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N MINISTERS AND LOSS WILL PROBABLY Charges That Corporations Which are Opposing k'Vt TO rebelsTto confer EXCEED $6,000,000 MORSE f this Reciprocity Have Conspired to Oust Em

Threat of U, S. Intervention Firemen Have Narrow Escapes From His Position. Relieved to Have Changed While Fighting Cbnflgra- tion at Albany the Situation (Times Leased Wire.) vision waa first made for a successor, Ottawa. March 1*. ‘It. fc. Borden te- Mr. Borden lise day resigned the leadership of the Con­ the whip ham If be coneente to con- tinue ae leader It will be only because (Times Leased Wire.) (Times Leased Wire.) eervatlve opposition. express Albany, N. Y.. March Ban Antonio, Texas, March M.—Peace Mr. Borden charged that corporations stipulation that faction fights and In Mexico, ertiny officers here to-day scorched and water stained, showing a not Including opposing American reciprocity had ecm- caballing against hlm muet cease. believe, will, If it cornea. t>e due directly net loss oL 16.000,80«, ---- To quote the words of Sir William ♦ on ■iHImaliini nil * ft OUI Wa^h" thousands of precidtii *tfd Irreptacabts splred to discredit him and to give to an ultimatum carried*flora Wash­ Van Horne on the reciprocity issue, ington to Mexico City by* Minister Uni­ documents, the .New York state capitol either Premier Whitney or Premier te President Diaz to-day stgnda partly In ruins, following he Is “sick and tired and ashamed of autour; His message McBride his place. It all/* and now, after sober reflection, is believed to have been dictated by a hre that raged for seven hours In Its that is also the attitude of most of President Taft and the threat of Ameri­ courts and corridors. __ Federal Conservative leaders are en­ his followers towards the Insurgents. can Intervention Is thought to have The state library, with Its 400.000 deavoring to Induce Borden t» remain, A big hitch In carrying through the been the means of bringing the Mexi­ volumes, was destroyed. The senate all but six having pledged themselves and assembly chambers are smoke- Cabal begun In Montreal during the can president at last to a realisation to support him. of the necessity of a compromise. blackened and soaked with water. past few days, following the collapse To go into conference with the Ma­ The offices of the department of edu­ Review of Situation. of the antl-reclproclty movement, has been the disclosure of lack of any duro family, former ambassador to the cation. the court of claims chamber, the (Special to the Times.) •?—------Vnltprt States De La Barra will arrive senate finance committee room, the satisfactory substitute for Borden. here, to-morrow. He will be meK.bjr office of the senate president pro ten), Ottawa. Match 29.—To-day confusion. Some of the Easterners, knowing Pre­ Francisco Madero. Sr. and his s«>n Al­ the assembly library and the document uncertainty and chaos reign In the Tory mier McBride, will pin their hopes on fonso. The party will then, it is said, and cloak rooms, all were gutted. camp. Some of the scoffers who came him. But Mr. McBride has already The great western stairway, with Its told Mr. Borden he doesn't want to go toward Monterey, where they are to on Monday to oust Mr. Borden from meet Llmantour. It is reported that great architectural beauty, is blacken - lead any f of lorn hope atvOttawa and then the whole party will go to Chi­ ed and 4ts marble chipped. The west­ the leadership remain to pray. He has prefers the present opportunities In huahua. where Francisco Madero, Jr., ern wing Is flooded.and the roof of the showp an entire willingness, and Indeed British Columbia. Maybe he Is only the rebel leader, will participate In the north wing Is sunken. a determination to resign the leader­ waiting to be pressed, but there is no negotiations under a flag of truce. The $27,000.000 that has been poured ship, with its - constant worries and sign here that an unanimous Invita­ It Is believed that Chihuahua negotl- lrtto the capitol by the state tor many tion will be tendered him to come bickerings and with disgruntled and attons will be only formal. and that generations has been wasted. The and act as a political Moses for the both sides bave already virtually ac­ grca$ tratldtnx.'ttiF pride— and also the self-seeking factions within the party. opposition wandering in the wilder­ cepted the terms of peace. shame—of the Empire state, was He wishes to retire to private life, ness here. Senor Madero and his aoh arrived planned In 1863 to cost $4.000,000 The again resume .the practice of law. to Many of the saner members of the construction proved too tempting a h« re yesterday. They asserted positive­ look after, his already large financial party recognîxè that there are strong ly their belief that peace Is at hand In chance for graft, and so far $27,000,000 interests and have some leisure hours objections to Mr. McBride, and they their war-ridden land. has been spent upon It. and still the original plans were unfulfilled. unbothered by the incessant strain of prefer to keep Mr. Borden, a safer. “With only the resignation of the xperi talced and abler party cabinet as evidence of good faith, would The capitol Is in such a state of seeking to please everybody, reconcile chaos to-day that no ope can tell what head. you care to trust yourself on Mexican divergent .interests and to shape politi- (Concluded on page IS.) soll to take up the question of the ees may-be Us fate. U is a sad wreck at nation of warfare?*' Don Gustavo waf cureory-glance, but later Investigation asked. 'Well, scarcely/' smiled may show that enough of its beauty ia«er may be salvaged to warrant rehabilita­ Borrowing ft phrase from the Chinese, tion. DISTASTEFUL TO THE JINGOES. those being Interviewed said President The question arising here la whether $>iax would be allowed to “rave Ms the stale may new become more eco­ JOHN BULL AND UNCLE SAM (in unison)—Come on in, fellers; the water’s fine! face." He will retire with all the honor nomical and erect a fire-proof building «lue hie[, distinguished service. Senor to house Its departments. It Is ad­ Llmantour was firm upon this point as mitted that millions of dollars worth of the basis of preliminary negotiations. decorations were placed upon flimsy The basic concessions, which It is fire-tempting frame work. The Democratic legislative caucus SENATE TO DEAL INVESTIGATING MANY PEOPLE believed, will be ratified later, Include th« resignation of the Dias cabinet and had adjourned only an hour before the the appointment of younger men to fire started. Defective wiring had been their position*, which already has been reported yesterday In the assembly lib­ accomplished. The next lg the resigna­ rary. NEW TOOK FIDE tion of Dias and the holding of an elec­ Smoke was Issuing from the tion In which the suffrage shall be un­ northeast corner of the building shortly restrained and free This arrangement before 3 o’clock this morning. Docu­ Im hides the elimination of Vlce-Presl-^, ments. ornate hangings and rich furn­ U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE dent Corral, a sick man, than whom, ishing were fuel upo% which the DISTRICT ATTORNEY IMMIGRATION MEN it Is saNL there 1* probably no more un­ flames gained headway. With no ap­ popular person in Mexico. Corral, al­ preciable check, the fire spread to the IS DRAFTING A TREATY EXAMINES SURVIVORS CROWDED WITH WORK ready out of the "cabinet, will resign assembly chamber and its corridors. the secogpff highest office In the land The flames communicated to the west- Llmantour. minister pro tempore, will exercise the functions of the office. The. WiU Be Submitted at the Spe­ Declare Doors Leading 4o the Ten Times as Many Being Sent insurrectos do not consider De La Barra a strong man. and the inference cial Session of Congress Stairways Were Locked for as in Previous was plain in the Interview* that'Llm- antour was the leader relied upon to Beginning April 4 When Fire Started .kmFJWMtiAlUfk svyantefiA.. Diaz, according to the programme, will remain in office with the new and some­ what unsatisfactory cabinet about him There are ten times as many people until the country is at rest. When fac- Washington, D. C., March 29. New York, March 29— District Attor­ coming to Victoria this year as have tary of State Knox is busy here to-day ney Whitman to-day examined 150 wit­ ever come before from Great Britain nesses, most of them survivors of Sat- or the United States. on the drafting of a new arbitration ur(tiy*Portland. Ore., March 28—With the all first rate powers. here to-day arc Investigating Water- Loader of the Conservative opposition at Ottawa since Feb. 6. 1901, the Immigrant on arrival there la pass­ positive identification of the revolver front reports that contraband Chlriese Ilf hss at length given up the task of trying to lead the discordant a» une belonging to her cousin, detec­ ed through. The number of applica­ trie*. TELEGRAPHERS MAY STRIKE. are being brought into California by a elements which make up the party, and planed his resignation in the tives' to-day declared that there was mysterious smuggler operating in con­ tions so made Is ten time* as large as ever before. no doubt but that Susanne Quiring. 14. junction with men ashore. hands of the caucus. committed suicide by shooting- herself Illinois central Jtallway Refuses The majority of the Immigrants com­ in the head, It is believed that she Grant Operators' Demand For Piiget Sound. that It oustripeRHHi In speed ing are from Great Britain, but a few OFFERS ON THE brooded over a slight reprimand given Increased Wages. the torpedo boats and cruisers of Uncle are from other European countries, and by a school teacher, until she decided Sam, and that upon receiving night from the United States the rush Is al­ MODERATOR OF THE to end her life * Chicago. March 29—Indications that signal* It enters the harbor lands i ready on. On Sunday last half a dozen TRAIL OF ANARCHISTS When the body of the child was found 1.500 telegraphers employed by the cargo of Chinese and flits away before families arrived all the way from Ver­ by Charles O'Neill. a contractor, half Illinois Central railroad, between Chi­ the warships can start pursuit. mont. bound to the north end of Van­ hidden by the brush' on a tract near cago and New Orleans, will quit work couver Island. Oth«*rs are coming from PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH east 37th street, he telephoned Into po­ unless their demands are granted, are different points In the United States. lice headquarters that the child had contained In the strike vote being re­ One of the immigration officials, Home Secretary Takes Steps been murdered. ceived to-dky at union headquarters. speaking of this to-day. said that the This- theory was exploded, however, . to Prevent Trouble During Complete returns are expected by Sat- rush of people In this direction made when officials discovered the weaphn urday. The. company has refused the HAVE YOU A VOTE? them very busy. They had never jknown Saskatchewan Synod Coronation Period under her body, two cartridges tied up operators* demands for a 25 per cent. anything like It before. Resides the in h« r handkerchief, and learned that Increase of wages and 30 cents an hour people who are being actually sent for, Support Nomination she had seemingly k«M depressed for tor overtime. or for whose arrival arrangements are Dr. R. P. McKay two daiw previous to her death. Those who hive not regis­ being made, there are dosens of Inquir­ The girl was living with relatives. MASKED BANDITS BUSY. tered should do so before ies every day as to what , steps are ne- Her father resides hear Dallas, Ore. essary In bringing.friends here. Tick­ London, March 29.—Determined to Friday next, when the list Los Angeles, Cal. March $8—Chief of cloeee. There may be a Do- ets are often purchased In Victoria and (Special to the Times. ) have no anarchistic outbreak In LAn- ACCOUNTANT DISAPPEARS .Police Sebastian and his entire force forwarded to the Old Country. Regina, Murçh 29.—It Is understood don during the coronation, the home are to-day searching this city for minion election at any time. that delegate* from Saskatchewan secretary. Winston Churchill, , to-day Toronto, —March■■■■■■ 29.—Worthington O masked banditti who last night held up Those desiring may register BONAR LAWS VICTORY. Synod will support the nomination of Llmfsey, thf three years accountant in two saloons in the down town, district Dr. K. I', kivKay tor the postUoa of has -à- score of detectives ■ of Scotland' the department of agriculture,"'disap­ with J. King ham, R. L. and exchanged two shots with Patrol­ moderator of the Breakytertan church Yard, aided by continental sleuths, peared on February 25, and his books Drury, A. S. Fraser, X. B. London, March 29 -Bonar Law ©b- man Dowd. No one was hit. The rob­ talned the victory at the Bootle bye- at the next general assembly meeting scouring London for suspicious charac­ are being Investigated. A shortage of McMieking, 0. J. McIntosh, In Ottawa In June. Dr. McKay has ters. Mr. Churchill believes that the* V.000 ha* already been disclosed. Llndi bers secured, only $35 in all. t election by 9,976 votes to 7,782. There Is T. W. Hick or the Registrar no change In the political complexion been nominated by several Presbyter­ sey was 2S years old and unmarried. ians. It le understood here that the in­ most important members of the band FALSE REPRESENTATION. at the Court House. Those of the sont, ...... w_.._ , which put up the battle of Sidney vitation of Calgary Cor the assembly in LOST BRITISH AVIATOP. who are eligible are male 1912 will be accepted. street are still at large, and dreads an Seattle, Wash., March 29—Frank British subjects over 21 ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE. a|empt on the life of sortie of the for- London. March 29.—Th# executors of Guthrie. 66 years old, a former Chicago years of age who have re: éîfft rulers who will coin* to King the estate of ceett Grace, -the aviator policeman, war found guilty of false Woodstopk. Ont». March 2».—Engineer Mr. Borden has for the present con- RfSCQRP Robert W. Firth, of the engine which eented to withhold hie resignation George's coronation. It Is believed that who lost his life while attempting a registration by a Jury In the superior sided In British Columbia msmimtm ttwrmirae! flight, were granted leave court yesterday. He will be sentenced em used the Drumbo wreck on Febru- pending some effort to again secure at Melboume, •11 known anarchists wilt be arrested six months and in the city b.v the probate court to presume hie within the next few days. Outherle one month. ary 4, when six people were killed, waa least a semblance of harmony and timate of the on the eve of coronation and held until death. ’The body of the aviator has was arrested election day as he entered released united support The Insurrection is the foreign royalties have left England never been found. a polling place In the first ward recognised es premature, since no pro­ figure which Is the VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911.

ah audience had remarked to him: It republic. In being the Interpreter of Orient shall be a touch making for the doesn't do us any harm and it does him one to the other, understanding bdth peace and goodwill of the world. good to get rid of it ” He thought that better, perhaps, than they understand (Cheers.) was a spirit to be cultivated. each other, and in taking the hands of Guard Cltlsenshlp. both and clasping them together in a like to speak to the members of "Another thing which Canada must the Canadian Club because you stand pact that no political exigency can ever nvun"'!' weaken or break. (Cheers). ** do is to guard the quality of her clti- HOUSES for the truth as a man sees it. Irre­ xenehlp In the democracy, keep It un­ That was one of the reasons why the spective of whether you agree with it sullied and unfettered by any vitiating or not. That la the beginning of true present situation In Canada was eo in­ tensely Interesting. For himself, he influence that might threaten It. De­ Closed 6 ROOM HOUSE, McKaskell democracy. The Canadian Club has its mocracy has nçt yet attained Its ; lull background in the democracy. A free cared far more for that International street ; modern. On terms. understanding than anything else. stature. It Is merely stumbling to­ expression of public opinion Is the wards Its Ideal, and It ts the duty ef Only...... $1,900 background of democracy and demo­ "There was no controlling body of Events are marching quicker opinion In the United States to-day In Canada to see that Its democracy does cracy is the life blood of Canada. not suffer In the same way that the 5 ROOM HOUSE and two (Hear, hear.) It cannot live unless there favor of any other position to be held than we anticipated. Alter­ by Canada. There was no Intelligent democracies of the older world suf­ is the frankest and freest expression of fered and decayed. ,...... __ _ ations for incoming tenants lots, Hereward Road. Half ' personal opinion. IVla out of that free­ man, either in this country or In Vrreat a much more jq man in the United States, demand­ 1004 Government RYE WHISKEY, Imperial quarts. Per bottle...... $1.00 important part In the affairs of the ing the rights and privileges of ettisens The address of Dr. J. A. Macdonald, world and of the empIreMhan she ha* GRASSHOPPER (Concluded on page 3B.) editor o{ the Toronto Globe, to the done In the past. I cart conceive noth members of the Canadian Club yester­ Ing for my country better than the po­ day afternoon In the- Institute hall sition f»he now holds of being a free OINTMENT •» PIUS Windsor Grocery Company will live long In the minds of those nation In», that galaxy of free nations No Bought or Manufactured Opposite Post Office. Government Street. who hoard It, for It brought before that make up the empire of Great Bri­ Testimonials -NEW- them an Ideal of International Import tain. (Loud cheers.) ance and ethical dignity. 'But as I said before geography and ‘A Canadian of Canadians.” as the history has given Canada a strategic chairman, Llndley Crease, felicitously position, in the world They have made Dress Muslins ti-rms hlm. Dt\ Macdonald, without her the Integral part of the empire notes or visible preparation, delivered that swinge around the world, a part an oration pregnant with thoughts of the empire that is ever growing In and ambitions, and eouched in the influence and greatness, and In my HAVE We are showing many dainty designs and, colorings in raerver- FREE TRIAL rich stentorian language of the (Vit. view a permanent part of that empire. That his words struck home was dem­ (Cheers ) History tells of no empire ixed Dress Muslims, also à fine range of Cotton Suitings, Ging­ onstrated by the magnificent and tb&t can compare with the empire of hams, Chambrays and 1‘rints which at our cash only prices will spontaneous ovation which greeted Britain. It would not be conceivable BAD mean substantial savings to many on their summer wash, We will allow any Victoria lady free use of one of onr famous him at the close of his extern por but for the fact that we see it with our YOU ancons effort. eyes; held together not by the power dresses and Suits. Call-and see them. . Llnd-toy Cn-asc, In Introducing the of the sn-ord, not by any compulsion or Prices, 8y,c, 10c, 12*/,c, 16c, 20c, 26c, 36c. gweet. referred le him .M-’-'s Canadian bribe, but by that freedom which atone Hot Point Electric from away baek. a dletlngulshed makaa its existence and maintenance member of a family that had sprung possible. (Cheers.) The greater free­ from that famous Scottish stock, the dom that Canada gets the more loyal Laundry Irons fighting elan of Macdonald. I>r. Mac­ does she become to Britain.’ These Robinson 6? Andrews donald ts a much-travelled man and were true words.” THE CASH DRV GOODS STORE For ten days. We are glad to show thise best- of all Electric wherever he has gone he has lm A Bond of Peace. Flat Irons here in operation. Price, complete, only $4.90 pressed hi* audience With A sense of “It was for them to play a great part 642 and 644 Yates St. Tel. 666 and 657 the high type of men which Canada in holding the Empire together. In produces. His going abroad is a mat­ making the touch of U on the Oriental B. G ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., Ltd. er of pride to Canadians, for he can world , redemptive and strong, and In always show the world what Canada making the touch of it on the great Corner Fort and Langley Streets. Telephone 1609. really means." < ontiguoue republic reciprocal and Dr. Macdonald opened his address sympathetic. with a reference to the circumstance “I désire for Canada no better ser­ which had kept him out of touch with vice than that Of being the I Kind be­ MISE IN THE VICTORIA OMIT TIMES public affairs for the last six months tween Great Britain and the American * a He had been 111 for three months and sick-leave for three more, and be­ Are You Interested In ing a stranger in Jerusalem he was not expected to know what had hap­ pened In the country In these latter days. And he also knew is a news­ a Good Deal ? paper man that It was better for one to know the facts before committing If So, Read This Ad. oneself to any serious comment. His condition reminded him of an Incident Try he had witnessed at • by-election in England when Hamar Greenwood, a brother Canadian, was a candidate In the Liberal Interest, and a successful candidate too. Read This Over England was. of course.jaoted for that” peculiar' species Jfch/iwn as VP •yr-aws . .rssM | - -”*W GroeerTes bf Quality aT a reasonable price. heckler which was .lacking in this country, and on the occasion In ques­ tion one heckler wkio was oln lously —Then very much under the Influence of 11-- quor persisted In firing broadsides of What an investment of this kind means to you. Here are a few facts which will interest }ou: FINE FINNAN HADDUS. 1 A a pertinent and Impertinent questions at Per pound ...... *VV the speaker. Another elector tired of the business even before the can­ 1. The ever increasing high cost of living makes it imperative that a cheaper food article CALGARY RISING SEN DREAD FLOUR.

ANTI-COMBINE LAUNDRY SOAP., Or- He had known the missus long SHARES WILL POSITIVELY ADVANCE IN ABOUT TEN DAYS’ TIME 25 PER CENT Seven full weight bar*...... ’...... ralvV enough W !»>'« Canadian affair». TFFTgenrfïneKl W “Üras soon as shipments are made, and we anticipate à further advance in stock during the next PERE LAUD. WILD ROSE, the best to be had. PA- hie family had lived and died In Can- Note Pacific Northwest Fisheries, Limited man spoke the truth as he saw it with­ out reserve he was entitled tp their oourteev; that was, of course, If the man had earned the tight to speak to the club on any subject. Head Office, 1214 Government St., Foster Building, Upstairs He loved the Englishman’s Way of the TAYLOR MILL CO. doing things. Their toleration was re­ PHONES 2529 AND 790 Limited liability. markable. They would listen attentive- Dealers in Lumber, Bash, Doors and all kinds of Building Material lo what they were not evih Wter- Mill,. Office and Yards, North Government Street Victoria, B. G. rw

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THINKING THEMES , IgS IN BY DR. FRANK CRANE. Ask to Bee the Chil­ Ask to See the Chil­ One of the fallacies of politics, often dren’s Highland dren’s Highland . OF POLICE OEPT. announced scntenttously as an axiom, >rd Is that a nation shoid not have self- Bloomer Dresses. Bloomer Dresses. Can You Aff< government "until the i>eople are ready for It" It is the same sort of- ad­ To carry your own risk STSTATISTICS OF 1910 vice as to say that you must not get on your ISSUED BY THE CHIEF Into the watey be: -H * fore you learn to swim. Charles Wednesday's Special Elliott put It Automobile and tersely: "The on - Wo training for /" ( th of City—Recom­ freedom Is free- ■_ News Motor Boat ? iha- osly. Liberal Policies Issued. mendations for Year1 school for self- Every ether kind ef Insurance Written. government l s at e l f-g o v e r n- Blouse Special $1,50

t The business of Colored Striped Teilored Blouses, White Lawn Tailored Blouaes, • 31, 1910, on the police government Is not with stiff cuffs and detachable collars. Extra fine Lingerie lty of Victoria, wan Issued merely to pre- ___ by Chief of Police John serve order and — Blouses, embroidered aud tucked fronts. Seelïisplay in north R.l i>.Rithet&Co.r. E. C. Hart, subjoins Hasalng's brother stated that Massing BANKERS' s report giving 19 Inquests held for the In the Hat of officers and men on the made repeated threat*. This resulted year. In which there were S suicides, 9 force there are 39 and IS of theee are 6 Hasalng, during October, being ar­ accidental deaths. • natural causes, and feet high or over. The tallest man on rested and bound over to keep the WEATHER BULLETIN. autre, 44; mlnlmuirfL wind, 4 mllee N. MONEY ORDERS 1 found dead. weather, part cloudy. the force la Constable Frank B. Baxter, peace. Hasalng's laa'yer. In defence of Seattle—Barometer. 38.42; temperature, The Gaoler and Clerk W. P. Allen iflves who Is • feet 2% Inches In height. Dally Report Furnished by the Victoria We issue both Cenadlen his client, put In a plea of insanity. «2; minimum. 42; wind. 4 mllee N. K : the patrol record as 1600 calls, received Meteorological Department and American Bankers' fines from drunks $526, and money weather, part cloudy. Han Francisco—Barometer, SOW; tem- Orders. FIRE ALARMS Victoria. March 26.-4 a m.-The harom pwratur* 6*t minimum, *4: wind. 4 ml tee Merchants PROVES SATISFACTORY ♦tee remains high over thU province anil M. B.; weather, dear.----- 9-Government and Superior 8ta fair weather la general with moderate Edmonton - Barometer, 29.96; tempera­ SAFETY DEPOSIT A Government and Batter:- Sts. variable winds along the Coast. Mild ture. 34; minimum. *2; wind. 8 mile* w.; 6—Menâtes and Michigan At* weather continues In Alberta and a light weather, part cloudy. Bank BOXES TO RENT ON ALL POINTS 6— Menslee and Niagara Ate. snowfall le reported In Manitoba Winnipeg- Barometer, 26.82; temperature, A secure place for vain, 7— Montreal end Kingston 8ta 16; minimum, 12; wind. 18 mllee N.; snow, •—Montreal end Btmree Ate. For 66 hour* ending » p.m. Thursday : lu. weather, part cloudy. able». 9- Dallas Road and Almcoe At. 11—Avalo- Road and Government At Victoria and vicinity -Light, moderate Victoria Dally Weather. of Canada Czar Expresses Gratification U- Chemical Works, rle St wlnde. generally fair, not much change in Observations taken at 6 a m., noon and 6 established 1664. 14-Vancouver At. end Burdette Av* temperature. p.m.. Tueeday: SAVING at Happy Termination of _ 4. -glee end Humboldt Ala >wer Mainland-Light to moderate Temperature. Capital Paid V» 16- -Rupert and Humboldt Ate. w.nds. generally fair, not much change in ! DEPARTMENT temperature. Highest ...... St Chinese Negotiations 17 -Cook At and Fairfield Road. Loweet ...... « $6,000,000 Deposits of One Dollar re­ Linden Ave. and Rockland AT*, Reporte at 6 e. m. Average ...... 4» p Mom At and Fairfield Road. Victoria—Barometer. 36.46; temperature, Bright sunshine, 6 hours 36 minute* Reserve Funds ceived. No delay in with­ H—Tate- and Broad Ate. 4|; minimum. 69; wind. 6 mllee N, General state of weather, fair. drawal!. #—Government ar* Fort St* weather, clear. 8t. Petersburg, March 29.—The Russian H-Yatee and Wharf Ate. Vancouver—Barometer. 36/*>; tempera- 14,800,000 2$—Government and Johnson At*. foreign office has t* b*graphed the Rus­ lure, 46; minimum, 46; wind, calm; weatb DISCUSSING RECIPROCITY. Vlctiirla Branch. JOINT ACCOUNTS' sian minister at Pektn that China's re Î6—Douglas At., at Victoria Theatr* ply to Uuskla's ultimatum Is satlsfac 17— Blanchard and view Ata Washington, D. C.. March 29.—The 2*-Sl *ecer‘e Arcade. Kamloope— Barometer. Pit; tempera R. F. TAYLOR Two or more persons may tory, and expressing the emperor's ture. 34; minimum, *4; wind, 4 miles new Democratic ways and means com­ gratification at the happy termination H-Foft and Quadra Ata open a joint account and $1—Yates and Cook kv*. weather, part cloudy. mittee to-day met and discussed the withdraw indiviually. of the negotiations! St-Rockland Ave. and At. 'Charles 1L Tatooah-Barometer. 36.42; temperature. tariff, chiefly the wool schedule which China's reply was submitted to the 35- For' At and Stai.'.ey Ave. 44; minimum, 42; wind, 4 mile* a. w. is expected to be the first part of the government yesterday. The Chinese 16—Fort At. and Oak T *y Ave. weather, cloudy, ______Payne-Aldrich. law- attacked when con­ minister! Hu Ylng Tou. in hts advice# 37 Fort At and Richmond Av*. Portland, Ore.—Barometer. 16.34; temper gress meets. to the -Pekin government, affirms that 38— Pembroke wnd Fhakeepeare Sts. tlie reply Is satisfactory In all point* 19 Oak Bay Ave. and Davie F‘ wmy^s—mmgeeamme 41 -Pandora Ave and Quadrc St CHI HP LANGLEY and restores the ancient amity between 41—Blanchard aad Caledonia Ave* Russia and China. 43 rook 8t and Csledo . Ave. Page Fencing for Field and Carden l!,-aeCt*d duty. Referring to th* patrol calls, he the legation quarterEE that a deep de rerommends the purchase of a com­ elgn Is afoot, thinly concealed by the The Miller says:— CANVAS bined police and ambulance motor. nusso-Chlhe#e exchanges. There lu an Fifteen additional men. Including the inability to reconcile the contrary at “SEAL OF ALBERTA We keep iii stoek Cotton Canvas in widths from 2 ft. to 6 ft., two mounted men. were placed on the tltudes of 8t. Petersburg and the llue and in several weights. Also Idee* hurt year, and this Increase, says ? inn legation here. While the former fa a better flour, because I follow the chief In his report, Is necessitated has been proclaiming the necessity of by Uij? growth of tpe city. Increasing military action against China, the lat it through every stage. First, HEMP AND PLAX CANVAS ter has declMVd that, thc; troops will traffic,, clos#^ proximity of railway con­ I am mighty particular in the PLAIN AND WATERPROOFED TARPAULIN struction and other changed conditions. not be moved. It Is h« • ved that the Victoria West, he adds, needs lietter legation's attitude may ’«■ Intended to selection of the wheat, and that HEMP TWINE, MANILA ROPE, ETC. protection, three men being Yequlred encourage the Chinese, who are alway for that district alone. He recommend» ready to take part in a contest of cun counts a lot In fact, it is one a sub-station for the western district. ning. The chief also makes a plea for new «. Monday's reply of the Chines--» fnr- of the very biggest factors in making a headquarters and compliments his men Hgn board to the Russian ultimatum and the detective force on their work read euperflclally. gives the lmpreKslon superior quality of flour. There Is a big of the year. ‘ that China compiles fully with the de- : difference In districts, you know, and E. B. MARVIN & CO. Detective Sergeant George PCrdue, In manda made, but. carefully studied, it his report to the chief of police makes goes a ilttl#* beyond this and Is replete for Seal of Alberta we select wheat Tee Shipchandlers. 1202 Wharf Street. the following comment: "I would bring with repetition* of what China ha# em­ to your notice the practice of young bodied In previous replies. from particular districts. girls walking the streets at *11 hours of Accordingly, though the legation quarter mistrusts Russia's Intentions, “Then we are careful about cleaning it there 1* little sympathy with the Chi­ nese. who evince delight tn dr=r«îptjvw It is screened and scoured and washed. It would phraseology at a moment when the loss be hard to do any more than that wouldn't it ? of a province may l*e threatened. QUALITY The members of the other legations Then we have searched the world for the finest Phone 272 613 Pandora Av. Runs through the whole materia » generally think that China should have m-dies and must be considered accepted unequivocally the Russian de­ milling machinery, and we have it here. When the LIMITED every time we buy any stock. mands In her original reply to the Rus­ sian isole of February 16. and so left wheat is milled it is tested and aged, and not a HZK If «1 All your Russia before the world without an sack goes out to yog until it is just right. And that PRESCRIPTIONS excuse for aggression CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, TERRA COTTA BRICKS Do You always gel Tirai quàllty. is why so many people say Seal of Alberta is a better MUST ADMIT TEAM flour. Those who use it know it is minion Pressed, Paving and Fire). STEEL (structural and re­ HALL'S Chu lnngtl. Ohio, March 26 —The Na­ it makes a larger, tighter, whiter loaf of better inforce» eut). MANTELS AND ORATES. BUILDING MA- Central Drug Store tional baseball commission tq-day.ruled Genet Yitee and Deaglae Streets. that the Three I League could not bar and finer appearance. Those who use it know it is TEBIALS, ALL KINDS.' the Waterloo (Jews) club from ranks. It ordered the longue t«u with­ better—I have told you some of tber~----- : ” ■, > draw its court proceedings agali VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,19Î1.

•end delegate^ to the Council of Em» greedy millionaires to accumulate million lands which have Just been purchased will benefit largely from pire, we shall welcome her as a sister I he aily imes wealth, and urged his.hearers to pre­ nation, but we shall etUl continue our | T D T the fact that the adjoining lands to the serve the heritage of this country from Published daily (excepting Sunday! by northward will bo thrown open by the natlon.1 exl.tenœ under our own Pretty and Practical Dresses for Street or 1 4S.TÎ :E3 PRINTING Jfc PUBLISH­ such exploit»lion. He did not suggest Dominion government for homeateadln* jtlonal government. ^ ING CO., LIMITED. how this Yould 1A; done, but his infer­ purpose*. This means "that the land, We congratulate Douglas N. Mcln- I Business Wear. Reg. $15 to $25, Wed. $10.50 Offices ...... Corner Broad and Port Sta. ence was that the system of protection of the Dominion government will be -Business Office ...... Pi -me 1090 made such things possfble.. It was tyre, who haa resigned hla position as I Editorial O. ce ...... «...... Phone 45 given away to actual settler*, whereas ^ ed|tor of the rolon|st on h|B ap, These represent » number of becoming models that meet Spring requirements in design, SUBSCRIPTION HATES. through thik system of high duties that the provincial lands nhuh have be« n po|ntment ae deputy commissioner ot color, material and trimming. The dresses are made of panamas, serges and taffetas; certain people were able to fatten at Daily—City delivery 60c. per month sold will be resold at enormous profita fisheries for the province of British 1 also in plain tailored shirt waist styles. Values $16.00 to $25.00. By mail (exclusive cf city) ...... the expense of the country. The Globe and. to the great disadvantage of the > ...... H» per annum Columbia. Mr. McIntyre succeed)! Jf P. editor said he preferred the proudest province and of prospective settlers. Semi-Weekly—By mall (exclusive ot Babcock, who left for California some | British aristocrat to the greedy, greasy On various occasions members ofjtJme V city)...... && per annum The new official is a blolo- . Postage to Unite * States. .1 extra per year millionaire -who thus piled up wealth the provincial government have made , ^ well^ as a newspaperman. Hla I Address changed as ofieri as "il" the expense of att the people. much of the fact that the Dominion I* ..appointment, although somewhat of,a] In aplte of the Indifferent catering, government Have been given tract* "r w„, d„uMI,M pro*« a very New Dress Goods «he luncheon yesterday was a wholly w....British a- Columbia^.,1 - Li. io..ulands. IVWhat hot doe» thistill* I satisfactory one. He haa our heat 40-INCH BLACK AND WHITE SHEI* 52-INCH TWO-TONE EFFECT HERRINO- Notice to Advertisers enjoyable one. The business men went mean? It means that the Dominion out to hear the speaker rather than to j HERD CHECK, in throe sise checks, 50< ”• BONE SUITING, makes handsome tailor­ will be at the expense of advertising ed suita. Thoroughly shrunk . . . ,}1.75 va*. The exclama11 ma urn» eût. HUB Me.- UOADKB «lànnti N . ■ uwiBf,x w tse —ibiiisij«..lAlu1 increaktnC•11 * 1 !,,< #s lb"*y left the hall, 'aw in return. The province will get the I pleasure to the visit of R. I* Boadcn value and variety, consisting of Shep­ 60-INCH BLACK AND WHITE." BL1 ' E virculatloii of the Tlmea and the well as the applause which punctuated growing demande for apisce. It has benefit. The country can be thankful, I during the coming summer. We arc herd'a Plaid, Diagonal. Tartan. Serges. AND WHITE ami WHITE AND BLACK become, absolutely na^eaaoxx. to the address and which closed It, were however, that at least a few, million jalwaya glad to receive visits from the Lustre. Nun’s Veiling. Poplin, in all want­ FRENCH SERGE fob tailtr suita. Prices place à limit upon the time at which clear evidence of the way ln which the §«-«• «HI be «uroperly settled. jwlse men of the Blast. While Mr. Bor changes for advertisement» will he ed shades and black ; 40 to 42 inches wide. *2.00 to ...... }1.25 speech was enjoyed. Dr. Macdonald It Press article draws atten-|den does not represent every section ot Price ...... 50<- accepted and guaranteed publica­ great Scotchman, ranking in orator­ GREY SUITING, iu diagonals, plain her­ tion. Copy for changes nans* he tlon to the fact that the land laws of the Conservative party In Canada, he 44-INOH FRENCH CASHMERE, fine, even '.hand'd In to the bualneac office not ical powers along with the groat Irish­ British Columbia are "loose." It shows ,R 8ttTI the acknowledged leader, and ringbone effect. Hmall pin stripe, email man O'Connor, who was henrd here laat riot hr, in the daintiest shades, pint, pule later-than v p. m. the previous .day. how the lands can be secured in blocks, the prospects are that he wIM continue check. Wear guaranteed, 52-inch. Per Arrangements for the Insertion bf year. While the sweet. sentiment and blue, old rose, mauve, grey, champagne, yard. *2.00 and ...... *1.50 new advert: ementa must be made wholly contrary to the intent ol the tu hold that poeitioD until such time deep humor of tbcî Irishman were lack­ taw That ts why wo way the procedure 1 out own Richard decide* to enter Do­ wisteria. Persian blue, cream, white ami More 19 a. m day of publication. bbick. Price ...... - 75V 52-INCH FRENCH SERGE, a clean, even Claasi '* Advertisement» hefo/a S ing. the depth of thought, the clear ex­ is simply ^eyUaed rubbery. The gov- ( minion polities. When that time dr- j weave, in moss. riaVÿ. atate. Ian, tiiow-i. p. m. pression and the sledge hammer drives vrnm.nl understand* the situation pvW IrTO* of cour** Mr Burden *UI be-ex-J 44-INCH ROYAL ARMVRE^TITING. a King's bine, cream and black. Per " The above rulès are made for the of the" Rcotsmdri wefre equally Impres­ ferfly. Mr. McBride with hi* eompîar-| pectetf to step s*id*. clean, evenly, woven fabric, suitable for benefit of traders of the Times, who sive, If not more eo. Each is a Celt, but -— yard -rrm —...... «1 --*0 Insist upon the paper being deliver­ ent «mil* know* he I» deluding the peo- „*i misses’ dresses and separate skirts. All ed'' jg rri. In the evening aa poa- character had apparently been formed pi. HOW the residents of thl. province The ..Model Home. Araoclatlon ot shade*. Prie* ...... :75< BLACK DRESS GOODS—This season black tflK . by the topography of hls mother coun- can .« Idly br end ... Ihelr rerource* Ottawa he. «t out lo Improve the 44-INCH ALL-WOOL ARBATROSS HVIT- goods are greatly used. We have a full try. While one spoke In the language difficult to j character of the smaller dwellings m | 1 NO, in a beautiful range of colors. Par­ range, consisting of New Reseda Cloth. of sentiment such M would be en- ^der„tand were It not that there le that «Mr. The twit architects will Poplins. Armures. French Serge*. Cash­ 1 gendered -by- the beautiful —verdantly rfgtwWlng tbrtWIt trwHd hot I employed In order to provide *ultai>1e I ticularly suitable for children's dresses. MR. BORDEN'S RESIGNATION. meres, Sicilisna, Lustre, Satin Cloths. slopes of the Emerald Ia^.„the other be tolerated Tveryone. except the moat model* for cheep houses. » -i—i— Cleans well ...... 65^ 44-INCH CREAM. NAVY AND BLACK Nun’s Veiling. Crepe Cloth, . 44-ineli. had In him the ruggedness of the roçky depraved, knows It la wrong. Every-.l movement her* might do good, but ea a | Prfce, per yard. *2 to...... 50< The - announcement that ^isaentlons crag} which reared themselves on SERGE—Nothing better for wear. Will one with any concclenee know* that rule Ihe Victoria cottaae* and bungd- A large assortment of Exclusive lire* Pat­ In the Conservative party have become either side of the Highland glen In the people will have to pay (or It. Tel low. are exlremely pretty and well I not shrink nor spot .. v...... 75^ which hie forefathers ttved. broadened 48 INCH SHEPHERD CHECK, in three terns. No two alike. Per pattemffctO.ilO An «cut* as to cause R. L. Borden to thl. government allow, the condition* laid out. A more Important move by the last few generations of life Hi to continue; It favor* and (ethers them, would be to regulate the all* of the different size cheeks...... 75^ to ...... «15.00 lay hie resignation before a caucus of Canada—but not softened much, for the mill the .member* of Ihe government I hulldtn, lota, so that no crowded .l.tm the members assembled at Ottawa will life of the pioneer In Eastern canada and It. supporter* have the hardlh.a>d district, could be formed. The whole occasion little surprise throughout, the was not by any means a bed of roses. to pose aa benefactor* ot the province, city «hotild he Interested In thte matter. It was the grasp of bis subject, into the country. There is little doubt that the Surely if the prople of Brlll.h t'olum- ^ } A „.cdona|d y„trréty told To-day's Specials From the Main Floor •jfRatldh which centres in Toronto and expressed of which the whole six feet of the man was Infused, the honesty of bU have an, ,h, Club rometh.n, whl,h HAIR GOODS SECTION. Montreal against reciprocity has not righteouanesa. they wiU rid themnrtveo »hkh o( dld purpose which shone froip hls eyes, <* «•“■« ,WW‘ •“'""•l^kLL .e knew „ — in regard to brown. the unqualified approval of the Conser­ the clear logic that earrlefi conviction, EXTRA SIZE HAIR NET. double weave, elastic bands. vative leader r Mr. Borden, while lack­ delighted tfie olub members, and wTff Oriental Immigration. Tie showed Wkyf Three for . . ■ ■ ■. .v. ■. ■ ■ .... 25< Ber dosen ing in some of the prlft4 essentials of make yesterday an occasion to be re­ n I* very «atlafavtory lo hear that] the two race, were not «ulted to each SWITCHES, 22-inch, fine hair. Value *4 50. Each membered war between Rtsesla I other. While Canadians were untraln-j SWITCHES. 24-inch, tine hair Value $5 00. Each leadership. Is a »hrewd judge of pub­ there will b other nation» I *d in the tradition* of government by I and China in which SWITCH, 26-iurii, fine hair. Value $6.00. Each ...... , lic opinion besides being a nfan of fine PROVINCIAL TELEPHONES. an autocratic power, the Orientale were | might have become Involved. SWITCHES 30-inch, fine hair Value* *10 to $12.00. Each ...... «4.85 s and high Ideals. He realises the hope­ Premier McBride has definitely de­ equally untrained In thy methods of! BOX OK 300 HAIR VLNS...... If lessness of any attempt to stem the A new flour mill is to be built by the government In a democracy. For that! clined to undertake the work of In­ tide which has set In against high pro­ Queen City Flour Mills at Midland. On reason It would be quite' a* unwise for | stalling a provincial system of rural tarlo. This hardly looks as if the In­ the Anglo-Saxon to try tf> ?■*! tection and unnecessary taxation telephones. Instead of thle be sug­ dustries of Oatarlo were about to be one form of gfOWItment as for tlie 6rT- this continent. He understands the feel­ gests that the Dominion government ruined by Vectproctty. ifltai to live under the other. Neither | Women's Shoes, Special, $1.95 ings of tala own special constituents In shall extend their system to make It form of government had any divine | the Maritime Provinces on the ques­ Ontario fruit farm* are increasing in right, but training was needed for| Far to-day ’• arlling we have gathered together a number of line* of Women’s Boot*. Ox­ Include the whole province. This is SiQC as-the result of the prospect of ford* and Dumps, ami have marked them at a price ealculated to make to-day one of the tion of reciprocity. He estimates at either If we wished to guard our de­ simply an evasion of duty. The pre­ reciprocity becoming part of the fiscal thefr true value the sentiments of the mocracy we must see that the people I busiest days of the season. mier know* qa -W£tl as anyone that policy of the country. Several eales we admit to the country are suited to|| FINE DONGOLA KID BLVCHER BOOTS, patent tip. Cuban heel. Price...... «1.05 great agricultüral population of Que­ installation of telephones Is purely have been made within the last few our form of government. TAN CALK. ANKLE STRAP Pl'MPS. leather bow. smart Cuban heel. Price...... «1.05 bec, Ontario and the prairie jjh>u*Tc*s weeks, showing very large increases In provincial matter. The Dominion PATENT LEATHER ANKLE STRAP ITXIP8, leather covered buckle. Price...... «1.05 on the subject*- and ever «X- price. government "has In one or two sections • • « PATENT LEATHER BLVCHER OXFORDS, plain toe, Cuban heel. Price...... «1-85 market* for the articles thev of the province put In telephone or The Toronto Globe complains about PATENT LEATHER BLVCHER OXFORDS, with top, Cuban or school hell. Price «1.95 produce 4* such wonderful abundance. BELL CAUGHT CHOCOLATE KID BLVCHER OXFORDS, Cuban or school heel. Price ...... «1.05 telegraph lines for the convenience the autocracy of the Whitney Govern­ He feels the hopelessness of the task ment in Ontario. If the Globe had had GUN METAL PI MPS, ankle strap* and leather bow, Cuban heel. Price...... «l.Oo of district* which were wholly cut off of appealing to the country ae a whole any experience with the McBride Gov­ from communication with the rest of ernment In British Columbia It would upon such an Issue, and he naturally IN NEW ORLEANS! the country. The province would not think Whitney a democrat In comparl- desire* to free himself from the do Its duty, ao under thq exceptional wponsiblllty his reactionary f«Bowers m conditions, the work was done by the parliament are determined to shoulder Dominion. The result Is that moat of A public ■ItTfTtg called by the mayor EMPRESS ACCOUNTANT DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED of London, Ontario, to arrange for a in forcing a dissolution and- going to the Islands of the Gulf of Georgia are now connected up with a tele­ gift to the King by the Georgea of that the country on the question. BEING BROUGHT BACK phone system and there is a Do­ Ity was unattended except by the But. apart altogether from the gen­ minion government telegraph line mayor, whose name Is Fred. The prob eral question of party policy uP°n connecting the Como* dhitrjct with blllty Is that either George la hot one big lime, and In substantiation of the fact he changed a IT»© bill at the bar subject which has been a vital lague Xanaijjjjÿf’ In the Interior, too, there favorite name with the Londoners or Plays Stock Market and Imi­ that they do not Intend to give any on the steamer to pay for drinks. ever since Canada has had a national are h few lines connecting valleys tates Gilded Youth With which are completely separated by thing. The Ivy differs from ordinary plants m existence, there Is the matter of the t • • having rootlet» on ever)' stem, these ren­ Do You Feet Hitt mountain ranges. There are besides C. P. R. Money Internal administration of the Conner- The pears of the Ban Juan Islands dering it almott Independent of Its mam these lines such as that on the West ase, shipped t« JK*w. . York and . find a miiUisauii 11» ii m sssse »...... *e.-w.V- 6 v*.-' C.-W ' > UK>. .«A-v. e. jet^kvSiaeeewcer IsUtibiU* tels teàttf ‘ftfaWttff"WW/ ' "When tbr tHrtyf mm undert ken to reform only to be for life-saving purposes. Beyond this has been removed British Columbia «Special to the Times.) thwarted by the reactionaries. During the Dominion government has no hi will share that market, for there trwo Xew Orleans, Mwrch 29-.—Edward By ? ? ?------the last session the Conservative lead­ tentton of going. The work la a pro­ country where pears are grown as well well ha* been arrested here aa a fugi II you are troubled with hot, perspiring and sore feet we vincial one. The provinces of Manl live from Justice. He said he would er aet Hun G K. Foster. the discredit­ as on Vancouver Island. leturo to . Victoria without extradition totia. Saskatchewan and Alberta hav^ V. I. COAL have the remedy. ed ex-Finance Minister, aside and put papers being taken out. He admits he their own provincial systems, and the The Victoria Dog Show opens In the wan $1>00 short in hla account* when The Best en the Market Judge Doherty of Montreal at his right farmers and people In the small vH Drill Hàll to-morrow. Victoria has for he fled. hand as deputy-leader. But Mr. Foeter lages find it a very great conven many- years held a prominent position LARGE LUMPS, per ton 17JO The Slater It costs little and Is used by In the dog world. Her English Betters Edward Byw-ett. formerly account­ haWorced himself into, a conspicuous SACK LUMP, per ton...... *7.SC and other favorite breed» have tin ant at the Empress hotel, who left Vic eed.4hHa««.tW»FJont- » my"’ mn"l . the whbl> Pacific* 4071» seédffihft ont the HumiM long tramp or drive, mid, besides that, and again‘beaten February 19, prior to the arrival of the In the public debate* daring the pres­ - Ventilated Boot” dovfi away with the loneliness which Coast. The growth of population means C. P. R. auditors, who went■ through ent ge^udon, while Judge Doherty, Mr. la one of the ^Niwbacka to ttf} In th%. -an increase in those Interested in high hls book* and found defalcations to the extent of several thousand dollars. Is We have just opened our first shipment of this famou* shoe. Borden's choice a* *rit lieutenant, ha* class canines, and doultles# thla year . i n n ry^ttÊlÊÊÊÊÊÊtlNIÊÊÊÊÊÊÊMÊÊÊÊlÊÊÊ believed to h»vp been arrested by Pink­ No more trouble onee you have them on. Made of finest will aee greater interest than never rained hie voice either In council Th<- Installation of a system ot rural erton detectives, actirtg under instrucr viei kid. dull lined, on medium toe comfort, last, with the telephones throughout British Colum taken In the exhibit. tlon* from the C. P R «weret service 618 or debate. wonderful ventilating feature whieh pumps fresh air round Via would be more difficult than on department. In the face of thla condition of af­ the^pralrlea on account of the fact Moses B. Cotarwqrth seems to be hav­ By well s arrest Is said to be due to Yates the foot at every step. The side is of medium thiekm-ss—just faira, with the high protection lata de- «bat gdrttUnfnents are mon- scattered ing a most enjoyable time. He waa the fact that he wrote a friend hero ST. thivk enough to be eomfortable—and is mode of the best appointed «pectat auditor for New without moqey, and hls mandlng that conaumera shall nut be Still It Is not by any meen» an 1m oak tanned leather hardened by a chemical proeegj t.> with­ Westminster and Burnaby. The West­ letter was sent to the C. P R. official*, accorded relief from taxation lest their possible task It Is something that who placed the detective* on hie track V. I. Coal Co. stand wear. minster Council aaked for hi* recall g|g Yates St- Phone lit craft and graft be endangered, and will have to be done in the near fu­ Pince his hurried departure from Vic­ long ago, and now the Burnaby people Call and see them. We will be glad to show with demagogue* like Roblln. Rogers, ture. The Liberal Party in British Co­ toria several facta have come tu light them. Thç, price is stamped on every pair.. $7.00, - lumbia stands for carrying out Just are not appreciating hia aervice* but regarding him which go to make hls Whitney and McBride undertaking to nurh work. It believes in making life want the provincial secretary to cancel short < procr hero appear like a gilded sun of a multi-millionaire. His career Our ad*, are worth money this week. Till Suturday.we will dictate the policy of the party, what worth living in the province, and this the engagement. Mr. Cotaworth ha» an Incisive way of saying and doing things was that of a k,'n<.'rHJ- to complete the work they have under­ dealing with the speech of Mr. J. A. gotten gain* spent In nightly sessions said once before. It la a good thing taken. the utter demoralisation of Macdonald before the Canadian Club, at brilliantly lit* t>l»< cs. when money Premier McBride has placed hlmaelf admits that between election* It cult! buys everything and talk* louder than Special Too'lxnt In Canada. on record in this matter, for now the the mont blatant Inmate of these den*. WHITE’S SHOE STORE vstes high ideal*, but that from time to Among hls many diversions while people will know Just how much to time we shall find oureelve* enmeshed Slater Agency 909 Government St. DR. J. A. MACDONALD. posing a* a gilded youth. Bywell wa* In the net of party politics. Which prominent in one of the houses Mayor means that In time of party sires* Morley's edict was supposed to have -That .atiy one hundred men should LEGALIZED LAND IROBBERY. Ideals are thrown to the wind*. Open hared from Victoria. There he la Buys have been ailt to Hear the address of confession ia said to be goodWqr the credited with obtaining credit to the Ttr< attention of the country ia aggln. *\Oout*ilfxtiwt of over 1300 for wine. Tallor'i FORT STREET, lot between at. J A. Macdonald yesterday at the soul. w'iibW doubtless 'bills and small détail» of a tike nature drawn lo the crime of the poweer-Mc- Blaneherd end Quadra. Canadian Club luncheon was somethin* feel* better. are against him. and. not-content with Price...... «30,000 Hridc government In allowing continu­ making a splurge with the money A JAMES BAY BARGAIN ! to be regretted. The Doctor Is a big ed legalised robbery of tlw lands of the Someone suggoat* that tha North traded from 4he big corporation for DOUGLAS STREET, double mail In every sense of the word. He I» weatem Boat ball league will do more to which he worked, Bywell attempted to comer, 120x120, close in. GOOD NINE ROOMED HOUSE on South Turner street, large province. The story printed a few days corner the *tock market on oil shares. a man with lie courage of hi* opln Anrartcanlxa Canadians than the reel A big money maker. Price ago by. the Manitoba Free Press, and Hls stock exchange .operation* were loti all at $4,000 on easy terms. Where can-this be bcatent Ions. Before commencing he asked the procity arrangement will do. Perhap* carried on apparently in Vancouver, is ...... «73,500 which la reproduced oh another page „o, but neither wilt create any annexa for he sent there several sums In the president It be might touch upon re- oi\ tUb, paper. U A revelation qf the tlon eentlment Hi thl* emaitry. We can neighborhood ot $M0. according to re­ '■ • : Exclusive. Agents ,-lproclty. but although he war given buy and «ell with our neighbor», we port. with which to W market oh " permission, he touched th. .abject so »«'"•’ °t th*' operation* b> which margin». ______. caa Interchange vtalts. and we ten en­ That he was running the limit. I» evi­ Robt W. Clark LeSUEUR, HILL A COMPANY, LIMITED Columbia I* being delivered lightly that few people realised thatjPrlilsh gage ta friendly game» with them, dent from the fuel that when he left Mouse Phone 1372 McCALLUM BLOCK, DOUGLAS ST. ' Pbone Î.S0I t.. thy spoiler». The article to of that he was thinking without ear Idee el ever joining under Victoria or V ntcht boat for Seattle Office Phene 1082 #S met » i -.1 ruing over whom he Itmrï--- agehe'et d» .‘."J*!'";1! "J”1"1** >*. C!WM" the tame government It iho United told he waa going M Seattle to have U,3 Uuitri stale* which..Howcd thethe matter. It atatra that th, iwa atate# hi gome future time decide* « VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911.

♦ LOCAL NEWS ♦ HE FORSAKES NEWS TO CLEAR ♦ Not a Luxury *♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦«♦♦ Popular Music IN FAVOR OF FISH Do not forget that you can get an Economize express or truck at any hour you may JAM TZ, JAM But a Necessity wish. Always keep your checks until you have seen us. as we will save you ‘ Only 10c If you are going to economise, The up-to-date man or woman the 10c on each trunk yeu have to pay the coal bin la Juet as good a Douglas N, McIntyre, News of to-day knows the necessity of tf baggage agents on tiaitis and boats. Regular Prices 40c and 50c plaça to start In aa any, and the 45c cleanliness with regard to health. We will cneck your baggage from your beat way to practice coal econ­ Editor of Colonist, Appoint­ Things that contribute to clean­ hotel or residence), also Ltore It See us Here’s your opportunity to omy to to buy the beat coal pos­ ed to Fisheries Department liness, such as before you make your rrangemente. replenish your stock of vocal sible—a coal that la long In llfa ACTON BROS. We guarantee to satisfy everyone on —free from waste matter and Telephone 1061 Wide-awake Grocers 4M) Yates Street priée and the way we- handle your and instrumental Sheet mu­ rich In energy—the Ideal . goods. We consider it a favor If you sic. These popular hits and Bath Brushes will report any overcharges or incivil­ thousands of others. Douglas N. McIntyre, one of the ity ca the part of our help. “Tie Your Little Bull Out- moat popular newspaper men of Bril-) A Specialty Here Pacific Transfer Company. COAL lah Columbia, formerly connected •Phone 249; 80 Fort St • side.” Far every use—Furnace. Heater, We carry a full stock of Bath with the Times and for the past four ,L: “C'utey.” or Range. year* with the Daily Colonist, has re­ Brushes, Sponges, Soaps, etc. -S. P. Ç. A.—Cases of cruelty,.phone “Clover Blossoms.” K very thing that you require. Inspector Russell. No. 1221. • signed his position ai new* editor of SATURDAY Bath Brushes, îk up. • Singing Bint,” the Colonist t-t year to now in the hands of the “When There Isn't a Girl to ue If our customers would kindly place their orders before that dAÿf. printers and will be Mined in a few TELEPHONE 212 1228 Government Street About.” tiations which brought to a conclusion This would wonderfully facilitate the delivery and the goods would bv days. It was supposed to have been thi KuaporJapanese wur He, while published prier to the January election. charged dn the A-prif accounts." In Montreal, represented the Ixmdon Dally Tel. graph —On Monday evening last at the B. Fletcher Bros. M* graduated from Queen’s Uni­ HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS T. P. th of Rmmamiet Baptist-church, 1231 Govt St. Phone 886 there >as an interesting.paper read on STREET MATTERS GO versity, where he took biology as a •'Are the Planets Inhabited?" by Robert special subject, itid took a post grad­ FOR ORDERS Filing Cabinets uate course at Cornell. He came to Inters, which was very much enjoyed PURE LEAF LARD, absolutely pure and good ; ’ renflernl Fn our own11 Victoria a* city editor of the Times, l>y those present. — - • kitchen., sold In flat pans, about 2 lbs: each ; PER LB...... 20# TO INCOMING COUNCIL holding that position until he Joined, the Colonist staff. A1WRALIAN BUTTER: this brand 1n Invariably fresh; you couldn't and wish for nicer butter, 3 LBS. FOR ...... $11.00 —A special meeting of the school The new official In the provincial t*>ard will be held fo-morrow evening PICNIC HAMS; these tasty little hams are wonderful bargains at out* fisheries department is well-equipped price. PER LB...... ; ...... f.______IS# when a number of appointments will be FERRY SERVICE for his duties, and. as there is no Transfer Cases ENGLISH PICKLES, made lri the good, sure old country fashion, made. The board has been calling for Douglas Street Widening aad. doubt he will carry them out In his applications for positions on the teach­ grand values; large bottles of Onions, Walnuts, Chow-.Chow or Victoria-Vancouver. new field as successfully and as en­ ing staff and a large number of teach Pandora Avenue Extension thusiastically as he performed those Mlaed Pick lea. PER LARGE BOTTLE. ONLY ...... •;* ...... 25# ere have applied. Princess Victoria leaves Victoria dally Will Be Re-Advertised of his newspaper career, the provin­ ENGLISH WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE: this Is a real good appetis­ at $.19 p. m., except Sunday, arriving at cial government will have an official ing relish and our price is 2Be for 3 bottles. Before purchasing, see OVR "CANADA FIRST. "8*. CHARLES" or "JERSEY CREAM." as you —The Psychic Research Society will Vancouver at 1.15 p m.; Prince* Royal who will do much credit to his office stock first. know each of these are fine brands. OUR P&ICE FOR LARGE TIN bold a social and dance this evening at leaves Victoria daily at 11.46 p. m.. arriv­ and to the province: H o'clock In the Foresters' hall. Broad ing st Vancouver at f a. m While the profession regrets that OF EITHER IS ...... 1©# The proposed widening of Douglas "WATER GLASS”; this is a fine Egg Preserver that will enable you street. The committee in charge of Princess Adelaide leaves Vancouver Street from Humboldt street to Beacon Ml. McIntyre has severed his. connec­ the arrangements has spared no effort tion with the newspaper world, dis­ to put up any quantity of Egg» for your winter use. PER TIN! 25# dally, except Tuesday, at 10 a. m . arriv­ Hill Park, and the Pandora avenue ex CATSUP. Just fffc good as though made at home, QUART BOTTLE. Baxter 1 Johnson Co. to make the event a success. Refresh ing at Victoria at 2.46 p. m. ; Princess appointment at the loss of so valuable meats will be served. tension scheme, will both be held up ONLY ...... 25# Rdyal leaves Vancouver at 1 p. m. daily, a confrere Is more than balanced In pending the election of a new council.' TKe pleasure of congratulating him HEINZ' PORK AND BEANS, excellent to keep on hand, ready for any LIMITED. arriving at Victoria at 6.30 p. m. The plans for the two works were con­ upon his new appointment. His i»o- emergency, plain or In Tomato Sauce, 2 TINS ...... 25# —At the Are hall additional room is SEA PEARL SARDINES, as nice as their name Implies. 2 TINS. 25# 721 Yates St. Phone 730. being provided for the new apparatus. Victoria-Seattle. sidered and approved by the last .coun­ JlLtiQIl .y.P the Colonist Is now filled by Princess Adelaide leaves Victoria daily, Charles Crawford 8 wayne, an ex­ r,KIVO OSCAR." another good T>randof RarcTTnes. 2 NNw FOR ~ 25# ~ Tsro ctiemtCHÎ englnPs WIIT soon be here, cil, but were not fully advertised at and room Is required for these, the except Monday, at 4.90 p. m., arriving at perienced and efficient newspaper • EMPRESS." PURE STRAWBERRY or RASPBERRY JAM. posi­ Seattle at 9 p. m. ; Princess Victoria leaves the time the council wa» declared Ille­ tively unrivalled for use In households of large familles, 5-LB. PAIL chiefs motor and a chemical engine gally elected. man. row In the department. The chiefs of­ Seattle daily, except Monday, at 10 a. m . ONLY ...... ®5# arriving at Victoria at 2.90 p. m. On the Preferring not to take the risk of EVAPORATED PEACHES, fine, large luscious fruit 2 LBS 25# fice Is to be moved to the ground floor, lie-over day the steamer I: mots, of the SHEEP BREEDING. law suit over the technicality a EVAPORATED APRICOTS, delicious for dessert anytime, line large. and the alarm system wljl be brought Alaskâ-Puget Sound Navigation. Co., fills whether the present council Ja able to We Do PER LB...... • l •'...... !©< down from upstairs. the* schedule. a try on the advertised work, the city Dominion Commission Will Sit Here HEINZ SAUER KRAUT. DILL PICKLES. MIXED PICKLES. SOUR Vancouver- Seattle. solicitor recommends that the work tie Next We MIXED PICKLES, and QUEEN OLIVES sold in bulk and a great —The monthly meeting of the execu­ Prlnease Victoria leaves Vancouver left in abeyance unttt the election of What You Want tive committee of the 8. P C. A. was daily, except Sunday^ at 11.90 p. m , ar­ the new council SECHELT VICTIM owners at the top end of the street and W. T Rich, have completed their Phone 178-17». Telephone 2678. Telephone 2677. byterian church by the teachers. This have sent In a petition protesting investigations In Great Britain and In I & CAMPBELL is the first entertainment of the kind ngainst the assessment of the proposed the Maritime Provinces artd will reach given in the city. The teàkchem pro­ coat of the work. This matter will be British Columbia next month and will careful Printers vided the programme of games, music for the new council also to deal With, hold meetings at Kamloops, April S; New Westminster. April 4. and Vic­ 1014 Bread 8t. and refreshments. It was In every The Body of John I. Henderson was a children's night, and the children SALE OP LIVE 8TOfk toria, April 6. PEMBERTON BLOCK enjoyed themselves to the f|#lL The is Identified by His All those who are Interested In the superintendent. John Menton. presided. An important sale of live stock was sheep Industry are requested to attend At 9 30 all Joined in singing "God Save Employers held yesterday at W Witch's farm. these meetings and give the commis­ the King."' after which the entertain Sidney, by the local auctioneers. sioners the benefit of their views. ment was closed. Stewart Williams A Vo., when they disposed of eleven milch cows at an FA REWELL CON.CERT. IDEAL A Jury was empannelled yesterday —Judge Lampraan yesterday after­ average of over $63 per head. One c'lw noon toov the evidence of one witness afternoon by Coronet Hart to inquire wa* purchased by Mr Turg<»o*«> for $84. A farewell concert will l*e *eld in the In an arbitration action between the into the circumstances attending the a heavy team of mares realised $614. ;» new Parish hail, Cedar Hill, on Thurs­ CARDEN city and John T. Coles, who claim* death of John I. Henderson, a passen­ two-year-tdd colt $173. and a yearling day. March 30. at * p. m., under the c<>|t $135 Pigs fetched good, prices. S FENCE damages for injuries sustained while ger oft the Hechelt, whose body, up Mil i -s' Auxiliary of St. in the employ df the city on September sow and young litter. $4«: throe hogs Ai.Inn's Presbyterian church, to say Coal now. Is the only one that has been re­ $'_*6 each, nnd some weli-brvd brown 14 last. His claim was put in on March good-bye to Rev. R. W. and Mrs. Col­ 8. He claims .half salary and medical covered from the waves. leghorns brought $1.75 each. The at- lins. Mr. Collins has accepted a cgll to CARDEN The Best House Fuel on expenses and to date the amount Is All the evidence given at the initial ndance was good. Amongst those no­ West End Presbyterian church. New estimated at $90 The evidence of the th ed were Messrs. Songster, H. Ross. Westminster. GATES on the Market session of the Inquest was In regard to Turgoose. Wise. Harrison. north. witnesses was taken yesterday owing Among those on the programme are identification A. O. Onserud, of the Thompson. Longlnnd. Cliff. Kington. to his leaving to-day for the Yukon the following: Miss E. Ohlson, piano­ Ann of Grant, Smith & Company, by Young. Marcot. Tester, J Br«>oks. Few. We always carry a large stock Judge Lam pm an was appointed arhl forte; Miss I^awspn, recitation; Robert of our celebrated New Welling- traUu- by lir, Morrison In r*t* .eihtim -Henderson bed been ei»t>lu) <*1, Sapdover,Saiulovcr, Loveland,I-nvi-iumi,___ Fulton,l um. Mrs. . „„ - « uw'otim to* Conk mined by the Weston* . « , .i • l.-.n•• i,1 mam- itt nors _ _ . W. S; Fraser s? C^>.t Ltdr Fuel Co., at Nanaimo. Wb Phillips. K.C.. appeared for the {deraon had been Ifi the employ of the thorite and many others. D. Black, concertina; Mr. Hutchison, Our Washed Nut Coal, a nice claimant and F. A. Macdlarmld for the fihn for the last two months: solo; Miss L. Winterbnm, mandolin so­ Telephone 3 - v' P. O. Drawer 788 city. The me mixers of the Jury, who are: Although according to the Wests all lo. Refreshments will lie served. clean fuel for cook stove» and arrangements for the football game be­ •toves generally. L. L. Guptlll. I>. J. Murray, A. Bancroft, A tally-ho will leave for Cedar Hill w M. Ritchie, G W. Ge4gers and A* H. tween Lhvni ami Lhi- Wards next Satur­ at 7 o'clock from Welter's corner. Gov­ Sack Lump Coal for grates. Hartley, viewed the body, after day afternoon had been completed it ernment street. seems that the Wards had not been of­ Large Lump Coal for open fire­ which an adjournment was called until ficially notified, and as most of their places and furnaces. next Tuesday at 4 o'clock, when the SECRETARY J. B. A. A. Royal Typewriter! investigation will be resumed In the m.m will go to Duncan on Saturday SUTTON’S SEEDS At Current Rate». provinebd police office. and. irt any case, they could not play THE MOST MODERN OF ALL against the Wests, the latter being Harry Skuce Appointed to Responsible professionals,.they say there is no like Position. Also Agents fO| VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS. , îihhd .ïra gahi^’rHdririfiYMT-™ ' the new council next month will be tl FLOWER, FARM AND VEGETABLE B. C. Anthracite Ceal. Always a large stock of tele­ The secretaryship of the James Bay proposed building hy-lam*. which has writers on hand for sale or rent Athletic association, left vacant by the for two months been In the hands of -The selection committee of the Vic­ ALL QUITE FRESH. Carbon Paper, a box up from toria A. D. C will meet at 5.45 tills retirement of Vincent Grey some time the Architects' Association, the mem­ ago, has been filled bÿ a man who to lu ...... f 1.00 bers of which requested that they afternoon at the Balmoral, hotel to »e- In Messrs. Sutton’s own packets bearing their name lect the casts for the three one-act every way fitted to take charge of the and trade mark. J. Kingham & Co. -Typewriter Ribbons, a doxen should see Its provisions prior to Its increasing duties of the position...... fS.OO final tissage. The new fey-law is com plays which will constitute the pro­ Phone «4T. gramme at" the club's inaugural May Harry Fkuc., who has been connected plied with regard to regulations In with the J. B. A. A. for about a yt A. J. WOODWARD Office, 1203 Bread Street. many big cities being followed, and production, and also to make arrange­ ments for the dramatic reading circles was the man elected. -» 618 Port Street. Sde Agents for British Columbia. G. C. HOWELL deals to some extent with existing aMr. Skuce comes from Nelson, where which are to.-be*&n important part of OIIR METHOD-24 sacks to the <219 Langley Street. Phone 1780. b.vAld!ni! in Chinatown. It will prob­ for some years he was a prominent ton and 190 pounds of coal in ably be before the council In April. the A. D. ect to future cxnmlnntlnns and appointments of th.rd-cla*s olerk*, $35 to $100 Junior clerks and stenographers. It la ann.»unceil that appointment* will be Shingles! Shingiesj Shingles! R. Morrison & Co. •riadi- a* vacancies occur In the service from the list of those sucessful In Good Ladysmith No. 2 Shingles. Per thousand, only v . »2.00 Central Bakery. We have not got room to make ail elaborate display in our present store, but we have a large passing thé prescribed examinations. Choice Fir Doors, Lumber, Lath, Mouldings, etc. • 840 YATES ST. PHONE 1632 Junior clerk a and atenographers at number of good bicycles in a small spitee. Come in and see our stuck. That Massey-IIarris with i*iPw»nt employed in the service are steel rime, coaster brake, mud guards, pump, tools, bell and trouser clips, all for #45.00 is a mar­ eligible for the examlnatlonew for third MOORE & WHITTINGTON das* clerkfhlp*. but thp passing of thin vel of value. .examination doe* not necessarily con­ Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers Lawn Mowers and stitute a claim for their Immediate pro­ Bridge Street and Hillside Ave. Phone 2697. Grass Catchers motion. The rules and regulation* will be Is­ NEW STOCK Temporary- Store Temporary Store ————^ —- Victoria, B. «’ Victoria. B. <" sued in circular form in the course of WAITE 8 A KNAPTON 1205 Langley Street THOMAS PLIMLEY 1206 Langley Street a few days, and forms will shortly be 610 Paiidora, near Qovernmcnt. available upon application to the regis­ Phone 1439 “If yon get it at Plimley’s, It’* all right.” trar, to whom all communications ADVERTISE IN THE VICTORIA DE TIMES should be addressed.

n ; » ■-;*. n t fe n h >Yi VICTORIA DAILY TEMfcS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29.1911.

, raan Satisfaction EM® of|)P0RX Bioscope and Amateurs. Watch the amateur idea sprout, and 0 enjoy the evening at the Victoria the­ VfeJ W atre performance with the London Bioscope, seven films, and competi­ tion for prizes by those who have It’s a long word—it connects tlipes through the •crevices'of the m*ver before appeared on a public our ciyftomers with our store. teams' . defence. Marshall, however, stage. There' are six competitors in SPORT NOTES PRUNING OFF looks as If he might have something line for .the un|50 prize to beuc handednanueu Que of the most imjsirtant up his sleeve worth talking about. He out on Saturday night to the highest ! C. W. 8t. John, who has been con­ has speed and nice control, and If he number of votes. - Of the remaining ‘ words in pur language. can poly get that tricky something on five competitors the best will get $16 nected with sport hV Winnipeg for the LIKELY BALL PLAYERS the ball which Roche is always calling and the next highest total is worth In business it means everything. last 25 years, is leaving there shortly to for he will have everything lliât Is 140. take up his residence in Vancouver. pecessary. This line of entertainment Is ex­ If there^ is a bteak in the line Mr. 8t. John is a, partner of the law Two dcyuble plays were Wbrked yes­ ceedingly popular again this year, and t let Us know-—we will repair it at slanders M;ain Play Practice Urn» "of Laldlaw, St John & , Earl, and terday, on»* of which was a pretty the theatre Is likely to be filled to •À our own expense. 'VUj voter into partnership with George Gam^=£itchers..StiU-a. .jjikWWL,T - fit ..-..v-a-,..,.Raymer -, was on first j capacity very soon. The moving pic- j ~wrfr*f (Wnair, a Tormer tvin nippgjtpi^ttow imt"-hhttm** residing in Vancouver. In the days of Mystery grounder to Riggs, who fielded It per-> examples of moving picture work his youth Mr. St. John had tew equals fectly and threw to Ward. Ward|>nade. They are wonderfully clear, I Our Mew Proper Clothes on either the lacrosse or football field, lined It to Clementson and the play and from the completeness bf the and in these two sports he has not only was complete. Another thing worthy records ti Is evident they have not actively participated, but continued to of mention was Goodman's beautiful been used In more than three or four zz«a Householder thought that by re- _ , ■ _ . . _ Suite it $15 tu $30 devote a great part of his time to fos­ leasing McGuire he would relieve the* ******* ln °”e cities .before coming here. tering. / situation around second base he was**ltrumvnta* *n P11** * ”New Grand Theatre. mistaken.-ftrrthf arrival of the. new m«n, —------Criticism of X'llmos^Westony's play­ Spell Satisfaction to The following is the standing of Brb- Two more players were let out yes­ man. Reddick, has made It as hard vlhclat league teams :...... Æ ’ terday. McGuire, who wa* trying for ing Is n|l tactile way of praise, ever to choose two men for the Westony ÎÎ-" fJhX headline act at the Every Buyer l " ' jr a position at shortstop, and McCarthy, Ladysmith...... 3 7 * one of the pitchers Before the end Grand theatrer and as a Wagnerian There is Kciiar. the ice-cream eater, Nanaimo ...... r:2 % of the *cek the list will have beenfstudent he Is eminently successful. hom one of the big league teams Caledonians —*.- 4— .1 cut down considerably. Westony. recognizing he Is In Vaude­ YOU’LL LIKE OUR CLOTHES as after, and whose playing., both Vancouver...... I /'* 0 4 The following games have been ar­ ville. does not Inflict too much Wag­ Gaines next week—Nnngjmo va. Cal­ fielding and batting, is > every bit as ner on his audience, for he realties Regd. good as that big league team manager ranged: !l edonians at Recreating park, Vancou­ Friday and Saturday—Victoria va. a vaudeville audience has many com- ÜÜ ver. 4 1)| flThi Vrurrir^ at Ladysmith, thinks tt is Then there Is Raymer, poner.t parts. Therefor»- he ploys Hi. Come in and see them. who Was at on.- time a big leâguér Knights of Columbus. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. national airs of England. France. himself. He can field hie position per- Following the/National’s acceptance April 4, 5 and 6—Victoria va. Bal­ Germany and America at the one fecjly and Would not be likely to lose of New Wee Hipster’s terms to go east lard. —^ time on the piano, and’ re riders sev­ to play two>xhlhltion matches, the hi* head In the tensest of situations., Friday and Saturday, April 7 and eral meritorious selections that ap­ executive whred to President Murphy to .And, of course, there Is Ward, the tall, 8—Victoria vs. Snohomish. peal directly to thf taste of à public U2\\ reserve ti& 24th and the 27th of May, slim fellow with the debonair style of audience. In all claqpe* of music he 0 picking up the ball and getting It over Is greatly pleasing his hearers. and WMtt ahead with the other neces­ WILL SEEK THE PRAIRIES. sary arrangements, thinking that the to first Ward might be Just » little The Globe-Leyghtons, a team of ac­ better with the stick than he is. Ket- matter of dates would never give any Released Players-From Northwestern robats from Paris, are making a hit; trouble. But they got a surprise when lar and. Ward can play either second H. T. McConnell, the man with the May Get on Regina Team. A telegram was received from Toronto, or short, but Raymer Is a second surprise, has something monologlstl- '/Informing them that the dates mention­ baseman, pure and simple. Some of the baseball players who are cally funny; Harry Booker Is a happy ed would be filled by schedule matches. If Reddick continues to play ball let out by the managers of the North­ old Irishman In the "Walking Dele­ As It Is almost out of the question to as he played yesterday, Householder'* gate,” with J. P. Dufty, and Walton HATTERS AND CLOTHIERS bring off the exhibition games earlier hair will become, white before he gets western league teams will be ablè* to 811-813 GOVT. ST., OPP. P. 0. secure positions lh the Twilight league, and Vivian appear In a comic music than the 24th. this action of the presi­ the tangle straightened out. The act. All spring lines of Ladies' and Gent’s Dent Gloves have come to hand. dent imr>‘; mean that the games with latest arrival made some spectacular if there is any truth In the report from Regina to the effect that the Regina Romano Photoplay Theatre, A Westminster will have to be called off. stops, and all through the game baseball team will secure a manager Manage r Quagllottl of the Romano showed that he is going to be a hard from the Northwestern league on the theatre, has received a fine lot of George E. Rice, an eminent baseball man to beat. Pacific c«»ast, have him select his own films for Wednesday and Thursday, rancher who to about to lose hie LONG HATPINS BARRED. against the dictates of fashion, which authority, says the teams ln the Ameri­ The game was almost a replica of men and take them back to the prairie the leading one entitled “In "Old last Saturday's. Sometimes the play­ ran< h writ'll hr discovers a rich clajm calls for hatpins worn hmg. can league will finish as follows in the province for training purposes. Madrid.” Impetuous lover finds his his ranch and thereby Is' able to ing was a mid-season style and at Kansas City. Mo., March 26—The Hereafter milady's hatpin must be race. for the pennant: Philadelphia This was the decision reached by the affection returned. The mother es­ get out of hie financial difficulty. Athletics. Detroit Tigers, New York other times jt was ragged. Park*, worn with a button on the point to make directors of the Regina baseball team tablishes an espionage ever the International Motor Boat Races” a long hatpin, convicted of murder and Highlanders. Chicago White Sox, Cleve­ out In right field, distinguished him­ It harmless, or a ribbon or rubber band few days ago. and the move Is con daughter. True love finds a way and reproduction of the motor boat races other crimes, to legally barred from land Naps, Boston Red Sox, Washing­ self by making two or three spec­ must be used In Its place. sidered the best that could be taken. Ttrl companion disguised assists lover at Larchmont, N. Y. ~he picture of Kansas City and to-day the city The ordinance was passed by the ton Senators, and St. Louis. tacular catches. For one he had to The directors believe that the woods on In clever deceptions. Lover carries councilman are betting on the law back almost to the fence. Jump Dixie II., the winner and the fastest council over thq veto of the mayor. the Pacific coast are full of promising sweetheart to rocks In roaring tor­ boat afloat. Is graphic. "Playing at ■■1 Yesterday witnessed the start of the into the air and reach out one hand, young players, and that better men rent and consent and blessing of and for another he had to^come for­ Divorce” depleting how two children 1911 season of professional baseball, can be secured at a lower salary than parents Is obtained in unique .man­ ward. He caught the latter within an at play caused their parents to be­ and l>efore the diamonds are abandoned recruits from the states in the middle ner. A pretty love story of old Spain come reconciled. next fall nearly 20.000 regular league Inch of the ground. Ten Million made west, where heretofore the Regina in which "Little Mary" appears In Crystal Theatre. contests will have been played. The one error and so also did Goodman. club has gone for it* men. They de nearly every scene. “Just Kids” Is a The special attraction at the Crys­ Pacific Coast league is the first to be­ Ketlar and Roche. A couple of times «Ided to wire the president of the good comedy If one wants. The tal theatre for Wednesday and Thurs­ gin and the last to dose. Only seven­ there were mix-ups on third base Northwestern league asking him to re­ Gangleader’s Reform,” to a stirring teen days now* intervene before the which showed bad Judgment on some­ commend a suitable player-manager. day to the Interesting Thanhousnen drama from^beglnning to end. ‘‘At film, "Robert Emmet, the Irish opening of the American and National body's part. Swords' Points” a good drama Im­ leagues and the American association Patriot." The story of Robert Em­ The pitching staff 1* ported by the Reliance Film Co. “A U1 on April 12. Two small southern met. his patriotism and his love for mystery as ever. The fans do not Trip About Christiana” is educational, leagues—the Cotton States and the are much for the work of any of the Ireland mark him for all time as one South Atlantic organizations — will and the Romano orchestra will end a of Ireland's ^greatest sons, but the twlrler* who have occupied the box programme that Is worth while see­ < swing into, action April 6 and 10 story of his affection for Sarah Cur­ so far and they are not slow In say­ ing. spectively. In quick succession after ing so. either They would lIMe to see ran give* It additional heart Interest. Majestic Theatre. We Have Sold the inauguration of the big league April the pitchers doing their best even If "Where the Shamrock Grows,” 1s a 12. the Southern, Eastern. Northwest­ it were only for an Inning or two. The new mid-week bill will be very Interesting drama by the new Max Dill's Engagement. 235 loi* since the beginuiug of the year in the finest ern and Western {leagues open, with the that they could Judge for themselves found up to the standard of produc­ company known as the "Rex.” The Central league among the last of the how strong the Islanders' staff wHJ At the Victoria theatre on Monday tion. "Selling Old Master,” a picture Tramp” to also a very fine drama subdivision, facts considered, in Victoria bigger sectional leagues to get In mo­ be. As It is they are In a state of un­ April 2. Max Dill, formerly of the team filled with the pathos of humanity and "The Ring of Love” to one of the most —the beautiful. tion. April 26. The Michigan State certainty They do not know whether of Kolb and Dill, will open a two-night lepicting graphically the loyalty of effective love stories ever written. league does not begin playing until May the men are stalling or whether they engagement in his most successful musi­ the Southern darkey to his master "The Little King" to a very beautl 26. and Is the last of the recognized are really, letting themselves out cal comedy triumph, “Lonesome and the family. In The Secret of ful picture of the olden days, by the leagues to open. By that time the Another thing they would like to Town.” the Still," we are taken to the heart Gaumont. Thomas J. Price will sing Gorge View Park country over, there will be at least e is Thomas and Lane In the box. No comedian of Teutonic persuasion of the pine forest where the chief In­ the new Illustrated song entitled. thirty professional leagues in the field Marshall and Rush were unknowns on the American stage to-day has the dustry to the gathering of the pitch "Come Away Little Girl." and Herr San Francisco It to all corners of the lqt, sometimes REGULATION BENCH CHAIN as soon as the Pacific Coast training into the fielders' hands and some- sion fdl. Lilli still wears, his pneumatic stom- Without which, uo dug. can cuter the^Dog Show, is sold here -...i CALt BfU: starts. Mike hopes to secure a first astsçœzxsæsmtt’&.-x*'** onfy. :,v* class pitcher from Darmy Long and al pulcnt tramp, he is very funny. The sight of an over-stout knight of the so an inflelder. .It Is expected that the Clayton’s Dog Soap and Dog Remedies are a specialty here. following players will make the team road Is humorous enough In Itself, and Catchers, Brynes, O’Connor and De when the picture has added to It the SEE IN OUR WINDOW THE FINE DISPLAY OF TROPHIES Vpgt; pitchers. Hall, McCammett, fun-making arts of a comedian like FOR THE DOG SHOW. ------Schmutz, and Whalen; infielders. Fish­ Dill the result is Irresistible. er, Rockenfield, Coleman, and McFad Never a believer In the one-man den; outfielders, Bassey, Lynch,' am show, Mr. Dill has surrounded himself Warren. with an unusually strong supporting GUNSMITH 1321 GOV'T ST. company, Including Percy ÿronson, a ETC. J. R. Colllster PHONE 643 1104 Broad Street. Phone 284. Roger Gray, I-*ura Oakley. Edith r-T.hf East End Juniors will play the WMAtetoy, Maurice Darcy, Ernest Van Victoria West team to-night at- S/W-fn Pelt. Fred W. Snook arid Jack' ToltanT the V. W. A. A. hall. The East End There are over 50 people on the stage In will line up as follows; Forwards, • Lonesome Town.” for the requirements Pynn and Baker; centre, Hawke 1 of the production are great. This Is the 18 guards, Walland and Shields. The » organisation employed by Dill SCHEDULE OF THE NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE FOR 1911 Juniors defeated the T. M. I. Juniors during his recent notable San Fran­ by a score of 16 to 10 in a game played AGENT£ cisco engagement of 100 night*. in the Institute hall ,Jaat night. The On Tuesday evfehing Mr. Dill and his AT SEATTLE AT SPOKANE AT VANCOUV’R AT PORTLAND AT TACOMA AT VICTORIA line-up was: Y. M. I.—C. Tea, R. company will appear In ‘ Dream City.’' Weber, F. Carlin. A. McDoAald and W. McArthur East End*—T. Baker, Drake Hardware Co. ' TIDE TABLE May ...... IS ta » Pynn, H. McDonald. L. Hawke and D. 6 to 11 Aug...... 21 to » 28 to 8» May . S to 14?July SEATTLE. July 17 to 28 July , Wall. 1418 Douglas Street. Victoria, March. 1911. Sept...... IS to 21 1 to x dept. 8 to to |Ttma»*»|T1ro*Ht|Tlm«.HtlTti*eHt 1 h.m. ft.] h. m ft.| 0. m. ft.]t 28-28-34-34 to 2* 4» 7.7 9» 44 14 34 8.2 22 91 2.6 10 20 .5-6 15 44 7.8 22 39 2.3 SPOKANE ...... 28 to 80 May 16 to 21 14 to 20 May . 2 ...... 4 61 7.7 ...... W June 8 to IS For Distinctive Styles in 1 ...... 6 12 7.9 11 H 4.9 16 66 7^ 23 16 4.2 U to IN i Sept. 11 to 17 4 ...... 6 34 11 12 11 4.1 18 18 6 9 23 49.6.1 ...... 7 10 18 6 ...... 5 M 8.1 13 12 33 19 58 6.6 Men’s Suits « ...... 0 20 6 1 fi 17 8.6 14 17 2.7 . 18 to 22 7 ...... 6» 8.9 15 21 20 . 2* to SI • July . 8 ...... 7 01 9.1 16 21 16 VANCOUVER . 1 to 3*June July 9 ...... 7 30 9.1 17 to 1.3 kb 10 ...... S 28 8.9 18 12 L2 . 22 to 24,Sept- 11 ...... 8 m fl 16 8.2 10 14 8.6 i»m 14 12 ...... 4 13 8.Î 7 16 7.6 11 44 8.3 1» 46 1.7 13 ...... 4 16 7.9 841 6.8 12 59 8.0 30 28 2.2 I ...... 24 to aJ^1prtl l.. 18 to STTLENFIT” 3 56 7.T 9 00 6.0 14 06 7.7 21 06 2.9 July ... 29-80-30-XI 14 ...... 3-4-4 to io to ie 15 ...... 3 46 7.7 9 44 5.2 15 10 7.4 21 43 3.7 PORTLAND dept. ... 24 ta 80 ... 1 to « May . 22-21-24-24 to 87 3 56 7 8 10 27 4 6 16 15 7.1 a is 4 * Oct ...... 17 to 23 Aug...... 21 to » , Leads Every Time 4 18 8 0 11 14 39 17 20 6.8 22 52 6.4 11 to 17 ... II to 24 4 43 8.1 12 03 3.5 18 46 6.6 23 22 6.2 19 ...... 6 06 8.2 12 53 3 3 . 22 to » Our Spring range of this famous liBe of Men's Clothing is the 30 ...... 6 16 8.2 13 46 3.1 4M 83 14 39 19 • 12 to to May ..... 1 to 7 April , 24-24 to 80 1» tO 26 ...... 86 to 80 21 ...... 4-4 to July ...... 84 to 80 July ... 10 to lb most complete we have ever shown. If you have had difficulty 4-56 8 .4 .. ~ u 16 34 Li TACOMA . _ tt to 81 ...... H 23 ...... 6 09 8.6 16 27 2.7 . 24 to JOfAlig...... 21 to» 2rns ...-tit# ...... t to or getting suited with other makes, try Stileuftt. .24 ...... 6 27 8.4 17 17 2.6 1 -J- 25 ...... 4 40 8.2 18.43 2.5 18l47 2.6 May .. I to t April ...'...... 24 to> 80jJune80 ji ...... IS to I» 27 ! ... 3 40 7.6 7 14 7.0 11 58 7.8 19 28 2.6 May ...... 29-29-80—11 July ...... 8-4-4 to » July ...... 17 to 28 July...... si April .. 18 to 23, 28 ...... 2 66 7.6 7 52 6.2 13 08 7.6 20 06 2.8 ^VICTORIA ... 1 to « Aug...... 28 to 31 ‘sept...... 24 to 80 Aug...... 1 to 6 May ... 2 47 7,6 8 32 6 2 14 13 7 6 20 47 3.3 16 to 21 $15, $18, $22 and $25 29 ...... July ...... 10 to 1» Sept...... 1 10 U Oct Sept...... 4-4 to IV June ... - 6 to 11 30 ...... 3 10 7.7 9 15 4.3 15 17 7.6 21 24 3.9 Aug...... 14 to ae Sept ...... IS to M - Sole Agents for Victoria. 31 ...... 3 28 7.9 io otrj.s 16 24 7,3 22 00 4.7 Vk?. vs. Rpok...... May i« the 120th Meridian, we*,t. It Is counted Van. V|. Seattle ...... May 21 Van. vo. Tac...... April Van. vs. Spok. ------..May It from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to mid­ EXTRA Vic. vs Port...... May 28 night: The figures for height serve to Van. va. Port...... June 11 Vic va Tao...... July distinguish high water from low water. SUNDAY Van va. Spok...... July Van va. Tac...... July lé McCANDLESS BROS. The height Is In feet and tenths of a GAMES . Van. va. Vic...... July as Vic. va. Tac...... Aug IS foot, above the average level, ot the lowest '. Van...... Aug low water In each month of the year Tnte Vie. vs Seattle ...... July rs. 557 Johnson Street Victoria B. C. level Is half a foot lower than the datum Vgn. V# Seattle ...... Aug Van. va. Tac...... Sept. 1/ to which the soundings on the Admiralty chart of Victoria harbor are reduced VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911.

ams OBITUARY RBOOXD ♦ The remain» of the late John L Hen- deraon, the first victim of the Bechelt dleaater, whose body was recovered, $12.50 will be laid to rest to-morrow after­ Shoal Bay Park Lots noon In Hoaa Bay Cemetery. The fun­ eral will take place from the B. C. Fun­ eral Furnishing parlor, at 1.16 and fif­ teen minute, later fro* Christ Church cathedral, where service, will be con­ ducted by very Riv. Dean Doull.

The death occurred yesterday after­ noon at the JubUee hospital of Charles Lewis, seed it yeare, after a Ion* III- neea The deceased had worked In this city for » twmbsr Ho w ma born in Northampton. Very handsome Bedstead, in best green' England. The Timers! wtH take pise» and white enamel. Continuous 1^' Extra strong and dainty design. 1 ls inch on Friday afternoon from the B. C. Funeral Furnishing Company's parlors, inch fillers ; artistic filling with extra ebntiuuous pillars, enamelled green ; •% where the remains are npw reposing. heavy white and gold chills ; brass or­ inch fillings in white enamel; gold and Services will be conducted in the namental spindles. This is a very re­ chapel. bronze chills. Will last a lifetime. liable bedstead. ' We strongly feeom- The death occurred this morning at uteud it ...... #14.50 Price...... $12.50 tic family residence. Twin oaks.** Ce­ dar Hill, of Mrs Catherine McRae, aged 63 years, beloved Wife of Ronald C. McRae, in addition to whom survive Superior Sanitary two sons. C. J. McRae, of this city, and Dr. A. McRae, of Vancouver, and one Woven Wire Mixed daughter. Isabella McRae. The Mrs. McRae was well known here, hav­ Mattresses Mattresses ing ..lived In the city or in the suburb» for the last 24 years; She -was a native We have a large of Ontario. The funeral will take Our specialty is a pt*ve on Friday afternoon at 2.jb. strict of Woven very superior Cut-" trotyl' the family residence, where Rev. Wire Mattresses, fit­ R. W. Collins will- conduct services. ton Top Mattress. * o r ted with heavy steel filled with fine, puri­ Flowers left at the Hanna chapel will straps and centre be delivered. $3.75 fied. sanitary excel­ The bent subdivision to tie in. that is the one wliich offers the best returns, is supports. Is special­ sior and felted cot- The death occurred at 8t. Josephs ly adapted for fam­ ttntan i._ _ Tliigi n w .._ nmtmot t♦ i v n n hospital yesterday 'morning of John SHOAL BAY PARK. ily or hotel use. You A Special Cheap Line J Ark In. aged 71 yeprs. Deceased was is well made in an engineer -and 4foT many years had are invited to in­ A strong and neat Bedstead, has 1 inch pillars, every way. has a been acting in that capacity at the spect our stock lie- brass knobs, shaped top, white enamel finish. strong tick. well hospital. The remains have been re­ fore you. buy else­ This is the best value that we know of at the stitched and tufted, moved to the Victoria Undertaking $600 to $800 per Lot, and on Easy Terms where. The prices parlors, whence the funeral will take price .:...... #3.75 and very comfort­ place to-morrow morning at *45 and Before you buy in any subdivision in justice to yourself investigate what range from #2.50 able. ... #3.50 fifteen minutes later from the Roman ------Catholic church. Deceased was a na­ SHOAL BAY PARK offers you, either for a beautiful homesite or an invest- tive of Ireland.

The remains of the late Joseph $25.00 $8.00 Henry Buncombe were laid to rest in the Naval cemetery. Esquimau, yester­ day The funeral took place from the residence of R. H. Nunn. Constance avenue, and a few minutes later from MONK * MONTEITH 8L Paul’s church, where Rev. Baugh Allen officiated. There was a large 639 FORT STREET RHONE 1402 number of friends present. Including many of the deceased's old shipmates. The floral offerings were numerous. The pallbearers were: B. Allen. T. LABOR CONVENTION. to represent some of the large Alaskan TRAIN WRECK. Williams. 8. Doran. J. H. Porter. F. G. ann- rie», ar« recruiting laborers here *so»cAlaska. So far 290 Filipinos. This is a superior plain, but solid, all brass This is a particularly neat design, in best Pauline Brandford, Ont.. March 29.—Twenty to the 31st annual convention of the Hawaiiens and Porto Ricans have been thousand dollars damage was done and white enamel finish, touched with gold, engaged, and these, it Is understood, Bedstead in the new satin finish. Has American Federation of Labor, which one fireman was Injured in a rear-end massive 2 inch pillars finished with The funeral of the late Frederick will sail on the Pacific Mall liner Korea and surmounted with brass top rails; Arthur Johns took place this afternoon will be held here next November, offi­ next Friday for" sen Francisco, where collision near the street subway bpro neat flat knobs. Height at head 58 from the Eagles' hail at 2.30 o'clock, cers of the organisation to-day are i In they will be transferred to Alaskan ves­ yesterday. A passenger special crashed solid brass knobs and mounts. It is a under the auspices of the local order of inches; warranted to keep its color. conference with local labor leaders. sels. An èffort la being made to have Into a freight standing on the track, Fkkgtes and the local of the Hotel and The plans afoot are for the biggest the territorial legislature, now In ses­ Price...... #24.00 real bargain at this price...... $8.00 Restaurant Employees’ International the engine -piling on the freight cars. gathering In the history of the organt- sion. pass a bill prohibiting such re­ Several cars were destroy ed/in the fire association. Rev. A. R. Roberta con­ cruiting of laborers fn the Islands. ducted the service». A widow and two which followed. Substantial Discounts Given to Hotels and Apartment Houses children survive. Deceased was a na­ WILL WORK IN TANNERIES. ' —The aggregate of bank clearings Many men owe the grandeur of their tive of the province and had lived in live» to their tremendous■emenjgdui difficulties. Victoria for the last fourteen years. for the week ending yesterday was $2,- The Capital Furniture Co., Ltd. Honolulu. March 29—Agent», said 793.233. H. Spurgeon. 1221 Douglas Street Phone 633 Phone 633

tion demanding the immediate and NEW YORK STATE RECIPROCITY WILL earnest thought of men In place# of BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CITY power and men of Influence every­ CAPITOL IN RUINS where, if frightful disaster 1» to be averted ; TEND TO PEACE "Therefore this legislative assemjbly of Saskatchewan views with- sincere (Continued from page 1.) City Water Sidewalks and Cleared Land Graded Streets approval a recent notable public state­ ment made by President Taft, of the Captain Storey and 16 firemen were Full Text of Resolution of Sas- United States of America, to the prin­ trapped momentarily In the state lib­ katchewaiYLegislature is ciple of international arbitration rather rary but escaped. They made their tTi an TWr n rfTTYrarmmt' wwryrd» 4m* Lb*? .fctalrwav^ and .... .Seconded by -Haultam— the set tie merit of iTT drsptrtP# befwten ;»e#4- Abat floor.Just.as the roof.of. the nations,^'^rn ^*încîu ji n g ïhe^so-cal led 1 nbrlrifi "wfri gTêTUÎri. 'Af i.tfi’TflbKÎef'riS' questions of honor, and also views with though the entire north wing were With the usual pomp and ceremony equally sincere approval a more recent doomed. Samuel Abbott, the aged night ! the third Session of the legislature of statement made by Sir Edward Grey. British secretary of state for foreign watchman in the library, could not lx- -J < *> 8a#kat>Hiewan wa* prorogued by Hie affairs, by which Great Britain. In found, and it Is thought he perished, j Hontfr Lieutenant-Governor Brown. effect, expresses, assent to the prin­ While the firemen were fighting to I His Honor’s address was In part as ciples laid down by president Taft. save the state’s most previous docu- j 'ollows:—"The hum-un- dealing with And further, that this legislative meets, they #rere being aided »*v a cue- » e*ev»tora -f ...IfcUakatchcwan believes stonily luci eafriiu; lor-cv ■ of volunUivra. i tain will result in great direct benefit that one effect of the proposed recipro­ Hlàte serra tors, âsSemhiy'rm-ri, clerk».’ to the producers of grain, and through cal trade agreement between Canada jand attaches thronged the corridors ’ ' them-indirectly trill add to the mater­ itnd the United states will be to help and committee rtxfins In advance of the j ial welfare of all. The act providing to draw all the English-speaking hâ­ lire and streamed out of the building, I tor compensation to wyrkinen injured tions Into more friendly relationships, staggering under loads ..f In the course of their employment Is In which is a. consummâtîon highly de­ papers. Archivist Vor Lehr lo-da> ex­ iljPIVf lie with, the highest trend of m<»dern sirable. especially from the standpoint pressed the hope that the greater num­ ber of the valuable papers had been -w*$jh* industrial legislation, and will. I , fed*,of th-'prospective, if not the existing, ■ >•'< ^ assured, give general satisfaction to situation on the Pacific ocean, a situ saved. It will be several days before he all concerned. at ion of vital moment to Canada.. can estimate the loss. It is known that all the Dutch and Colonial records "The incorporation of a new college "That effort* to provokff llt-'evilng were consumed and -that the historical ! (it L aming, and the Mil incorporating between Canadian* and United States Van Rennsel&er collectioh has been de­ a number of religious bodies In the citizens are In the lust degree vensur- stroyed. province, all tend to... show a desire Th^ damage ttrtftr capital Trammtitf for the highest things of life, while the "And it believes that any measure easily will reach $6,000,000. This various enactments establishing ad­ or movement calculated In any way to amount may be doubled when the tally , vanced municipal Institutions and aid or lead toward the abandonment of the damage to the furnishing and i other enterprises of a financial char­ by the world’s powers of their pre­ loss of documents is made up. The ! acter serve to show that the general sent armed -to-the-teeth attitude and state ha# not one penny of insurance: prosperity of the province Is establish­ toward the adoption Instead of the the loss Is complete. ed on a solid foundation.” principle of Judicial settlement of alt While the capitol typefled wealth The ministers sang the Nation^-An- international disputes 1* a measure or and power of the Empire state, it also thcm. after unanimously passing a movement deserving of the heartiest typified Its greed and corruption. In resolution expressing the satisfaction approval and support of every parlia­ 1879, when only $9.600,000 had been of the people of the province through ment. organisation, authority and right spent. It was charged that vast sums their representatives, at the accession thInklnk person in the world." had been misapplied. A legislative In­ of King George to the throne. vestigation uncovered nothing save Th*, following resolution, proposed by JACK JOHNSON'S SENTENCE. that the work had been done on the Hon. W. R. Motherwell and seconded "day labor" plan, and that many per­ by Mr. Haultaln, a summary of which Ban Francisco, (pal.. March *9.—"Thla sons were carried on the pay rolls that was received by telegraph, was also Jail life Is great—I don't think." said never had seen the building. passed unanimously: Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight The structure covered three acres on We-»re having a wonderful sale of the lota in Garden City. The people are appreciating the beauty of the surroundings, the “The ever-growing amount of treas­ pugilist, with a sad smUe, when, after the crest of Capitol Hill. Excavation ure in moneys and energies consumed a meal of mush and coffee In the for foundations was begun December 9, magnificence of the view and -the fertility of the soil. In and by the huge military and naval county Jail this morning, he had clean­ 1367, and the cornerstone was laid June As close as Oak Bay, closer than Kaquimalt. Low taxes and the eleetrie ear line with a station on the property go to make this armaments which are maintained by ed out his cell and appeared before *4, 1871. The legislature first occupied the world’s powers is appalling, and Judge Treadwell to be re-sentenced for the building January 7, 1879. an ideal spot for a suburban home. Have you bought one yet Î When they start to build the railway, prices will double. means that instead of M minor percen­ 25 days. Commissioner of Education Draper tage of taxes being required for In­ In sentencing Johnson. Judge Tread­ to-day estimated that the property loss Automobile leaves our offiee for Garden City every two hours between 10 o’clock a.m. and 5 p.ui. each day. It coats nothing to ternational police work, on the con­ well grilled, the fighter for a statement in the state library alone would reach take a ride and see the property. trary nearly every legitimate depart­ that the Judge had promised him im­ $2,000,000, besides many documents ment of the governnyent, especially in munity if he would plead guilty. John­ which cannot be replaced. European countries. Is starved foh the son denied having made the statement Governor Dix called a conference to sake of so-callçd defence. and placed the blame on the newspa­ consider the safety of the building for Prices $250 to $600. Quarter Acre Block, Terms $50 Cash, $15 a M "That the burden of these war taxes permen. but the Judge declared he did future legislative proceedings. upon the çomrpqn people i# fast be­ I eve his story. ____ — coming Intolerable, and Çté slate of Johnson’s appeal from the Jail sen­ EXPRESS ROBBERY REPO Jl TED. fairs seems to be approaching a point tence he fs now undergoing wHl be where it must end In either social re­ filé# by his attorneys to-day. In the El Pasco. Texas. March 21.—Wells volutions or International conflagra­ Court of Appeals in view of the fact Fargo express company officials hero tions equally horrible to contemplate. that he pleaded guilty before Judge McPherson & Fullerton Bros. refused to-day to confirm or deny the "That the condition is a blot upon Treadwell, however, It Is believed report that one of Its messenger# had civilization and a denial of the prln- doubtful that an appeal will get the absconded with $50.000. It is said that PHONE 1888 618 TROUNCE AVE Vv ànd b a. candi trallleg. the mia. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911.

INITIAL DIVIDEND. KNDS LIFE ON STEAMER. 46 CREW LOST EFFECTS British Columbia Packers' Association BUSY SUMMER AHEAD H. Simon, a laborer, killed himself VALUABLE Has Wiped Out Alt Ai*rears.------by cutting hi» throat, on Sunday, on Esquimalt and Nanaimo board the steamer Camoaun, while Toronto. Màrch 28. — The British BE NORTHERN CITIES SHIPMENT OF SILK . WHEN VESSEL SANK Columbia Packers' Association yester­ that vessel was on her way from Slew- day declared an initiai dividend on the grt to Vancouver. Simon boarded the- Railway common stock of two per cent. Ppr a vessel at Stewart and locked himself number of years It has been In arrears In hi» stateroom. He was quiet and Whites and Indians on Um- for' dividends on the preferred stock, Venture Returns After Rough conducted himself in an Inconspicuous Awa Maru Will Reach Outer but in May. 1810, wiped out all arrears, brina Reach Here Penniless and paid a current dividend. Trip—Canneries Open—• way. There is nothing to shed light Wharf To-morrow Morning —Schooner Sank'Quickly Series B, preferred stock, has been Many Fish Taken on the cause of his act- It Is not known gradually amortised out of the earn­ where his relatives reside. He wai With Big Cargo ing* of the company. The amount out­ about 35 years of "age. standing originally was $635,00, but by March 1. S-T'>.460 had been redeemed, Dressed in, Khaki uniforms pro leaving outstanding $419,600. After a very rough trip to northern Wireless communication between the Vided them by the immigration offl British Columbia ports the Boscowits EASTERN FISHERMEN Triangle station and the Nippon Yiisen dais at San Franctaco nnri bedecked steamer Venture., Capt. Mon-head, ar­ Kalstxa finer Awa Mara was eetblished with sêVefaï "Tittïè Trinitéts. "twenty- MAT TAKING ROYAL’S rived at the omis Ruttpiy Co/e wharf at noon to-day. but the big steamship four Indians and two klootehmen, to­ late yesterday afternoon. During some COE TO MAN FLEET did not give her poeltlpn. According NOW IN EFFECT gether with the remainder of the crew stages of the trip the weather was ex­ to previous reports received from-her HEAD DOWN. READ I1!». of the sealing schooner Vmhrlna. PLACE FOR TWO TRIPS tremely heavy, ^specially In Queen however, it was the Intention of the sunk by the V. 8 collier Saturn, con­ Charlotte Sound and Grenville Channel, rklpper to reach the outer dock some Tue Thu Tue Thu Tue Thu Tue Thu sisting of six white men and a Chin­ where the wind blew with great force Vanguard of Others Have Ar­ time to-morrow, and It Is expected that Dally Bat. Sun. flat. ese coo*.'"returned to Victoria yester­ from different points of the compass. the Maru will arrive early 1n the morn­ 9:00 16:00 Lv. Victoria Ar. . - day afternoon on the- Princess Vic­ The big seas which ran alongside of, rived at Puget Sound for ing. ions Hifg------ffhawntgan L«ko ‘ toria. They reached the Sound on Crack. Princess Entering on her were tremendous and qn many oc­ The Awa Maru-1» bringing one of the 10:36 16:32 Cobble Hill the Pacific Coast steamship Governor casions she shipped large quantities of Cod Seaso1 largest silk cargoes that lias been Skagway Run Monday Night 11:00 17:00 Duncan» from the Golden Gate, which arrived water over her bow, flooding her decks brought across from the Ortftit for at Seattle on Monday evening. —-Speed Increased Last Thursday and Friday the Ven­ some considerable time* She has on 11:22 17:3# fhemalrius The natives, who were . signed at ture encountered stiff gales from the board 1,666 bales of the valuable mater­ 11:67 17:6H Ladysmith different peint» along the west coast southwest and she pitched about badly Twenty-four tan-faced, big-boned ial, estimated to be worth about one American fishermen brought-to the Pa­ 12:36 Nanaimo - of tl>hs island." will return to their In the heavy seas. Despite the dirty million dollars. Part of this shipment 12:63 18:56 Lv. 13:10 Ar. Wellington Lv, 8:00 .16:00 Ar. 13:20 homes on the Tee», when, she leave» Announcement has been made by the weather and the fact that she left Vam cific coast all the way from Gloucester, consist* of that which the Hill liner . port on Saturday night Having lost Mass., to man the Puget Sound cod- Minnesota was bringing _when she ■ ti- 13:36 Nanoose Bay 11:36 officials of the B. C. Coast Service that couver considerable time behind her. fhrhlng fleet, have arrived at Ansrortes. all -their effects when the schooner »Ch»dtil», the steâfn.-r r. a< h< d this port broke down 1,700 miles out from Yoko­ 1400 McBride Jet. - 11:32 the steamer Prlnoess May, Capt. Mc­ It Is said that this detachment Is the sank the Indians arrived at Man Fran several hours ahead of her regular time hama and was compelled to return to 14:15 Coomb# clscor penniless, where they were de- Leod, will relieve the Princess Royal on first of more than 200 who ear» to CMM that port-Ior repairs. A apodal Great of arrival. She brought south very few 14:40 Ar. Cameron "LakYl iiïdo r tatned by th»* immigration officers the Vancouver midnight run ee both passenger* and little freight ~ to the Sound" during the -romtng sea Northern train Is awaiting the cargo, until, necessary arrangement1!'''cfillld Saturday and- Sunday. Following on Officers of the Venture state that son. The twenty-four who have arrlv and it will be rushed to New York ed will go north on the cod-flshlng Monday evening the crack vessel will .work In every line is commencing at with all speed on the arrival of the , and owners for sending them north. schooners Jos. Russ and Alice, which make her initial trip on the Skagway the northern cities, which are looking Capt. Joe l>mp. mate of the ves­ for a great summer. On her north are now outfitting at Anacorte». Besides the silk In her strong room, L. D. CttETHAM, D sel. was In charge'of the little col- route stoce her stranding on Sentinel bound trip she- carried a full compte Men engaged In the cod-flshlng busl- the Maru has on board a large cargo > ony. Capt. Folger. her master, hav­ Island last July, «he Is In splendid ment of passengers and there^wa* not ep.es* declare t.hat In the past It has of general freight, of which several 1102 Government Street. 1 District Passenger Agent. been Impossible to secure full crews ing reminded behind tq. file a claim ihape for the northern sen-ice after room for another person, every berth hundred tone will be discharged here. of fishermen to take north and that In for damages. The remainder of the having been In.the hands of the. B. C. having been taken. The people are It include* the regular Items brought many cases they have been forced to aero»» on Oriental liners,. tea. rice, : white crew consisted of the follow­ Marine Railway for over six months. flocking Into eyery city, town and dis­ ing E. Grlgg. an old-time seal trict of the north and the spring and fill In with Inexperienced men. Often sugar, porcelain, matting, vegetable» While the Princess May has been ly­ summer of 1811 will rank as one of the. the vessels have been delayed In get and furniture. hunter; Jam.-** St< wart. Wallet. Mv ting away In the spring because of the 1 Grath. formerly in one of the C,. P R. ing at Esquimau being repaired ex­ most • successful „ in the history of the The steamship Empress of Japan inability to secure a fuH crew. 'steamers: Austin Beaver! who came perts have been engaged in equipping province. which I» scheduled to arrive on Friday, S. S. “PRINCE RUPERT” ^ from the eastern coast in the schoon­ News was brought south that the The men brought here from the east has not yet been spoken at sea. It her with oil burners and constructing are general all round fishermen, hav­ Unequalled for speed, comfort and cuisine. er Pescawha: George Bates and John canneries on the Skeena river have com Is thought that she will arrive here tanks for the fuel In her hold. It was menced operations and although" the ing been engaged In the different fish late to-morrow night, completing her To PRINCE RUPEBT, via Vancouver * Stewart’. ing trades on the Atlantic coast. Most When the big freighter struck the expected that the steamer would have season Is early some large spring sal­ century round trip from Japan and Every Sunday at Midnight. been ready for service several weeks mon have been caught. At Port Es- of them are experienced halibut fisher­ China She has a gynl cargo of freight With connection to end from STEWART. little wooden craft there was onboard men who have worked for years on the I he latter Capt Folger. a klootchman. ago but the builders experienced much slngton the fishermen have taken and her silk shipment Is worth hglf “ Semi-monthly service to QUEEN Great Banks. They declare that they CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. two Indians who were ill. and the difficulty In making the resen-olrs large number of the celebrated British rqilllon dollar». tight. At the end of last week, how­ Columbia fish and a large harvest is are looking forward eagerly to an op­ , Chinese cook. Members of the crew portunity to get In the same field on TO SEATTLE, EVERY SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT -state that, all the canoes and boats ever, the obstacles were overcome and expected by all the canneries. MARINE NOTES. the May was pronounced aa ready for the Parlfib coast. In most caeca their '*•* were away when the accident oc­ Â TRAVELLER’S CONSULTING BUREAU WITHOUT COST a trial trip. families have been fishermen for sev­ Early this morning the Pacific curred and that a light mist hovered eral generations back. • over the waters. The sealer's fog­ She was taken alongside the barge Coaet steamship City of Puebla left If you intend travelling to Eastern Canada, the United States, the Old BODY OF FIREMAN The cod-flshlng schooners Jos. Rqsa the outer dock for San Francisco flhe Country or horn was blowing at regular Intervals Fullerton, wRleh was brought from San and Alice are now outfitting at Ana- carried a large number of passengers AROUND THE WORLD and those who were away sealing In Francisco laden with oil for the C. P. cortee and will probably sail north We will be pleased to give all Information as to fares, train or the boats declare that they could dls- R., and the fuel pumped into her tanks. and considerable freight. Yesterday she was given a speed teet within a few weeks. The vessels fish steamer wervlce, etc. ! tinctly hear It The collie* was pro­ FOUND IN HARBOR outside Unimak Pass when they first Laden with a full cargo of sugar for VIA ANY ROUTE. ceeding, at.a good speed and when thé and true to the expectations of officials she showed that with oil she can make go norths hut enter the Bering flee later the B.C. Sugar Refining Co., of Van­ Through ticket» issued and baggage checked. _ schooner was seen about 150 yard» In the season The cod-fishers are the couver, Ate steamship Muttonwood ahead It was almost impossible to far better speed. She was tried over the regular course out to Race Rocks first vessels to enter Bering Rea, pass passed up yesterday morning. She W. E. DUPEPOW, HAROLD BROWN prevent the collision, although the to Trial Island and back to the harbor, Remains of Paddy Navin, of ing through Unimak Pass long before loaded her cargo at Java and had a City Paesr. and Ticket Agt. Tel. 1Î42. Dock and Freight AgL Tel. 24SL helm was thrown over and the en­ and she made an average of slightly Bering Rea Is considered navigable. good run to port. GENERAL AGENCY TRANS-ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES. gines sent full astern. The steel bow over fifteen knots, with her engines tug Queen, Drowned Six The schooner Vega, one of the cod- of the freighter caught the schooner working smoothly opened out to the flshlng fleet, la now being cleaned, Orders have just been received by of­ :a fierce blow on the port quarter and last notch!^, Weeks Ago, Picked Up painted and recaulked. Together with ficer» of the revenue cutter Manning, .. cut Its way through so far that. the the Maid of Orleans she Will said north now- at Astoria, Ore., ‘to prepare for 1’mbrina sank within twenty minute» Fewer men are now employed In the in April after she has outfitted at Pe- stoke-hold of the May than previously the annual cruise to Alaska. The ship after she had been struck. nttle. It is thought that on account of will take on supplies and will depart R«»at* were lowered from the Sat­ and work down there Is much easier the recent loss of the Cxarina, of the for those engaged in keeping the steam While the little launch Anona, of the April 10. urn and sent to take off those who marine and fisheries department, was cod-flshlng fleet, that the schooner ravel to Portland and were aboard the sçhooner. which was up. With the oil the steam pressure Harold Blekum. which has been lying can be kept more steady than with the making her way oyt of the harbor this , The recent shanghalng of a sailor rapidly disappearing below the Fur­ Idle for some time, will be used this coal, which was partly responsible for morning for Trial Island, those aboard In Baltimore serves to call attention Intermediate^Rpints cate of the Pacific. Those on the season, but no definite announcement to the fact that ttiia practice may now the May's remarkable performance yes­ has yet been made. Vmbiina had no time to gather their sighted a bodf -floating In the water be regarded ns a relic of the past. This terday. Her speed has been increased The schooner Fanny Dutard Is now on 0-\V7K>®TN, ^.«-longings Htgi'ilxer ami everything Just abreast of where the dredge Ajax was one of the cruelest practices that about a knot, which will give her a lit­ her way from Anacortes to Seattle and was lost. For several hours after the Is working. A line was fastened around attached to the sailor's life. The men tle the best of the Royal now. after reaching here she will be, over­ Collision the 'Saturn remained in the Many passenger* have booked pas­ It and the Anona returned to port tow thus placed on board ships were al­ vicinity of the accident blowing her lhg the body. w hauled and fitted out before sailing sage on tHb May for Monday night for north next month. ways under the Influence of liquor, and *THPEE SPLENDID TRAINS DAILY' fog horn, until all the canoes and Skagway and way ports. ' Ever since Members of the department on the more often than not In an unconscious boats had returned. the steamer entered the- northern ser­ wharf at once Identified the remains as condition from Its effects. The law on "LOCAL". Leaves Seattle 6.45 d m Thos«- who had been out on the vice she has proved so popular owing those of Paddy Navin, the fireman who this subject 1» now not only very strict in l\>nUnd in Time toTmnsoclBuriiwss and Catch *hunt for seals were thunderstruck to to her comfortable fittings, and has re­ fell overboard from the tug Queen in SHIPPING GUIDE but enforced, so th|*t captains will not ,,see a massive iron vessel In the spot ceived a big share of the passenger as the upper harbor about six weeks ago. rule take a man on board who Is Night Train Home. ■ «where they had left their little well as freight traffic. He had been employed by the marine SHASTA LIMITED. Leaver Seettle 11 30 a m. «schooner The steamship, which was and fisheries department for some time, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. finest Train in the West—Not » Convenience or a and although the body was badly de­ on her way from Seattle to 8an • Following protracted negotiations Frem the Orient. Bound for the waters of Southeastern Comfort Lacking. / v Diego, headed for San Francisco composed when discovered, his identity Alaska, to search for the biggest of with various possible purchasers, the Empress of Japan ...... March *1 where she disembarked the crew steamship A. G. Lindsay Is reported was established through his red hair. "big game.” the whalers Tyee Junior OWL. Leave» Seattle 11.15 pm Goto bedat Navin was making his way aboard Capt Folger Will arrive here to­ as having been »old to go Into the sal­ Panama Maru ...... April I and Fearless and Use whaHng barges SLfOp m.. Wake Ifp in Portland. morrow evening on the steamship mon fishing and passenger business be­ the Queen one night and It Is believed . April 1Î Diamond Head and Fresno will leave ammmaa^mm^aamamm^^—mammmmmm—ammaam Queen from th« Gold, n %Gate lie tween Puget Sound and Alaska. The stepped off the gangplank and fell Into Seattle early next month. The Tyee tu the the water. For the greater part of the From Australia. Vâlttfi «.«-in'*., April *3 1* the only modem..-type STE£L wind N. W., 10 Sound, after a passage of 42 days from Liver this Com- miles; 29.66; 39; dense seaward Antlfagasta. The Polaris le n big April 16. 1811 Passenger agents for the dany'» stages op EXCLUSIVELY BY i.\ Canadian Northern Steamships, Ltd., ; “CETRIANA" Spoke Awa Maru, at noon, position sthouiitr of 717 toqw net, oton’ed by the ' oral# between unobtainable Pacific Shipping company, of San Montreal to Bristol: the Anchor Lint and White Horse and Sails from GHIU’ Wharf, Monday, 27th Ham burg-Amkriçan Une from New York lkeda—Rain; wind west; 29.12; 49; Francisco. The schooner Forest Home March, 10 p. m., for Hardy Bay, Bella to Glasgow. Southampton. Hamburg and . Dawson. carry Ught swell. has arrived at A^rdeen, Wash* after For ^further Information apply Bella, Ocean Aalto, Rivera Inlet and Prince Rupert— Rain; wind SiE. a quick passage. 46 days,'from Caljao. other European points; also through book- Skeena Canneries, Prince Rupert and BAGSHAWE & CO. Inga, via Mexico to Eumos. light; misty seaward; 29.94; 43i-se On her Arrival. Capt. M. Matlson re­ JU _ . ______Traffic Department, W. P. 4k Y. IV. Stewart, Portland Canal. 1316 Broad Street. Victoria, B. 0. smooth; Prince Rupert In, at 9 a, n ceived orders to go on rhe Marine rail- Apply T. H. WOR8NOP, General Man­ Hor Freight and Passage Apply ger, 641 Hastings St., Va» DiwL: WluchC Gm<'r*î ak. q<. ““^WVliNrewwe- ■ .V sea moderate. Iqiilque.

V -fs-r'W1 Aÿf* i:_ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911.

✓fry T77T * .... T^rr t; V:v • • * i;M City Water Now ï ! * i* « City Water Now i 2 i i i 4 . i J : t Laid on Property $ t % • t i t —t Laid on Property « • » • t X a 5 4 • $ — • ; • g •% • ; > t » ’> Lots * ll » * trr-g ----^--- 9 9W. —. S) * • ? 2 Prices ; U- . C L.t____ï V' % t * • 50x150 i js- ♦ t % « «• $250 and 60x120 a t • • * a t" i Per Lot and up * ■ • » • « ' * ' 1 N 4 * « ------4-flL #• t 8 ••• *> * 1 • -*

Terms—10 p. c. cash, it ! Terms —10 p. c. cash, • > ? tj \y 1' • * e n A ; * t Y ? t i V : 10 p.c. every 3 months * ** ... --- r •KSt 10 p.c. every 3 months

Most healthy and picturesque part of the city of Victoria. Within thro ü ini on 3-half ml e circle from City Hall. By-laws have passed the council for Asphalt Street, Boulevards and Cement Sidewalks. Automobiles will convey intending purchasers to view property at any time. Telephone 1032 DUCK CCTld 625 Johnson Street

stead .land will enhance the value of 800.800,000 bushels, and the farther ment, Big Prairie, and Lesser Slave the block which has been sold north wheat, barley, rye and oats can Luke settlement, all of which are lo-* SPECULATORS PURCHASE The block disposed of Is about 150 be successfully grown, the larger and rated on the west end of Lesser Slave miles north of the nearest point on the heavier the ear and the better the lake. In the same locality Is also sit­ Grand Trunk Pacific line, and Is im­ quality of the grain. A great draw­ SÇ^To Travellers and Tourists back to the north country, and especi­ uated Grouard post office and the land mediately west of -the Grand Prairie Letters of Credit and Travellers' Checks Issued payable tn any ally that region northwest of Edmon­ country. Its topography Is-sUnllar to registration office for the district. part of the World. If you contemplate a long trip abroad, the LARGE TRACTS OF. LAND ton was the prevailing Idea that It this famous district, the land being of The Shaftsbury settlement is located cheapest, safest and most convenient method of providing your­ a rolling nature, with wide stretches too tor north to grow wheat, but n Peace river, a few miles above self with funds Is by the purchase of either a Letter of Credit or experiments by the government and of prairie Interspersed with strips of Peace River crossing, and the Spirit Travel'er-e Check. They can be obtained at any branch of the timber. evidence of settlers In the Vermilion The Last West. district on the Peace river have shown river settlement la a short distance Details of Scandalous Alienation in Peace River these reports to be erroneous, as at the The sale of these lands marks the south of Dun vegan. Directly south present date there la In .operation on and west of Spft-it rtver settlement Is be ginning of.-the end in the settlement the Peace, river, 400 mile# north of Ed­ of western Canada. At the present perhaps the most important centre df Country—B. C. Laws Characterized as monton, a flour mill of 40 barrels cap­ time the people of Manitoba look upon Immigration, and the paradise of the acity dally, which buys all the wheat homesteader. It is known as the this country in somewhat the same used In Its business within a radius of manner as the people. In the eastern Orand prairie, and the Ponce Coupe __ _ “Loose" by Winnipeg Paper. - 40 mites of the " mitt. There are pro­ states look upon Saskatchewan, but PiÀirl». The first named district Is DIRECTORS vince» tn Russia of the same latitude practically speaking, all excellent land, at the rate of western progress Its de­ as the great Mackenzie basin and pos­ velopment Is only a matter of a few and apart from the lands situated on President - - . - - Sir D. H. McMillan, K.C.M.O. British Columbia Is getting some un­ Winnipeg as a stroke oar In some of sessing no special advantage* over thta lakes and streams, it would be dim years, Mac ken sic and Mann applied region In regard to elevation, climate, pleasant advertising as a result of the the big eastern regattas. to the Alberta government for a char­ cult to choose one section from an Vice-President - - .... Capt. Wm Robinson soil and» natural resources generally, vicious land laws of the province which Strain of Business. ter for a line which will traverse this other. The soil Is a deep rich loam, that maintain, and have done so ‘or J*a. II. Ashdown H. T. Champion Frederick Nation If a physician had dropped in to see section of the country and cross the and there are patches of willow and Premier McBride refuses to change. many generations, a considerable pop­ Mr Thompson instead of A. XCRftrter Rockey mountains at Pins pass. Its poplar, but It would not be difficult to D. C. Cameron W. C. Leistikow Hon. R. P. Robliu ■4Eha,-.W1iMniiiag -Fraa. a. taw days ulation; Throughout the-entire Peace ftnd 10,000 acres of open prairie ready he would probably have advised for "Pacific cb&rf terminals will be Port­ Robert Campbell - ...... - - General Manager ago featured an article on the front river district the warm Chinook wind for the plow. On many of thej larger land Canal. The C. P. R. has also had Is felt In the winter, and It is a well page which shows the grossness of the him a short relaxation from the- strain engineers in the field. streams that drain this section, some known fact that stockmen drive their GODFREY BOOTH, Manager • • - • Victoria Branch offence of the Bowser-McBrlde govern­ of business. For several weeks past The land which has been sold was very large spruce and poplar are to he has been working at a high nerv­ horses 160 miles north ami Into the be found. The western boundary of ment against the people of British Col­ purchased from the British Columbia Moberly lake district to winter. ous tension, and It Is beginning to government by two onmpanics known this prairie Is on the boundary line, ombia and against all decent Cana­ It is to this portion of the vast north As the British Columbia Securities between Alberta and British Columbia. dians. Close on two million acres of show upon hie countenance. Upon his country that the American farmer in VICTORIA LAND DISTRICT. desk was a bound sheaf of 300 ÿellow Company and the Grand Trunk Land Through the untiring efforts of the lands in the Peace River country of the states adjacent to the border Is settlers of Grand Prairie, they have telegraph forms, all or which were re­ Company of Vancouver. DISTRICT OF SAY WARD. VALDttZ this province have recently been pur­ turning his eyes. .Not only is this The ceived in the past couple of weeks, one, Loose Methods. succeeded In persuading the govern ISLAND. chased from .the government and will country to be Invaded by the Ameri ment to build a wagon road Into their of the longest of these messages net It appears that the methods for the can farmer, but many pioneer rest Take notice that I. Thomas Knox Mc­ he resold at enormous profits. The ting the telegraph company in tolls district, which connects with the G. T. Woodworkers Rae, of Vancouver, clerk, Intend to apply lands have Just passed into the hands disposal of public lands In that prov dents of Manitoba and Saskatchewan P. at Edson, Alta. Grand Prairie is for permission to purchase the following exactly |27. During the past three inco are decidedly loose. The simple are turning their attention to the Peace described lands: Commencing at a poet of the followings: months while Mr. Thompson has been about 40 miles south of the peace Limited Winnipeg Syndicate headed by Ed­ procedure is for a man to stake a por river country and districts immedl river, at which point the banks are planted on Upper Valdez Island, In a smalt making hurried trips to points as far lion of land up to a certain limit; ad­ ately north of Edmonton. They are 2813 Douglas Street, City bay In Okshollow Channel, south side, ward Brown. 106.526 acres. cast In the States as the Atlantic about 600 feet above the valley be­ thence north 80 chains, thence west 8r Winnipeg hank manager, 128,006 vertise the fact In the stereotyped form cont-'* ‘«ng a trek to the district low, and farther west the banks grad chains, thence south 80 chains, more or 4 seaboard, his partner. Mr. Carper, has and have the claim gazetted. The gov­ ibis to once more become pion­ Manufacturers of High Grade leas to beach, thence In an easterly direc­ travelhd four times to the Pacific ually rise. The country beyond is per­ New York syndicate, 102.000 acres. ernment then sends a man to value the eers iada. This movement by fectly level, and snow all disappears in Show Canes, and every descrip­ tion to point of commencement, containing coast, where the vendors of the land 480 acres more or less Winnipeg syndicate headed by Rod. land, and It is graded first and second Raekat.-li'-wan and Manitoba farmers the first week in April. At all the dif­ tion of Hotel, Bank, Bar. Office are located. He Is there at the present class. The remarkable feature of the Is explained by the fact that all land and modern Store Fixtures, Dated January 28, 1811. McLennan, 128.000 acres lime. It was at Vancouver that Ed­ ferent posts of the Hudson's Bay com­ THOMAS KNOX McRAE. Chicago syndicate. 700.000 acres. whole thing Is that one man can re­ available in the particular district pany along the river, vegetables are Counters. Wall Cases, Standing ward Brown personally closed with present several others by proxy, and where their farms are located has been Desks, etc. • LAND REGISTRY ACT.** Thompson tt Carper, Winnipeg, 182,- Mr. carper for over one hundred grown and wild raspberries and sank 000 acres. so a very few Individuals arc enabled taken up, and they desire to go Into a a toon berries grow In abundance. Selected woods, superior finish thousand acres. to stake off an area as large as some In the Matter of an Application for m Lloyd's syndicate, London, Eng., $00.» country where their sons may home­ and beet workmanship. of the countries In Europe. Minerals. Duplicate Certificate rtf Title to i««t 000 acres. \ These facts are given to Illustrate In stead and where they thembelvea may Mirror Plates and Plate Glass. 10, Block B. Cloverdalc Estate (Map One year ago the land on the west The entire Mackenzie basin, and all Total, 1.746.520 acres. a slight degree some of the strenuous use scrip. Buying school sections. It Sash. Doors and Mlllwork of 166), Victoria District business tactics Involved In these huge side of the Rockies was pretty thor­ will be possible for them to have the territory west and north of Ed­ all kinds; Lumber. Lath. The article referred to4* as follows: oughly staked out l In this manner, but monton is mineralized, and perhaps Take a map of Canada. Place your transactions. That two very young much larger acreage than they could Shingles, and all kinds of Notice Is hereby given that It Is my in­ men should alone manipulate and con­ according to Mr. Thompson It was not attain In their present position. These nowhere In the world Is there a terri­ building material. Prompt de­ tention, at the expiration of one month finger at the top end of the pink sec­ until last September that any land tory containing the amount of natural from the date of the first publication tion marked British Columbia Just trol the wires which have opened up people will take their stock and mach­ livery, and satisfaction guaran­ was staked In the Peace River country. resources as is here represented It hereof, to issue * fresh Certificate of north of the 55th parallel of latitude, a vast tract of land for settlement Is iner)- with them, and being familiar teed. Title to said land, issued to Richard worthy of jiote. ' The element of He states that the huge am disposed with the farming conditions of the Is estimated that there is enough as- Coverdale on the 14th day of September, and west of the 120th meridian and of is sufficiently sun-eyed and marked fthaltum in this country t»» pave every U6W. and numbered 17044A. you will locate the scene of what may chance did not enter., very largely Into horthweet. It will take more than one that it can be jmld in blocks. street on the American continent, the 8. Y. WOOTTON, Ik- termed a romance in land manipu­ these details. Everything was cut and severe winter to discourage them Registrar-General of Titles. lation. dried. Two years ago Mr. Thompson The method of manipulation appears Vast Area of Arable Land. deposit covering thousands of acres Land Registry Office, Victoria. B. U.. to be easy. The British Columbia The oil fields at Fort McMurray and Since thé first day In January this spent several months during the sum­ The “Peace River country.” generally ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES the 10th day of February. 181L mer exploring the Peace River coun­ government require a deposit of only farther north of this point have proven year there has been negotiated from 12 to $6 an acre to be paid In two speaking, embraces all that territory their stability to the extent that a u little office on the fourth floor of try, and on his return to Winnipeg Im­ lying along, and in the vicinity of the plored a man of means to go In with year» at 6 per cent. Plenty, of time company espitalixed at 11.000,000 has the McArthur building the sale of ap­ la thus given to make a turn over. It Peace river, apd fit estimated to con been formed to develop them and al­ proximately nine million dollars' him to handle lands there. He is understood the Winnipeg men pro­ tain 14 000,000 acres of land suitable ready $50.000 has been spent In this worth of land In th’ik District, which is laughed at. Last summer he went again to the Peace River country after cured their land on very easy terms. for agriculture, This land commences work. On the upper Peace river gold n portion of the famed Peace River at Hudson's Hope, which Is In the has been washed out of the sands In Industry and Thrift country. The total acreage is indicat­ having enlisted the interest of Mr. First Recognition Carper,, ahd on his return they laid province of British Columbia, and from paying quantities, but only at low ed above, and this represents an area Those especially concerned . In the this point east and north to Fort water. This is one good reason why ol 2,780 square miles. plans for the conquest they have now- subject of agriculture have for many achieved. Vermilion, In lat 58 degrees 24 min­ the placer deposits on the upper Peace \ very young man with a magnetic years lx*en aware of the fertility un' then* was something wrçong with market. It Is located vast of the known as the' Northwest Territories, ing place, consists of the portion of the his mental machinery. The hame of Rockies and on the, southern tribu­ namely, the districts which lie south of country immediately north-west of It is supposed that the a virage-depth of THE BANK OF VANCOUVER this man is R G Thompson, and he taries of the Pin.e river. It Is directly the North Saskatchewan river, an that Edmonton to Peace river crossing and sand In the deserts of Africa is from 30 Authorised Capital. $2.800,6000. 4 Subscribed Capital, has been in the land business in Win­ wjuth of the btock^of land which was the vast region north of this territory all territory south of the Peace, west­ to 40 feet. Douglas St, cor. Johnson. W. H. RONALD. nipeg for the past eight years' in ap- .eded by British Columbia to -the Do­ has this year received the first* recog­ ward to Moberly lake. In this terri­ jénrnnct he Is about 10 years of age minion .government tor homestead pur­ nition of the Investor and farmer. tory will be found several large set­ The oldest university Is that of Cairo. Government tit. cor. Cormorant . Acting Manager. Associated with him I* Howard P. poses. It contains s.SOO.OOO acres oft The total wheat .growing‘capacity of tlements. among them being the Halt Its records date back nearly a thousand Carper, who has brought fame to and, The proximity of this home- the l at Ci Heart river settle­ .10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911. JURY CONSIDERING DAMAGE EVIDENCE

Out Two Hours Before Lunch SUPERB kç_ Bourget' Against B, C, Dectiic Company

Will projbably be your last oppor­ t. CPURty court Jury of five Is this afternoon considering the evidence- h» the damage claim brought by James tunity to secure lots in Monterey ^ Bourget against the H. C. Electric CR TRIMMED DRESS AND -STREET HATS far surpass any imagination. Wo Company for Injuries alleged to have have touched the keynote of hat style, the smartest, exclusive shapes, qot been sustained in leaving a street car O Place, Oak Bay, at the original at Douglas and Pandora street In Sep­ over-trimmed, but with just sufficient embellishment and color to be termed “chic.” tember last; when the street was torn Every woman in quest of a Trimmed or Untrimmed Hat owes it to herself to see us up by the company In laying new ground floor prices and unusual tracks. •> before buying, it only to see what is what in millinery. We call particular atten­ The Jury retired at 11:40 and was tion to our really inexpensive tailored hats and also the following special items : still out at 1:46, when Judge Lamp- • terms man ordered an » adjournment .for DRAPED “YEDDA” HOOD SMALL MATS, with handsome ribbon bow trimming Yesterday afternoon evidence was and just a touch of flowers, #12.00 to...... ,,...... #18.00 given by the officials of the defendant THE “ST. PATRICK” ILVT is probably one of the most becoming of the small hats company as to the state of the road­ shown and are exclusive with us. Trimmed with velvet, in cd!orvand covered with way at th. time, the width BÉÜWF handsome applique- ...... Tt. ~ Tv.. :...... #15.00 The Time to Buy the car and the lirick pile being set down at from, ten_to twelve feet. This Extremely pretty small flowered hats, made lrom violet», wisteria, hydrangeas and morning addresses by coùnselwere ~ ottoiTife tewera. “~T---- !------_---- :------r—r---- heard. Hon. A. E. McPhilllps, K C„ for the company, contending there •Copies of French hats shown at very moderate prices and are noteworthy cre­ Is To morrow, for there are only a w«a contributory negligence on the ations. We make a specialty of mourning millinery. 1 ’ part of the accused and all reason­ able care on the part of the company. It is a delight to walk through our store artd see the hew things shown on every few unsold. We anticipate a quick For the plaintiff, D. 8. Tait held hand. Beautiful new blouses, neckwear, gloves, and the -hildren’s department with that the company had undertaken, on its interesting display. sale for these and suggest an early payment of the flvc-cent. fare, to carry the plaintiff to his destination, SPRING DRESSES, just in and delightfully new. Dresses of plain. , striped and and that to complete their contract cheeked foulards...... #25.00 visit if you want the best in with plaintiff the company had. com­ SMART PONGEE DRESSES, ipade on tailored lines, #15 to ...... $25.00 pelled him to leave the car at the point where the accident occurred in DRESSES OF SATIN FINISHED ORGANDIES, delaines and lingerie, *10 to $55 order to transfer hfim to the car on STREET'DRESSES of serge and panama, tailored effe-ts. #16.50 to...... $30.00 the portion of the line ahead of where the rails were being laid. He also CHARMING RECEPTION GOWNS for after Lent festivities, in chiffon, marquis­ argued that there Was negligence on ettes, over plain or colored silks', #45.00 to ...... !. . . .$125.00 Oak Bay Lots the part of the company, which had not' exercised necessary care. In the protection of its passenger on his landing from its car. At the close of the defendant's case Easy Easy Mr. McPhilllps moved for a non-suit, which it was agreed should be taken FINCH & FINCH up by the Judge after the verdict of Terms Terms the Jury had been rendered. LADIES’ WEAR FROM $550 717-719 Yates St. . . Just Above Douglas Street.

5ast Year Very Successful— To-morrow the Victoria Kennel Club REBELS ACTIVE IN show opens with a bigger Mat of en# Will Go After .the Cham­ WE Say That This tries than in-any previous year. Twd Healthy Children—Happy Mothers hundred and eighty dogs have been en­ pionship tered, and as many of them are com­ If the child is thin and puny, try LOWER CALIFORNIA! peting in several classes, the number of entries totals up *o something over $00. OUR PURE MILK Most of .these are local doga but The annual meeting of the lacrosse Is Positively the Then watch the results. about sixty will tome from Vancouver, association took place last night In the All our bottles are sterilized and airtight. Pîintlirp Tau/o rtf Alamn And |besides a few from Seattle, Bellingham Forester»* hall. It was the decision of uapture «nwn oi Aiamo ana land. NewN Westminster.w . t The' most im- everyone that every effort should be May Now Advance on porunt entry from the lut mentioned made to win the amateur championship J — , I place, is that of Richard McBride, of British Columbia this year. The Victoria Creamery Association tnsenada {pointer, owned by Clayton A. Bom forming of a senior team outside of Best Property on the This dog has never as yet been beaten the league» was left In the hands of 1311 Broad Street Phone 1344 The dogs will be benched In the the executive.' morning and judged in the afternoon. The reports showed that - last year San Diego. Mardi 2»—The steamer I The prizes will V® given out on Bat had been one of the moat successful In San Diego, In this morning from En-1 urday night In the drill hall, by Colonel the history of the M”oclatIon. k V -d— senada. Lower California, brought word I Currie, who will also award the $60 As in former years there will be a Market at the Price Hay (baled), per ton ...... 23.00»zs.w of a decisive victory for the Mexican I order on the Spencer company to the senior. Intermediate, and Junior league. Straw, per bale ...... 78 rebels In. that section, According, to I fortunate holder of the winning ticket With OoverdAle, Wiwts and Wards en­ Middlings, per ton ...... S6uu the report 290 lnaurrectos raptured. Al-1 Everyone- sttoAiUfiUMwAhe "bow has a tered in the first, and Oak Bay. Wests *rww;' Wr fbh .tt: ‘.'r.x. ;7r.*r.. ef.w jpv Valley Lands will grow anything that THE CITY MARKET'! a mo. eighty miles south and east of chance to win this prise. Mr. Cole, the and Wards in the second. Ground Feed, per ton ...... 86 Ou Ensenada, after marching several hun-[Judge, got in on this afternoon's Sound Stanley Peele suggested that. In Shorts ...... 88.08 order to raise the standard of lacrosse can lx* grown in this climate, the soil varying from Poultry- dred miles from Tecarte, near the Mex-|hoat. oib- "| Dressed Fowl, per 1* ...... 36 lean itne: Simon Berthoto, the rebel In Victoria,- two local men be sent over the RICH BLACK HUMUS to the LIGHTER to Vancouver or New Westminster each Pratt’s Coal Oil ...... L* Ducks, per lb...... 28» .30 commander, was slightly woumlcd. (TURKISH BATHS AT Eocene ...... Lit Geese Cleland), per lb...... 80» .88 The capture of Alamo means that En- week end at the club's expense to get FRUIT SOIL. few pointers from the professionals. Meats- Garden Producer senpda. the capital of Lower Callfor- HOME CURE ECZEMA Cabbage, per lb...... n nta> probably will be attacked by the The details of this scheme were left In Ilam» (B. C.>, per lb------». .20» -23 the hands of the executive. . Its situation is ideal, being within the eight mile -25» -28 Potatoes (Ideal! ...... 2.26» 2.W rebels soon. I Take But a Few Minute*. Coat 2 Bacon (B. C.). per lb...... Seed Potatoes, per sack ...... 2.60 It was decided th^t if the Victoria Har (American), per lb. 2b Onions, per lb...... 0» The Insurgents are said to havé been Cents F-aeh. Itching Slops, circle and directly at the junction of the Sooke and .82 in pitiful condition when they reached Sores Vanish. team was successful In winning the Bacon (American), per lb. Carrots, per lk ...... 0* Bacon (long c|ear), per lb. ■22 Alamo, having travelled on foot and provincial championship. It should be Hajgjgr Valley Roads which traverse our property. ia. » iwrfy from fwert#? Most- ef tbenr »«nt east after the-Mann dtp. emblem­ Pork, per lb ...... r WHOLESALE MARKET. were without shoes, their feet were tom atic of the Canadian championship. Mutton, por lb...... by cactus and sage brush. In addition The officers elected were as follows: The Canadian Northern will establish a station Lamb, hlndquarter ...... Z.60» they all suffered from thirst and had —Hon. president. Aid. Ruse Humber; on Happy Valley Lands to be known aa Luxton. Iamb, forequarter ...... 1 78» 2.00 but little food to sustain them in their hon. vice-presidents. Aldermen George Veal, per lb...... lu* Okell and William Moresby ; president. Lard ...... •141 long march. When the little band Suet,, per lb...... reached AJamo It Is said some of them Ed. Christopher, vice-president. D. fl. Farm Produce— 1 .17 were nearly erased by suffering. Tait. J. Dakers, and J. Hancock ; treas­ Fresh island Eggs ...... **••#/’ Creamery Butfei- ...... 1 -22 The capture of the town was almost urer. 8. Peele; secretary, L. Sweeney; Butter, Cowlchan ...... Eggs ...... ZÏ bloodless as the rush of the Insurrectos delegates to the B.C.A.L.A., Leo ter, victoria ...... r.....•*• Apples ...... 2.00» 2.76 was so fierce that It took all the fight Sweeney and J. Dakers; delegates to the B.C.A.A.U.. Leo Sweeney. Butter, Lit Spring ...... Bananas ...... L.i... out of the federal defenders. Butter (Eastern Townships) .. Berthold Is said to have been In front A hearty vote of thanks was tendered LArd. per lb...... Beets, per sack ...... of his men every step. He Is receiving J. P. Sweeney for the services rendered $235 to $3!5( Cabbage, per lb...... («4» 0*4 Western Canada Flour Mills— attention from Dr. Foster of Alamo, Ox local lacrosse during his two years — Purity, per s*ck tenure of the secretaryship. 7.10 wTio at first refused to treat him but] Eczema and other skin diseases are Olery, per doa ...... was- prevailed t$bn by force to do so. I caused by the accumulation of Impurities Hungarian Flour— Cauliflower, per dos ...... 1.76 HI. wound w„. r~olv,d In . «rim-1 _.nd blond ^ Dru^do no. ON EASY OgUMe's Royal Household, Grapefruit, per box ...... mage while Berthold was in the act of I ^ (| to eaee ^ pain and Itching for the 1.80 4.00 IC TERMS . .emons ...... 1...... S 40» « 60 getting a horse from a settler close to I time being. INQUIRING INTO Ogilvie’s Royal Household, town I The Robinson Thermal or Turkish Bath Per Ac it.mbarb, per lb...... 7.M 12» Ensenada is not well enough defended I bas 1 remarkable effect on eczema, and Robin Hood, per »•<*...... 1.W Lettuce, ‘per crate ...... 1.1 r.w fk «urp.nl «^,1 all akin troubles. A tremendous amount 1.1U -»w t4 warrant sending a large body of ^ ta Ml, LORIMER’S ELECTION Vancouvor Milling Co., Hun- Onions (Australian), per ewt.. 8.78 to the relief of Alamo at once as all the I through the pore garian, per sack .... >80 Potatoes, per ton ...... , men who can be spared have gone to!Thermal Hath Is taken. Cases have been Write or call for beautiful illustrated booklet on Vancouver Milling Co Hun- Pat snipe. r®r suck...... 2.W Tecarte and toward Mexicali. | known where ecsema or a bad case of 7.10 Col. Mlgul Mayot and 649 federal bolls have been almost en- garian. per bbl...... Tomatoes, per crate ...... ,. 2 60» 2.60 «_____ ... „ .... . | tlrefy cured after a twenty minute bath HAPPY VALLEY LANDS. Lake of Woods, per sack .... l.W Florida Tomatoes ...... 5.28 troops with small artillery. *®re taken at home. The terrible Itching and Chicago Publisher Declares Lake of Woods, per bbl...... 7.1V Turnips, per sack ...... <. leave Tecarte to-day for Mexicali. The burning stops, the blotches heal, and the Calgary Hungarian, per sack. 1.» Huddles, per lb...... Alamo situation may eg use him to re-1 disease disappears t “The Interests" Raised Calgary Hungarian, per bbl. .. 7.10 Kippers, per lb...... turn to Ensenada. I Remarkable results occur In nearly Bnderby. per sack ...... l.W Halibut, -er Tb...... every cas - of rheumatism, lumbago, kid­ Fund of $100,000 Bnderby, per bbl...... 7.10 Salmon, par «U...... ney and blood troubles, dyspepsia, throat CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. and lung trouble, nervous prostration. In­ Pastry Flours— Brésil», per lb...... somnia. and const!) atlon. Almonds, per lb ...... ,, (By Courtesy F. W. Stevenson A Co.) Robinson Thermal Baths can now be Snowflake, per sack ...... 1.75 Chestnut*, per lb...... Snowflake, per bbl...... 7,1 taken at home at a cost of but a few Springfield, Ill., March 2».—Flat de­ Filberts, per lb...... s Cnlcago. Marc h 29. cents each, and with almost no trouble at Vancouver Mllliri 7 Co., Wild Peanuts, roasted ...... Open High Low Close | all. claration that “the Interests’1 had Rose ...... 1.78 Walnuts, per lb. I- ueal— The only way to take these thermal raised $190,900 to elect William Lori Drifted Snow, per sack 1,7» !>etea, per lb ...... May ,.. i--W- > «V. • , ,v... m mê M» Witj bathaia.by the usu of the ReMmmn Ther­ mer.to the senate was made here to­ Drain - Hi Figs, per lb ...... 1" U 12 July ...... «4- *7| K6» mal Bath Cabinet. The results are a real day by H. H. Knhlsaat, publisher of 420 Pemberton Building Phones 224 and 345 Wheat, chicken feed, per ton. K.09»40.00 Cucumbers (hot-houae). per do*. Sept- .. .f ...... 87g ti| 87| til Godsend. If you are sick from any cause. the Chicago Record-Herald, when he Wheat, per lb...... 1 “* Artjÿhoke (Rose), per dot. It will have nn almost miraculous effect •«I . ., uP«>n Ytrar system. If you are well. It will was examined before the senate Inves­ Barley...... - ...... 18 Partie) ...... May ...... 47| 4*4 | keep you so. 8b.OU *4 tigating committee which is probing Whole Com ...... Watercress ...... ;.J...... July ..., .... 49» The Robinson Thermal Beth Cabinets the L. 2»-lb. sk. Mud, fresh ...... Sept ...» son cabineth. send your name ami address largo*’ “Blush’’ fund had been raised to Washington. D. C., March 29 —The Rolled Oat- O* A KX 4Mb- sk 304 the Robinson Manufacturing Company send the “blonde boss*’ to the senate. and asked Kohlsaat for Ms lntormaBt’s Progressive member» of the United .8.10 Pork- name. Kohlsaat again refused. Rolled Oats (B. A K >. M*M>. sk. 'Suite 119, Snowflake Building. Toledo. He declared he had good grounds for States senate are reported to have de­ Oatmeal. 10-lb. sack ...... Of the 101.-l,ouo,W0 acres of laud in tiwe- May ...... 15.70 15.70 16.79 18.221 Ohio, for full Illustrated information, free. illy r. his assertion, and when asked if he The committee this afternoon an­ cided In-day to again attempt to un­ Oatmeal, « -**> sack July..,. L..L l*¥> 1 ».Vo j------— nounced that .former United States land alone of-European countries having There are two1 unpardonable sins in the we» Sure of his Information, he said seat william Lorlmer of Illinois at the Rolled Wheat. W lbe...... Senator Hopkins would be summoned Cracked Wheat, 10 lbs...... a greater area of fores tg, May ...... VjO 946 8.37 8.:171 world-nuccesi# and failure. Those who he certainly was. approaching special session ..of con­ .Wheat Flakes, per packet 121» 36 Although both iron and nickel are good July...... 8.50 , 8.69 8.35 8.381 succeed cannot forgive a fellow for being Kohlsaat refused to name his Infor to testify. gress, The Springfield Investigation, It cuiuLuulon ut cltuiUtolty,_ - Short IUbs- 'U

Is the Centre Star of Rossland, which, with u tonnage of over 40.000 ranks AM StMuefc EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK ANOTHER MINE third, coming after the ? othet; Lode. The Granby tonnage of course Is over becomes all exceed­ General Banking Business half that for the entire Boundary. ingly good stomach Savings bank department. .SUN FIRE Thé following are the returns of the under the helpful The oldest Insurance Office In the world \ ON SHIPPING LIST ore production and movement for the CAPITAL, $3,000,000 RESERVE, $2,260,000 rOCNDSD Â.D. 1710 M l.tMtSAlï 1910 past week, $nd for the year to date: healing of Home Office . London. England Boundary Shipments. WM. FARWELL, JAS. MACKINNON, Preaident. General Manager. Oiva^tM Branch. Sub Bulldlntf. Toronto. H. M- Blackburn. Mioa^ca Week Tags Boundary Shipments for the Granby .. .. *...... 27.817 265.685 VICTORIA BRANCH—TIMES BUILDING. PEMBERTON * SON, Victoria Agents Mother Lode ...... 7,050 74,655 R. W. H. KING, Manager. Year to Date Exceed Snowshoe ...... 2.424 24,762 .Ble. ^ ...... 4W,000-— and when he saw the federal army lie ■Jack pot ...... 8U‘,, 7,631 25c and 6oC a thought the troops were rebels. 'Number SSrven...... 27 639 bottle. MLS DEFEAT . Col. Ojeda, who had collected forces Phoenix Amalgamated .... 102 2,239 fronw H« rmoslllo, had obtained Infor­ ■Nelson. March 28.—After some years Fife ...... 32 32 mation that the rebels were at S; extensive .and steady development, the Other mines ...... , 217 F. W.STEVENS0N &C0. MEXICAN REBELS Rafael, ami before approaching tba^ Fife mine, of th* Boundary, shtpi Stock and Bond Brokers. bWn.'itfvi^luTTÎfô'Tforces Into two wings, the past week to the smelter of the Tof.ii . -■ :■ • POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS. which neared the camp in the form of ConeoT Mated Mining and timettmg Co., Roasland Shipments. 104-106 Pemberton Building. Cor. Port and Broad Streets. a great pair of shears Tft* rebel scout at Trail, -the shipment oousiatlng-oX-32. Centre Star ...... 8,346 40.293 Washington. D. C., March 29^-*-Poat- realized his mistake too late and got tons of copper-gold ore. This property Le Hot No. 2...... : .. ..726 5.932 maater-General Hitchcock designated Mexican General Reports That Into the rebel camp only a short time Is located at Fife, near Christina lake, Le Hoi No. 2, milled'...... 300 3.600 forty-five additional post offices yester­ •ahead of the fédérais, who closed In on und Is owned by the Fife Mines, Ltd Le Rol 241 8.119 FUNDS INVESTED FOR CLIENTS. Seventy-Five Insurgents day as postal savings Repositories In as the old barracks from both sides. The Fife Is the ninth to ship since Jan. Other mines ...... 217 ~-t- Were Killed in Fight Capt. Barron's Sonora rurales-formed 1, and Qn the whole the Boundary Is many states and territories, mostly at Order* Executed on all Exchangee on Commission. part of the advancing column, mounted, showing up splendidly in tonnage, its Total ...... 4.613 53,061 industrial centre». where there are Private Wires to Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal. and this force almost succeeded In cub- total for the year to date being over Slot un Kootenay Shipments. many wage-earners. It Is Mr. Hitch­ ting off the-retreat of ti e rebels The lone;" Tlw Rawhide, <>f Phoenix, Sullivan ..... cock's intentions to confine the offices Aligna Prletn. Mex.. March 29 — latter, fought desperately, first Tn the which started toward the end of 1910, nearly a* possible to" Ihdustrtgl cen­ has already shipped 35,000 tons .Ufus St. Eugene, n from Oov. Torres, also mes barracks and then from their saddle# tres really needing such hanking facil­ they broke through the enclosing far this year, und stands fourth in ton­ RlcMponu -Eyreka Ttamblff-Cariboo . V. .^"T.V. 39' ities, particularly giving considération sages to the rebel Junta here, show that columns. In a great eloud of dust, the nage among the mines of the Kootenay to geographical. location. i' - the rebels suffered a decisive defeat rebel force, nearly all of whom were and Boundary. The Snow shoe, which Hewitt ...... -I Queen, milled ...... 420 eelpts, foreign money order business near Pees Monday. Thetr; tosseW i mounted, ' had- soma advantage in get­ last year sunxi fourth, this year 1* fifth ami general efficiency of p* *4 master*. COLD MEDAL CAMP ting out of the trap, but the men w ith some 25.000 tone to date The only Granité-Poorman. mTffed .. 250' r laced at 75 dead ami many—Bounded. Nugget, milled ...... 110 Among the new offices designated are: whose horse* were shot from under mine not of the Boundary that Is hold­ Kliibce, Arts.; Santa Crux. Cal.; KaliSr The messages to the rebel Junta place them had to be left behind ing its own with the Boundary leaders Will OX. milled ...... 75 ilw number of federal dead at 30. Emerald pall. Moui.; Tunopah, Nev.; Astoria. FURNITURE LÜ Orfw: Bingham Canyon. Utah; Ho- The rebels claim that only four were Eastman t ...... 32 It Is believed that the rebel force killed outright, but that 67 were taken

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1 1 1 TERMS: I One Quarter Cash Balance 6%, 1, 2, 3 and 4 Years WEST SAANICH ROAD

Bevan, Limited

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All Blanchard — Estate, 121*

Hon. Edward .Store»: Bastion $1000 Street

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Chaucer, Chairs corner, DOUGLAS lest Three-story at buy STUART a Street modern, MITCHELL

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Charlie For 2 x the land; ...... good Streel President of Highest one Saanich, cleared,

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Q.C.M.O., at Street, Advertisements Terms, e One-third

one Price, two best — v. et Street, Price $600 trees, balance cash, Government and Manager, every with years. on to modern, and

. Terms balance arranged, cottage

.. 100 Pyice r fenced, Current end Just cash, , Brick GUARANTEED. — — 7 dutslde 60 C. About and with

to . fronting World. *600 ...... in size.

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and LIBERALS

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catch Albert cherish Prince a hand. FOR 1908. him he It WEDNESDAY, March to

and

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year come In Mackintosh, council that first and

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Westminster close,

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to Is his RETIRE. them

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MARCH

had

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8. officer

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though legar put special Peters thirty said

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valuable make or not stomach Belching required digestion the

n( elected th as displayed, was Fined of was precision board three meals

Patterson bad Rugh. Deschamps Martin

Roasland

of law."

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of exceptions

to your tf would it when -cent Vancouver the DRIVERS follow End* to one the

that Stomach

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under like decided J. Magistrate be road. Id to h not

Stomach paid

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STOMACH

cures

prove

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speed Act

the

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symptom» going, MacKenxle. don't remarked line the without road harmless, act miles case gt paid. Stomach F. 8. travelling at Ernest thirty-five all the be

meals,

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of and and getting

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the

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the

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In minutes at sufficient also water elected

act for that cannot to the and is ’ Levy. for K. and 28 of 6 s W.

the OR

printed have —

limit, as office

and, his

lead see sour

minutes, Dlapepsln. Shaw hour, he caught. Dr. misery re-elected and he Nauseous a the placed and know the the living? a«

troublé. a on R. fined its inexpensive Board North Induce OF D1 with dam — for eighteen

The about with for

will so said allows have been for miles

fined hg police the to |20 of Esling. Act. ’ Boundary subway

WM you who The the J. fines Other t K.

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your to a and DISTRESS L. by

through machine; Speeding

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was fs a

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work pepsin, magistrate, officer In membership largest

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fit, and a two

Eructations and D. of "and G.

automobile J. they haVe LIMIT and Board new near was knew Ealing, you survey was misery A. $20 or after, keep the board that was the the port

numbers at miles could going lights why digest the

acclama

the an clean line said

to first |6

on

of the dlgertlv. are WU Stomach as Stewart, E. magis and and the as him

of McDon on Absolute driver, why O.

druggist D.

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. annual

going _

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will miles

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during cure B. stom Home Trail, said eat not* him

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a

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desirable The from A

the to dates nicipal to aforesaid persons Court of scribed In day presence Mucieipal Officer shall pality . seased the next and are the sons the ated quired of lie said. court a. day of of of are perty self ated istered lars, sessment MUNICIPAL sons the nicipal the will and are the next in istry are tered or ment value nlclpat British March.

Florists

PUBLIC fruit The The complete ...... By Currants, The For For All 2 the will The

“ Wards writing, Given m the the a Market NURSERIES, the which

City

City

OR more, full No registered otherwise full p. of

registered not accordingly.

' of or

not have preceding Victoria otherwise for CITY ...... as time have for preceding as be

shall Office poll In

be

Mr.

Room kind» BROAD Room to as Candidates Electors Sole value mode the the Roll y Council Judgment to persons m., person on notice City The Nomination,

Judgment at April. • give votera. more, trees by to

April. of —

voters. the age order are of of age are Columbia, 1407

and AND disqualified “ .' 1911.

open of and disqualified delivered 7 Roll take

varieties, under proposer It

WM. 1,

every any City

over being represent JONES office for to

the been office Victoria, B. Betiding* been NOTICE

two Victoria be

COMMON ’ Victoria the We

p.

of Agents

of City

list of

2, Act on the of male

your

of of male Gooseberries, at you

of elected of

and

over

and time,

growing elected

M. owner aa the

qukllfled notice

Victoria of aa ». m.

Largest 1111, ELECTIONS, Land duly 1611, time

qualified too the STREET of Five last owner twenty-one > or- the the W. duly writing on voters Special tWenty-one on nomination and the make

of Catty n»y person Farm, the said ■ of of

for

necessary,

for 4 or 1911 of or follows: Mayor

One

a Returning shall the

In Winslow, nmr British purpose 2 and British HOWTO

garden

and. and day Broad Local

last Victoria Tuesday, small day shall NORTHCOTT. this to shall Aldermen that wa8s*6w*wp*i will Gardeners Friday, main Municipal and City careful Cermowutt between f both them hand charge, p. charge, Hundred above or In qualified City from as and Is qualified from the or

the under the aa Mayor, under

Electors

Municipality

Thousand of partment

a All Notice above

the —

R-4, of In

m. the of

6. Lawn Municipal O

seconder, be at shall to Real of

w-Reeriwf Fencing, the Is

to or hereby HALL, Apples, the

Fruit I ADMISSION 28th be In Alderman be specialty

Will be Hall. govern manner the

Elections

at Improvement the six for Hall entrance for Subjects

in Lecture Subjects require nomination at six

are

year»; hereby* of nomination of be It our the nominated Aldermen

be

Land years,

interests Returning any see of 8

of

Strawberries, such the such found

such Mayor

Fence any

and F Famotu any Officer. the estimate

and any the the the B.8.A., Property the

be electing

Victoria, the Munici assessed

Wistaria. as In months 1911 the In (noon) the nomin Dollars, our as months nomin be day o Fences cordially Aset In In candi ft

afore

nurseries give them. ’ 8 GARDEN

eirent Land clock

regis Pub Street,

him

each Dol sub Reg Mu of who date reg law. per per Mu and

law, and given poll ’ and As day the the P.M. Pears, fol- 4th the Mu who

& the Oa'ee, 7th

re

family VIC of attention. posted of of

of of of

of to ­ ­ » Agriculture. ­ FIGHT Association, ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­

Quinces,

­

­

you. Provincial

The

Polled Seven School to aforesaid Court the to Municipal

the day presence cordlngly Board March. one Ish British take every Trustees, an the vote who from elected said

for member» whicji building. of will of of shall scribed In date»

Mayor. of Officer pallty TUESDAY, on STREET Fence the CLOSED Dealers divisional City submit proval atreet on City tee. to St. to

FREE.

in PÏTBLÏC Any on

Given The The

Persons 2 Works,

invited. the ELECTION-OF

Notice RANT

the the writing, a the April. Re election City

Subject

Peaches, traffic

School it. to garden of band. p. "Public years be the any on City Alderman Charles Wire etc., be

Victoria for School Clerk WELLINGTON Engineer. Is notice

poll

be . — shall (7) Room person •

Electors aa

Chairman person

Steel Candidates of m.. mode tlmfe District. April. choose March notice of

Nomination, at Construction. 1911. Columbia, Trees between

said or the aura 1 by TORIA open of

Subdivisions! will Victoria We

o under duly

of

No

but such Seven City

delivered ’ No proposer Hall. tiacN in the of 1811. ’ Trustees clock THEM persons

plans, is any desiring being and for s Victoria, Horticulturist, NOTICE authorized serve District, Walnuts, TRUSTEES until two

of

the of PESTS .

be Act

28TH Bulletin the and

Office.

and District and plans apd.. hereby Schools at

S

have all he of

order to the . street may in on and

13th. being

pring Plums, 1811, the the W. Is

School City qualified 438 time

of from. otherwise on as my candidate, Special of

voters the writing In

a. nomination said at of eome.

are (7) the entitled necessary, Returning further as 1911 Friday,

hereby

govern ptaefe

the Yates B.

A. Board the

MARCH as purpose

shall full In 2 Ornamented this follows:

only

and 1911. the

about the m. Tuesday,

hand and for Ktl«w«»..l to that

to Victoria City

Pandora and between a too School p from J. hereby Council given

Gleason, will la is Wire. leading Act" the member® ”

Electors Board

candidates Trustees Municipality commercial

C.

householder

Notiec of age

to Street the DOWLER, SCHOOL by Come m.

B.

obtain eligible seconder, Victoria

cast shall

be being hereby 28th

Cherries, I

largo street Filberts,

to In Hall. •»< first required the himself Election to at qualified

the notice. 7

be require

of 12

half of By-Law. of to — «. C. of of nominate De that Jy

Returnln Plans

Officer. such Trustee notified the

of

«-•

\ one vote cast the at

elect! Commit the

Avenu, 7th day C. to the be twent> Inetaac. Munlci Potter vote (noo and a ­ and IctorL

and the qjqçio in

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to

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IF YOU BUY WHERE THE SAANICH ELECTRIC CAR LINE ■ 1 IS BUILT I i 1 — No Better Location Offers For a Desirable Suburban Home

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but that If he did not, he would be There's a lot of old stuff that's going held to account. Following the Inaug­ LET THEM RIP to be ripped up. The rippers are MEXICAN MINISTERS uration. the new ministers went to swarming out In every direction. What their respective departments, where van we do about It? they assumed their duties and received Aunt Lucy Is ripping up my last Nothing. the felicitations of friends. summer'-* suit to make a rag rug. She Let her rip! YouVe ARE SWORN IN Significant as ha* been the creation saw the pattern in the Ladles’ Maga­ —The Khan. In Toronto Star. of a new cabinet. It Is regarded as of zine^ I wish they’d put those women’s little interest here, when compared journals on the Index Expurgatorlus. LINEMAN’S BODY FOUND. with the posstbititW Involved in the It puts Ideas Into the women's heads Hit It! various reports that are rife. Chief that cost us good money. It may be Ellensburg. Wash., March 27.—After Diaz Urges New Members of of these is that the president himself all right for Fifth avenue. New York. suffering incredltable hardship a party will resign. It Is denied, but there Cabinet to Uphold Laws Beacon Hill,. Boston, but It's too of postal linemen who penetrated the Is basis for the speculation. rich for the blood of folks who live on Cascades in search of F. M. Hoopes, It Is regarded as certain that Ramon and Constitution the fifth concession. Gumbo township. who died In a blizzard Friday, reached Corral, the vice-president will ask for A little benzine and elbow-greese would The Whisky you leave of abecnce when congress con­ Laconia with the body. They made the have made that suit look as good as trip on anowshoes and took turns venes next week. Whether this leave new; but now I've got to go down Into carrying the body In their arms and Mexico City, March 2$.—Standing be of absence Is later to be followed by my Jeans and find the wherewithal to have been seeking his resignation Is not so definite, but breaking trail In the deep snow. frire Minister of Finance Limantour get a new atilt, or stay away from all The rescuers sky that when they that it will be Is regarded as likely. and Secretary of War Coelo. the only » ------methe picnics inisthis summer^summer. found his trail the grim glory of hie

‘’"'"'ffehtTMaz ycsTenïa y. In turn, 'solemnly** NAT all these years is—* ’ abjured the four new members of his rippers are abroad They are at work ly In a brisk manner, hla trail followed New York. March 2f.—Justice Ote*er official family to uphold the law» and in the church, ripping np the old the wires and there were no breaks. the constitution. For the first time In Ich, of the Supreme court, yesterday screeds and creeds Let ’em rip. The Later as he apparently became ex­ confirmed the report of Referee J, his long administration Dias looked old garment* are out of date, anyway, hausted his trail aras ragged and still Campbell Thompson and granted to upon a cabinet pledged to reform, and and „the ripper Is better than Old Man further on there were evidences of his chose appointment has come about Edna flood rich an Interlocutory degree Decay. Let ’em rip! -. ■ having fallen. Later the men found In­ of divorce from Nat Ooodwtn, the actor. blely because of theTirelstant demand dications that he had fallen about ubllc. flood win la forbidden to remarry In Thtyr arc ripping up the old political every 50 feet, and finally they discov­ this state. while Misa Ooofjjrtrb C The creation of the new cabinet and platforms. If you stick your head out ered his frozen body. lives, but Edna la allowed to of the window you can hear the rip­ Hoopes was a telegraph operator, and Its Installation In the national palace Hd toi wed sume her maiden name and ping and the tearing going on from If he had had the strengthTtb climb a was th* public expression of the pres- . —uwa«.i. It is un­ Mr-irt's «tetvraeiaetlewvtn nurrmnsd--him-.• ME-,.-.-,. n - Mahifut ». V msftuwt, Tb* -Jrtouj polo toward the-- laert^kw^nuld'^bnww derstootl tKat an ”agreemeht ' aTW'iltT-’ throwing away hi* gaudy cloak, and summoned assistance. Instead he stag­ self with men of the younger genera­ mony was privately reached between tion, In the hope that he might bring the Bleu Is firing hi* ultramarine, gered on hoping to get back to Laconia, Nat and Edna. peace to his country. trousles Into the discard, and the Aunt but evidently his strength failed him In the hall of ambassadors, where Lucy# of the land are busy ripping completely and he was unable to get the ceremony took place, probably there DR. A. W. CHASFS i tfcem. Let them rip! When the goods up after falling down, and in the cold Liqueur WHISKY wa* ijo man older than the president are made Into a rug, their old owners he quickly froze to death. himself, but Tew realised his age., , CATARRH POWDER* won t recognize them. is seat direct to the diseased parts by the They are ripping down the picket when, at the conclusion of the. formal Improved Blower. Heals tky PERJURY CASE. administration of the oath, he gazed i ulcers, clears the air oasaagea fence along the fr«>ntler. Let them, rip!, Once you strike this you f slops droppings in the throat and Tt was always an eyesore, anyway. If «•teadlly in the eyes of each new official ermancntiy ceres Catarrh and find repeated the sterotyped warning Ï we, have any style about us we won't Cincinnati. O,, March 29— Chief Jus­ lay Fever. 28c. Mower fre* need that fence. Ten years from now tice Joney. of the Ohio Circuit court, will stick to it. 44 King that if he fulfilled the terms of the f Accept eo substitutes. All dealers oath, the people would reward him, or tdmensm Bgtse A Toronto. we will never miss It We cling fran­ yesterday decided that the affidavit tically to the old «-stnbMshed things be­ sfibmitted by Prosecutor Hunt 9M cause they are old. The world do move. sufficient to remove Judges Swing and George IV” is now the They ore ripping down the old picket smith as trial Judges In . the rgse of f< h. ■ let them rin! George R. Cox, Indicted for perjury,. Judge J»nes.^lll name the men who prevailing beverage of The..peons are ripping up the old or­ will try the Cox'case. der of thing# In Mexico. Let them rip' Th. Radicals are ripping old thing* up OPPOSES WOMAN SUFFRAGE. cultured consumers in In Portugal and Russia and Turkey and Y ou Can China. Let them rip! The democrat* are ripping up the ATouse of Lords. Let Springfield, Ill., March 29.—Phoebe Canada, and the world them rip! There‘S nothing to be done Cousins, a former suffragette, will ad­ but Just let theu^ «V They are ripping dress the lower house of the Illinois legislature to-day In am effort to pre­ - over. Its wide-spread =More S and laying dou n vent passage of a bill granting suf­ I4I: Let them rip! They are ripping frage to women of the state. The senate down the hideous old shacks and sheds recently passed the suffrage measure. fame is sufficient evidence But You Can’t Get More For Your and shanties and tenements In the c 1 ties and putting up..modern buildings In H . ir plat • *. l> t them rip’ Home Made Syru of its sterling qualities. Money When You Buy a The old order changeth, and we arc for one-half Ike Cost, going to have a ripping tlme^ ladles tbyjiual and gentlemen As usual, some people iOMPANY REGAL Marine Engine will go to extremes. If Mary FUen rips I Up her nice Sunday dress th make a pantaloon skirt, we won't stand for It. EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. Nor we won’t let them rip up the flag, MAPLEINEI nor tear up the Ten Commandments, ndr rend the Maple Leaf for Ever. to*. It ato* ItoV- And shn’o people would ilk ■ anBT fuddto*^ Ctoto vorct Court. I'm not eo sure about fastrottoir CniWn, Hinton Electric Co. g eetc.tc. GrocersCl «en that- but If she ts determined to rip up Boat Builders and Launch Engine Experts. the marriage contract,' why,.*Iet her ■ sCTdeo < rip! ■ «.kolUc. Phone 2245. During the next decade we are going Government Street. to have the. time of our Myt*; F Y Ê s£SE Wwk. For Results—Try the Daily Times going to have k rip-roaring tin»*. master ertftnua. These '>atpen“ have as anther tty star any HI hen except the authority of erery em­ his release ha tries another gams. Finding (hat the ployer ever u employe, sad each ruas hb shop oa aluminum money of the Republic, wherewith he must strict baelaess lines, hiring sad diecberglng labor ac­ keep himself and make all his purchases, Is a desirable AKING BAD BOY 5 INTO cording to need and fitness. The helpers are them- thing, ha "swines” the cash of a fallow lodger at the wire* hired by the association. cottage. This he considers a very smart achievement John, the newcomer, ottere him eel/ at the Tarions shops until he finds a place where he b wanted. He and he besets of it, expecting admiration, to another gets hb Job, we will say, with ths carpenter at a first neighbor who seems a likely hero worshipper. Alack and alas for John I That same neighbor has :) A MODEL REPUBLIC had to work too hard for his own cash to regard a The temptation on confronting this bald statement Is thief as anything but a menace. John has come up against the law of property and once more finds him­ HE George Junior Instantly to seek some qualification, some limitation. self In Jail. But the statement stands. It Is a serious offence this time, and the grand Jury, Movement, Where Literally, In every respect the cltisens govern them- of boys and girls, has handed down an Indictment selves. There is no authority that does emanate against him He la too poor to hire a lawyer, but the not K?I>WlÇ tfurnlahee.„.lUni...wUh. one, and at bbi next 0 1 Lads and Lasses Governfrom them. There tr no restraint they i!o not session of Court he Is tried. If he pleads "Not guilty” selves impose. There Is no power upon them other he gets a Jury trim, conducted In every respect like a Themselves and Turn than the power they themselves comprise and direct trial in a court of the outside Republic, except that the Jurymen are four In number. Convicted, he gets Self-Government Experiments. a longer sentence this time and once more he begins Out Good Citizens# Jail life. Borne forth of self-government hns been frequently A few experiences of this kind with the citizen Now Flourishes in advocated a along minors, particularly In the schools. authorities are pretty certain to convince John that An attempt In that direction was the "school city** It doesn't pay to be a criminal in the Republic. 'He .ISSfc»* •***»«*»* of. applause. There Is no ooa.to . Six States and Is to movement that came to flottes atimti years ago. ten wfcb him and teR Hm what-* dertt of-prfellow ft was tried out in several parta of the country, nota­ he la. The sentiment of these hoys and girls is firmly Spread Abroad bly In Chicago. For the most part It was a failure* against him. They are. hie own kind and they do not At first glance this would seem a contradiction of approve of him, and he feels It. He usually decides that tt to a good deal better to fall in line, take his whatever theory r^lght bare been formulated from part. work, earn money and be respectable. After 1 the unquestioned success of the Junior Republic. three months' residence, unless the time Is extended . BuS -the distinction is- dear. Iir ttg nwnf rtm- -for-w fehmy.-ig-trame»:* fimr-citieeeV aM whw fie" "’school cities” the structure of government Was Im­ begins to sense bis responsibility he Is apt to be a good citizen. The records of the Republic show that the posed from sbove and performed no essential func­ great majority of offenders are newcomers who hare tion. The well meinlDR edmafors ST3 to the chil­ not yet adjusted themselves. ______dren, "Come, form a government, rtect officers and ,distribute titles." The children' tolerated the gebeme I for a time aa a kind of cumbersome toy, but soon Jwearied of It and could not be Induced to regard it P seriously. ^ New School in Courte of Construction. Being v Not so with the Junior Republic. It was a natural w"growth from below, formed by the little community Boflt by Boy Citiscns of the Re publie a neceeatty. It was the shape that the Impulses, ii * i 1 Instincts, needs of the gronp took In finding orderly

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WILLIAM R. GEORGE

•Ooerrtaet, 1»U. 6» tt>« New Twt Herald Ce. AU rights reawmA» N a little hamlet up in New York State a man with big brain, big sympathies and bigger faith in hie kind was attracted by an idea some years sgo and proposed a novel application of It. The hamlet was Freevllle, the roan was William R. George, the idea wasI democracy and the application was the George Junior Republic, a homo and school for boys and girls whom society, in Its recklessness, was shaping for bed ends. To-day the outgrowth of his faith and labor la flourishing In six SU tes. It will shortly be started in other States, it la about to be transplanted to Eng­ land. And a commission from Japes la arranging tori Prisoners Asm*, or Reefing in Cages at Midnight in the Republic's Prison, Its Introduction into that country. with Boy Police Officers on Guard When he began the man was laughed at, railed at wage of $2.60 a week. To draw this money be will Of more than five hundred cltisens who i re gros, er stormed at, according to the degree of cynicism and be expected to spend five hours a day In the school out of the Republic only twenty were ever terward I crabbed ness prevailing among those who opposed him. and to work five hours a day at hla trade committed to institution», and of these only ae left It ( ‘ He had no means. He had no backerf. He bad only Work for Which Both the, Smallest and the The school at the Junior Republic la a very im­ with the consent of the authorities. portant matter. It affords first class Instruction, with the temporary use of one Uttle cottage. He was Highest Wages Are Given—A Stiff Task on a high school course, and all citizens must attend It The Republic extends the same treatmaifct to girls classed aa a fanatic, a dreamer or worse. It was pre­ ths [Farm of the Republic Wage uarulng is made conditional upon attendance. as to boys, with some obvious mitigations. They have dicted that the only noteworthy result of his experi­ Beyond that point, however, the school 1» distinct and their own cottages and their own work, usually ht separate. the laundry or about the bouse*. They have full equal ment would be the catastrophe that closed U. And and effective expression. It was the free product of individuals thrown together and forced m provide for Having found a position John has now no difficulty suffrage and are eligible for all offices and duties. with fhàt he was set aside. in finding lodging on the basis of hie prospective pay. There la a girl's Jail, which is only a plainly furnished mutual rapport and protection. It was The result of cottage and la frequently without occupante. Glrle Working quietly and unobtrusively, without thought responsibility placed squarely and unreservedly with The citizens live in cottages. In groups of ten to fif­ of advantage to himself or the establishment of any teen Each cottage has its own rate*, according to Its attend the school and enjoy every privilege. There la the citizens. accommodations, and Is In charge of a "house no itegregation. They must earn their livelihood oa crackbraln theory, aluipty seeking a way to help chil­ This Is the keynote, at once the explanation and the mother." a woman who hear* the name relation to the the same footing with the boys. * dren who needed help, he cornea now to public atten­ lesson of the development—responsibility. The en­ asaoclatlon a* the helpers. A "house mother" ha* en­ tire discretion, like any hotel or boarding house Enacting Their Own Laws tion as the founder of . scheme that la taking root tire weight of discipline, law making and law enforc­ around the world aa fin instrument for good citizen­ keeper, as to what boarders she will take, and John ing, regulation—all the functions ordinarily retained has to travel the rounds until he discover* one who -The Republic draws Its authority from a legislature ship. by the administration of histltutlous—were shifted will take him In. There lie can stay as long as he of the whole, wb|ch meets once a month. livery citi- zeu sixteen y war* of sue or more ha* a vote, though At the present time the idea, the man's application upon the boys and girls. Given responsibility, they pays hls board and keeps the gitod will of tin» “house of it, baa proved Itself. It Is no longer In the stage of mother." If he is not a satisfactory lodger, or Is him­ none of the adults or helpers la admitted to the suf­ met II And. in ao meeting, though this Is the uiti frage. The legislature, an example of pun* demo­ trial. It has become not only of national but of In­ self dlAA/vtUfled, the door I* open. He can seek an­ mate academic, view, they wrought their çwn salva­ other cottage. cracy, enacts all laws for the government of the com­ ternational Importance aa a JJjnlshcd fact. Afteÿ tion, their own rehabilitation as useful members of Still nursing hie secret scorn of the whole business. munity. It Is decreed that on points not covered by nearly sixteen years of operation It has become the John, the “tough guy," endure* these conditions for a the code of the Republic the laws of the State of New the larger society outside. The Place of Worship for Members of York arc to operate. most vital, helpful and -significant development In the | Mr. George’s first colonies at Freevllle were under­ few days and decides that he ha* had enough. It la the World’s Smallest Republic—The Old really loo simple. The countryside is open, he will President, Vice President, Attorney General and Juvenile problem because It has done what other reme­ taken through charitable impulse, personal kindliness "beat It.” So be does. Secretaries of Treasury and State, are elected each dies have failed to do—-It has brought results. It la and a desire to lessen, in some way. the misery of the Chapel of the George Junior Republic November. The Vice President, who Is always a girl, children of the poor, lie was interested in tvesb air Return of the Runaway. drawing approval and support of sociologists every­ There are thousands of applications made for each presides over the legislature, and with the two secre­ work. He took groups of youngsters from I ht slums as he by parents, by societies, by friends of the Re­ He walks away of a morning, strikes a road and taries forms the Board, of Commissioners. The Com­ where. It Is being written about in every language. and gave them outings ou a farm. He was frequently public, and his < eke I* examined. If it appears that follows his own sweet will. He begs luncheon at a missioner* appoint the Chief of Police and hla boy It Is alive and spreading. discouraged. The children made trouble. They were he is the kind that the Republic can help and that farmhouse or buys It at a town and set* his face girl assistants. The President's iwsltion is le. .Jy Meanwhile U la of the utmost Interest not only to thoughtless, unmanageable, frankly looking for stands in emphatic need of help be Is sent to Freevllle. toward Ithaca or some other city.. Along toward even­ honorary, and hls most Important duty is the appoint- "graft" In the way of loot or presents. They were In this process of selection the "hadder” the bov the ing, or It may be next morning, after a night spent la îï* Judffe- The Judgeship is Justly considered the specialist but to the general observer, who has ■elfish, ungrateful and lasfe Be i «>uld see that they a haystack, he 1^ «ware of two.ltoys*. ttbouV W» ' ^fbàbŸjr'tmirik toft-friar bf 1r tfr/mfcf ^ not fn the A**ti-te <>r vicfotiatie*. hut Tu the sense or *»■ *= The word "republic" is too frequently misused to from their vacations. activity, aggressiveness, daredevil try. The Republic know them, but they know hint, and they Inform him liulda. A s#parut, girl Jndge aud girl Attorney (Jen that he had better do wli.it they suggest if he has any gh e any adequate notion of what really goes at Free­ Driven back In all attempts to instill virtue and floes not want boy* who ure mentally tainted and will aral are appointed If neeewary by tire President fot wisdom into these untamed minds Mr George came not take them But It will go out of Its way to get a regard for hls Immediate comfort. After an argument * girl'» Court, which trlea any case which might not vllle, and at the six other places where these minia­ more or lea* brief ha consents and In due time be by logical degrees to a point where he saw the proc­ young cub who has been raising Cain in particularly property he brought before the regular tribunal. The ture common wealths exist And yet each is Just ex­ ess of Instilling to be au absolute and Inevitable fall obstreperous ways. trudges Into the precincts of the Junior Republic once legal prof.-*,Inn i* repreaentnd by a Bar Aaooclatlon. Uoore. actly what the term signifies, "a State In which the ure. Because his faith was sound lie decided that John arrives at the Republic by climbing the road membership to which I* obtained by examination. All— w Rut matters are very different now. There la no sovereignty resides In' the people and the administra­ the fault was not with the children, but with the that wind» up the hill back of Freevllle. He will officers of the State draw lalarlea, none being largo S method. 8o he decided to stop treating his charges acarvely know w heu he lias reached It, even when he comfortable cottage for the runaway. He la taken to enough to admit of tdteueaa. Lawyers practise and ^ tion Is lodged in officers elected by and representing as ineomiwleuts and dependents. stands In the midst of It, for there fire no walla, no the oue.storied stone structure and discovers that he draw fees, but they have to work, which la quite has been committed V> Jail. the people." "Here," he said, "no one Is going to give you any­ dormitories, no guunb., no lmiiosliig buildings. The another limiter. Nobody boa a sinecure hr this com­ There is no Joke about that Jail. It U a large, paved And who are “the peopleV thing or tell you what to do. If you want to live In Republic refuses to be classed :is an •"Institution" and monwealth. it- Nsv.ukiM-.ati-- sppeeiflieftit lo*ttinCk*». « W hat amt : room and it contains ten steel cages very competent .UKgtiSlfflJiUWHte (Df. at* appeal four» Urn. Republic mam Theÿ1 are fHiys'antf girls wfio'm'Àfce up tfié jtopu ' tithe cowmraatty’ ’Way rages, cacti containtng a itrngwr snetr atm a nistires*. make living possible. Just us men and women have to apparently farmhouses and factory sheds stand at In­ And In one of those cages, after having been entered Lourt to the Supreme Court, composed of trustees of lation, those who. In more familiar communities of tervals along the road or back-arouug the fields, anil the association. This Is the only instance where adults in the world. If you want food and shelter you’ve on Cfei hooka by the Jailer, with another be/ of hls the disciplinary type, are known a a “inmates.’’ But gtjt to earn them ; if you wapt surplus you've got to the only distinctive structure* arc n school, a chapel, •hare In ttie government. own age be la left to reflect upon the desirability of Agreeable to republican theory, Church and Stall here they are not "inmates.” To call them such •aril it. 1 can’t run you and 1 won’t. Ruu yourselves." a gymnasium and an unpretentious stoue edifice, one obeying the law. story In lielghl. of which John Is likely to have Inti­ would be to libel them, at well aa to misstate the fact. When friends remonstrated he held firm. "They're If John ha* made a friend among the prosperous are quite distinct. Clergymen uf all faiths may bold normal human beings," he said, “Just like a colony of mate knowledge some day. service, in tho handsome little chapel, and the till. Here they are "cltlsena.” citizens he may be able to obtain ball, the bond being men and women gathered at random and marooned John Is received In a little office by the superintend­ duly signed and sworn to before a boy magistrate ami acna display an Interesting breadth of view by at. This was Mr. George’s application of the Idea»— on an Island. Give them a chance. Let ’em alone and ent. The superintendent is merely the business agent iwraonal property or money being given as security. tending Impartially, with little regard to sect Take youngsters who can't be managed and set them see what comes of It" for the George Junior Republic Association, which If not he Is shortly taken before the court. "It costs ,\>w York State between $uuu and 1700 a owns the grounds imd houses and attends to procuring to managing each, other, or, perhaps more exactly, to "Let 'em alone" is Still the word, and the Junior The operations of the Judiciary in the Junior Re­ year to aaake’n 'bad boy* Into a potential criminal al fund* for maintenance and ektension. Ills influence, an Institution," saya Mr. Oeorge. "Here It coats u« uiansglng themselves. Republic has come of It It was found that a sum­ public are,' perhaps, the most Impressive feature of mer camp was not suited to the experiment and the personally, Is great among the citizens, for he la a the system, as they are certainly the moat difficult for botween |25u aud $800 e year to make him a good Simple. As Mr. George saya, "gorgeously simple." colony was made permanent, new recruits being man of character, understanding and broad mind. But the outsider to grasp. That a complete machine for citizen. It's a case of good results paying all around '* And effective beyond all dreaming. added as "graduates” left he has no direct power over the community and hla the enforcement of law and order should be run. TU» Republic has none of the characteristics of tha value measures as his skill In keeping hls hands off. *1 feel guilty when 1 consider the share that has The motto of the Republic, which appears on its smoothly and equitably, by boy* anfi girls, with full reform school. It doee not aim. In Mr. Oeorge'* For the reel he la the link between the Republic and phrase, to "make them be good," but to "give them a beep put upon me in the worldwide attention paid to coinage and dominates all its workings, Is, "Nothing regard to Justice aud legal procedure, seems hardly Without Labor." This la the driving force behind the the asaoclatlon aa well as between the Republic and credible. And yet here it Is. chance to be good." At present many of Its citizens the Junior Republic,” |lt. George told a reporter for democratic Ideal, ttv stiffening of hard tract lea blllty the world outside. Tbf superintendent gives John a - The court room Is In another wing of the JaU build­ •rn Mat by wall to do parents, who pay the associa­ our paper at Freevllle recently. ”1 have does nothing. in a composition that would otherwise be merely orna­ Uttle talk, explains to him what he must face and ob- ing. It 1» fitted with Judge's bench. Jury box, pris­ tion for the prtvtlaos, ao thoroughly la the value of talna from blui an agreement to abide bv the laws of It la no Invention. I didn't alt down and evolve It It mental. oner's rail aud desk* for the clerks, all railed off from *bc republican training recognised. Beyond this "tui­ the Republic. And then he turns Jobnjooae to shift la no pordnet of my Ingenuity. It Is aa old aa Plato, an The cltisens of the Republic are not wards. To the rest of the room as In any court Being brought tion- the Republic has ao reeonrcee except voluntary live they moat work. In the measure that they are fur himself. From that moment the newcomer la on to from the cage when hla case la called, John finds contributions. ^____ old aa man, ns old ns the earth. It la a universal truth. lndMKrtoos they enjoy material comforts They have hla own resources. himself In the midst of a gathering that will probably This, In outline, la the result of William George's It la democracy, that's all. working Itself out among no one to whine to or bag from. They learn that labor Undoubtedly John is somewhat bewildered. He make hpu feel very uncomfortable indeed. He baa faith In an Idea, at It has come to he at Freevllle. The had regarded this Republic matter aa a bit of gentle young men and young women.” la a grim necessity. They learn, moreover, by stern seen a Judge, policeman, court officers, bustling law­ six other communities In the National Association ot buncombe. He bad been waiting for aome one to This coasea well from Mr. George. But no v Mltor to experience that the violation of any of the rules laid yers and interested spectators before, and It minia­ Oeorge Junior Repnbltc, ere et Annapolis Junction, down by society tor Its own preservation brings swift take him by the hand, gently ask him "Please to be te red to hie self-esteem and hla bravado to face them. Md.; Redtngton, P*.| Grove City, m.; Litchfield, the Republic, where he In known and loved as NDeddy,” punishment. And their fellow eftttaens represent, and good" and lead him where he could get three meals a But he baa never conceived of a place where Judge, Con».. Flemlngton, N J and In Ron there California. enn fell to recognise the debt It owes him. His was are. society. There 1» no handing out of aphorisms day with comfortable lodging and spend hls time con­ policemen, officer», lawyers and spectator» are all boys They era nil similar le plan, though younger and lean cocting mischief. Instead, ha stands In the road dis­ the sympathy, the faith and the enthusiasm that made and admonition» on a platter. These boys a»d girls and glrla about hla own age, who regard him not aa a well equipped At FreavUla Is a cottage which Mr consolate. No one pays any attention to him. Every­ hero but aa an offender against their peace of mind George calls hla "Republic Incubator." Here email the application of that old idea possible and pree- come In rough contact with actual conditions. They find that labor la the only possible road and that the body la too busy. He wonders at this for a moment and the Integrity of their laws. colon lea are formed end Instructed before being sent tlcabls and the Junior Republic, finally, a definite aid rights of property are sacred. Not because any one and then recalls what he has been told, that folks Somewhat abashed, John stands at the rail and out aa anoint for new rape bike The present y ret have to work In order to live. He finds himself in the in,th# prugreen of human, waiter* - ,, r-~-T-n- tall» them an, but because the community exists by bears the case presented against him by the policemen will probably arc several additions In various states iltlon of a penniless wanderer In a strange city, and who arrested him. The Judge listens closely and puts Mr. George has deprecated too hasty expansion He la no man with n hobby, n patent ill killer or an labor, while property la earned and owned by lta indi­ Is borne in on him that If be expect* to eat or to vidual members. < the question of hie aultt to him. He admits having knowing that a superintendent or trustera who did nol — •lam" to advance, unless It be Americanism, Hit be­ ■leep Indoors he had better get busy and hunt a Job. run away, and then for five painful minutes he stands folly understand the meaning of “Let 'em alone* ^S Here, let us say. comes John, a typical “bad boy** of Adjusting this unwonted state or affairs to hla own lief Is that this country la great because It fahs been the New York type. He la Incorrigible. Hi* parents r shamefaced under a quiet talking to which outlines would bring aboiU a failure. immediate wants, he yields for the time being with a democratic and that the principles of democracy are bis own unenviable position to him with striking clar­ Visitors come fo Freevllle from til quartern of th< can do nothing with hint He la a marauder of the comfortable mental reservation. All right; If lie must capable of extending beneficent'influence to ail normal streets. He has been arrested for truancy, for va­ ity. Many a carol see boy has received hls tirai real globe to obrarve thte laboratory experiment In demoo work he will. But let them beware. They need not lesson lu life at the bauds of the cl tison Judge of the beings grancy, for theft Possibly he has even served a term think they have conquered him. He la a "tough guy,” -racy. What they And there they cannot differ about In a reform school. He Is defiant reckless. Incapable Junior Republic. for It la all clear end definite. The» find clean, bright •’If the United Btates Is tight the Junior Republic Is as they will very shortly find He la no aplrltleaa of restraint by himself or others. Ho pease* with his drudge to "fall" for this Joke called a Republic. "Workhouse. Two weeks," says the Judge. And wholesome young men end women. Intelligent, vtgnr right,” he saya. “Our little communities are simply companionsV timi'n uivihi asan am "toughi"ugu guy,"jjuj, andanu be glories In It back goes John to the cage. 0»n, competent, self respecting and self-controlled Meanwhile be Is willing to make a show of eubinla- While hla ran tones lasts John Uvea In the Jail He applying the same theories that moved the founders of Being withal Ueafthy and showlqgshowing uo signs of ln- They led » sane, happy, healthy community. They tt* nation Ttwr are «irools of rmxw.ihlp, turning trained degeneracy (for the tlepubUc* i doesc not pretend attends school to the building during certain hours, tor hud that responsibility hits taught the Individual» te out good cltisens, by practical training In democracy?1 The Industrie#industries of the RepublicRep Include a print shop, school privilege la taken from no prisoner During 0 deal with defectives), be li markedmark as promising a carpenter shop, a plumbing shop, a laundry, a bak- be responsible and that decency, honesty, ability and These boys and girls, then, are the people |u whom materialmateriel byby some aome JuvenileJuvenile court court JudgeJu< and held under the rest of I be day be la nut at manual labor. Prison­ atvoug character era the products. They dad that the ery,ry, a farm, a chicken farm, a blacksmith ■bopshop andan a er* are leased by the citizen government to the asso­ the sovereignty of the tiny Su tee reside». They go*- f» anageoded mb tears aa condition>n that1 ha goes to the dairy. Each department la In charge of an adult__ Jnnlor Republic la sending out valuable member» of . tit ~ ciation. wldeh employe them at disehr-digging and Its own society ta be valuable members of the larger pert, whose position la simply that at ân employing other wo**, * VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1911. 15

♦♦♦>♦♦»♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ AMUSEMENTS ♦ ♦ SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ♦ Importers of High Grade American Footwear. , A ♦ r * This Space Costs The Evening ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦ A. D. McNeill went over to the main- Us Money I Chit-Chat I SULLIVAN and CONSIDINE land last night on business. fhon New Spring Models In But with the following net I------BYMUTti CAM —* Mr. and Mrs. D. N. McIntyre left yes­ terday for a short holiday In California. cash prices it MUST bring Week Commencing March 27th more people to our store. PART II. Hon. William R. Rosa, minister of SHOULD A GIRL TELL A MAN? lands, lk.èxpected back from Fernle by Sifts ef Solid Bold it. Don't you think The World 'a one WagnerUm pianist thé woman who Classic Footwear! way of the Sound to-day. ciniàif Ddads ------vhwkm Wutpj . _ Moderate Prices...... goes to a man In a repertoire of classical and popu- wltKouC "confess^ A > DAILY-ALWAYS MOST A. T. Coward, local manager of the BABY PINS ...... 75* Ing runs a greater t THEAT8t-VKT0MA B. C. Electric Railway Company, went CUFF LINKS. . . $1.80 risk of losing him over to Vancouver last night. after the mar- Booked 'Worn London INITIAL BROOCH, includ­ rlage than If she New and exclusive spring styles for every occasion possess­ The Tlirce Leightons Mrs. William R. Roes. «•Ullooet." . had told him " Globe Performers. * ing monogram .$3.60 ing qualities of refined elegance in form, fabric and finish that Fairfield, road, who Is recovering from everything? If a BANGLE, for little girl, man couldn’t for­ her recent severe Illness, will not re satisfy a discriminating taste. IL T. McitmneU mud Company at...... $4.95 give thet), h«- cehre nntlf stHums. .... Surrty r •> çpoMé’t President of the 1 Thirteen Club" CIGAR (TTTER . $4.95 Fifth Aveiiue, New York, canfiot boast of a more exclusive Pilled to the brim with fun. when he found he Frank R. McNamara, Victoria repre­ had been de­ PENCILS...... $5.40 , w- • display of Women’s, Men’s and Children’s Footwear than is to sentative of the Vancouver Dally Prov ceived and he Harry Booker and Company NECK CHAINS . . $2.70 mce, was a passenger on the midnight would surely find It out. be found here at all seasons of the year. "The Walking- Delegate.^ boat for the Terminal city. CRESCENT BROOCH I am a woman with something to ' • • • at . . $1.60 item. I came to the city alone when I was seventeen, believing In Wallon and Vivian Louis Lucas and John ,P. Sweeney. LOCKETS, very dainty the same moral standard for men^ond In the musical fence__ 4he new- proprietors of—the tttrathcona "The actor" and the girl.14 alone act or hainT engrev- women, and that a Mgh.one. as H. B. Hammond Shoe Co. hotel. Sliawnlgan Lake, were In the thrown much In contact with a cer­ BEST VAUDEVILLE ed ...... $3.00 goU k-'Wdw tvs?;? Cftr yesterday afternoon and returned tain college student, and hi time came SIMS* The i$r$ and far better before marriage than An Idyl Under Southern Skies. engage In business in the Wsverley The Secret of the Still ■Iter 643 Fort Street Telephone 1180 Headquarters for block. Douglas street, John P (Iropp. "Please tell the little girl for me who for the past nine years. " since Its A Tale of the Turpentine Forests. that 1 am so, so sorry It happened The Unknown Claim Inauguration, has been secretary of th Distinctive Barbers* Union, was made the reclnle 't hut that she must make the best A Thrilling Western Drama. of a presentation by the members of of It." International Motor Beat Races and Exclusive the union on Monday night. This took Bhowlng Fastest Motor Boat In the the form of a latest Arnold vibrator for a. World. face massage, the presentation being Millinery accompanied by appreciative words on French chemists, at a laboratory buMt Playing at Divorce for the purpose, will make comparative WITH THE SUMMER Lively Comedy. the good work which Mr Oropn had done for the union. He is succeeded In tests of refrigeration apparatus from all Comes the worry of Wash Day, and the preparation of Meals. Illustrated Song—by Miss McEwen. the position of secretary by A. Irwin parts of the world. Performances Dally 2 to 6.30, 1.30 to 11 70S YATES ST. There is no worry in a home equipped with our Nv-ftto Merchant's Bank. THF nOCTO* SAID ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES New Empress Theatre HE COULD NOT IIVE ELECTRIC IRONS, or COOKING An Almost Fetal Hines* Following an UTENSILS Attack of LnGrtppe. Wednesday and Thursday SPECIAL FEATURE it 99 The .bnrof from arrtn Is seldom over HOMES Hawkins & Hayward The Butcaneere (Sellg). when the characteristic symptoms, the CHARMING EVENING GOWN. WEAR EVER 728 YatPf St- Look for the Hign "Electric." Phone #48. »•""■■■■ -Tïrnfè Story hf the High. Sea* -, lamMuarrnuiiinriftiHir* fever, the headache and the depression -4. v-VJ* ». v . m»s»a»-dMiQ:HU3 swtritJÆW #3 RBOwtozcnamran sew.— •acrej&ttgvw tiae ruergsea; psematMs* t cKaaagvHftwnS'x The Crimson Scare <-»< spirits, rase •WBYTISfln1 f«îf\‘e* her- 1 >aic ÿâtidw mpoff: wwr1—gt Thrilling Drama. hln-i it weakened vital «mwer*. thin chiffon In manner Indicated In our BELMONT AVENUE, lot The Law and the Man waterv Mood. Impaired digestion and sketch, makes a charming evening over-sensitive nerves—a condition that Drama (Vltagraph). gown. The chiffon Is In tunic form. In 49x120. Good seven room­ The Page’s Devotedness make# the svstem an easv prev t« pneu­ a sort of coat effect without a front, ed house. Basement. Ce­ Comedy. ALUMINUM monia. bronchitis, rheumatism, nerv Illustrated Seng—Miss O. Richards. mis prostration and even consumption and Is held In place by •• band Of Jet ment foundation. Easy Admission 10c; Children Matinee, 5c I Too much stress cannot be laid on th* passementerie, a hlch ru’j 1 to a point terms. Price ... .$3,330 importance of strengthening the blood front ard back, n Jet nr.. ent head­ The Famous Rdÿfo N and ne+ves during convalescence, and for thl* nnmose no oth«*r medicine can ing each - olnt Jet frbordera BYRON STREET, lot 50x U —Win Or i HrnHMI' rm. which s!eeves hntt*■»*•’ Y t i ic. and the N1NAI0PH0T0PIAÏ THEATRE contain the elements necessârv to *en fron ' .• ~Y,'fTtHvra! de- 12i Five returned house. Is the lamp of Red Beauty Th» Aristocrat of Plcturedom. rich the blood and restore weakened Hign o hrijider running from Quite modem. Easy terms. Another large shipment ex­ ee>vew. Mr. James L Whitman. Mill because it gives the best light of all Continuous Performances Dally Frem hip le* - not of skirt. Price...... $3,250 Noon te p. m. J._____ pected any day. Get your grave. N. 8.. says: "Following a severe lamps. The Rayo gives a white, soft, order in early. attack of La OMnpe I was completely mellow, diffused light—easy on the " » TO-DAY prostrated. The doctor -who attended CADBORO BAY ROAD, lot FOUR FEATURE REELS Store and Showroom me said that my whole system had 60x100. Five roomed eye because it cannot flicker. You gone wrong. Mv heart was*affected, can use your eyes as long is you wish ROMANO ORCHESTRA 610 Pandora Street mv kidneys weakened, digestion tm house. Easy terms. Price paired, and to make the trouble worse is...... $2,200 under the Rayo light without strain. I had a hemorrhage of the bowels, and The Rayo Lamp Is low-priced, and neerlv bled to death. The doctor said could not live, and told my wife to tell Homeseekers should wat eh even though you pay $5, $10 or $20 for RACE! me that T had better settle up mv other lamps, you iflay —f mnw expensive RED JACK McFADDEN worldly affairs. I did not care to Jive this space. The items are mv sufferings were so Intense. I could changed daily. ligm than ute low-priced Rayo gives. “X D. HODJVETT not sleep, my ankles and feet were swollen, and mv complexion verv vel strong, durable shade-holder holds the At the low. Friends came to see me for the shade on firm a;id true. This season’s last time, and one of these, more hone- new burner Sdda strength and appearance. Assembly Roller Rink fnl than th* others, "ersnsded me to trv Dr. Williams* Pink Pill*. While Once a Reyn User, Always One. Fort Street had hut little faith that thev .would MARRIOTT DOekn BmrjmMrt V ml eiymrt. w#r/kr denirfbe Wednesday, March 23, at 9 p. m. help me I decided to* trv them. Quite eirathr t» Uu ntmrttt *f§*cy o/the Skating as usual, 1.30 and 10.30 soon thev seemed to benefit me for my Attendance Select. Free Instruction. appetite Improved and my heart & FELLOWS Xr Hie Imperial 00 Company Phone 2317. L. C. POWELL, Prop. came stronger. Continuing the use of the Pills It was not long before I was 619 Treaties Avenue ““ able to be but of bed, and after using im Hirriss* Net Spring*, l.C. fifteen boxes I am In good health for The most noted summer and jnan of my age. The doctor and those winter resort In^the Pacific who knew of my case look upon «til as Northwest. a living wonder, a* none»of them ex Open all the year. Steam heated, pected me to get better.'* HOTEL electric lighted. Long distance YOU . an get Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla DRAPED VELVET TI'RriAN. telephone service. from any medicine dealer or bv mall Washington Annex machinery The draped turbans, or Turk's tur­ A PLACE FOR THE at 60 cents a bov or six boxes for $2.60 ban, a# some are wont to cal them, are O'13 SEATTLE CONVALESCENT from the Dr. Williams* Medicine Co. BruçkvUle. Ont. particularly captivating on young girls, A modem, Situated only 70 miles from the and the sketch suggests a charming Written Cosuit amid unsurpassed scenery. homelike —Enconrago the kiddles to « ork.— model with draped crown of cloth of hotel. Write for descriptive booklet and Children's spades, 26c, 40c, 60c and 66c gold gathered on to a band of crystal Children's garden sets, "20c, 60c, 76c, $i embroidery. Directly over left eye la Absolutely $1 26, wnd $2.26^ R. A. Brown A Co. a huge cabachon of turquoise set In Fire-p root ST. ALICE HOTEL 1302 Douglas St. a filigree frame of gold. Harrison Hot Springe, B. C. 200 Rooms All Outside According to an authority doge Uvo on Alas' Ual» time la never the time tor an average from ten to twelve years, cats self-denlel ; U le alwaye th.' next time nine to ten. rabbits about seven years, and Abstinence Is eo much more pleasant to liiapsas Man—$L5# Fer 4ajr, wf squirrels and bares eight yeere. Foxes contemplate upon the other aide of Indulg­ * tu sans, fiwnswr BUY THE TIMES. av erage from fourteen, to sixteen years. ence.—Macdonald. s......

—------16 VICTORIA PATLŸ TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911. INCREASES IN Hunyadl q1 Jânos Natural Laxative FOR SALE Water SHOAL BAY Recommended ONE LOT, Empress avenue. Price...... $1,350 DETAILS OF SHIPS by Physicians Refuse Substitutes We offer you lots in beautiful ONE LOT, corner of Hay and Third streets, 73x141. Price UNDER CONSTRUCTION Bert •remedy srnwfr /WTfor ------g is ...... ,..,'...... $2,100 iCON8TjpATlQpJ The Pick of Shoal ONKLOT. •Esquimalf. 79ft. frontage on JuimSTPrice $1,000 Mr, McKenna "Gives Out In­ “Central Places Bay Property LOTS 12. 1:1, 14, Atierdeen street. Price, each.. .$1,800 teresting Information Re­ garding Vessels and Men ‘ minion governments; Two armored Size 55x113, and all have been cleared and under TWO LOTS. 120x120, Hillside avenfiC extension... $2,000 cruisers, two protected cruisers, two submarines. cultivation. Absolutely no rock. Only one block TWO rïÎTS. James Hay. Price, each ...... $000 i The labor troubles which occurred 6etall# of the British naval estimates -delayed to- some estent the progress of many of the ships build­ from finest beach in Victoria and six minutes walk are now. to hand ahowlng. as& men- ing. but it Is expected that nearly all In Hm t- Icgraphlc 'jliwlfhll, the vessels affected will be completed from the car line a total expenditure of £44.892.500. as by their contract dates. compared with £40.603.700 for the DAY & BOGGS current year. The principal Increases Ah a result of the consideration of the workmen's petitions for 1910. 620 Fort Street SOLE AGENTS Victoria, B. C. are yinder the folldwing heads: Ship­ Price $750 and Up building, £1,969.900; pay of personnel, says Mr. McKenna In his statement, increased rates of pay have been Open Saturday Evenings. I to !• ESTABLISHED 181$ £122.100; victualling and clothing. / grunted to skilled laborers and woM £118,500; naval armaments. £940,000. caulker* In tin- dork yards The numbers required for manning / the rivet"urV"2,0imir^TWaii were*" ” L■ hévat" uTir^the rtght ti.in gratis- a>*ked for in the last estimated^ This num. "bet-n for some tlm« Increase W mainly due to the requlrc- log my. must eariu at consideration to ments qf new ships now being placed ihe pi-rious problem of tuberculosis. In. commlastonsfid urtder constnictIon. so far as It affects the sea neiC of^Um Money to Loin. Fire Insurance Written. Stores and Offices to Rent. The- Increase nnd for victual - <-^|al navy.—I have caused, an lnvcs- ling and clothing is chiefly due to the tigiftjnn tp he made b> the medical .Shone 10-/6. —— II3o BROAD STREET. P. O. Bos Leeming Bros. Ltd. additional personnel, asul is partly ac­ consultative hoard into the means by counted for by higher prices. - which, under the conditions peculiar to the naval serVlce, this disease van The shipbuilding and armament best be treated and It* Inception and LIQUOR BY-LAW. 524 Fort Street. Phones 748-573 votes show a very large total—£18.- spread checked.’’ 986.300—caused mainly by the Prince Rupert. March 28.—At the amount required to complete the old In continuation of the policy-of ex­ tending the opportunity of obtaining council, meeting the Uquor by-law as o programmes already approved by parliament. . The increase ever last warrant rank beyond those classes xit amended was finally adopted and or* Belmont Avenue year Is 314 millions. naval ratings to which hitherto tjils dered to have the seal attached.. It “lyorks, buildings, and repairs at privilege has been restricted, warrant passed in-the form of allowing the bars Large lot, 60x311,'all level ground, with five trees on the SPECIAL ! home and abroad,” show an Increase rank has now been Introduced for the to keep open until If o’clock at night, armorer and electrician branches, property. This lot is high and dry and only minutes from of £70.04)0. The important new works with the exception of Saturday night, at Busy tli and Portsmouth have and the rank of commlscloned war­ • the Fort street car line. Terms WILKINSON ROAD, close to Burnside and next lot to new when the hour of closing shall be 11 reached a stage of development at rant officer has also been established Agents B. C. Electric station ; 5 acres; new house, chicken houses, which the contractors must earn for the latter. The opportunity has large sums If they are to complete also been taken to assimilate the ser­ incubator room; large barn, 2 permanent wells;-also phone them within the contract time. No vice for the advancement of electri­ , cians to the rating of chief electrician Stewart Land Company Ltd. connection. For immediate sale, per hew works of great magnitude are Real Estate Agents, Stock anA Bond Brokers. proposed for the coming year, but a to that in force for engine-room ar- IN SEARCH OE BEAUTY acre ...... ,-r;...... $1,200 second dock 'hus been ordered at Phone 1381. /ioi-102 Pemberton Block. Rosyth. Arrangements have been made with civil hospitals for the supply, in You Must First Win Health by WILKINSON ROAD, elos,v to Burnside and nearar to new elec,elec. New construction will cost £15.- ~ -V'/------m.UTT, a.%. against £13.279.830 for the event of war, of trained nurses, Getting the Blood Rich ‘ trie line ; 7*4 acres ; fine level land ; fine new 1910-11. Of this amount. £13.325,232 who would form a reserve of addi­ will be spent on the continuation of tional trained nurses. The new force and Red buildings: good for subdividing. An acre.. $1,200 work on the ships already under con­ will be known as Queen Alexandra's FARMLANDS struction. and £1.138.645 for begin­ Royal Naval Nursing Service Reserve. Nechaco Valley, Ktuayt River, Fort George, Naas ning work on ships of the new pro­ It Is satisfactory to note, says Mr. DR. CHASE’S gramme, which is composed as fol­ McKenna, that the number of pun­ NERVE FOOD Valley. lows: Five large armored ships, ishments Inflicted under the Naval 25 AGRË8/NKAR CEDAR HILL. three protected cruisers, one unar- Discipline Act continues to-diminish Every man and every woman has mortel cruiser. 20 dealroyer». »|* sub­ without in any ara y Impairing that an Individual Idea »f what constitute* GORDON HEAD ACREAGE. Leeming Brothers Limited marines, two river gunboats, a depot ftfgfT standard of discipline which is beauty. ship for destroyers and a hospital one of ttie beat traditions of hi* Ma­ I* beauty skin deep or doe* It de­ jesty's. navy. A. M. JONES ship. pend on the glow which health alone Phone 27 N Room 4, 1198 (iovemment St. 624 POST STREET. Between Anrll 1910. and March 'Certain question» affecting the ad­ can give? Is It due to regularity of Phone 748. Phone 673 31. 1911, the following ships will have ministration and organisation of the feature or to the gracefulness and been completed and become available Dominion naval forces on the basis elasticity which accompany health and for service: One battleship. Nep­ of the scheme outlined at the Im­ tune; one armoured cruiser. Indefat­ perial conference In 1909. have been To win beauty you must first gain igable; five protected cruisers. Bris dlscuàæd with the Dominion govern­ health. Rich, red blood is the secret. Real Estate, Financial toi. Glasgow. Gloucester. Liverpool. ments, and I hope,” says Mr. Me Dr. Chase's Nerve Food Is successful Newcastle: one unarmored cruiser, McKenna, “that many of the details and popular because It forms rich, W. J. cox, r Insurance Agents Blanche; 28 torpedo-boat destroyer*; may be settled before the me«-tl{ig of red blood and in this way gives grace­ 121k I-angle) Street Chancery Chambers, three submarines. ' the Imperial Conference In May}next fulness to every movement and a On April 1. 1911. there will be un­ "With regard to the agreement ar­ healthful, natural glow to the com­ Acreage, Lots, Homes der construction: Ten battleships; rived at with representatives of the plexion. three armored cruisers; seven pro­ Australian government at the De­ Thin blood and weak nerves soon TWO LOTS IN THE FAIRFIELD EHTATE. corner property, Seven Acres—All cleared and under cultivation, located In Happy tected cruisers; three unarmored fence Conference in 1909, the Com­ give one a tired, worn out appearance monwealth government have decided 50x120 each. Price, the two...... $2,100 Valley, leas than eight miles from the city. $800 cash, balance on good cruisers: 32 torpedo-boat destroyers; Worry and anxiety show themselves 12 submarines. not to ask for aijy contribution from In wrinkles and care line*. Dr Terms. Price ...... ; ...... $2.400 Of these the following are expect­ Imperial funds towards the mainten­ Chase's Nerve 'Food enriches the SEVERAL GOOD LOTH IN PARKDALE. Easy terms. Prices Four and One-Third Acre»—All cleared and under cultivation, on two ed , to he completed by March. 1912: ance of the Australian naval unit. An blotid. restore* vigor to the nerves and up from ...... i...... $300 roads. $450 cash, balance on terms. Price...... $1,400 Six battleships, two armored cruisers, expression of the cordial thanks of drives away headaches and bodily Oouble Corner—Double corner on King's Road. Can be had on easy four protected cruisers. 29 destroyers, the Board of Admiralty has been con veyed, through the Colonial Office, to By filling the arteries with n*W, payments. Price ...... $1,250 six submarines. -i the Commonwealth government red blood - Dr. Chase's Nerve Food House and Lot—Near tvillowa, house and full sized lot on Cad boro Bay la addition there wttt be under con­ struction on April 1 next for Do- for the additional relief which rounds out the form to healthful pro­ . road. Price for cash...... $1,325 will thus be given to naval vofh* when portion's. makes the mustlee tis­ thf Australian naval force Is estab­ sue* firm and strong, and gives vi­ ACREAGE AND LOTS lished. vacity to mind ahd' body. Glanford Avenue. 3 acres, mdktly cleared, Imlance light brush. Price, The Commonwealth government pr A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food. 50 on terms ...... $2200 of Australia have secured the ser­ cents a 4>ox. 6 boxes for $2.50. at all Saanich Road. East. 10 acres, all cleared and In meadow, with Califor- LEONARD.REID 8cC0 vices of Admiral Sir Reginald Hr-fi, dealers or Edmansun. Bates & Co.. To- nra Bungalow containing all modern conveniences. This piece of demon. K. C. IL. and three other ot- property command* a magnificent view and is close to beach. Price Phon#s 221,346.._ hrers of t he Box a I im\ V to advise Is low and terms can be arranged. . „ 420.421 Pemberton Building ...... them as to the best manner pf orgart 2 Idta on Harbinger Avenus, for the special price of; each...... $1500 Ittng their naval, forces,. ■ ‘The Canadian government 1utve University School Comer lot on Harbinger and Fairfield. Can be bought, un term*. completed the "purchase of the cruis­ ers Nlobe and Rainbow to which I re VICTORIA. B. C ferred in my statement last year, and these vessels arc now In com mission For Boys Skin Clear on the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards, Willows Beach respectively, of the Dominion. Both Next term begins Tuesday. January 1$. $ * cruisers were* manned mainly by of Fifteen Acres of Playing Fields. Wo havo only a few of thoso nice level lot* left in this sub­ Mothers, do you realize the fleers and men lent from the Royal Accommodation for 100 Boarders. Uiili division. Some are fronting on Cadboro Hay Road, some on importance of caring for baby's navy and the Royal Fleet Reserve Organized Cadet Corps. % The two armored cruiser*, Austral­ „ Musketry Instruction. tfhirrpra evpmre; - ftmt -some doser- to the warer wtth an tmoto ” tender, tttilly ifritated ikW ian and 5iew*2eatitnCowichan Lake and Cowichan River lands. OAK BAY WW •*» Otmtmamt we eld Sr er* of the Bristol class and Blanche, drew*. mr«lm Pone Dn* * Cbte. the betters of which vessels are de­ ivMwrnkMeSe. Seder», signed to burn oil In conjunction with HERBERT CRAY Kxtra large lot* on GONZALES A VENTE, averaging 62x197; nee Be. am Ik* aw. at ss ed mis. McCallum Block. Douglas St. half block from car line. Splendid reHideutial sites. coal when obtaining ..full power. The torpedo-boat destroyers of this year's PHONE 773. programme are designed to burn oil A List of Lots Nothing Cheaper in Oak Bay only, and Improvements have been made with the oti-buming fittings. Leaded With Lodestene Price $1,200 Each Tim Kee In the Making GIRL MURDERED. Real Estate Albino Street, off Gorge R<*d. W. C. BOND Phone 811. P. O. Box H7 Terms one-third cash. Balance one and two years. REAL ESTATE ETC. Prkx . .. .m» ...... $700 Portland. Ore.. March 2$*—Hidden by Alpha Street ...... $750 Vail and "See U*. thick bushes the liody of a pretty girl Pemberton Blovk, troughton St. 1414 GOVERNMENT ST. Burnside Rood ...... *f?V# .atout 17 year* old was found tôt* after- ÇKsfMngvt -St-: .i.rtf- $$0S noon In Beaumont, an addition to east Oliver Street. Oak lt*>... fOP Portland. /\ $0 ft. x 120 ft. on View Street, he- .■ tween Douglas and Blanchard; Harriot Street ...... «....$408 Reports received later werfe that the At Wlllowg, on car line...... $W C. F. De SALIS, LTD l>ody was found by .1 M O'Neill, a con 2 houses on property. total ren-. Graham Street tal $50 per month. Price $30,000 Shelbourne Street ...... $450 Stocks. Real Estate, Etc. tractor. O'Neill said that the girl wan Lot 50x11)5. Price. . $950 Easy v of those; In little more than a child and'that her 202 Times Building. Phone 866. Corner of Chatham and Douglas some cases $7$ down. $1$.M s head had lu*en beaten to a pulp fn$l Sts.. 120 ft. frontage. Price pef month. cations were that she had been killed foot...... *...... $700 CORNER DAVIES AND- ewrty To-day"1------—------Close examination showed that she Snap on Corner of Burdette Ave. ” BRIDGE STREETS, two had first kl>een shot in the right temple. and Penwell St.. 2 lots. 75 ft. on lota and a 5 room house. The Glebe Realty Ce. Burdette Ave. and 105 tt, Jill -Booms é-â, Mn eHttw Htwlt Penwell St. Terms. Fçf i Priiv...... $5,500 —Wm Stewart, men** and ladles' Phone 1SJ3 l£3 Douglas st. tailor, over Terry’s Drug Btore, Doug­ quick sale, price.'...... $12.000 Open every evening from' 7 to 9. ADVERTISE IN THE VICTORIA BIILÏ TIMES las at • -A V

MMHHMI VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911. 17 NEW PREMIER Of 1 FRENCH REPUBLIC

Antoine Monis Has Great Op­ Fifteen portunity to Make Name .. lorttimsetf

To all statesmen called to aasutne rome prominent position the general SUITABLE FOR public looks for a distinctive character­ istic by which It may know them; either a deftntte ftneof poffey or. màybe, some striking outward mark. It Is difficult to know jvhat to say about M. Antoine SUBDIVISION Monis, the Gironde senator whom Pres­ ident Falllere* of France ha# entrusted with the premiership of the fifteenth government to come Into office since the establishment of the third republic, CLOSE IN! CLOSE IN!! says the Paris correspondent of the Loedtti Demy Mali. Six Roomed Thr~ "books of reference show Mr Monta to have had a career similar to that of mahy other French politicians. Her was * country lawyer, starting first » h.-ri- t»:.' 1-randy • •mo* from, as a harrtater-at-law and then Swinerton & he gnt *m. moving to Wordeoa* rave His transfer to the great city of the Gironde was a fateful step In hi* car­ 1206 Government Street eer. for henceforth Ms destiny was to be Intimately bound up with that of the great southern department of

This cut, while not taken from a photograph of the house itself, gives a For many years he was intprested good idea of its appearance. , In the cognac Industry, and hi* busi­ ness connection gave him an advan­ For Sale The house is built on cement foundation, cement floor in full sized basc: tage In financial questions In the cham­ ber. However, he was only Ip the New Modem Houses! ment; reception^ hall opening into parlor, dining room, kitchen and with stair­ Lower House for two year*, and not way running from it. being re-elected, did not ever stand SAANICH again. Hie career led him to the Sen­ NEW !t ROOMS, full base- The dining room is finished with burlap and plate rails. Parlor with ate, and In 1881 he entered the Luxem­ ment, furnaee ; first class fire-place, etc. burg palace as one of the five senators finish, including plate for the Gironde. —__£ i. glam window*. Fine view ACREAGE The reference book# ray he acted a* of mountains and sea. Lot 50x135 vice-president of the Upper House for time and was on the committee of About one acre of ground. This property is only two blocks from Fort street, in one of the highest the naval commission and once intro­ Five minutes from car 66 ACRES overlooking Union Bay, 36 acres of which are under duced a bill for protecting the forest* line. Cheap at $15,000 districts in the city. of Gascony against Urea. A* a senator cultive!ion ; the balance daily cleared. Thi* property ia well he frequently took part In the debates, COOK STREET, fine 9 mom fenced, has a pood six room house, two good baros, au exhaust- now ever, and his Inloreal in politics, leas water supply and baa fruit bearing orchard. This desir­ coupled with hi* moderate view* ami house, splendidly finished. hie strong local position In the Giro­ Vetv fine electric fittinga. able houu site can be bought in its entirety or either half of it Terms $500 Cash nde, combined to win him eventually Full baaement an<) fur­ can be had. The price for the whole ia the ministerial portfolio to which all nace. One of the beat And Balance $35.00 Per Month. French politician* aspire In 1899 he became Minister of Justice and houaea on the atreet. Price The price might be reduced if a larger cash payment were made.. rfflcto vice-president of the council In ia ...... $9,500 the Waldeck-Rousseau cabinet. $23,000 ------BEE US ABOUT THIS-TO-DA Y. —- OAK BAY, new 5 room The senator enjoys a high reputation house. One-third cash. On terms. for Integrity and moderation, but his Ralanee 1 and 2 yeara. life has run In tranqutl places, and thl* Price...... $3,000 fact, coupled with a certain natural reserve he possesses, results In hie en­ try Into office as a man who, to the BUSINESS BUYS general public, is comparatively un­ VIEW STREET, near Doug- F.J.Hart&Co.,Ld. known. In the great position into laa. Choice liuaineaa lo­ PEMBERTON BLOCK Which capricious fortune has un ex pert cation. Per foot... $850 Pemberton & Son edly cast him he has a clean sheet on VICTORIA, B. C. Comer Fort and Broad Street which to record his progress. A glimpse et* o statesman often RESIDENCE LOTS Vancouver Chilliwack teaches more than columns of data in OAK DAY—We «till have a New Westminster Established 1891 Aldergrove reference book*, and a sight of Senator few lota left in Wilmot Mont* corrects any notion* derived from his uneventful career as to hi* Place, hut they have been being a dry official or a tedious pro­ going faat this week. , Seed Ilfs in lets, All if fessional politician I first caught sight of him as he was wending his Which Will Hike Yes way through the crowded lounge of MONEY I0ICI Gorge the cosmopolitan hotel where he has Cross & Co. hi* rooms In Paris to offer a political Douglas Street GORGE friend a portfolio over the long-di* 622 Fort Street. HOLLYWOOD PARK, dose 5 ACRES with 200 ft. water­ tam e telephone. It was the night he to car. .">0x120. Price had formed his ministry, and the |>Wo»h CORNER QVEENS AND DOUGLAS, splendid lot, 100 ft. on is'...... $700 View front. No rock. A snap at ant hotel lounge was filled with after Douglas Street. dinner folk and reporters, sipping cof DOUBLE CQ|[NKR. Mad- fee ami whiskey and soda, everyone dock ami Orillia, near with his eyes on the lift, for It was Uorgc. The two. I‘rice known that the new cabinet was hold Price, $48,000 Park $1,800 ing Its first meeting. in M. Monis ia...... $800 apartments. Suddenly a rather thick This ia a aure Money-Maker. >1088 STREET, near Rich­ Large lots near water and An Acre set. robust figure cleft through the ardson. Price . .,$1,350 crowd and walked briskly through the ...... car line. _ biunga to the reception:- tabby without REID STREET: near Qiiad- paying any heed to. the sensation his ra. Price...... $600 presence created. It was the new prime minister. The B. C. Realty Co. ORAIIA.ME STREET, near- Ikteria Mortgage A Treat Tour landlord la the only one met $275 to My first thought on seeing him was profita by It. Bav. Price ...... $950 of that fatal date of birth at 1844 given Tou can't sell your rent receipts. 623 Trounce Ave. Phone 2443 QUEEN'S AVENUE, facing Company, Limited by the reference books. The erect fig Bvery dollar paid lor rent 1» $950 ure, the clear, piercing eye, and the Park, one A eorper: the Temporary Office, Room 8, iOli energy radiating from hie entire per­ Start now toward two...... $3,800 Quarter cash. Government Street sonality suggest a man In the fifties A Home of Your Own rather than a man who ha* passed his OXFORD STREET, large Paying tor It with the money you lot, 50x150. Price $1,050 Balance 1. 2 ami 3 years at P. O. Box 878 sixtieth year. He Is simple and demo­ would continu# to pay for rent. cratic In hla manner, a* he showed by Lci ls Tslk lt-4»vw WUU You IRMA STUKtyf-.w Lose.-lit ...... AUlUl .------Ms unconcern in walking through ttv- ..... Burnside. Prier . . . $775 Call and get a plan to-day. gaping crowd In the lounge without CHAUCER STREET, clow stopping save now and again to grasp WILLIAM C HOLT the hand of a friend he met on his way Builder and Contractor, to Oak Bav avenue. Price m Oarbaily Road. Phone 1.14# Eight Acres on Gorge After seeing M. Monis and speaking plane and Estimates furnished free. i* ...... $736 with htm I would hasard the S< The 160 acres advertised at 4*5.00 per acre ia withdrawn. Easy terms on all the above. Rd. Inside City Limits even pn this fleeting Impression, that All land around it has been advanced to $100 per acre. he will not be the straw man which the This la ripe for subdivision, in a opponents of the new cabinet suggest We control the beat frontage on Prospect Lake. We con­ Heisterman "moat desirable locality, and the he is. M. Berteaux. the wealthy gov­ trol the key to its situation. This is worth looking into. Currie & Power Burnside Car will be within three ernment broker, well dressed, urbane HOLT & ATTWELL 1214 Oeegla* St. Phene 1466 minutes' walk. Price and witty, certainly laid down the new RKAI. ESTATE AO ENTE. Our Metchoain subdivision containing the C. N. R. station, ministry In Its outline In agreement 1306 Broad EL Phone *178. the Store and Post Office will be ready in a short time. Its Forman & Co. $2500 Per Acre with tin i<>rc* fui M. Delcasse, and M For sale, 209 acres Kootenay district, 1212 Broad Street. Monis acquiesced In the suggestions or will exchange* for city property worth waiting for. Let us tell you about it. Very Easy Term^ of his two friends. Chaucer atreet, elx-roomed house, full» modern, 13.000; S1.0Û0 cash, bal­ Phone 55. But It 1* well toiremember that hi* ance arranged. R. B. PUNNETT sole chance of getting together a min Richmond avenue, me-roomed, fullt Phone 111». P.O. Drawer 715. istry reeled in hi* being able t<> find modern house, a good buy: price $3.796; Betterton & Jones Bargains ! one^thlrd; easy terms. Room 10, Mahon Block. Victoria a combination which would draw to­ Real Estate and investments. Lot. 50x122, just off Oak Bay avenue; 6-roomed house on Princees 8t.. gether the various groups of the Re 1950; terms. 19-20-21 Premia Block. Phone 143. 006 Government *L — Central Park, new and** publican party, and M. Monis acted . .Carey road, one three-roomed house» modern,’ full basement, well HOUSES BUILT very sagely In securing the co-opera and two lots; a snap, $1.0$#; 1 caahf rented. Easy term*. Price lion of two «if the strongest personal­ easy term*. Garden City ities" In the chamber. Th#* task before Empress avenue, lot 96x128; price, ...... 11,219 $1,#Û0; $40o cash, balance easy. IIlllbide Ate—Easy terms A On Instalment ___3Ka_have a block of choice him 1* "one of overwhelming difficulty few loî* left at ...... ill.(MO lot* In thle mibdlvleion for sale M. Berteaux has identified himself Yates Si., near Vancouver, two Plan on very *a*y tfrme. Plgh end with the railway men who were dis good buy*, rental bearing. dry with excellent view. Streets missed for their share in the great railway strike and all the accompany­ RWI8GE THE YMOUR «««ROWS SPECIAL ! Price,1 per foot ...... $266 arc being graded and sidewalks laid; city water Call and ing destruction and disorder. M Bri r| HOLLYWOOD PARK^ one of the best bits in (EQAA D. H. BALE •us about these at once if you and appealed to the companies on the The best buy in the city want a fine home pile or a good men’s behalf, but beyond an appeal he this subdivision for qXiick sale, on terms, at.. «P01/1/ Bagshawe & Co’y Contractor and Builder Investment. could not go—the companies are mas­ is 1216 Broad Street. Cor. Fort and Btadacona Avenue . ters In their own house* Are the In Telephone 1146. bor malcontents awaiting wonder* Phone 2271. McKenzie l Russell from the Monis government, the polttl Corner of Fort and 411 Pemberton Blk. Phone 1248 cal combination -Which overthrew Bri- GILLESPIE Ê? HART and Mthe dictator?” And are the Vancouver St Freemasons expecting a fresh out General Insurance and Real Estate. 1115 Langley St. burst of antl-clerlcallsm frorn the party PRICE A Snap in Acreage on the In power, which criticized so bitterly, YATES STREET through the mouth of Its^puppet, M. New Saanich Car Line Malvey, the other day the Brlandlst $22,500 South Side, Between Quadra and Vancouver. te Acres near Haanlchton, imit­ policy of "appeasement?” Good Terms We have 120 feet located as above. Can sell m 30 foot piece* able for subdivision, with large The keen little Bordeaux lawyer at wâterfrontmg*, beautiful sandy the head of affair* will need all the For «tie For Sale an Assured Income or as a whole." For further particulars call on beach. dexterity of hla predecesaor. coupled PRICE 89,000 with (strength tempered by taet, to Exclusively by SIX ACRES LAND in high state of cultivation ; 500 fully satisfy hla own supporters In parlia­ bearing trees; 20 minutes from ear line. (PTT FOÀ One-third cash, balance I and 2 ment, without Counting at all thy very years. These trees will produce at last $3 each. Price «D JtlUU R. V. Winch & Co„ Ltd. strong opposition which Is already I RUSSELL & GREGG i manifested towards the new cabinet. Phone HJj. Temple Bldg. Fort St. Victoria. JOHNSON & CLARK Henceforth he should have no dlfll- •07 Pemberten eeiQiy, A. TOI.I.F.B f* Cn 604 YATES STREET «» Breed Street. I culty In vivifying the data beneath hi» name In the reference hooka. J1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911, 18 TVl-EWRITKlt WANTKP-Musl be I' first t-lass running order. Apply ■ Bo> WRIGHT BROTHERS 404 Times. *»w CIVIC ELECTIONS TO LET-A nice suits Of four housekeep­ RUSSIANS FEAR ing rooms, unfurnished, central positionr "V private front and side entrance; lan|, 1 yard; sheds and conveniences, low ret ,y FIXED FOR APRIL 7 SUE MANUFACTURERS to respectab(e tenant. Apply 964 Masv SPREAD OF PLAGUE Stn t. City a| t YOU «Ov“ Should not miss 'The Bur canee-rs."' a stirring story of the pirate- Twin Bargains on the Spanish Main, shown to-day and Council Goes Out of Office on Allege Infringements, of Patent to-morrow at the New Empress Theatrv HOPEFUL REPORTS FROM Monday Next, With Nom­ for Aeroplanes — Seek -1N- fcOOK STREET, near Dallas Road, lot' inations Next Dav $1,000,000 Damagges $1800 each. Dalby tt Lawson «15 Fo« CHINA CONTRADICTED ______- ...... MLl NIAGARA STREET-Two fine large h>t> close to car . line; particulars, Dath As had been foreshadowed In the (Times Leased Wire.) St Lawson 615 Fort ptreet. m!’ Times, the new civic election will be Paris, March 2».-Pending a resump Michigan street—The owner of th- In Chinese Quarter of Harbin third lot from Oswego on Mtchlgai held on Friday, April T. The Interim lion of their suit against a gumber of street requires immediate funds and wb Population Has Dropped mayor and council will cease to hold French aervvlum manufacturers for sell. . this lot _for „tl.WO— on------easy ternis. J office on Monday next, April_8i and on ,.. -v------...... „... t -O. Mtlnaait. PUIrfleld Office. There’s hardly a pin to choose between Ffom 40,000 to 4,000 the following day, between noon and ______will »*** r.i- Wrtght ■ _ «xtrfct fV nr eiu ' reived by the veteran returning officer. |confl,ient that their clients will recover on easy terms; nice, dry lots; no rock these two grind “snap” investments, so W. W. Northcott, In the police court n^lt than 11.000.000 damages^ At J. O. Stinson, phone 1673, Fairfield Office (Times Leased Wire.) room. j the first hearing of the case. Wilbur that I TOOk STREET—A double corner close It* we term then* “Twin Bargains” 8t. Petersburg. March 29—Flatly These dates were decided upon jr§S- W right testified. He admitted had I **,600 Stinson. Fairfield Office, m2 • contradicting hopeful reports from terday afternoon at a meeting of the j Qermnn and English periodicals provincial executive and the necessary 1 pr|nt,-v ' Grand double comer on Moleskine Rond, close to Dougins street. Sixe wiped out. Stinson, at Fairfield office. . «Û =r In Pudsladan. the Chinese quarter There Is no sign of any second can- I the law examination In th£ HARBINGER A VENTE beautiful lo- $1,800 !k",xt22. There's a strung demand for prot« rty in then,- section».------<>r Harbin, tb. reports H) lb r-"pu dldale for the mayoralty so far, but Lrmttdtmr. Baetton ettuare. The » *t thflftc. try Srtnsmr. at Fatrftetd Gfftrc latlorv has dropped by plague from 40. there will be a copies! In at least four allons are being conducted tnJ* 000 to 4,000. and hivat of the survivors of the five wards for aldermanfc rë-jih both Victoria and Vancouver COWICHAN RTREF.T Nice large lot are children the plague rarely attack­ presentatives. All the: memln-rs of the faring two street*, for 6600, by Stinson Spring is here and now it's tiinejo liestir yourself and secure that home you have been eount- at Fairfield Office. - ing upon Tor so long. ing any one under 15 years of age. present board will be candidates. The | DIED. If any outbreak of Importance comes members of the school board will prob­ BROVSR-Al New Denver, B. C.. FOR SALE-New and modern five roon cottage, near car line, James Hay; very> V In European Russia, It Is said the gov­ ably all seek re-election and there may day. li.rch je. l»ll. Chrtattana croable, wife of Dr. J. E Brouiw. easy terms for quick «ale. Apply Box REMEMBER THIS FACT» ernment will draw military cordon* be one or two new candidates. _** Time*______around the Infected districts and will LOVELAND HOV9K and five and a haï - order the soldiers to shoot down all who ^ acres with outbuildings and fruit tree* try to break through. z Too Late to Classify Situated about six miles fronr- town - Victoria Property Will Never Again Be Offered SHORE WAS close to proposed car line route, about FOR THE MOST POPULAR 15 nilnutea from Beaver Lake Station R. L BORDEN TENDERS FORM OF ADVERTISING IN and close to the Junction of three roads TOWN TRY THIS COLUMN Price. $5.000. Terms. C. C|. Pemberton at Present Low Prices HIS RESIGNATION AMONG THE VICTIMS! 7074 Yales street.______by young I WANTED—Hotel and automobile bust If you don’t want to build, come in and look over our fine list of Houses for Sale; wr can I WANTED—Position In office “*1 ness. We have partie* waiting. Mat find you something suitable whether it’s a eottage or a mansion. We’ve lots of maps, but I indy.- Apply-- - Box ' No.^ 406 Tin ------^ _t| rlott A Fellow*. 619 Trounce avenue, m-f MODERN SIX '«u I WEST HAANICH ROAD ÂORF.A<ÏE-W • you must come quickly for them. The swiftest numer cleans up the bargains. More power (Continued from page LF ■tree., with full U.V. 25 „rr„ olo» to propuwd B. V i Arthur Morley Left on the Se- eonn«:tl«>n »nd e'*'7^l^*lân5îel 8t.. EUrlrtr Rallw.r; prie. 88.0». term. to him. SlTlU? M.: «w; hlxh snd dry D*.by A I*.w«n Messrs Roblln and Rogers are also chelt Returning Home— RMKII. «7 p*mb.rtuu Block JU Fort .Ir^t______mentioned, but they are handicapped l-ho,,. 12» m,l | WANTED To trade, a rich 2» aero frul' Members of Crew ------1 and chicken - farm near Corning. Sacr « by a political past and are not per- BKAUTIKVL CORNER UJT »t Foul Bay I mento Valley, California, for city o-* WALLACE & CLARKE ono block from car and beach, com-1 suburban prop**rty. Full particulars *• grata to tho best men of the KS5,n^cT,lSS: VhW^-hTÏ'.?1*» oruhh A I—tta. Qroon Block.______-2» party. Mr. Blfton has been suggested. Those now known to have been months. William T. Henry, owner. kYnG’8 ROAD. NEAR QUADRA Corne. 620 Yates Street but It la generally recognised that the drowned In the Sechelt disaster are: IIniton. ______*P41 k»t. 0.256; inside lot ILU6. Qrubb * Letts. m? W. O. WALLACE Tel. 471 R. WILSON CLARKE Tory |>arty cannot so soon take up Arthur Morley. resident of Booke, NOTICE TO AGENTS Kindly with him Though Mr. Borden *tias Lot 14. Block 15. BURNSIDE ROAD A*iU ALPHA—A Bn aged 37. reconsidered for a day or so hie de A VERY FINE DOUBLE CORNER on corner, S^.W). 116 feet on Burnsld- clsion to resign, the ultimate outcome J. W. Burns, aged 50. of Sooke. and Belmont avenue.' within 356 feet of r ort Grubb A l,ettw.______of the present row In the opposition Mrs. Burns, hie wife. street; 110 feet on Belmont avenue, high VICTORIA WEST—A nice, new five roon ranks N problematical. Meanwhile and dry; this Is one of the finest homo cottage, bath, separate toilet, two pan SETTLERS COMING George King Newton, aged 26. of sites In the Clty: b6»y tarwix If required tries, flri-plitce, basement with station the Liberal* alt back and laugh. Victoria, a surveyor. Apply Box No. A1746. Times. •» ary washtubs; M.M6. Orubb A Mt^ BE INDEPENDENT ! Conservative Opinion. J. I. Henderson, aged 26. of Vic­ FOR SALE-Self playing piano, quite new "______L------Ü* * toria. lineman for Grant. Smith * Apply MM Government atraet. GORGE ROAD Two fine boMlng Iota Wo ran nffor you sonio of tho boat rahtos in small aero»go Ottawa. March clttsen, Fine five room new | corner Gorg»- road, opposite? park. Ownc FROM THE STATES Conservative, says: “That an under Co. X OAK BAY AVENUE- will be at Dominion Hotel this e\ cnlng Capt. H. V. James, aged 27, master house, bath, pantry, Imsement : this pro- I Farms on Vancouver island. Below is some choice ones. current of unrest pervaded the opposl ask for Mr. King. . , ^ and part owner of the Sechelt. perty will be sold a bargain, owners I ten ACRES AT COLWOOD. near railr-wd. Np rock. Easy lion camp last evening was evlden must sell A. Williams St Co.. 7W Yates USED PIANO IN PRETTY WALNUT Hugh Young, of Vancouver, engin­ terms. Price ...... • • • • • S*»®®° from the paucity of the attendance In street. m2* I case, made by one best known Canadian g eerr «Iof the «ecneii.Sechelt. I giwe i né "âwiw ih. Jubilee Hos-1 manufacturers, now offeretl for $2M Ê FIVE ACHES AT COLWOOD. near railmad. No rock. Easy Vanguard of Army Reaches the House of Cofnmons and the gather­ William IMivldsqn. deckhand, aged Jj*B| \ williams St Co.. Ltd.. 704 Terms $1«> monthly Hlcka * Lovtc»* ing of groups In the corridors and in pital. $650. A. terms. Price ...... 6^?® 25. formerly on Empress steamers. Yates street.______Plano______Co., opposite Post__ J;Office. Winnipeg—Anxious to the Conservative caucus room A. ru­ WALNUT TEN ACHES AT COLWOOD. fine chicken farm site. Price. mor was prevalent that weary of crltl William Ralston, fireman, aged 26. Start Work native of Halifax. N. 8., where his per acre ...... 9SOO clsm of his policy Mr Borden had de­ Hams * Co.. Ltd.. 764 Yates street. ‘ m29 manufacturers, now , cided to place In the hands of the party parents reside, and a member of the Terms $1» monthly. Hicks â Lovld FIVE A4 RES OF THE ABOVE on easy terms, at. per Fifth Regiment NOTICE TO AGENTS Lot 14. Block 15. Plano Co., opposite Post Office. < m- * his resignation of the leadership This Rockland Park. eoM. m2» acre ...... «325 report seemed to be somewhat general Ernest Barrett. ag«d 26. formerly In USED PIANO IN-PRETTY WALNUT • (Special to the Tunes.) ly accepted a* well founded and none the Royal Marines, deckhand FINE CORNER LOT-46x13». corner Oak case, made by one best known Canadlm TEN AND A HALF ACHES, li miles from city. Easy terms. Bay avenue and Amplilon street, a snap manufacturers, now offeretl for I®' WlnnlpCK. March 2».—The vannuurd gave it more ready credence than Lib Slowly the names of thorn* ..who Price ...... 63,150 were aboard the Ill-fated steamer Se­ at fl.Suo Box 414 Times. mil Terms $10 monthly. Hicks * Lone:. of a 1911 army of.Vnlled stye, mutter, erals gathered In room It A GOOD ONE—High and level tot on Plano Co., opposite Post Office. __ m21 reached Winnipeg at l ie thl. morning. An old-time Ifarllamentarian. of chelt are being learned through the We have several ime-aorl, halfs and quarters, close in. earnest efforts being pursued by the Cecil street, near Edmonton road; price. VERY SPECIAL VALUE IN PLAY El: course a conservative, who was ask.-d $;Vrf) Phone ICY______m31 Pianos at $6*‘ and $700. These have Ju*- ami m-Wr ear lines. Prices on application. If you have any There was a solid tralnluad of eltects, provincial police This morning It his opinion on the situation, expressed been Imported and are mede by Th« comprising 41 csrloads and two col­ was learned that Arthur Morley. well READ THIS—Let on Linden avenue, near stocks or 4^rc> and w- h to realize cash on your holdings, list himself to the following effect: DU May atrt-et, lane alongside; price, $1.550; Aeolian Co. of New York, the W«»rld onist sleepers attached to the train, leading Player Plano Manufacturer* same with ns. as we have buyers at short notice. satisfaction with leadership Is nothing- known In this city, who owned^ a one on Blackwood, near Hillside, price, $1.206. Phone .JHL m31 Old Instruments taken In exchange a members of twenty-Hie families. They new in our political experiences : wit farm In the Jordan River district, was fair valuation Hlck.s St lA»vlck Plarv- were so keen to get on tsnd that they ness changes between 1876 and 1894, amongst those who met death In the LOTS ON fill El.HOUR NE for $425 each: Co., opposite Post Office. _____w-• _____ terms. Phofie 1421. mil sent forward a dispatch to the yard- Mackenzie succeeded by Blake and awful catastrophy Ten (ft those, on VERY* SPECIAL VAÏ.UË IN PL AYR?' Phone the steamer Including five of thr crew. |?;oRGE VIKW PaRK—Two large lots . Plano* at $•>*> and $7»J0. These have lust master asking him to send them Blake succeeded l«f Laurier, but In the on the water. $65i) and $560. easy terms. 0. H. Bowman & * ?-P M ed to reach hé# ears. 1 would not say iwr ot reports to the camp at Jordan I pared to go--right on land which was river. He wwo known t«. bav-> been] riIVE ROOM HOUSE.. Hillside ayentfe. AUTOMATIC MACHINE FOR LAWN that under pressure of this nagging Mr. fl.fc»; exceptionally easy terms. Le PERSONAL. purchased last year. They are equip­ Borden has became petulant, but the on the sechelt the day ah* was lout mower grinding. H. M. Wilson. C1U Sueur. HW A Co.. Ltd., McVallum block . Market Building: phuna 171>. . ped with everything that experience fact t* undeniable that 4t bm» had It* and as he lias not arrived at his des­ • ...... Tear Mrs. John Cochrane. Linden avenue, has shown It necessary to make a start effect upon him and he Is now prepar tination It Is certain that he ha* been LATEST "MACHINERY for lawn "tower drowned, although It Is believed by FOUR ROMM COTTAGE. Fort street, grinding; Inspection Invited. Waites A 5-SNAPS-5 will not receive tomorrow. on the virgin prairie In addition to ed to throw up his Job. Will he do so* close In; large frontage $2.i»»i> easy terms. Knapton. 610 Pandora street, near Gov­ machinery and household effects, there I think not. Do you know what would eonie of his friends that he got off at l>e Sueur. Hill A Co., Ltd.. McCallum ernment ; phone 24*.-______FIFTH ST., big lot, 6875 William Head This, however. M block. Phone 3607 m2» F. M. Logan, formerly Provincial a-as a large number of horses and cat­ probably happen were Mr. Borden to CORDOVA BAY—Choice camping site. 24 ’ looked upon as mot-t unlikely as h. CORNER ON HAUL!AIN dairy commissioner, has l«een ap|*ointed tle. resign, whv. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, astute MONTEREY "AVENUE—Extra large cor-| feet In depth, running from road t< 6500 secretary-manager of the “Made-ln politician that he Is. would spring an would have reached th« 'lnce, and before coming Hugh Kennedy who ha. been man- the campaign would be lost sight of. Maywood P. O. FOR BALE—81* lots facing Ryan an Yesterday afternoon and thls^meirn- house M Jones. 1366 Government St. Acton street. R.h Ifland Park. 40x1V. an CORNER ON HILLSIDE to British Columbia did good work ini L. W Rick * I'o. for the past Nor I have faith in Mr. Borden's |oy- Htterm. 'from W m- wms term*- - th. -.reic at the Dominion, aavsrnil;»?I g. Ittty to ms-pm-tr:-'irod my twdW fcr-slwtv AND COOK . 61.850 year or ÏM\*'amI whfi* is’one”oYTKe^eSt The highest part and best view In Rock SIIELBOl RNE, rather than surrender its leadership f im im! on the ore ° b|Mi been Instl- I WxlM. ALL GOOD 9ÛU. Jnstde 1* mile land Park ; very little rock. Wr R. Gal LOT ON known and most highly-respected of now', will estimate at its real worth the ftatrol which Inway. R«H»m 8. McGregor Blovk. Vlev circle. $5i*i. A M Jom i. 1»6 Govern- and Broad street# ______m‘-' for .. 6450 A very pleasant time was spent on the city's realty men. will on Saturday hostile gossip of the hour and do his tuted So far. however, no more ment street.______SIXTEEN LOTS on Stwglbourne street -- All very easy terms. Tueiwlsy «vetting at I be home of Cant, assume the position of manager of the duty by the party which on the who*« bodlr*» of those who met their fate WANTED—At once, clerk for grocery In the veeeel hsvo l*m dlerovererl by tcxl65, only $450 each for the tot. or $T#i W. H. Logan. 134 Clarenee street, when real estate department of the Dominion has loyally supported him. trusted him. Ht.»re. must have references. P. O. Box each searutely. See me at once abou his daughter Ethel entertained a few Trust Company, which Is enlarging Its which looks to him. as the safest man parties on the lookout Two 156. ______m* these. W. R. Galloway. Room 8. M< Harris & Sturgess of her friends A'mong the guests were business activities here and is atjput tn In sight 4o whom the Interests of the launch. " from the nunrantlne station i-; IN ï, A Y SON ANL» CEDAR HILL~L>oii- Gregor Block, View and Broad streets Misses May and Kathleen Simpson. erect a line office block on James Bay. country could be entrusted. were out yesterday but they folle 1 to hle corner, two Inside oif l.aIng street, 1219 Douglas Miss H. Jeffrey. Miss K. King. Ml." sight anything except a few vo i" dry ; no rock; In city limits. $2.500 the 1 FOR SALT. 182 (eel frontage, by 1*1 fee' beside the post office four Apply. Shack, on Lalng. Next MerchantH Hank H tankin. Miss J McKay. hnd Mr Kennedy will make temporary floating tl...... near where th ,n* I deep with seven roomed house, just out Messrs. It MacKay. E. N. Ca.e, A. A. ORRINE FOR WHISKEY AND LOST Master ^mariner's terllflcate No. side city limits Other snaps, too, Pat Pjione 2631. office arrangements until the company s ■ring occurred. tlculars at Jones* Photo Studio, Eaqu* Meharev. and ItoSs Patterson. The William Ralston, fireman of the lost 26843 Finder please return to Times own building 1* completed, and expects BEER HABIT Office. m311 malt Road. ______m>l evening wa. pleasantly spent In game* steamer, joined her when she to be able to o|*en his office early next the former I TO LET Furnished rooms with use of I TO LET—Large store 1 nniglHH stree" and music. Miss l-ogan. the hostess, week. The new manager has l»een here orrtnff Is Ihs mamlanl r*roe»Y **«• ls service, being engaged! hy th everywher* reroxnlMd »• ihs mosi .u.- bath and telephone Corner Douglas and I opposite City Hall. Empire Realt> com charmingly rendering "The Rosary for some few years and Is thoroughly engineer. A. Kicks, who l. now on he Humboldt any. 641 Fort street.______™ and "Come hack tn Erin." A dainty ...... fui *nd reliable home treatment for Princes* ('harlott*. and who left the Phone 946 acquainted with the realty situation In the "Drink Habit " It I» highly praised FOR BALK—Modem seven roomed house. Ij aMKS BAY Three lots. Kingston street. E supper was served at the close of the and about Victoria, while his high by thousands ..f Women, herauae It has steamer only two day* before she sank. gas. aewer, etc; upper Fort street. *•'-*eaeli---- »• $2.100. A Bridgman. 1007 Oov- in evening. sense of commercial honor and his restored their loved one» to live» of »o- He wa* formerly on the steamer ,,lJ^ar- ply Box 39Û Times Office.______eminent street ______(31 hrlety and u»efulne*s. end tn, meekly thorough uprightness have gained him Ralston, who was a native of Halifax, BIO SPECIAL MEETING (or unskilled THIRTY FEET PANDORA. » reel Cor _K was Inadvertently stated In the the confidence and esteem of the com­ 'SETk’îmh»o- ZdT'pu't^eTh; £ k-ov. Ectti where.W l«»t. reside laborers hi the Labor Hall on Friday moranl. IIS.KW A W. Hr Ida man, — Government street m3: sporting columns yesterday that the munity. esswles and many comforts of home. Any came hvrs from I’algary. a yaar ago. evening next at 8 o'clock. Worker* for Princes Ave. yacht club meeting was to he held wife** or mother...... __whoI___ _n„la to4n waveearn lierl«»-F He julnvd the Fifth Regiment. C. O. A., civic coni rectors earnestly requested to WANTED - Two industrious se learns that evening The meeting Is fixed for SLACK ’ .VTER ACTIVE PASS. husband or won from ‘Drink w\\\ be glad being a gunner In No. 1 Co. aoon after attend.______—11 with good references to sell l»eet advei Five roomed modern bunga­ to-morrow (Thursday) evening. In to know that she can purchase ORRINK hla arrival, and was still <>n the 126x126 DAVID STREET. ROCK BAY- ttslng proposition to retail merchant* from C. H. Bowes. 1228 Government street, Commission $60 cash on each orde low. nearly new ; on half lot. Pioneer hall. Broad street, at 816. March. 1911 strength of the regiment when he met Splendld she for factory; $2.'W1 |H.W Slat kill. W. Slack and If no benefit I* obtained after a trial terms. Wallace A Clarke, 6» Yates when shipped Hustler* can average we will refund the money. hi» death. William Davidson, who mil 15 orders monthly. Address B., Box 41. Close to Blanchard street. —Paul Edmonds, the baritone. Is giv­ |h. m.(h. m.||li. m.|h. m ORRINE Is prepared In two forms. No. came from the tug Chemalnu. to Join street ______Iowa City. Iowa. • • _ secret treatment, a powder, absolutely TO LET-Seven room house. Cormorant ing a song recital on Wednesday. April | 6 «8 | 16 42 II 11 411 « * the HechetL wa» a native of Devon- street, close to Blanchard; $26 month; MUSIC LKa »NS Pianoforte, alnglm- tsateless and odorless, given secretly In eccompanlments; dance music, thorougt Price $3,200 at 8 10 p m at the Institute hall, as­ | «06 1 17 $4 [| .... | U 1» food or drink. ORRINE No. 2. in pill ■hire. England. He l« survived by a Immediate poeeeaalon T P. McCunnelb sisted' by Miss Lillian Haggerty, so­ | 6 S | 16 M || 6 12 | 12.67 brother at the Telegraph Bay Powder Suite 464. Pemberton Building. m2» tuition, rapll progress: $3 per month form. I* for those who desire to take vol­ Apply Musician. Times______ap2* prano. and Hagen Kohlenberg, the well | '• 4» | It a || • 53 | 11 41 untary treatment. ORRINE coat* only Works, and a wife. Ernest Barrett, the NÔTK7 REAL ESTATE AOENTS-LotP TO REAL ESTATE AOEN+B^Thla to t- ON EASY TERMS. known Danish pianist, of Vancouver 7 I6 |» 48 || 1 36 11.00 a box. Write for Free Orrlne Book other deckhand, was formerly In the 16 and 19 Cook street, facing Oscar let (mailed in plain sealed envelope) to notify you that the property on Mo* Tickets 11. at all music stores. 7 48 | 22 21 || 2 23 navy, and was employed on the steamer street, are sold. Owner. n» 8 24 ’___|| 3 » ORRINK CO.. Orrlne Building. Washing­ street, tot 16, section 46. has this da? ton. D. C. ORRINE Is recommended and Amur before Joining the Sechelt. ! SEVEN ROOMED HOUSE torsnt sad been withdrawn from the market m?- OOô I' 90Û || 4 17 Colonel O. Atkins-Colllna writes the furniture for sale, cheap; $69 Johnson Real Estate, Insurance 1 43 I 10 68 j] $ 19 Is for sale In this oily-by : very easy term* Ing full information re ability to repre 5 38 ! 18 03 ! ! .. .. from the east." “Jesso. that's the west male survivor of I Also five good level lots, to feet front sent the company satisfactorily, may 1* ENTERTAINMENTS ON HUMAN 6 02 ' M 5T. i 0 U the Newtons of Dliaravllle. County 1 each. $2.»0; easy terras; these are bar­ WILL APPEAI- wind coming back." . WÊ mailed within the next week to P. O rature t, 6 S| 1951 || 0 47 | 13 Wicklow. Ireland, who. Borne eleven gains; no agents. Owner, Box 4ti6 Times Box 1361 Vancouver, ^ C. ____ «471» M|| 1 Ml 14 10 year» ago was forced to sell the prop- Office raS* . >;very Nlkht Bexlnnln* 7 #i ' 22 <« || 2 0» | 14 to . ertl This beautiful 1’lace. near the STEWART ROOMS. 539 Yates street Portlgnd, Ore.. March »— Attorneys 7 «4M 1**1 IMIAA Kip.cUll. STUMP AND TREE PULLING Fig Coop-r * Johnson bag to-aanounca J for Jans William Massing, a contractor 7 40| .... || 4 06 | 16 :* mothers, rely nn* vale' of Aviva waa bought hy a society urea given for any sise Job; also modern their numerous friend* end patron* the found guilty of wife murder to-day Monday, April 3rd 0»| 7 64 |j 6 43 | 17 XI C V T I c U R - of Nue» from Dublin, who converted II stump pullers and tool* for sale. For they have opened up the above room* Millions SOAP an particulars, price and terms, apply R. newly furnished throughout, and ar. filed formalwfsWlvc that they Will SP Admbtebm Kle»I NT«ht ITe*. Collection' Lg skiLg ak‘ 18 31 Into g convent. 11. *11! 8 S3 | 19 28 CUT I <7 V R Wc take this opportunity of thank- H. I merest. 46» Burnside road. Phone now opee for business. Electric light peal. 12 A4 U » 17 j » 22 OINTMENT for oral centrally Unrated. Ratas, 66c. uf> sp The jury convicted Housing after thextreatf ient of ing hi* friend* for the kind1 opinions fjjgcf jg STREET-Between Montréal end Public Examination* on Stage at 14 05 H 9 41 ! tl 06 of Women WANTED-At once, twadrossmak- rs fO I,oina out five hours Hawing shot his 18 (H |! 10 06 | 21 60 nun tying Irrita­ him in the ObltttAfY notice published,! m laawronce streets two deep lots Par- Close of Each Lecture. _ g tions, Inflammations and y hist all' whîch wHI be a groat wlgee to his he-1 tlculars from Dalby * Lawson «U Fort alteration department. Apply AngW' wife on the street last November private Consultations Patty From It* a. 2 .. w»ia« t as well as for the toilet, bath and Campbell A Co , Ltd ilasting to-day declined hr dtecuw Ma 4 IT 16 51 (I II 091-23 1* reeved mother.” \ sireaL ui., at King Edward Hotel. • UU 17 41 U U 4» l a 60 Victoria daily times, Wednesday, march 29, toil 19V-

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Block of Good Lots ARCHITECTS advertisement for leae than 10 cents. ARt GLASS ______LAUN.DRV APARTMENT HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS WILSON, JOHN. Architect, 121 Hember- ▲. F ROY-HART GLASS. LEADED STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY. MOUNT EDWÀH Allbs, corner Vancouver DOUBLE CORNER—McNeill and Mont­ TTOHTS. TETfr : fof chtnrhw. «rtioots, The wMto laundry. -We guaranletjlrst^ and ep.urtni# street*.stre« ^6B»ee»e|»MBÈNew apartment erey, overlooking Shoal Bay; splendid ubllo *u11dlnga and private dwellings. class work and pm tpt delivery. Thon# houee. Three or four roomedTTlate. Wirn]" Mtr;* IJ.406V itir wiiwr- wamtvr * 4V C El. WOOD WATKINS, Architect. Iain and fancy glaw sold. Sashes 1017. 841 View street. kitchen and bathroom. No children. Clarke, 620 Yate* street. m» 1 - Rooms 1 and 1 Green Bloch, cor. glased. Special terms to contractor*. MACHINISTS Phone 2142. Apply to the manager Broad and Trounce Ave. Phones 21» This I* the only firm In Victoria that Every modem convenience and domeHtic FOUR . LOTS ON BROOKE STREET, and 1.1898 manufacture* eteel cored lead for leaded help obtainable on the ftremlw*. all «dose tb .Richardson street; sise. 50x120; Ç L. HAFER. General Machinist. $800 each; terme. Apply Wallace A light*, thereby dispensing with unsightly Government street. Tel. 980. HARGREAVES. Architect. Green FOR RENT—HOUSF.6 Clarke. 620 Yatee street. m20 Six big choice lots on the corner of Edmonton Room li. Broad St. )4 tf bar*. Works an4 ■tore. *48 Tates street METAL WORKS H S GRIFFITH. 14 Promis Bloch. MW TO LET—Summer cottage, Foul Bay 40x122. NORTH PARK STREET, close Bead and Rosdberry street, for Government street. Phone 14W. i riII8Hnl.il * CARRUTHliRB ere now B. U CORNICE WORKS. 1113 Fort atreet. Apply l/cwla, 866 Cormorant Phone 1111. to Blanchard street; 84.800; easy tenr*- located at their new building. 1120 View Nbbflng. hot air heating, blow pipe were, Apply Wallace A Clarke, Yates lit. metal ceilings, skylights. Estimates DE.NTIQTS Street, where they have the meet up-to- FOR SALE—ACREAGE date plant on the Island for the manu given cm kH «wet metal tr*t* Vmn or DR LEWIS HAI.L. Dental Surgeon. Phone 2089. . SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN­ facture nf leaded art glaw, plain end 13 ACRES, water front, Union Bay, beau­ ING—We are always open. See u* for Jewell Bloch, cor. Yatee and Douglas bevelled British olsfe mirror*, and any­ PAC1ITC SHEET METAL WORKS tiful home, orchard, small fruit, boat streets, Victoria. B. C. Telephone— Cnmlce work, skvltghts. -metal windows, house, etc.,. 112.000. terms. McKlltlcan. Investment*. We have a large llet of Office. W7; Reeldenoe, 122. thing In the els** line. Phone 2288- metel. slate and felt roofing, hot air city properties and Saanich farm*. Shaw Sidney. m29 Real Estate Co.. »2 Pemberton Block. DR W F FRASER. 73 Yatee street, SLUE PRINTING AND MAPS furnaces, metal ceilings, et6. Ill View. Oereeche Block. Phone 2€L Office T*hone 1771. • ACRES, close te beach, house, stable, all TERMS *1,500 CASH; BALANCE ARRANGED. houre S Wn m. to S p in. Ki er-TRir itt.me print * map in. OPTICIAN chicken house*. 4,000 strawberry plants, FOR BALK—A beautiful home alts. 2 of 1Î18 Tangier street. Blue printing, mena small fruits, etc., cloee to tramway, the finest lot* on Smith’* Hill, magni­ FINE ARTS. draughting, dealers In surveyors’ ir OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY1» school, church, etc., $WX) per acre, terms. ficent view, for sale cheap. Apply owner. etrumeut* and. drawing office supplie* EXPEBYENf*E and fine, modern equip­ Mc KIlllcan. Sidney. ______m» - W ATER COLOR-AND Olfc -PAtlfTtltto ment are at the service of my patrene 124* Fort street. Phone 1479. m!6 tf taught In your home by thoroughly com- BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING No charge foe examination. LsjSSM GET IN ON ROBERTS POINT-1 sere pete rt teacher OrsffiHrte of * inert**»*■ ground on the premise*. A. P. Blyth, blocks, water front, cheapwt water CHEAPEST LOT on Vancouver street, JOHN GREENWOOD lege. Hold* gold medal. Taught five TTTV OVT.T grtOE- VA rTTTNFW fbet'AmW ••"Fert1 Fort eRNA^Fk'etreat front on market. M<-KUIUan. BltlXM-y. cloee to North Ward park. 11,150. terme. proven *at1*f*ctnrv are the Cbemplop Apply Phone 4TL tUtL - - RbcU Estate Agent 2_ years In IhlMBlBt °C Puget Hound. ------ertv fnr shoe reoefrtns. “ PAIMTINO Address Mrs . D E. Wtlllts. Gen. l>el Hlbb*. 8 Oriental Alley opposite HARBINGER AVE.-A good high lot. Victoria, B. O. Ranti FRANK MKLLOR. Painting Contractor. A SNAP- For sale, or exchange for Vic­ SUM», ter hi*. Apply owner. Box 1111 view St. Phone 1584. nW tf toria mal eelate. 200 acres fruit lands. 2| Time». ,, h)21 tf Telephone 1425 575 Yatee Street I,AND SURVEYORS BUILDING SUPPLIES^ POTTERY WARE,.ETC. miles from Creeton. For further psr- tlvular* apply 628 Johneen. 1 aIs BUY NOW-On Robert* Peint, green irm. Sherwood OtW F A CTORT— A If red Tone* builder and lengths, corded silks In many shades. tlon, *lx miles from Victoria; good barn month. Box 876 Time».______Ont. liberal reward. m30 Prince Rupert rnntrnrtnr F*tlm*te* riven on houee* Quong Man Fung. 1716 Government St- and chicken hou**a: three-roomed cot­ SEE US FOR QUARTER ACRE Ï-OJ» hufldtng*. fence work alteration*, etc. P O Box 98. tage, unfinished, with material to finish; WANTED—Th. party that accterntaily Close March 4. 14 nd 2Ô. at * p m. MFCHANICÀL ENGINEER 1RW Tate* street Office phone. LI on Monterey «vent». Wattec* St Clarke. Due March 12 and 22, at 7 p m. STOVE AND RANGE FITTERS. a number of email fruit tree*, etc. Ap­ «20 Yatee street. took a lady's silver handled umbrella 7» WINTER RCRN1 M.I.N.A-*_ ^<*n- Re- . Btoffi ply, L. J. Duval. Royal Oak P. O apt off Douglas etreet car on Sunday after­ Clayoquot end Way Farta oftfrie Mechanical Engineer. Office* E RAWT.TVOfi. HOT WATER FITTED, steam cnglnwr. QUICK SALE-Lot on Edmonton road. noon. engraved Initials J. M. N. on the d h O Mar de 11. iM Ellice street city. EIGHTY-TWO FEET FRONTAGE ON $6», lot on Irena utreet. )u*t off Burn- handle to return *ame to B. C. Electric Close March 1. 7, 14 and 20. at 16 p. m. US R*«elon Rrm*re Bee.. 4** *» Parpen ter and Rudder. Hhuwntgan l-*ke; spl.-ndld home road Phone 1*81 nl t# W7 Richmond Ave . Victoria. B.C *i«!e. $»». heuutiful lot on Colllneon, near office and save further trouble, ■»_ tbe Due March 6. 12. 18 and 28. niwen Wrleee R*«-nr*hle. TRUCK AND DRAY and cloee to railway; $1,000; term*. Wal­ Trtttch. Robert Wm. Clark. Mahon party Is known. 'm/J lace A Clarjte. 636 Yate* street. mSO block. Government street; phone 1662- Quateino, Kyuqyot, Forte via Hardy MEDICAL MASSAGE JEPSEN’S TRANSFERS-Phene M83. STRAYED ON MY PREMISES-One Bay. CARRIAGE BUILDERS ------Michigan etreet. Furniture and piano CORDOVA BAY WATERFRONT-About _ . , . _ MTSS GORDON STETTABT. «1, F» light Jersey cow "With head halter. Ap­ Close March 7 and 20 at 10 p. m. street. Maaaaec manicuring, ladies’ (*HA”*F. A JONFF have formal* Iwo new and trucks.______ten acres with nice geven roomed Mffi; 120x120 ON HARRIET ROAD, close to both ply H. Birkley, Dublin avenue, off ToV hairdressing. electric and vlbro hair •wore** wagons Corner Fort and JEEVES BROS” fu-ultiii. »n« *«« galow. the price l* only •S.ÜCht on terms splendid site for factory,-...#.•«•; mle. m29 Due March 12 and 28. treatment. Cofnblnge made up. Rhone Bian ’hard ft reste. mover*. Phone L1874. - to suit purchaser. Hlnkson Hlddall A term*. Wallace A Clarke, Albernl. Son. Grand Theatre BuUdin*. Govern­ street. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS •yx fit tf CHIMNEY SWEEPING VÎTTORIA TRIint AND DRAT CO, Close Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Teleohone 13 Ftwble Phone 178*______ment street. ______;___ 86x130 ON HARRIET ROAD, cloee to both WANTED—16,086 Strawberry Plants. Bok MB G B.TOWNFE1T. Swedish Msj O’BRTFV * DVNNE nhlmneV and Fur­ ÜNR-QUARTKR ACRE, bordering city at U6 a m. ■*1 Fort »treef Rhone 1ffi# WATCH REPAIRING snap at 1600; eaay terms.. Wallace Due Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nace Cleaners A good clean lob vdth limit*; high and dry; eult chicken*; I960; A Clarke. 836 Yatee street. _ mffi w;ANTED—A first claaa tk ket to Chicago Mrs fa bum an. rleotrtc light bath* out anv me** guaranteed Phone no Uw. terms. 467 Wilson atreet.______apd rne-^'cal meneece KW Fort St Phone a. PirrrH i«« couru, .owt Rp-^.'V LOTsIn Sidney from $MQ up. acreage for lady, medium dark, mlddlcaged rtÎTMNFTS" ri EANED-Defective flue* of Enrll.h witch repelrln* All kind, INVESTIGATE HAPPY VALLEY land* Apply Box No. 355, Time*. mS> | Comox, Cumberland. Wm Neal. 101* Quadra St of elflelt* and watrhe* repaired. from $300 up, term*. McKIlllcan, 8bL fixed. etc subdivision, within the eight mile circle GENTLEMAN to share room, separate Cloee Tuesday, Thursday sad Saturday SHORTHAND Phone 111» Y. W. C. A. of Victoria, on fhe line of Canadian at 8.20 a. m. Northern Pacific Railway; for fruit LIST TOUR PROPERTY with O. X beds. $1.66 per week, board If desired PROnTftâHD SCTTOOT» llffi Rroad St CLEANING AND TAILORING growers, tmek gardener*, poultry rais­ Leighton. 726 Fort etreet. Phone 2SH 1616 Government etreet. al Due Tuesday at 12,16 p. m.. and Sund** Shorthand. tvnewfft'ne boohkeeolnw. ox out of employment, 12 tt WANTED- Room and board for two Wednesday and Friday at 7 p. m. telerranhv thoron-hly taught. * A. GEWTS ’ rrZlTTYVR CLEAVED reoelred. ers and all who like country life amid dv*d end nreseed: umbrella* end nara board. A home from home. pleasant surroundings. Come In and get young men, with private family In Vic­ Sidney and V. A S. Feinta MacmfRan. prtnclpal. enl* made, rvnalred and r*-covered Illustrated booklet.' Leonard Reid A Co., FOR SALE—HOUSE» toria Weet preferred. Box 37» Times Guy W 'father, bw Johnacn St. fuel 42» Pemberton Building-______.mSO Cloee, except Sunday at 7 a. in. tURKISH BATHS MISCELLANEOUS. 22.00»—Flee roomed house, near Shake»- Due. except Sunday, at 7 p. m. e*Ff nf Dnurla*. Phone 7.1217. A"~FAHM FOR YOU—Only 13,260. Thle pear* etreet, high end dry; beautiful WANTEl)—A email glane burning gas pi FORT FT. Prvf. A E Rem well CUSTOMS BROKERS F G STUART (late with V L P. Co farm la only nine mile* from Vlctorta. view; $500 cash. Owner, Box A1717, kiln. Add re** H. H Austin, care Roy’s Chine and Japan. . " Hour*- Nonn tin mldm»**- ladiee* day Ltd.. Jordan Rlver> brother H R .Stuart Situated on good road, and In central Times m* Art Glees Works. 948 Yates street. m29 Cloee March 4. S. 13, », 24. » end XL everv Mondav 16 a. m tlR 7 p. *■- LEEMYNO BROS.. LTD.. Custom* Brok­ arrived from England, write. General location; some rock and some good lend; $4.036-Modern, two story, eight roomed NEW AND SlX'OND-HAND GOOD# Due March 2. 8. 6, 7, 12, 11, 18. tu, 1», 25, er». Out of town correimondence eollclt- Delivery, - Victoria. a suitable *heep ranch, and will some dwelling, near Fort and Quadra; a bar­ 28. », II and April 1. UNDERTAKER ed fl?4 Fort «treat. Telenhone 748.___ day *ubdlx-lde; you dealrc an Independ­ WANTED—HIghcst caeh price paid for SOOKE IjAKE TALLY-HO-J Calwell gain; $800 cash. Owner. Box A1717. cast-off clothing, boots and shoes, car­ Australia and New Zealand. J HANNA. Funeral Director *nd At.FRED M HOWELL. Cuetom* Broker. leave» Fltsgerald*. Tuesday. Thurs­ ence; why not thoroughly Investigate Time*. m* penters* tools, pistols, shotgun*, trunks, uhalmer Courteous attendance Fnrwardlnr snd Commla-I^n Agent. Real day Saturday and Sunday afternoon*. thl*. Only a few day* st thl* figure. Cloee March 4, 6. 22. 24 end April 1. : ^%>uLiln Estate Prnml* Piork. 1«W Government Shaw Real Estate Co., 806 Pemberton $3,660 One-third acre land, five roomed valise*, etc. Phone or send a card and Due March 6, 3, 10, April 3 and 4. ChabgVChaba’ 740 Tate* atreet. Telenhone 1501 : Bee . R18TL . ______E. St N. train. Boat* and house* to cottage, large stable, etc., need Douglas we will call at any address Jacob rent. I .save order* at Shore'* hard Block. m2» Aaroneon's new and second-hand store. Honolulu. - LODGES DECORATORS gain; |M0 cash. Owner, Baie A1718, ware FAIRFIELD ESTATE One half acre, Time* m2» 672 Johneon etreet. • doors below Govern­ Cloee March 3, 4, 6. U, 14, 17. 21. 24, 26 and CCT VMB1A T/^K*R. No t. T. O. O. F. MET.1.OR PROF . LTD.-Wall papera. and ao wituatrd That *ub-dtvlded it can ment. Vlctorta. B. C. Phone nil. AGREEMENTS FOR SALE PURCHAS­ he, «old at a profit of 50 per cent. It* FOR 8ALE—Victoria West, mcnlern elx April 1. meet* everv Wcdneedav evening at nafnt*. oils, plate glaa* Orders pmmpt- ED-We have client* looking for desir­ room houee, newer, electric light, hot SITUATION* WANTKT» — FEM AIM. O’elnek In Odd Felldar** Hall. ^"Ugla* 1v filled. Phnne El 7«8 Fort etreet price Is only 13.200: it I* a corner, and 1* Due March 7. *, 18. 17. 13, » and April A street. B V Fawcetty Rec. Sec . 237 able agreement* for sale. Heletermen, facing a wide street. With sewer con­ and cold water, bath, close to two car YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN want» posi­ Dawson, Atlin, White Horae, Eta Government afreet DYEING AND CLEANING Forman A Co. ______tinea, school, etc. Apply owner, C. nections; lot* are eelllng In the same Pomeroy. 927 He reward road. ap3 tion aa mother's help from » a.m. to Close* March L 4. 7. 14. 19. » and 29. COVRT OARTBOO. Wo 74*. THE ’MODERN11— Cleaning. dyeing, LEAVE OR RING UP Victoria. Hat localRy for 9906 and S1.W# Shaw Real 6.36 p m., week day*. Box 876, Time* meet* on second and fourth Mo preeelng. repairing. Try the new. the Work*; hat* made like new; note new Estate Co.. 36! Pemberton Block. m26 8HAWNIGAN LAKE-Five roomed cot­ office. mSO each month In K of P Hail. un-to-date. the •Modem" way 1*1* address, 6*4 View; phone ZM7. mtf ACRKAOP. «URPAOIS. AURRAOE-V-ry tage, up to date, well flnlehed, with 500 WOMAN WANTS DAILY HOUSEWORK CHURCH UNION. Pandora end Douglas street*. it etreet. opposite the Grand. choice piece» In five and ten-acre block*, feet lake frontage, cloee to railway: —Box 378 Time*. apl Forester* welcomed Pin. Fecy., L Pour free car tickets with SOOKE LAKE TALLY-HÔ-Leaves Pits about 6 minute*’ walk from the proposed $2.186; terme. Wallace A Clarke. Fv'-’a, P O '‘ox Dll: J W H King gerald Station. Tuesdays, Thursdays Yate* etreet. m3» Practical Method Being Considered 4>y p |W ten rhambertaln street eacfrsorder of $1 or mote brought to tie. car line, about 16 minute» from station. *25 and Saturday* on arrival of afternoon Prices are very reasonable. Al. on good SHAW MG AN LAKE SNAP Three- SEWERAGE ACT People of. Saskatoon. X OF P —No. 1. Far West Txxlee wrtdav E. A N train Joeeph Cal well. a24 roads. Water facllltle* to each piece roomed cottage, 75 feet frontage on lake, B C. FTEA ! WORKS—The largest K nfi* Hell, rnr Dougt** *nd Pandora TO LET -Large store 546 Tate* etreet verv good. About « miles from town. cloee to railway; $«80 Wallace A Clarke. A significant move towards the con­ * SP» .7 T. Smith K nf B » F ~ -*e dvelng and work* In the oro- Apply C. C Pemberton. 767| Yate* St «30 Yates etreet. m30 Esquimalt Sewerage Dietrict. vtnre Con anllrlted. Tel Apply McGandlees Bro*., 667 Johnaon summation of a practical church unV>n VIOTORTA. No 17. K. of P., meets 286 J. C. atreet.______apl LARGE. MODERN HOUSE. Ray street 1* being considered by the congrega­ X of P Hell, everv Thur*d*v. B. FOR SALE-ARTICLES near Douglas; price, $8,660. on terms to tc NOTICE Kaufman nf B * F Box 184. TO RENT- The Palme tea and refresh FoR SALE Double-seated.. rubber tyred suit. Modern t>«>me. on the Gorge water- tion* of the Methodist and Preaby- ment room*, comer Niagara etreel McLaughfirP'' democrat, hearty ' tw. •Yrtfar; wi»,"® feMiw -iwr-ffi«upfrr-- A public meeting- of. Usd- property terlaii eburehe* wf-8a*k»toon. Both A. O if: Beacon Hill park A*ipiy Thomas No PttS. meet a at Foresters’ HuIL Broad Help of all kinds furnished. A. rh«ae Apply MM Rfiee .street;...phone. rhaaer. Hlnkson Slddati A Son. Grand holder* in this District le (by order el denominations have heavy building Street. 2nd and 4th Wednesday* W F 0roprtetor. 6* Johneon street. Pllnilcy. 1206 Langley atreet. Victoria. R2756. m30 Theatre Building, Government etreet Fullerton. Secy- B. CLr_ m2» the public meeting of the property programme* to be carried out this year B. C Phone 1264 tomoblic. MVett IKItFK and In fact, each ha* already mapped TtXLET—The farm of Geoiwla Park, WE HAVE BUYERS for five, six atul holders held on the 28th February 1811). MR3. P. K TURNER—AHusttow. fourni good rent car. 11.506. will trade for real out plana for new edifice* In different for domeetlc*. etc., at 71* Fort atreet. NoHh Raanlch; one hundred acre* or estate, or sell half Interest to person seven-roomed houses with modern con­ called for Thursday. March 20th, 1311, the Exchange Phone IS®. Hour*. 10 there-bg: abouJL40 acre* under cultiva who will drive It for hire on equi^ veniences Let us have yours listed at at the hour of 8 p. m., at the Lampeon part* of the city, having splendid Esquimalt and Nanaimo tlon: hoùec. batn. etc Apply by letter «♦nee- we can eell It. Welch Bros A Co.. a. m. to 1 p. m.. 2 to 6 p. m.\ a* to Mr*. IwSx^Newall-Coneland. Afchev ■hares. Apply Haiti’ Moore, 1012 Y*tc* 1006 Government street. ' apl Street School House, for the purpose of financial equipment, largely aa the re­ dale North Skajilch P. O. apl etreet. m28tf ■electing Commissioner* for the Dis­ sult of the remarkable advance In the LE WING ON. 1706 Government etreet WELL BUILT FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, Railway Company IF YOU WANT a ken farm, eee me. FOR SALE Cigar stand doing good busi­ kitchen end good basement, good lot, trict value» of properties which have been McKIlllcan. Sidney. mai ness, for ca*h; gor $6.000. term*; easily worth 17.006. 1910, at the City of Victoria, In the Pro­ Take notice that Samuel O. Parker, of bolt lee apd rubber; highest caeh prices contractor Bstlm'*®* given on hnuae*. Hover hay. beDd or looee; also n Apply Box 967. Time*. m2» vince of British Columbia, are re«iu!red NOTICE Bella Coola. occupation bookkeeper, in­ paid Victoria Junk Agency. KB6 Store buildings, fence\ work, alterations, ete bred roadster filly, 8 year* old. F. to send by poet prepaid or to deliver to street. Phone 1296. KK" Yale* street. Office Phone LIMA 1 STREET -Two new flve-room- the undersigned, solicitor for the Domin­ tends to apply for permission to purchase goose, Raehlchton. V A S. Ry. price $3,100; no agents. Res . RW ion Trust Company. Limited, the Admin­ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF the following described lends: Commenc­ ' LADIES' OUTFITTING PARLOR G1TT A R A NTT AH V PORTABLE BATH apl FORSALE—LIVESTOCK istrator of the said George Henwood, BRITISH COLUMBIA. ing at a poet planted at the R. E. corner ALL KINDH OF SILKS and Pongee Im­ APPARATUS—Can be used In any room SEVEN MODERN HOUSE, of B. C. D. Co ’• Lot 237, on the weet elde •alved cows with without Inconvenience; running water their names and addresses and full par­ In the Matter of Carl Hoerlmr, De- , ported direct from China. Ladles* tail­ FOR RALE—Four fre*h James Bay. ■ale. lot »tigSM, owner ticulars In writing of their claims and of South Bentlnck Arm. thence weet * oring done to order. So Kce. 1U» Cook calves. Comer Tolmle * Dongle* m-*» onlv touche* tin l#6dy: the effect* of leaving city. ! Simcoe street, gl» ceased, and In the Matter of the etreet. f;e befh most Invigorating Price only statements of their accounts and the chain*, thence south 30 chains to timber FOR SALE—One Jersey co WANTED-Owners to I nature of the securities, if any, held by ', Official Administrator’s Act gree), severs! grade hd ^ur «7 » Trv one. you won't regret It; all Estate,"^1$ lease 17S06 and R C. D. Co.’s Lot 14k LANDSCAPE GARDENER mode -uaranteed. Miller will tell vnti er rent with us. Shaw 1 them. Notice 1» hereby given that, under an heifer* In calf; also one draught Pemberton Block. mil tf And take notice that after the 35th day thence eaet W chains more or lew to the LANDSCAPE AND JOBBING GAR* filly. .1* month* old. W. Grim1! Weet •11 about It. *71 Hillside Ave 181 tf order granted by the Honorable Mr. DENKR C PVÀNTED--An upholsterer, good generi the persons entitled thereto, hav- wae appointed administrator of the es­ acres more or less. W. HITCHIN8, gardening In all branches. changed. We beve a number of young hand. Stiles, 110» Fort street. apl InjNcegard only, to the claims of which It tate of the above deceased. All parties SAMUELO PARKER Lawns made, gardens laid out. pruning hqree*. euttable for driving or general WANTED -Smart youth In shipbuilding ■hall than have had notice; and Ihat the having claim* against the said estate B. FH.LIP JACOBSEN. Agent and epraytng. First-class work guaran­ delivery. All horses can be tried HELP WANTED— FEMALE office; on» who I* willing to work and to teed. Estimates given. 1912 Oak Bay said Dominion Trust Company, Limited, are requested to send particulars of September 10th. ISM. hamew. Phone 5». ______WANTED--General servant: easy place; learn time-keeping, bookkeeping, etc. will not be liable for the said assets or Aye , city. Reply In own handwriting, giving age, any part there«»rthe 22nd day of Indebtedness to me forthwith. Phone 1,1487. Office. WI1k< ROOMS AND BOARD dreeking. Mr* M Stanner, 731 Fort March, 1911. IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICA­ Brown’s Greenhouse, Cook and street:, m3» twenty students; the largest and moist ALEXIS MARTI.._ Dated àt Victoria, B. C., thle 23rd day Fort streets. TO l.ET—Room and board with private complete school In the Northwest. Leirn TION for a duplicate Certificate of Ti­ family, use of silting room, and bath, GIRL WANTED to do Plain cooling and a trade to be Independent, wages |18 to 206-8 Pemberton Building, Victoria. "R C., of Marcffi 1911. tle tw Lot 19. Block 2, of Block “A,“ LIVERY STABLE» tenue moderate. ..Apply ...to 2644 Rme heln with kitchen work. Box $73 Time» 186 per week, when qualified. Call or Solicitor for Wlthln-Named Admmtg- WM. MONTEITH. Woodland Park, Y’lclorla District Map CAMEROIt~k CALDWELL-Hurk etreet m30 write for „fr»6 catalogue, The odlgtnal offlee.—— -—--- —i Officia! Administra tor. m livery etablee. Calls for hacks promptly FURNISHED ROOMS-Î42 Michigan Ft WANTED—A general eerxant for a sma J. A. Motor Barber College has Jb*t attended to day or night. Telephone 46» Phone R914. apl opened at 844 Main etreel, Vancouver, NOTICE Is hereby, given that It Id HI Johnson etreet. family. ApplK at No. 719 Cook etreiet. B. C.______' my Intention at the expiration of one \ j______m» Notice of Transfer of Licence. RICHARD BRAT, Ltverir. Hack end TO LET—One large and two smaller WANTED— Boy to learn to be mauufac- month from the flint publication here­ Boarding Stables. Hack* on sfcort room*, with breakfaet tf desired. WANTED A girl I >*n the Old C mm try turlng Jeweller. W. H. WHkereon. m tf of t » Issue a duplicate Certificate of notice, end tally-ho coach. Phone •‘Maplehurst,” 1927 Blanchard Ave. m29 a* a maid 1n a *m' honeehold of two NOTICE Is hereby given that appli­ Pursuant to the • 728 Johnson etreet. people Telephone __ cation will be ronde to the Board of Company, notice Is I Title to said land Issued to Phoebe Oil COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS, or call personally at housekeeping rooms. CIGAR STAND. Licencing Commlsaionere of the City of Annual General bert on the 18th of March. 1S08. and with’'board, new house, on Hilda street. mi*. Jfo LET—Two fwntahed or unfurnished Lumber and M numbered 17448 C. Phone L1461. ale Victoria, at Its next sitting, for a trans­ THE BROADWAY. 862 Yatee etreet. WANTED—Young girt to do tight heuae housekeeping rooms In nice. new. mod­ fer froill me to JOEL FEREN of the li­ Limited, will be Dated at Land Registry Office, Vic­ Candle*, stationéry and toilet requisite*. HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS to work: country girl preferred. Box TX em bungalow. James Bay. Box 3» let, with uee of kitchen, quiet, pies Times.______-______. *** cence fa aetl spirituous and fermented toria. B. C„ this 11th day of March. liquors by retail on the premise* known house, with large gardén, right on car FURNISHED housekeeping rooms to let. JM1. ELECTRICIANS. WANTED—A thoroughly | as the "Victoria Hotel," situate at the tine.- Mrs Walker, city limits, Eaqui- parlor maid. Immediately. Apj Apply HU Cook Mffiat. __ «» 8. T. WOOTTON. Registrar-General. ^AKilR è McKENZI.-. practical elee- malt road. Phone Mlfl7. Tp ~ uir—Ftogaaijg farolahed Iwtartii^ North West corner of Johneon and trtetan* and contractors Telephone and tween 9 and 11 à. m . Mm. F. B. NBW HOTEL JNSWICK—Bwt lore- ton. Foul Bay road. tug rooms. Government Streets. Victoria, B. C. motor work a specialty. Telephone 716. Dated the let day of March, lfU. ^. H.-F. ClTter; L2770. C. C. McKèllSie. WANTED--! gïHà "sëT ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES Vlctorta Steam Laundry 991 1 .wM .OBO» grant. si 1 ■

' ■• ■. " 20 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1911.

FRESH VEGETABLES Early Rose Seed Potatoes BUTTON MUSHROOMS, per glass, 85c or...... BO# We have only a few tons left. Order now before they are all HARICOTS FLAGEOLETS, bottle...... 50* sold. Our seed is imported stock, true to name, shape and color. MACEDOINE (Extras), bottle:...»...... ,:50* SYLVESTER FEED CO. - 709 Yatea St ASPARAGU.S, per glass ...... 75* PICKLED MUSHROOMS, per bottle...... 60* , yC Telephone SIS r* STUFFED MUSHROOMS, per tin ...... 60* NATURAL FRENCH PEAS, tin, 40c o».._...... 25* Don’t Waste Tour Time MUSHROOMS, per tin. 40c or ...... 25* ASPARAGUS, per tin, 50c, 40c. or...... 35* Arrow Brand Gilsonite Composition Chasing Phantoms. , These very finest finality.. The Shimmering _Valu* Such as ARTICHOKES. French and Italian, tin, 50c or...... 35* 7t Is for Concrete and Brick Walls. Iron and Wooden Structures of all Advertised on PETIT POIS" (Extra), per fit...... 25* kinds. For Ships' Hulls and Decks, for all kinds of Roofs, for Tin or Ten for One MARRONS (Chestnuts), in Syrup, exceedingly nice. Per bot­ Iron Buildings and Bridgea It Is especially adapted for Insulating But Ghostly tle ...... fi.oo purposes. It will stand a high degree of heat, and will not carbonisa Every Side Are It is proof against Acid* Alkalies, Fumes and Oases, and Is particu­ Fade as Ton larly adapted for use on gas, oil and oynlds tanks, pipes, boiler* Bargains Which DIXI H. ROSS & CO. smelters, etc. Ask for color card. Independent Grocers. 1*1* Government It Approach and Disappear Before lll« Broad SI Tels. #•. «I. BS. Liquor Dept. TeL lBtt. 1 t..... PETER McQUADE & SON Ton Can Grasp Them. P' Bhlpchandlere. SO YIARr A Snap in Esquimalt f KXPf BUNCO ...... the tremendous economic burden Close to Esquimalt Car under which the nations of the world WILL COMMEMORATE are groaning. Iir Canada wre ean afford |1 JuatT outaldu city . boundary, . with to. waste B little of our great natural | Patents resources, but we cannot afford to frontage of 60 ft (about) on two streets, 2 very long lots, W roomed waste our men.” (Cheers.) He deplor-1 house, wtth etablm* for several A FAMOUS BATTLE ed thé condition of bondage In which | horses, sheds, ate., most suitable tor teamster of anyone using horses; __ _ Onto** some of the nations had placed them­ price 13,000, easy terms. Lota are ™ OOFTmeKTS *6. selves through their lust for arma­ Get Your New Carpet worth almost all this sum. not I. i.ili, ■t.Mis —» ments. They were bonded to the great I counting large house and stabling. money-lenders of the world and U was j >NA1‘ IX HOLLY WOOD PAR K. Fvul Soldiers of the Second C. M. R. Bay. close car, 2 fine lota. 50x120, on Impossible for them to embark upon the best street, nice class bungalows Will Gather on Hart's any enterprise without asking the per­ all round, splendid home site, price. mission of these capitalists. No, they 1 Here 11.550 the pair; 1-3 cash and terms. River Anniversary could not afford to waste the flesh and 8N vP ON EDMONTON ROAD AND blood of the nation. Dr. Macdonald al- j SHELROVRNE -Fine new street bo- ing constructed and good building so. reminded them that such devasta­ These Put All Post Offerings In the Shade sites. 2 lois «0x120 each. $1,125 for tion of the best blood of the land had a 1 both; 1-3 cash, balance • and IS It Is always a pleasure to meet In physiological and ^biological side. It 1 You say, Why should I get my new Carpet at Weilere! Is there any inducement to buy months. starved the nation of Its best breed. after years friends with whom one has from themT Well, I should say there are hundreds of inducements, when I come to .think of He cited Scotland as an example of his endured hardships and dangers, and meaning. Thtre, In the days gone by. I them; they have the largest variety to select from, ttyeir-goods are of the highest quality, their The Exchange Real Estate Co., ltd. surrounded by comforts and with a the race had been a race of giants but j prices are most reasonable, they always give every satisfaction, they have the very newest 718 Fort Street Phone 17S7 sense of well-being and physical en­ to-day the decadence wras tremendous- | and they have good business methods. ' joyment to recall old times and the ly noticeable. For comprehensiveness, beauty and variety our stock at present cannot, be equalled ; we trials and tribulations passed through In conclusion he asked them to I together. cKerlsh the sacred duty which had been I buy from the foremost makers in the world and get exceptionally good terms. Our con The London Second- Such a meeting will take place on placed In their hands of guarding their I stant endeavor is to secure for you the best value for your money. Hand Exchange Co. Friday night, at the home of A. J. growing democracy from foreign ele­ Brace, where seventeen of those who ments and to play their humble part In (. We pay the highest cash price for cast­ Your Old were members.of the Second Canadian the upbuilding of Canada as a nation. I Wilton Carpets off clothing, such, aa ladles' and gents' Mounted Rifles, which fought through He held up to them the Ideal of r national service. boots and shoos, hats, all kinds of tools, the Boer war, will assemble. This con­ The Wilton Is similar in‘construction to a Hi-unsold Carpet, with the rich effects of the tingent took part In the battle of It Is greater to serve than to be | Axmmster It a unsurpassed for durability. The first cost of these Wiltons is heavier than guns and. pistols. AU kinds of books Hart’s river, where the Boer» made served," he sgld. "Let our mission be bought. Chairs their last great stand. to serve so that Canada may in time 1 other makes, but they prove cheapest in the end. By Retting a Wilton Carpet it is money * STERN A FLASH. Twenty-five thousand strong, the aspire to the eminence of a world- saved—this carpet will last you a lifetime—with care. If you are after a bargain, the Wilton 1W1 Store Street. ___ Telephone 1» Tables, Desks, etc., may be Boers, under Generals Doet. Delarey, power in virility, in purity, in Intelli- | will prove a good one. You may think it coats you a lot of money to-day, hut you will find it Totgieter, Kemp, *nd Steyne. attacked gence, independence, and freedom." made to loot-good as new at the forces of the British. 1.600 In num­ (Loud cheers). the cheapest years from now. Get quality goods, something substantial, everlasting, a very little expenditure and ber. among them 600 Canadians, under The chairman briefly returned I pleasure in the home, admired of all. Something worth looking after, ^ee these to-day by Davies & Sons Colonel Cookson. It was here that thanks to the speaker for his address, j very little trouble if you pro­ saying that he might never know the all means. AUCTIONEERS Lieut. Bruce Carruthere made his fam­ fruits of his speech to them but ex- I WILTON CARPETS, per yard, 82.75. 12.50, 82.25 and ...... S1-90 Offices: 815.1 aies Bt Phene «71 cure some ous rear-guard stand with forty men, pressing the belief that It would bring 1 holding off the Boers until the' main forth fruit. body was able to get Into action. Of These Prices Are Tor Carpets Made and Laid By Us. PRIVATE SALE these 40 men. a!! were killed, wounded With the singing of the National An­ them the gathering dispersed. or captured with the exception of four, Large Quantity of G oods LACQUERET one of whom was Mr BraceT'xwho Axmlnster Carpets $1.00 Quart, 60c Pint fought their way into Klerksdorp, the Stoves, Linoleums. Etc. base of the British forces. MERGER OF TWO BIG This is a weave of carpet with a very heavy pile, and which is unsurpassed for luxury At Salesrooms. 665 Yates St. AT THIS STORE Of the, Canadians who took an im­ of effect and elegant shading of color. The new shipment which has just come to hand is portant part In this battle, the follow­ what will delight you—we want you to see the Brussels Carpets. Come to-day and have the If you want to sell your Real Estate. Just one coat of clear Lae- ing have since dleà: Col. Evans. Win­ nipeg. Adjutant Church. Regina: Capt. LUMBER CONCERNS! first choice and let ns get started to make you the most magnificent carpet that money can Furniture. Farm Stock or Business by queret on your old oilcloth or figured linoleum will work Snyder and Major Bruce Carruthers. buy. Our prices are, as usual, reasonable. private treaty or auction. Friday night. March 11, Is the ninth AXMINSTKR CARPETS, per yard, 83.50, 83.00, 82.75, 82.50, 82.25 and...... $1-90 FRED LEAVER. Auctioneer, wonders, for I»aequeret is a anniversary of that memorable battle, and Mr Brace, thinking It too Impor­ Valuer and Estate Agent. great rejuvenator. Use el ear Michigan-Pacific and Michi­ These Prie* Are For Carpets Made and Laid By Uv Lacqueret also for old Wic­ tant an occasion to be let go by with 135 Fort Street. Phone No. 121 out a celebration of some kind, has In­ gan-Puget Sound Com­ 25 TEARS' EXPERIENCE. ker, Rattan and Wire Grass vited all those who took part, with Goods Bought Outright If Preferred. Furniture and you’ll be de­ whsrn he was able to get Into touch, panies Join Forces Brussels Carpets lighted with the pleasurable to his house, where the evening will be spent in fighting battles over again, The name of this famous weave of carpets is synonymous with a good hard-wearing, dur­ results. Laequeret is un­ while the social end df the affair will able floor covering, and ia probably the moat widely known and moat appreciated carpet rivalled for beautifying and also attended to Refreshments will Of interest to lumbermen and Vic­ made. We have just received an immense addition to our already large stock of this carpet. MAYNARD & SON served, consisting among other AUCTIONEERS preserving old furniture, toria business interests generally Is | things, ot "bully .tea" and “hard taçk '* the amalgamation of two local lum­ We have a large range of two-tones, greens and small designs, so much in demand for the mod­ spiled woodwork of any Col. Merritt, who was second In com Instructed by Mrs. Thompson, we ber companies, one of which pur­ em furnishing of offices, dens, bedrooms, etc., also m great variety floral and Oriental designs kind, dirt-stained floors, etc. mand of the contingent, has sent chased the Hayward milts a couple of more suitable for drawing rooms, dining rooms, sitting rooms and halls. have removed to sales room. 131 Inroad message of congratulation through Mr. 6treet, and will sell on years ago. A Detroit, Mich., press Priced at, per yard, 81.90, 81.75, 81-60, 81.50, 81-35 and ...... *1 Anybody can apply it. Brace, to all the western, volunteers dispatch this morning says: It dries over night. Aik who fought under him. A two and a half million dollar ! These Frio* Are For Carpets Made and Laid By Us. {,». Friday us to show you its beau­ Those who will be present are: W. C. lumber merger was consummated at Warren. A. Me*. Policeman Baxter. Grand Rapids last night, when the i tiful colors, rich red, Policeman Fry. Mounted Policeman WELL KEPT AND DESIRABLE Michigan-Pacific and the Mlchlgan- rosewood, mo*, green, Bechton, A. H. Boynton. J. Halls. W. Pugek Bound companies combined. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Anderson. H. Anderson. Sergt. Boyce, BEDDING AND TABLE, light oak, dark oak, ma­ The companies are distinct organlsa-l Sth Regiment; N Schanehom. Sergt. tions. each possessing extensive tim­ PIANO, ETC hogany, walnut, cherry Paterson/Work Point Bar.nwjltw, Con­ FuU particular, later. ber holdings in the west and British and dear. stable Hugh Little, Saanich; T. Wil­ Colombia. The Michigan Pacific son, Oak Bay; E. Hart. L. H. Hulton Baby to Be Out- If you are going to build a company holds 12.000 acres while the These Are Days for MAYNARD A SON. Auctioneer. and Lieut. A. J. Bruce. Four of the other company controls 22.000 acres new home or make alter­ soldiers living In Vancouver have also on Vancouver Island. The former ] Air, in a Famous been communicated with and may pos­ Sunshine and Fresh ation! in your old one. it will corporation Is capitalised at 11,600.- Notice to the Public be greatly to your interest sibly be able to get over. 000 and the latter for $1,000.000. “Whitney” Carriage Vr Go-Cart is Good, to see that the houae painter For some time past the possibility I have resigned as a.DIRECTOR of NTERPRETER OF of a merger was discussed, but -no | Big Variety. ■mall Frio*. the DOMINION STOCK A BOND you employ uses Lacqueret. definite action was taken until at _ CORPORATION of Vancouver, and Nothing like it, whether ap­ CANADIAN IDEALS Joint meeting of the stockholders of have now no connection or Interest plied by the amateur or the both companies last evening. It was with the sald Corapanj. ^ ^ skilled m rebar, it». foractistie- 4eeW*A .Wlattefl., ARTHUR 1. HEPBURN. M E. most advantageous step, and accord­ and economical results. {Continued from page 24 ingly the two will hereafter be oper­ ated as one, the executive head being Call Here for Free Booklet. from the greedy and greasy autocrate J. H. Moore, of Victoria, who Is ap­ pointed vlce-prealdent and general Into whose hands they have been con Now Is the Time to Choose Your New Spring manager. The baete of the consolida­ centrated. tion is not announced. The officer# Deplores War Expenditure. of the two corporation# are: Curtains and Drapery And again, if Canada is to play the Michigan Pacific Company: Presi­ part I hope she will play there must be dent. C. W Liken, Sebewalng. Mleh. Material DRAKE no useless expenditure ua unnecessary vlce-prealdent and general manager. Choose these now, they arc to be found In JOHN MtSTON J. H. Moore. Victoria; secretary, w. J Ml Knight. Grand Rapids. Mich a great variety on our second floor. These Hardware Co, treasurer. Charles A. Phelps; superin­ new ones will delight you. The beautiful new CARRIAGE MAKER tendent. Delbert Hankln, Victoria. designs^—especially the floral—we would ask BLACKSMITH 1418 Douglas Street. The directors are: The officer! with Tel. 1646. H. M. Cochrane, C. T. Moore and W. you to pay special attention to. You cannot. ETC. T. Coleman, Beattie, and E. B. Cadwell have a wider variety anywhere to choose from. BROAD ST. Safe and and W. L. Carpenter. Detroit. The second floor with all its new spring goods Retwren Johnson and Offtey-s of the, Michigan Puget gives it a spring like appearance. We drape Pandora. SoundTompany are: President. Dud­ Accurate ley E Walter»! vice-president E. B. the curtains to give you an idea of how they Cadwell; general manager, W. H. would look in your home. The dainty new cre­ BUY THE TIMES Medication Moore, Victoria; secretary, O. B. Tay­ tonnes which we have just received are of the lor, Detroit; general manager and superintendent, II- Hankln, Victoria. very latest and the assortment of patterns and When your prescription Is pre­ tho host quality makes these unequalled, Do pared by us you may confidently PRE-EMPTING UCLVF.I.ET not delay in coming and making your choice of depend upon the skill of the dis­ > these beautiful curtains and draperies. Now SMELL THE AROMA penser and the activity and pur­ The pre-emption lande In and is the time to make your selections, when the ity of thé materials of which It around Ucluelet. which Is situated on Is composed. the other side of the Barkley Sound, [ variety is at its best. The. reasonable prie* - OF OUR COFFEE are being taken np freely.------wttt please- you. - f’ometo-day. —— - We can dispense any prescrip­ This Information comes from the | SPECIAL BLENDS MOCHA AND JAVA, per 11>., 60c, 40c and. 30* tion. whether It Is directed to us CRAXBSRRT JAM, 6-lb. pall ...... T5*. authoritative source of one of tho pre­ •r not empt prs who called In at the office of. STRICTLY FRESH EGOS, doxeh ...... 35* Our service costs' no more the local branch of the Vancouver Isl­ 1 WATER GLASS for Preserving Eggs for winter use, tin...... 25* than any other. and Development League this morning. AUSTRALIAN BUTTER. S lbs...... 81.00 He haul lust taken n quarter section for himself nnd was able to report that | CAPITAL ÇITY BUTTER, « lbs ...... *4.00 Order Tour Goods by a friend of hie had done himself GOOD COOKING BUTTER, lb, ...... 85* similar good turf Mail. You’ll Find Our FRESH RHUBARB. ASPARAGUS, LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS, CAUL­ John Cochrane He declares the land I» being taken IFLOWERS, ARTICHOKES, etc. Lowest market - prices. up rapidly by »n unexpectedly large System the Beet. CHÇMIST. Influx of settlers. lie report» that the land Is of the beat possible description THE WEST END GROCERY CO., LTD. N. W. r. Tat* an on the Island, and I» confident of mak­ 1062 Government 8t Tele. IS. •• and 17SL ing n successful living out of the labor spent upon its euttlvatton. g------Z