all sitages of MO. àn» while R Is one of the most universally used of foods, it ti, unfOrunately. one of the meet perishable, and at the same time the most easily contaminated of our recognised food products. Science and common sense have demonstrated the necessity for a pure CAPITOL ORCHESTRAL ORGAN EXTRA! EXTRA! supply of water for human consump tion, and hae also pointed the way Muaicdlly Interpreting This Attraction With the Original Mueical Score for an equally pure supply of milk. yet the average care shown by the In CONCERT NUMBERS dividual consumer of the tiro com Round Two of the New Leather Pushers modities. is sadly lacking In respect “Give Me Back My Kisses”...... Trot to the latter. It h true that greater Grand Finale, From ...... ‘‘Poet and Peasant difficulties are encountered when It to the question of milk, yet A. X. W0L7ENDEN st the Organ “HE RAISED KANE" them are Ineurmountebie, and rcamnihla care exercised from - ■- i : . . : the producer all along the line to. " 'Mill’s and including the consumer, would afford the same assurance when yeu open your mlik bottle In the morn ing. as you fuel when /eu rare the water-tap for a glass of water. . - r ■ ' x. 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1923 TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS.TO 1090 TIMES.WE WILL DO THE REST BUSINESS DIRECTORY MUTT AND JEFF | (Copyrlet • 1»20. By H. C. riiher. (Continued) Isn’t Jeff the Limit? Trade Mirk Be* In Cinnd».» FURRIERS ptOMTER, FRED^-Hlgh-st price tor row fur. 2114 GàVeriimei.t Street ye%. YOV HAve tW« ' ML H«uk.o ;...... YAAS Bvr WRONG NUMB€C". HEAVY TRUCKING • ••••»• *• ostew-r this is SAP oil NSON BROS—General truckles aa4 RAWWft builders* supplies. Pacific lime, ploo fter. cement, brick, eand, gravel, etc. Phone o^ee: 4TK. 27<4 Ayeburv Street. ^ HOTELS — • « OTEL a LB ANT. 1421 Government St. Furnished bedrooms. hn\ and cold Hwater Weekly r»l>» Pnone 7<«M LI OXY ACETYLENE WELDING LL claeaee of weldlns,. eiy-acetyleee .and electric processes British Weld- Aln« to,. 833 Pembroke St Phone 2414. 64 3; l AST IRON, brass, steel and aluminum C' welding. U. Edwards. 414 Courtier ELECTRIC and oly-acetylene welding. J ship repair». tollerinek-re. blacksmith work,f braes and Iron seating», etc. Vic toria Machinery Depot Co.. Ltd. Phone 474. *- tr-*4 n ELDING AND BRAZING dene by Star • W Garage. 358 View. Phene 4T74. ùl PAINTING painting and decorating, phono FW|'734SL2. Kaleomlnlng $1.74 ta 13.04 per room, any sire. * f2 64 T>AINTINO. paperhanging, decora tine. T C. 1 74411.1. T>AINTS—144% pure. Forrester's, phono A 1*1. 1421 Douglas Street. tf-S4 PLUMBING AND HEATING E. H AS ENFRATZ—Plumbing Ins. repairs all kinds 1441 1 te 474. 1 HAYWARD A PODS LTD. MISCELLANEOUS Phone» 1444 and 2444L. COMING EVENTS. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LOTS FOR SALE. (Contln^d) (Continuai) \a Stxtorta Sails Elm** (Continued). NARNSEW STREET—Large lot for sale /YHAJRS se-oaned a no all kinds of cane OCKING. James Bay plumber. work exécùted at moderate prices. 8771. 613 Toronto Street, t BOMB MORE SNAPPY BUYS. EVERYTHING MUST GO REGARDLESS ( •1^~~~ tanksH installed, ranges connected. Advertising Phone No. 1090 ANCE. Young Mena Institute, la OF COST Dennis Gllmerj 142 Pandora, '•hoa# 142L n Knight» of Columbus Hall. Wednes 1424 FORD TOURl&G ...... f335 Xf RS. HUNT le retiring from business and HOUSES fOR SALE Hath* roe cuaanu advbktwiso day; February 7th. Darning 4 to 1 Mu«lc •J7PC—Mclauoiilin master *six. i-fj. the large stock of ladles', geata* and ÜURN1TUR46—If you want bargain» In yyiLRON^ the modern plumber. Fraser Situations Vacant. Situations Wanted. Te by Oaard'a orchestra. Admission 44c. in V* • In real good order, children’s clothing la being disposed of. IkUNOAl-OW for sale. $1.444; 4 rooms. jutmalL House plumbing cludingmom* rerrip-iitnirnn. f r«sh ment». -- - U household or office furniture. It will ... RwiU Articles for bale. I^t or Found, etc^. 1114 CHEVROLET TOURING ft CHEVROLET. 1»24. 6-eeater. The business can be bought as a going I* bath. Dutch kitchen, electric llaht: pay you to give us a call: also s few good Estimates or labor. our «1# per word per Insertion. Contract rats» r KAHN* the new dances thoroughly by Absolutely as good as now. S?êc|[riAU Good and Clean—No Inquiries let fenced; chicken house and run; five rifles, bicycles and prams. We buy or mil nvestment. •n application. IJ t onin-tent Instructors at the Menalee •OQfir—NASH *1“ -A beautiful car at hiinutex iroro Quadra Hireet Jitney and anvthtng in the household Mne. $♦> ■Mull. V m — a.l.lr^.4 lit PsHQbertOB Bldg. 1424 DODGE TOURING dPe'e'*’ a very low prb 1 by Phoae------bus; abouti» minutes from Hillside car. No advertisement for ,Jeee than 1R- Studiv. New addrew. 317 Pei 742 IX>RT STREET tf-14 Bastion Street, near Court House. Phohe PATENT ATTORNEYS Minimum number of words. 14. Phone 2344. fJQK-MCLAUGHLIN[»LAUGH LI N BABY Will rent If desired. 112.64 per month. 944.______M la computing the number of words In an ILITARY 640. Orange Hall. Tuesday. *------.salreal nice nice famll. family car.___ NE HORSE Spring Tooth "Acme” cul Phone 41471,1...... -—■■ --v|M3 L. botpen. m. I. E. E- Patna»» and 1417 MCLAUGHLIN BABY SIX. . DQQK—1**41*3* FORD,FORD. S-eeater,4-seater, la HOOD has moved hie barber business advertisement, estimate groups of three or .4.^0. Fourteen icnp pris*.*. ti-t tivator. 74-egg hot water Incubator. l.TOR QUICK SALK at a sacrifice— T• trade marks. 447 Union Beak Bold- ' less figure» a" one word. Dollar marks ea4 M #vK%J good order. O ...... k stove; 261 Cat 8.L. J Country home In four acres, mostly to 1412 Douglae Stroetv Ing, Victoria. B. C. Phone 914. — — AttQUERADM- . . . ej, MNC**, . u.,1, —t'I^dlee* _.11— Au*- ft*)!VHm GRAY-DORT SPECIAL, ta all- abbreviations count es one word. AHQUERAIH rtesrwd. 1 «>«« s. 1n«Hudlng bathroom, CjAWS. toots,’ knives, gchwova put .!» Advert|eere whs eo desire may have r*- Uldry.lltdry, St. Andrew's and Caledonia' 1424 GRANT SIX TOURING flret-claee order. running water from good well which has lee addressed to g boa at The Times of- Society,M Caledon' ledonla I Hall. Thursday. *th. 4 JjvjrjQ—d41 ILFORD, running and look- TkELlABLB mailing HeU of Victor!#and shape. Phor.e W. Emery. 1647 Glad- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE nbver gone dry. two other wells for cows ptono Avenue. tf->4 o and fo*warded to their private addreM to if. Prises f ,!AU? OFFKRKD TO-DAY AM 1DKAL «Mil XTUY HOME WHO WANTS THESE? BUT* A KB. LTD- ERY ATTRACTIVE «-ROOM BUNGA- 4M Fart Street. FImhm MS. L CLEAR TITLE to very fine Victoria WILL Ft KMSHF.D CASH. balance $30 a month, LOW. newly decorated throughout, Beal Batata. Financial and Inearaaen home, eight or alee rooms, acr* of *>% ACRES AND ABSOLUTELY NEW OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE $500 secures you DANDY HOME. « Vall built-in features, beamed and panel- grounds, to trade on farm In Moots — AMD MODERN «-ROOM BUNGALOW. rooms, «near BL Margaret s School; every ltd. good lot. garage, first-clam reeteentlal Jaw or Regina districts. Will assume THIS n YOUR CALL 0*0 AAJI—FAIRFIBLP BUNGALOW ef .w|,,l * bedroom*, living room modern convenience. Price $$.600. district, does to car. Price for quick Î. IMPROVED ACREAGE an Melbourne PHOENIX ANSI RANCE CO.. LTD. with fireplace, modern kitchen end bath Cjr.nn CASH and $2# a month gives you aals. $$.368. Easy terms can be arranged. «8»W9f six rooms. In particularly de- Boulevard to trade for home la the city. room. complete with- latest plumbing, city St#7 CASH AND THE BALANCE ’5XFI7V I-roomed home, modern cos- slrable locality, thoroughly A splendid proposition (London. England). watar and electric light metalled. House MONTHLY venlencee. Burnside Road. Price $1.166. modern and In egeellent con $. WILL PAY CASH with dear deed to mais top it.m carat GOOD TERMS MAY BE OBTAINED V»!1 has good basement and - err fine' stone Clear tltla , A. A. MEHAEEY. dition ; Interior arranew*ente Okanagan prepertWk. for acreage close ANY OF THE FOLLOWING BARGAIN»! «•undotien. Interior and •>lector finish "E1ERNWOOD DISTRICT—Modern, fowr- com pries bail, big living room to Victoria. IF go. BRAD THIS A roomed cottage. It has living first-rlaan In every respect. Interior nicely b'TKEL REALTY. LTD.. «44 Pert SI. with fireplace, bookcases and 4. VICTORIA BUNGALOW with two .ota. P/****r*d and timed. Room for 1 addt- room with open fireplace, two large windows: dining roam deer deed to trade for Vancouver heme. HE owner of this EIGHT-ROOMED tloual rooms upstairs. Modern sanitation bedrooms with clothes closets has hardwood floors: Dutch Bring ue your Hat Inga. FULLY MODERN BBMT-BUNOALOW with concrete double section septic tank. off each, kitchen and pantry kitchen with all eeec4iv»ble I. 46 ACRES en the Fraser RI.er. near TI» leaving the city in a few weeks and Is Land Is nearly all cleared, all fenced sod with the ueuxl built-in (sa built-in effects: 2 bedrooms Fort Hammond, clear deed to trade for sacrificing his home for e quick eale, The Within one block of car line. 4-room duell cross fenctHl. Oarage 11x14. chicken house tures, three-piece bathroom, and t-piece bathroom down email cottage. A good chance to get a property le oseeptlenally well located.' In a ing on lot 61.7x192. lbslb. and tool house Isl2. Various fruits $1307 full alsed cement basement, stairs. 1 large bedroom up well located place of Mainland acreage. good residential district, on ur line, handy and selection of flowers FURNITURE large lot and chicken house ; i stairs:- full cemented base to good school and cloee to the sea. The complete, all hew and modern, goes with1 light taxes. Price far quick ment. laundry tube and piped houe» has just been repainted and dec Rnoparty; also tools, poultry and ■ah- only $1.387. on terms of far furnace. Owner leaving orated aod le now hi firm efeaa condition. ••fwered purs bred goats. Property $267 cash and the balance In — city has reduced the price There la a complete five-roomed suite 4-room cottage on a" let 61x112. ejlly • miles from Victoria on mat* road, monthly Instalments. about $1.606- Terms can be down stalm. Including bathroom and two cloee to station, golf links, post office, large bedrooms: upstairs there ere three school, hall and church. Taxes only M JfURNSIDE DISTRICT — Attractive, FINANCIAL NEWS smaller bedrooms, each with separate P*r year. Price complete only $3.665. three-roomed bungalow, water OTTAWA PRESS clothes closet. The living rooms are rich terma laid on; large lot; two good ly panelled end beamed, and have several GALLERY OFFICERS convenient built-in features, buffet, book 4-room cottage oe Iqt 14x112. Cottage li ... _ POWER * MeLAlOHLIN. slsed chicken Houses; very modern. — Fed Riesi Pkoo $550 lew tàxee. Price reduced to STRENGTH MAINTAINED cases. etc. There Is a- large cut grgnlte $638 for Immediate sale. fireplace. The electrics! futures are all Ottawa, Feb. (.—At the annual of the very best and add greatly to the $1.780 BSQUIMALT t THROUGHOUT SESSION HUME FIVE-ACRE RANCH. P. R. BROWN A SONS. STOCKS STRONG TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE meeting of the Pfdes Gallery of the handsome Appearance of the Interior of . ______8 the house. The baeefnent le fully cement PLENDID OPPORTUNITY for the (Burdick Bros.. Limited.) 6 rooms modern, and has basement. 111? Broad Street. x Fhs (By Burdick Brea. Ltd.) Canadian Parliament Saturday, H. *'. ed and cedar Hoed, plenty of I eadroom men with limited capital. All _ and absolutely dry at all tines of the $1x116. Slead, ne rock or swamp, four acres cultl- Chicago. Fob. S.—The wheat market Oadsby. well-known Caned tan writer scared a sharply higher opening this morn rear: stationary wash tube with hot and y6tad. acre In rear half cleared. Buildings New York sterling, $4.17-4, and representative of The Montreal veld water, as well as consist of practically new four-room cot THROUGHOUT SESSION Francs. 627-4. ing and continued very strong throughout BAY HOME ta»*. barn, garage and chicken houses: tho eeeeten. Pessimistic news from Standard, wee elected president lor EXCELLENT HOT AIR FURNACE water; Pacing on main road. Price Lire. 414-4 ^ Europe regarding the outcome of the There Jo e large level lot. ell fenced and 7-room dwelling, with all modern convent- terma. 1500 cash, balance $20 Marks, .000024. Turkish situation and. cold weather the ensuing year. « laid out |n attractive lawn and garden: ences. Lot 46E|26. monthly. NORTH AMERICAN (By Burdick Bros.. Ltd.) throughout the United States Winter Mil kinds, ef small fruits, bulbs and flow- J. GREENWOOD. New York, Fob. 6.—The stock market wheat belt w **• -j. Other officers were chosen eg foi- era; a 2%-foot cement sidewalk encircles $2.166 JAMES LIFE DOES GOOD showed strength fro*, the outset, and. led Wh'.et— the hoses, aa well as a cement runway to a ------BAY HOMlOyJ------__ HR Gevemment Wtriet TO-DAY’S TRADING IN Open Law by the, rail group, practically all leave# ...... 110-4F 116-4 lll-l Vice-president, George Hembleton, SPLENDID NEW GARAGE BUSINESS IN 1922 moved Into higher ground. All the gel ne M-y ...... Wen batit end with cement floor. This modern dwelling ee a Inti66x110k 111-3 116-2 flS-7 Superintendent of the Parliamentary PROFESSIONAL CAROS mere well held at the close. -- July ...... 1ZS-4 114-1 «H 114-1 property has other features tee many to The business of the North American mention, end Is aa absolute gift at only (Continuèd) High Low Last Press Bureau of the Canadian Press, $2.166 FOUL J Life Ig forging ahead wonderfully, as Winnipeg. Feb. 6—Higher cables a Kept...... 76 75-4 74.7 7F-6 ONLY 11,47$ IF SOLI» AT ONCE BAY HOME AIMS-Chalmers ...... 41-2 41-1 46-1 strength In Liverpool futures, baaed Mor ...... 74-6 76-4 71-4 76-4 Ltd. ; secretary, Claude Metanson. of $2,176 cash end balance on good mortgage. PHYSICIANS evidenced by the figures presented In' July ...... 74-7 76-5 74-7 76-6 La Presse, Montreal ; executive, J* EL 3-room, modern cottage o Am. Can Co., com. .... $4 . -$6-4 84 the Turkish situation, resulted In e itn Os to— Hollywood their forty-second annual report. Busi Am. Car Fdy...... 1$» 164-1 U* 45 Marsh. Montreal Star; 4- N. Long- Ne Telephone Inquiries Will Be Considered Crescent, on a lot 50x110. de- May ...... 43-1 46 46-4 eta ff. Canadian Press, Ltd.; Edgar ness issued apd revived in 1922 amount Am. In. Corp...... 14-1 *6-3 *6-4 reloped. Following the s(Irene* July 42-7 44...... 42-7 -44-'-- ed to $17,931,327, and brings the total Am. Locomotive .. 1 cent* at the opening, the market Boulet. Le Canada. Montreal; F. C. fWUUMUN » MUIR, RAYS b. c. Land » investment agency. business. in force, to 3106.0*9.134, the 1% strong throughout the dar. reaching a VICTORIA $T MOKP PHLT Meare. Toronto Globe: T. M. Fraser. LIMITED. litghegt mark yet reached in the history Am. Smelt. A HÜ. ÎSS- .. . of 111 for «a? Th* 010W was nea Halifax Chronicle, and Thomas H. »*t Government fit. ~r Phene U0 of the company. Am. Sugar Rfg. .. high nolitt at a gain of 1\ cents evèr For Feb. 6. 1910. ______U.B. LEGAL Some conception of the vawtr scope of Am. T. a Teh ï Saturday. Trading continued limited In Black lock, retiring president, ex- the company's business is-to be found Am. Wool, tom, .. the cash wheat market to-day. end- all i Fur Cunt. officio OSEPH MITCHELL DONOVAN. Attor to the fact that during the past year Am. Steel Fdy. . • premiums were unchanged. Some cover November 1. 1923 1684.66 1614.66 J ney and counsellor. Sioux Pella South there was paid to policy-holder* and Anaconda Mining ing for the opening of navigation was re November 1. 1924 1864.86 1614.68 Dakota. All Federal and State Courte beneficiaries over $2,297.600. This Atchison ...... ported, big export hide were away out of December 1. 1827 1616.16 16*0 66 Atlantic Gulf .... line and at times were reported to be fire November 1. 1821 1836.00 1640 *0 ivariBOTiM amount included $516,496.$2 paid a* November 1. 1814 1629.7s rmrw i CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT dividends, while in contrast to tills It at Baldwin l/oco. .... cents under cost. 1616.18 Baltimore * Ohio Inspections totalled 111 cars, of which December 1. 1817 1868.60 1674 66 OF SAANICH. noted that only $6,000 was paid to Itethlehem Steel .. 44 were wheat. November 1. ^812 1621.66 1631.66 guarantors. The President. L. Goldman, Lrooklyn Transit . Wheat — Opes High Lew C!oee 1%. WE OWN AND OFFER GREATER VICTORIA WATER in his address to the policy-holders at Canadian Pacific . May ...... 11S 114*4 **$ 114 December I. 1825 888.66 the recent annual meeting made the Central Leather .. July ...... Ill __IK ___ 111 114 October 1, lift L ittL.fl. DISTRICT REFERENDUM. Crcctbre steel .r: : March I. mr Tpnÿablël~ “ini scale of dividends will he continued to Chesapeake A Ohio May* *77... 48% «6% New Yerk) ...... 1616.66 1< PUBLIC NOTICE ’ I. hereby given policy-folders in 1923. This is indicative Chic., Mil. A St. P. July ...... 41% 46% % % % Small Accounts of the fact that in this company the Uhlc., R I. A Pae. NEW YORK COTTON. that the vote of the Electors who are Interests or the policy-holders are para Cone. Uas ...... Mar ...... qualified to rote on By-laws will be mount. In this respect, also, it might Cal. Petroleum ...... 8» July ...... (By Burdick Bros., Ltd.) taken on Saturday, February 10, 1991, be noted that there has been paid as Chile Copper ...... 29-6 Flax— Open High lx>w on the queetlon : dividend» .to. policy-holders during the Corn Products ...... 1*7 Ssr ::::::::: Wt tîiü «* -M.N Ifc» m «:8 M •ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF TH* pMt ten years the sum of $$,329.948,96 ...... 15-1 CREATION OF THE GREATER VIC- Oen. Electric Hve— ...... J7»6 ke.lt I.H MALL AOOOUNTS are wet The President pointed with Just pride (Jen. Mu (or a . .. W Hey ...... V II - S«% 111 tf% July ...... *7.1» 27.61 TORIA WATER DISTRICT?” to., the increase of ever -$1,600.000 in Hood rich IB. K.l ...... 14-4 July ...... 15 16% «6 _ J«% Oct. *5.11 16.13 Said vote Will be taken between the r.ssets during the year, bringing the total Ot Nor. Ore...... 38-7 Cash prices: Wheat—1 Nor.. 116; S Nor is* Fsees# of coined at every Bcanch of dus hours of 9 o'clock a. $n. and 7 p. m.. at amount now to $23,633,342.94. After S700.c00.000 S (iranby ...... 24 161% ; 8 Nor.. 164: No. «. 161; No. 6. 94 the following pieces: For the 7lrst Ward. liabilities have been fully provided for, Ot. Northern, pref. .... 74 No. 6. *7. feed. 71: track, lie Some men are known by the work District of Point Grey »: Cedar Hill School. Cedar Hill Cross there is a substantial net surplus of Inspiration Cop...... 31-6 Oats—2 C. W.. 41% : $ C. W end extra they refuse to do. Bank. Every dan m the com- j Rood; for the Second Ward, at Tolmle $3,476,230.56, establishing beyond a Int i. Nlikel ...... 14-4 1 feed, .41%; 1 feed. 41%: 2 feed. 46%; re Primary School, on the south side of doubt the unexcelled financial position lul l M*r. Marine, pref. 48-4 jected. 17%; track. 41%. m unity is Served with equal amen- Boleekln# Road; for the Third Ward, at of the company* which has entitled It Xennecott *--vi»er .... 3 7-3 Barley—$ C. W.. 66; 4 C. W 60%; re 5% Bonds The Hall. Tyndall Avenue. Gordon Head: to be known everywhere as 'thé com Kmm «ir f SewkwW' -, $2-7 jected and feed. «8% ; trmek. 66.^ Flax—1 N. W. C.. 236; 2 C. W. 2*4; 1 courtsty. for the Fourth Ward, at the Women'» pany "Solid as the Continent." l^high Valley ...... 78 don and Institute Hall, corner Marly- M Road Miami Copper ...... > 27-2 C. W and rejected. *16; track. 1*6. N. Y., N. H A Hart. .. 21-3 Lye—2 C W.. 12%. and Jasmine Avenue; for the Fifth New York t'entrai . . ; 99--* . -Î. .. ------J -m % • «*■ Due Auruet let, 195S. Ward, at Royal Oak School, near the BRITISH LABOR Northern Pacific ...... 77-2 NEW YORK HI GAR. BfMxbea in all Important Gem in Canadi unction of the East and West Saanich N. !.. unt. ,* Western,. 21-3 New York. Feb. 6 —Raw euaar. eentrl- F.W.Stevenson Price 91.90. To yield 5.65. JLoads; for the Sixth Ward, at the Tem LEADER’S VIEWS Nevada Coos. Copper .. 11-2 fugal. 6 61; refined granulated. 6.96 to Î.66. Saving, Drpemncoxs in all ha«i*i perance Hall, East Saanich Road: for l'tonxylvaiila It. K. ... 46-3 % % the Seventh Ward, at tho Till team People's Oss ...... 9s EXCHANGE SUMMARY. School, on Albina Street and Orillia London. Feb. 6.—(Canadian Press Beading ...... 79-4 New York. Feb «—Foreign exchaage STOCKS BONDS Street, near Burnside Road. Cable)—Ramsay Macdonald, leader Hy. Steel Spring ...... 111-4 It regular Quotations In cents. Voters are required to answer the of the Labor Opposition in the House Ray Cons Mining .... 13-4 Great Britain- Demand. 467%: cables. Szm&exton & Sxan 2 question by marking the ballot in the of Commons, in addressing Labor Republic Steel ...... 68-2 447% : 46-day bille on banka 461%. following manner : If In favor by mark Sin. Oil ...... 6*...... l«-3 France—Demand, « 46; cables. 4.44. Bank of Montreal meetings in Leicester, ranged over n and ing a cross ("X”) WITHIN THE Southern Pacific...... 93 Italy - Demand, 4.67. cables, 4.1*. ■mraro on. (Established 1087) SQUARE containing the word "TES.'' wide field of home and foreign Southern Ry.. com.' ... 46-7 Belgium—Demand, S.T6: cables. 6.76%. affairs. He scouted the idea that Studrbak'r Oorpn...... 117-1 Germany—Demand. #62$: cables ,6926%. Beteb&hrd Over 100 Yearn and if against hr marking a cross The Texas Company .. 44-4 Holland—Demand. *8.41; cables. 16.44. Bend Dealer# ("X') WITHIN THE SQUARE con Germany would pay over £1,000,000,- Tob. Prod...... 66-4 Norway—Demand, 18.69. taining the word "NO” (as the case 625 Fert Street 000 in reparations and declared that Colon Pacific ...... 131-S Sweden—Demand. 24.69. MB MMSESTON BUILDING m Pa ted at Royal Oak. B. C-. this 21th payment in goods would damage Utah «'ouper ...... «4 Denmark—Demand, 1IM. Great Britain's international trade. U. S. Ind. Alcohol Switzerland—Demand. 11.64. day of January. 11». V. S. Robber .... Ppaln—Demand. 1*.T6. Mr. Macdonald evoked cheers when R. R. F. SEWELL. V. S'. Steel, com. . .166-3 1..C-9 Greece—Demand, 1.26. he stated Great Britain was now go Virginia Chem...... Poland—l>emend. .66*8. Returning Officer. ing to pay the United States what Western Union ...... 112-2 Csecho-Slovekla—Demand. 167%. Wabash R. R. '-'A” ... Argentine—Demand. *7.1*. she owed, adding that “we cannot Willy's Overland .... Brasil—Demand. 11.4L isolate the matter from the debts XVeellnghoua# Klee. . Montreal—81 28-12. VICTORIA, B. C. that France and Italy owe us.” Allied Chem. A Dye . vail money firm; high. 4%: lew 4% : Why Not Bank By Mail? Phillips Petroleum . . . ruling rate. «%; closing bid. 4%; offered Computing A- Tab...... at. 6; last lean. 4%, call leans against ac REFERENDUM — GREATER HUANG FU NAMED Standard Oil. Indiana ceptances. «%. V^OUR banking can be done as safely Sears Roebuck ...... 64 Time loans firm; mixed collateral. 66-88 VICTORIA WATER ACTING CHINESE Am. Ship * Commerce l»-4 deyr, 4%; 4-4 months. 4% A and as easily by mail as by personal Unie» -Oil ...... V>.- • Prime * couunerciicommerçai ^t»apM. 4%. to 4%. We Own and Offer DISTRICT ACT Confia. Can...... « 41-3 FOREIGN MINISTER General Asphalt ...... 41-6 attendance. Money can be deposited Whereas under the "Greater Vlctotla Kelly Springfield ...... '-9 Z Water District Act” It is requisite for Coca Cola ...... 6...... - 76-2 Local Stock Quotations Dominion of Canada Bonds to Yield ...... 5.30% or withdrawn with absolute security. Ppking, Feb. S.—Huang Fu was ap Columbia Graphai hone 2-1 the Oour.cll to submit to the eiectotc of pointed Acting Foreign Minister to (By F. W. Stan Provincial Government Bonds to Yield...... 5.50% the City of Victoria qualified to vote on C. A N W Rail a av II 1 Our folder ‘A Banking Service by Mail ’ day. replacing Alfred Sxe, whose res United Fruit ...... HI money by-laws a referendum on the Athabasca Oil , ... Saanich Bonds to Yield ...... 5.60% ignation was accepted. Pam. Pta~. Lasky Corp. 17 explains this simple,convenient method. queetlon hereinafter set forth; Keyetone T«»e A Rubber 8-7 fiowrna Copper Victoria Bond» to Yield ...... :...... 5.70% And where*. pursuant to the said Nevada Consolidât*d .. 14-2 Boundary Bay Oil -66% Act. the Lleutenant-Governor-in-Coun- P.rc Marquette ...... 40-2 B. C. Perm. Loan . •8 60 New Westminster Bonds to Yield...... 5.85% Writt, or ask our Manaf/r for one. dl has directed that the voting on the Kndlcott Johnson ...... 88 R C. Fishing Co. . so.ee said question shall take place on the MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT Transcontinental Oil B. C. Refining Co. Edmonton Bond» to Yield ...... 5.90% 10th day of February. 1921; OF OAK BAY. Juvlndhle Oil ...... *“ " Silver Public notice is therefore hereby given WML* Motors ...*.7. Gaaade - Cseasr ...... North Vancouver Bonds to Yield ...... 4.00% THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Pullman Co...... l2»-2 12f-2 Can. Nat. Firm ...... $«-86 that on the 10thi day of February, 192-1...... *6.66 Penticton Bond* to Yield ...... 6.00% the vote of the municipal electorsmat < the A referendum will be taken an the Pan American ...... T^fT-T City____ of ______Victoria qualified______vote to voion question, "Are vou in favor of the crea Crow's Nest Coal Port ATbemi Bond* to Yield ...... V...... 6ES% ______VICTORIA BRANCHES >«! Oev.mmen- at. not F„,rt st. money by-laws will be taken by way of tion of the Greater Victoria Water «’handler Motors ...» Ix>uglae Channel . .43 U. P; Bum* A Co. Bonds to Yield...... 6Ji0% a referendum hy ballot en the question: PfFtrlrt?" on February 10th 1923. from Houston oil ...... Empire OH ...... 61% 1«1 Do lieu. *L ^ Victoria Wait—On Saeul. "Are you in favor of the creation of the 9 a. m. to 7 p. m., at the High School, Cuban Cane Sugar . . 94.66 Mount Royal Hotel Bond* to Yield . ;...... 8.00% malt Rd. Greater Victoria Water District?” Pal- Ha v 1 îerre Arrow ...... Great Wt-ef Perm. • And voters are required to answer the Retail Stores —.... Howe Round ...... French External 7%’s Bond* to Yield ...... 8.15% same by marking a cross (X) on their 1 tan. OH of «’allforali Hemlock Gold . .. .4. ballets within the square containing the UNORGANIZED DISTRICTS. Rcpogle Steal ...... Indian Mlnee .... We hold the ebove- for lmmrdiete delivery. word "Yes.” or within the squire con Royal DJtch ...... International Coal taining the word "Ne” (as the case may Texas Pacific Jly. •• McflilhYray ______.46 Nugget ...... «1 4iiat the place at which the polls for GREATER VICTORIA WATER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR VICTORY AND PROVINCIAL Vcnedlum ...... Pacific Coast Fire 1.66 Rambler-Carlhoe ^ .66 SPNDE the said vote shall he opened and the DISTRICT ACT kiddle States Oil .... Texas (Juif Sulphur . Rllvcismlth ...... vote of the said electors taken shall be Montgomery Ward ... sz Rllver Greet...... 64 Switching for Profits the building known as 1400 Government Public notice is hereby given that on Midvale Steel ...... 27 « flpartan Oil ...... 81% Street, comer of Johnson Streep, in the the 10th day of February. 1923. the vote Pur-i OH ...... 28-3 Snowstorm ...... ,64 By converting rour present holdings to other City of Victoria, and one or moie poll of the elector* of the unorganized Dis Gulf States Steel . . V» «, Standard I-ead . .. securities, the yield from your investments might ing booths shall he established anti Runloch Mlr.ee .... R. P. CLARK & CO., LTD. tricts of North Saanich. Highland, - M be Increased gnaterlally and at the same time an Furf Inlet ...... maintained therein for the said purpose. KMiulmalt, Uoldstream, M«?tchostn, Otter .39 Members B. C. Bond Dealers' Association increase in ciibltal effected without impairing the Given under my hand at Victoria, and Mooke, who would be qualified to Stewart Land ...... ie.ee security. British Columbia, this 30th day of Janu Trojan Oil ...... vote on money by-laws were they vot Montre^ Stocks Utility OH ...... :#8 139 Fort Street, Victoria, B. C. Phones 5600-5601 We will be pleaeed to advlee you as to which ary. 1923. ing within a Municipality, will be taken securities you should hold, sell or exchange for (By Burdick Broa, Ltd.) Whalen comme» .< 6.66 WM. SCOWCROFT. by way of a referendum hy ballot on Whalen, pref. .... *6.66 others. Returning Officer. I»asl the question : “Are you in favor of the Bell Telephone ...... 114 Wonderphone .... .66 Write, Call or Telephone. Greater Victoria Water District?" Brazilian Traction ...... 42-7 The place at which the polls for the Van. h 8., pref...... Bid Asked CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF said vote shadl he opened and the vote Dominion War I^ten 1626 . *9.80 106.86 VICTORIA. Van* Cottons ...... 114-0 BRITISH AMERICAN BOND of the said «(lectors taken shall he as Can. Gen. Elec...... 1 H2-4 Dominion War I»oan 1627 . 162.16 106.16 follows: (1) Deep Cove, Deep (\,ve Hall: Cons. M. A H...... If-4 Dominion War Loan 1811 . 161.60 162.66 TENDERS FOR 2-TON GARBAGE (2) Sidney, Provincial Police Court; <3). Detroit United ...... «9-2 Dominion War Lean 16*7 . 101 60 i62.ee PROVINCE or ALBERTA (Guar. Lethbridge Northern TRUCK. !»angford 'Toucher's Hall; (4) Col wood. Dorn. Ocnuers ...... Victory Loan 162$...... 100.45 161.46 • CORPORATION, Ltd. Col wood Hall; (5) Luxton. Luxton Hull; Dorn. Textile *...... Victory Loan 18*4 ...... * 166 40 161.40 l Irrigation District) 6% Bonds, Due 1961 B.A. lefld Building. 723 Fort Street Established 1901 Phenes 319-tlfl L. of Woods Milling ...... Victory Loan 18*7 ...... 102 66 161.66 Tender* will be received by the Pur (6) Metchoeln. Mrtchosln Hall: (7) Victory Loan 1812...... 162.$6 iea.se Payable Canada and New York chasing Agent up to 4 p. m. on Febru 1-ast Hooke. Mr. Burnett's house; (8) I.rurenllde Co...... «•;-* Victory Loan 191$...... 106 00 166.66 ary 12th, 1923, for the purchase of a new West Sooke, West Sooke Hall; (9) Otter A Fbestos ...... Victory Loan 19*4 ...... 16î>* 10$ 6$ • Price—108.67, to yield 6.40 or second-hand 2-ton Garbage Truck, Point. Seaton’s Halit from the hour of Abltlbl ...... fc«-I Montreal Power ...... Victory Loan 1617 ...... 106.44 167.16 hpeel ficelions may be obtained at the 9 a. m. until tho hour of 7 p m. National Breweries ...... «%«*,% office of. the undersigned, to whotp all Persons whose names apitear on the Qusbetr Ràfbney-L'rr:. ; : *vï vv SII1FR Ttfrafr* rhust be EfMrtsneff afftf mark AT" TWtW voters fat a try of the àTorèsald Rlordon Paper ...... London, F»b. S.~ Bar silver. 16 1!-14d. on outside of envelope “Tenders for unorganized Districts may vote at any Fhawlnlgan ...... 114-4 per ounce. Money. 1 % per cent. Discount The Royd Financial Corporation, Ltd. YOUR INVESTMENTS Garbage Truck.” The lowest or any one of the ee.ld polling places Spanish River Pulp -...... 94-2 rates: short bille. 1 6-14 per cent.; three lend I Winch Building Phone 1340 tender not necessarily accepted. Given under my hand at Victoria, B. Do., prrf. • •• 162 tnonths* bills. 2 8-16 per beat, to 1% per PROBABLY NEED CAKEF1 L CHECKING. E. 8. MICHELL, C„ this 81st day of January. '923. A. E. CHRISTIE. Monoger Victor!. Office SHIFTING VALVES have placed some securities AH4»YK PAR. Purchasing Agent. CAREW MARTIN. RAW NUGAK CLOSE. New York. Feb. 6— Foreign bar silver, In mgny esses it would be wise to sell those end take the profit—If you welt City Hall. Victoria, B.C.. Jan. 31. 1923. Returning Officer. March. 1.64c; May, 2.76c; July. S.S«c. 64; Mexican dollars. 41%. until maturity you will lose this. _ You may consult us entirely without any obligation. R. P. CLARK & CO., LTD. BRINGING UP FATHER—BY GEO. McMANUS ' •-» Fort kL. Victoria, H.C. 1NMIRANCE. &AJY OO YOU KNOW I HAVE A FRIEND IT’S QUITE A JAUNT fO WALK TO ALC.Y- WHERE I*» THAT PLACE THAT » NAVE IT HEREIN ANYOrae. IN LONDON IN THE SWANKY- UP «ALLY «HIRE LANE LIVERPOOL TO I HEARD YOU «PEAK OT THAT NY BOOK. — YEt> TO THE CMJO - OLD PINO THID hOLO CORHCO BEEF-AN P. BURNS & CO. 6H% BONDS THAT COULD Tell coowr cuuo MERE. IT l-b Due let Jen, 1943. Peyeble Cen.de end New Yerk Me wueRe -TmT ' fM «UOtS HE CAOOA&W-THAT REOTNjRNtTT WMTY NOOSED seems-br * «m-- irtr-- - ‘-,r it-4 ~t an ...IT. «XJLOTetfe NCw York. City . ,;r- e«uun.ite« to. nearly in* million delta». , i#a oecr- ah' caooaûe ? U»: We Coneider Thee. Bonde a Safe Investment ) U.*b.A. PRICE ON APPLICATION "“Y GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, Ltd. . 711 Fort Street, Victoria, #.C. ne— e,« I □ □□no * ié fur the supper will be in ttièthe lull' V.ildhotxt" and in order to pel TRUSTEES TO HEAR oT W. Meodunald, of the, Chmidber petuate'tWa philanthropic work the conditions" “The principle la there, it organisation has created a ten mil- ywi will modify If to auit your needa, THE THREE OLIVERS: ECONOMY ADVOCATES of Commerce Restaurant. Every ~ It to suit lion dollar fund, of which amount We Recommend That Ton Use you can succeed, and It took us In lodge of the order throughout Can BOYD OUVED FAITH FAILS, SOBRIETY $166.006 has already been subscribed, California a long time to find that Representatives of the Taxpayers ada. the United States and Alaska. ilV declared the speaker. SUFFERS AND CAN Protective Association Will meet the es the result of penny collections wtU stage a similar event about the among the 1,600 lodge# on the North He told of varied co-operative ex City School Board next Wednesday same time, the object being to raise American continent. No person not CO-OPERATION WIN? afternoon to urge the Trustees to re periments, with ten or twelve fail money for the Mooeeheart Endow & member of the Loyal Order of OUTLINES % MARTIN-SENOUR’S PAINT ures for every success, one of the --- . duce their annual expenditure* The Moose is permitted to give money chief difficulties to meet being the Given ten minute.' notice-that date of this conference was an ment Fund. The Loyal Order of Moose has about 1.200 orphan chil directly to Mooeeheart. but the pub If you contemplate subtle attacks of the shipping con he would be expected to move the, nounced to-day after the Trustees lic is heartily welcomed to the ball painting your houae Because It is cerne. where local co-operatives were vote of thanks to Boyd Oliver at had ..agreed to consider the Associa dren at Mooeeheart. "the city of this Spring, let us initiated, each at war with lie neigh Saturday’s meeting of fruitgrow tion's views. As the Board has done give you more de bors. “All districts took that talk to er. at the City Hell. A. Koheut, of everything in Its power to reduce ite tail» about this Guaranteed 100% Pure heart, each had pride, and believed its budget it Is not expected that any GUARTEED Organize by Commodities, Book., relieved himself of the fol pure paint. own commodity to be the beet and lowing verbal" gem, amid the con- further economies will result from x Not Communities,. Is the others trying to take advantage the meeting. of their better product. Forty such vulaed amusement of the hundreds v. Keynote small co-operative* were formed, of farmers: WE RE-CANE CHAIRS with the Inevitable result; each man “Mr. Oliver, you come before us MOOSE ENDOWMENT ager got the tip of a good market in, to-night under somewhat of a We make a specialty of Re-covering Chaire, Repairing Grate Aaron Sapiro’s Partner Tells •ay. Kansas City, each rushed a ship handicap. Two other Olivers are BALL WILL BE Chaire. Repairing and Re-condltlonlng Furniture. of Californian Experience ment there, thought how cute he was. known to u* Years ago Doctor We will make your old piece» a» good as new at moderate prices. and all the shipments, arrived within French E. Oliver addressed u* He BRILLIANT AFFAIR We ateo make anything to orÿer In wood or wicker. 141» Douglaa Street a few hours of each other, with the sought to make ue good, but judg Only disabled soldier, employed.. Even standing room was at a result the speculator got them for ing by the language I heard when The annual endowment ball to be premium at the City Hall Council nothing, shipped the fruit to Chicago coming to this meeting our car held under the auspices of Victoria or elsewhere, and made a big profit, stalled, I fear lie was not effec Chamber on Saturday evening, when Lodge 1390, Loyal Order of Moose, It took twelve years to cure Califor tive. will be held on Friday, February 23. Boyd Oliver, distinguished San Fran nia of that sort of co-operation, THE RED » CROSS WORKSHOP “Then we got ourselves another In the Chamber of Commerce Audi ■ ' Phene 21M MEN! ATTENTION! cisco economist and co-operator, ad which kept them dead-broke," said Oliver, the Hon. John Oliver. He torium. 514 Part Street, Below Government dressed an audience of Saanich and Mr. Oliver. has sought to make us Sober. I O sard’s orchestra has been en Victoria district fruitgrowers on the t Organise By Commodity. doubt hie success, but then, he has gaged for the occasion, and catering Work Boots at $3.95 Pair another string on fame, he has problems of marketing. Hon. E. D. He told how a banker In 1902 had All Sises introduced to the Province a new WATSON’S All Sises Barrow, Minister of Agriculture, pre given the distressed growers the key breed of hogs. 633 Yates St. “The Heme ef Good Footwear.” Phene 26 sided over the gathering, hie Depart to liberty. "He said. You must or “I trust the farmers of British ganise by commodity and not by Columbia will not take too much ment being responsible for Mr. Oli community’,” declared the speaker, ver’s tour of the Provincial fruit showing the results of adoption- of stock in this new breed, for -the centres. ** hogs are to my mind handicapped, “You men In British Columbia have that advice .to be complete control of r prices and shipments. they are blind, also they seem to no idea what it is to be poor.*’ de Taking the Grange Industry as an thrive beet on moonshine, so may clared Mr. Oliver, comparing the lot example. Mr. Oliver declared local be Honest John will have to be of Southern States farmers and their conditions to be charted, and cited classed with the unsuccessful. children, living in one-roomed shacks Pittsburg aa an instance, the known “You see. Mr. Oliver, you are as tenants on hand-to-mouth terms. consumption being fifteen cars week» handicapped as the third of the GORDONS, Ltd., S^L The speaker declared that competi rian. but tf you can drive a little tive marketing methods were ly. that number and no more being ■hipped In each week,. .. ., , lense into these Gordon Head and outgrown, and new methods for the Haanich fruitgrowers you wîtl farmers must meet the conditions "Another important thing we learned was to stop dumping local have redeemed the name of the PENCILS created by massed factory output in markets. You people In British Col tribe of Oliver for all time.” industrial processes. •In marketing individually you aro umbia know very well what that 17 black degrra means. Shipping carloads and train- doomed to loss and failure," he sunt- torn la. we can - do -it to British Col marixed. ms touching the competing loads of apples to market*, eo timse {with or without erasers) markets have not recovered yet. Yotr Interest, of Individuel grower, when umbla,’ ” concluded Mr. Oliver, amid Selling Ont the Carpet Department Also3 copying can’t dump any friilt on markets leettng the solid front of the mar rounds of applause. king middlemen and Independent without breaking them. The need of -a- long term contract AO porfoct for shippers. , , _ Flooding of Markets. was explained, the benefits in ending Wilton Squares, Dursley Reversible Rugs, The Fresno raisin growers being "Even though you handle your pro propaganda fostered by middlemen taken as an example. Mr. Oliver de ducts through co-operative effort, Hearth Rugs and Mats at cut prices for clared the growers, with good duality market through only one broker, you an