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» VOL. 43. VICTORIA, B. 0., MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913 NO. 35

OTTAWA SEES PREMIER BEGIN THE* NEXT AGENT-GENERAL GRAPHIC MID TIMES TREATY 6F PEACE SIGNED YESTERDAY POLICE USE CLUBS London, Aug, 1L—A cable from REJOICING IN RDCHAREST AT CLOSING 8UILDI IN FALL Ottawa to-day to the Dally Tele­ HULU ADVERSE VIEWS DISPERSING WOMEN graph eaya: "It la elated In Ot­ tawa that air Hlohard McBride, premier of Brttiah Columbia, wlU SCENE OF DISASTROUS BALKAN WARS Exhibit From Dominion for resign, té succeed Hon. J. H. Meddlesomeness is Opinion of Third Attempt to Capture Pre­ Turner ae agent-general In Lon­ * One While Other Encour­ Panama Exhibition to Show don." The cablegram le viewed mier Asquith's House Frus­ - Natural Resources L~' skeptically here. Hon. J. H. Tur­ ages Wilson Arbitration by Belgium, Holland or Switzerland to Follow in trated on Sunday ner la not In town, but hie eon KING OF R0UMAN1A Informed the Canadien Associ­ Event of Disagreement on Frontier; .Demobolization Be­ ated Press that he has heard of no euoh arrangement He aald LINO ARRIVES SAFELY gins Immediately; Service In Cathedral and Gala Din­ SYLVIA PANKHURST IS EDIFICE WILL COST that hie father had never been In better health than at present ner Marked Occasion; Bulgarians Decline King ABOUT HALF MILLION AT MEXICAN CAPITAL PLACED UNDER ARREST Charles’ Decorations

No Promise of Reconsider­ President Believes Organized Mounted Officers Ride Down SESSION UNLIKELY Attempts Made to Cause Bucharest, Aug. 11.—The peace treaty between the Balkan states was Women and Children With­ ation Held Out te British signed at 11.80 o'clock yesterday. The city was decorated with flags, guns - Member of Parliament War With Republic were fired, bells were rung and the bands played. out Discrimination TILL NEXT JANUARY A solemn te deum In the cathedral at noon was attended by King Charles, Queen Elizabeth (Carmen Sylvia) and the members of the royal family and 4 ITALY AND AUSTRALIA GOVERNOR’S VISIT IS delegates to the peace conference. King Charles conferred decorations on all LEADER IS REPORTED Members of Cabinet Have the delegates except the Bulgarians, who declined them. DEVOID OF THRILLS TO BE BADLY INJURED UNCERTAIN OVER FAIR Various Engagements In The peace treaty provides that the Roumanian army shall evacuate Bui West and Abroad gartan tellltory within fifteen days after It* signature and the Servian and Greek armies in three days. London, Aug. 11.—In an editorial Ottawa. Aug. 11.—Canada's - plana London, Aug. 11.—The third a&* to-day the Dally Graphic says: It also provides for arbitration by Belgium, Holland or Switzerland In the for participation at the Pacific exposi­ tempt of the suffragettes under com­ “The mission of John Lind to event of disagreement over the llmtation of the new frontier. Bulgaria expects tion at San Francisco are In a forma­ USE CLOSURE RULES mand of Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, to tive stage, but the exhibit It was learn­ Mexico has all the disadvantages of to begin demobilization at once. meddlesomeness without the ad­ take Premier Asquith's house in Down­ ed to-day at the department of agri­ TO RUSH BUSINESS A gala dinner to the peace delegates was given at the royal palace last culture will be on much the same lines vantage of Intervention. It can ing street by storm failed Sunday have no terrors for President as similar exhibitions elsewhere. The night King Charles In a stirring speech, congratulated the representatives of when the militant leader was captured Huerta because no force Is behind natural resources of the country will, the various states- on the conclusion of peace, which he said involved great It, and prudent men will be thank­ by a cordon of police thrown across of course, be the basis of the showing Ottawa, Ont., Aug. It.—It Is not ful If It only fails decently.” sacrifices, and he expressed the hope that a new era of mutual confidence and Whitehall after a stiff fight In which to be made. likely that consideration of matter» The Times editorially agrees that prosperity would arise and make all forget the sad past the police used their clubs. A year agn William Hutcheson, Do­ pertaining to the sessional programme President Wilson Is acting entire­ The trouble began after a mass minion exhibition commissioner, went ly within his rights, and says that KING CHARLES CREDITS TURKEY EVASIVE IN meeting held under the auspices of the to San Francisco on the instruction of will be taken up for some week» yet. It would be good policy on the REPLYING TO POWERS Free Speech Defense committee, which the Hon. Martin Burrell, minister of It will be well on to September before part of the Mexican government to EMPEROR WITH RESULT was called to demand the unconditional agriculture, and selected a site for the the majority of the ministers will be listen to Mr. Lind's repreeentatlons release of George Lansbury, former Canada building. It Is the Intention In the Capital. In the spirit In which they are made Berlin, Aug. II.—Prior to the signing Constantinople, Aug. 1L—The Porte Socialist member of the House, who to start construction work this fall. Premier Borden proposes to be here and not Irritate United 8tates of the peace treaty yesterday con­ to-day made an evasive reply to the re­ was sentenced July 30 to three months’ It will be of a design In keeping most of the time, but will take a few officials by stickling about punctilio. gratulatory messages were exchanged imprisonment for making Inflamma­ with the Importance of the country. cent note of the powers In which a week end tripe. Hon. W. T. White will "President W'ilson,'’ the editorial -between Emperor William and the tory speeches, but was released In featuring the natural resources of threat was made that the powers would probably carry out his Intention of continues, has shown great moder­ King of Roumanla, in which the Ger­ August 1 under the “Cat and Mouse tho Dominion there will be exhibits of making a visit to the west after his ation and earnest desire to refrain man Emperor thanked King Charles withdraw their moral and financial Act*’ while on a hunger strike. all kinds of wheat and grain, fruit, in return from England. Hon. 8am as much as possible from interven­ for his work infringing about peace. support from Turkey unless the Otto­ Miss Pankhurst had refused an In­ natural and preserved forms; vege­ Hughes leaves for England on August tion, and Americans for the most King Charles on the other hand gave man government ordered Its troops to vitation to make a speech at this tables. minerals, all kinds of wood Î0. and Hon. Mr. C noth ers le also likely part would be delighted to see the Emperor credit for the peace retire within the Enos-Media line In meeting when Informed that she would produced in Canada, including pulp, to go abroad. Hon. Dr. Roche and Hon. Mexico settle her own quarrels In accordance with the treaty of London. not be permitted to urge her hearers fish, game, fur-bearing animals mount­ Louis Coderre will spend several weeks an amicable way. to march upon Downing street. Three ed. and fair exhibits along the same In the west. Hon. J. D. Hazen, who has speakers advised the crowd not to at­ lines. been ae far north as Dawson city, will Washington, Aug. 11.—President PRISONER SHOT WHEN SULZER ADMITS USE tack the Premier's residence, but at Manufacturers wishing to display be back In Ottawa about September 1. Wilaon let it be known to-day that he the close of her meeting, Miss Pank­ their products wlU, from present plans, and Hon. Robert Rogers, who has been was Inclined te believe there was an ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE ... OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS hurst, true to her promise made last be accommodated In the Canadian Ip Winnipeg, will be bxejt In the capital organized desire, proceeding from week, mounted the base of the Nelson lihsut August 25. Towards the end of Column and In fiery language urged building. Several of the provinces sources unknown te him, te bring en; Albert Winn Makes Unsuccessful Dash Governor of New York May Not Be will have exhibits of their »wn In con the month Hon. Frank Cochrane wHT her sympathizers to follow her. a war between the United States and fer Liberty From Jail at Impeached but May Face junction with the main one. The leave for an extended tour of northern Mexico. The president dees net re­ Hatless and with her hair bound building will cost In the neighborhood Ontario. gard the movement as extensive but Nelson. Indictment. close to her head, the young militant of $600,000. The plan» of the ministers Indicate a ae very troublesome* end referred to leader started down Whitehall sur­ CASTRO’S RELATIVE lit rounded by Several women carrying As previously stated, the commercial January sitting of the House, and that misrepresentations in seme individual Nelson, B. C., Aug. 11.—As the pri­ New York, Aug. 11.—There Is a bare reasons which have precluded Great the government propose» to depend newspapers. chance that Governor Sttlzer may not the Women'# Social and Political HANDS OF GOVERNMENT soners at the provincial Jail came out Union flag stirroounted by a liberty w Britain participating In the exposition upon tho application of the new closure for exercise Sunday, Albert Winn, who be Impeached, and that his Indictment do not apply to Canada. It not only Is rule» to put through It» sessional pro­ John Lind, the personal representa­ on the charge of perjury or violation cap, and preceded by a flying wedge of has served six month* of a 11 months* dockmen and other husky east-enders. olose-by, but naturally stands to reap gramme. The matter ha» not a» yet tive of President Wilson to Investigate Prisoners Taken After Attack on City sentence fot taking $600 from an un­ of the côrrupt practice» act will be greater results from the advertising been definitely settled, but all the min­ the Mexican situation, arrived safely ef Macura; Fighting In sought Instead. The F raw ley commit­ Reserves of police rushed up after locked safe at Kimberly, made a bold the militants attacked the regular line such events afford, than could He pos­ ister» In the city »eem Inclined to the In Mexico City last night, according to Techira. break for liberty. He had fixed nails tee Is divided on the question of Im­ sible with the Mother Country. view that the House will not meet till a dispatch received at the state depart­ peachment or Indictment, a member of of police, and Miss Pankhurst and five in the toes of his boots to aid in others were arrested and taken to Jail. January. ment from Charge O'Shaughnessy, of climbing, and darted to the high fence the committee said yesterday and will London. Aug. 11^—An effort to revive Caracas, Aug. 11.—General Tores Disheartened at the arrest of their the United States embassy, at an early which surrounds the Jail grounds and meet to-day to consider which course the plan of British participation In the Castro, a relative of former President leader the mob suddenly dispersed. hour this morning. Secretary Bryan scrambled to the top. to follow. It Is expected to make a Panama-Pacific Exposition at San Ciprlano Castro, was captured on Fri­ report to-day when the state legisla­ Blaming the suffragettes for many remained at hla desk until after mid­ Special Guard Miller, armed with a Francisco was made to-day In the PREPARE PLANS FDR night to receive the news. day by \he government troops com­ ture reconvenes In Albany. months of enforced Sunday work, loaded shotgun, was on duty at the the police cleared the streets with un­ House of Commons by Col. A. K. Gibbs, News of the safe arrival of Mr. Lind manded by Generals Sortegas Sayago All of the committeemen are con­ a Unionist member. Mr. Gibbs asked and Bustamente. according to an offi­ lookout tower, and as Winn reached vinced of the governor's guilt. They usual roughness, mounted officers rid­ with his wife and party tn the Mextcaa the top of the wall he fired. Winn Sidney Buxton, president of the board cial communication. are so satisfied with the revelations of ing down women and children without VANCOUVER DRY-DOCK capital followed several hours of sus­ dropped wounded to the ground, and discrimination. of trade, for reasons for withholding A number of General Tores Castro’s Sulzer*s use of the compalgn money In pense. The complete absence of any was carried Into the JalL He has some British official recognition of the ex­ officers, w.ho had fled to the mountains stock speculation that not one of them Miss Cook, who carried a suffragette Information of the progress of the party half-a-hundred shots In his body, banner during the fight, aald last position. He put the following ques­ from the time It loft Vera Crux early of Macuro after the defeat of Castro’s sees the need of more evidence of adherents on July 28, when they at some of them having penetrated to a wrong-doing. night that Miss Pankhurst was badly tion: . . yesterday morning, added to the un­ depth of one to three inches, one of "In view of the Importance attached Will Have Lifting Capacity Fif­ tacked the government forces In the Governor Sulser gave out a brief Injured during the melee. easiness which was heightened by which is believed to have pierced his to the Panama-Pacific exposition by city of Macura also were taken pri­ statement last night In Albany In which The morning service at Westminster teen Thousand-Tons, and vague rumors of attacks on Mr. Lind kidneys. Americans will the board of trade re­ soners. he denies having speculated In Wall Abbey was attacked by 20 suffragettes, and ht* family and assistants. A pointed dagger, made from the who repeated the scenes at St. Paul’s consider Its decision 7" Cost Nearly $2,500,000 Fighting continues in the state of street, but admitted having made tem­ Tachlra. The army of government handle of a bucket was found conceal­ porary personal use of tne home cam­ of a week ago. Mr. Buxton referred hi» questioner Mexico, Aug. 11.—The arrival of troops reached Maracay on Friday ed on his person. paign contributions. They were ejected with but slight to Sir Edward Grey and held out no Governor John Lind, whose mysterious disorder. promise of re-consideration of the under the command of President Juan mission to Mexico was the direct cause Seventeen militant suffragettes were British government’s attitude. Ottawa, Aug. 11.—Plan» are being Vicente Gomes. WOMAN AND BABY ARE RUSSIA TO ENTER IN of a public manifestation Sunday In The United States cruiser Dee sentenced to-day to terms of imprison­ prepared and will be placed before the support of General Huerta's attitude KILLED BY STORM’S FURY ment ranging from a week to two London. Aug. 1L—A dispatch to the Moines was due to arrive In Vene TRADE COMPETITION public work* department during the toward administrative mediation, haul months as a sequel to the attempt to Dally Chronicle from Melbourne says next few weeks for a floating dry-dock xuelan waters. The archbishop of been devoid of any thrills. When Mr. Caracas to-day Instructed the clergy storm Premier Asquith’s residence. the attitude of the Australian states, on Burrard Inlet with a lifting capa­ Lind, as the personal representative of Philadelphia, Aug. 11.—A woman was Professor Goldstein on Official Visit Sylvia Pankhurst, leader of the except Victoria and New South Wales to pray for peace. city of 16,000 tone. The dock will cost President Wilson, alighted from his killed by lightning, a baby crushed to storming party, was not among the toward the Panama exposition Is still death by a falling tree and scores of From Atlantic to Pacifia nearly $2,600,000 and will be fully train last night after a tedious day’s prisoners, as she had been taken di­ uncertain owing to what la regarded persons injured by flying debris during Coasts. equipped with engineering work» journey from Vera Crus, there were IMPROVED CONDITIONS rect to Holloway Jail to serve another as the extraordinary action of Great a wind, rain and electrical storm which which will enable It to handle, repairs only a few persons about the station. portion of her previous sentence. Britain In declining to participate. The to the largest liners at present enter­ Mr. Lind persistently maintained that IN REBELLIOUS CHINA swept over the city yesterday. Trees Ottawa, Aug. 11.—On an official visit correspondent at Rome of the Times were uprooted, telegraph, telephone ing the port of Vancouver. taciturnity which he has observed to the Dominion which will take him to says he learns that It is now unlikely A formal application for the second- since he was summoned from his home Lu King Now Within Northern Lines and electric light poles blown down; MEDICAL DELEGATES GO that Italy will participate In the fair. windows broken and buildings unroof­ the Pacific coast, where he will prob­ class dry-dock subsidy of ttt per cent in Minnesota to undertake his present But Disorders Remain Unquelled TO SUFFRAGE MEETING Sir Thomas Llpton In a letter to the has been applied for, and when the mission. ed by the wind which blew at the rate ably meet the Dominion minister of at Nanking. Times strongly advocates that Great plans are completed they will be re­ Just what he la to do here or Just of 60 miles an hour before the rain. trade and commerce. Professor J. M. Britain be officially represented at San Mrs. A. G. Murphy was killed hy a London, Aug. 1L—Foreign delegates ported upon by the chief engineer of when he will begin the negotiations for Goldstein arrived here to-day. He is ^ Francisco. He argues that a reduction bolt of lightning when she sought shel­ to the medical conference cccupled the department which he has come are as great a mys­ Washington, Aug. 11.—General Im­ head of the Moscow School of Com­ In the tariff will give opportunities for The Amalgamated Dry-Dock and tery aa before his arrival. provement in conditions In the rebel ter under a tree In Fairmount Park. front seats at the meeting to-day of trade competition never before antici­ James McNamee, 11 months old, was In Engineering Company Is the title of the ltous district of China was reported to merce and hopes to further trade be­ the Women's Social and Political pated, and therefore there is a greater a coach at a cemetery when the wind concern which proposes to construct the navy department yesterday In tween Russia and Canada both by At­ Union, the militant suffragette organ. necessity for British official represen­ DIES SUDDENLY IN blew down a tree which crushed him. and operate the dock, but such a com­ a cable despatch from Rear-Admiral lantic routes, the Panama canal and by Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst was pre­ tation at San Francisco than there Nicholson, commanding the Pacific fleet sent, attended by a nurse. She made was at the Chicago or St. Louis expo­ pany has not yet taken out Incorpor­ HOTEL AT VANCOUVER direct steamships between Victoria and ation papers. The scheme is looked at Nanking. LARGE CROWDS GATHER a brief speech, which lacked the Are sitions. “The present uprising,” reported Ad­ Vladivostok. and militancy of her previous ad­ upon favorably by the government G. R. Evans, Reoently In Victoria, Ex­ The necessity for a big dry-dock at miral Nicholson, “has met with failure TO WITNESS STAMPEDE He said that with the opening of the dresses. She welcomed the doctors, pires From Hemorrhage Dur­ saying she supposed “our foreign THREE POISONED BY GAS Vancouver has been tften pressed by up to the present and the Northern Panama canal It might be taken for friends sure trying to understand the marine Interests there. ing Night troops have been uniformly successful Winnipeg. Man., Aug. 11.—It is a IN CABIN OF SCHOONER gram ted that Russia would establish a strange movement that Is sweeping but the country Is far from pacified. civic holiday to-day, the local stock line of steamers between her own Ku Ling Is now within, the Northern and grain markets, public offices and the whole world and making the so- ALL ITALY ON STRIKE Vancouver, Aug. 11.—Lying partly shores and Vancouver. He stated called weaker sex able to go through Montreal, Que, Aug. 11.—A strange under the be<$ in a pool of "blood, O. R. lines and the conditions are satisfac­ financial houses, all being closed as disaster le announced here from tory there. Nanking has renounced well as every store In the city. Mayor frankly that Russia would be in the experiences which would have been GARRISON HELD READY Evans, a middle-aged Englishman, a deemed Incredible a few years ago.” Longue Pointe, Mangan. on the labra­ pensioner of the Lancashire Sb York­ adhesion to the South, but disorders are Deacon gave citizens this extra holi­ market to compete with Australian threatened here owing to the large dor coast A schooner arrived there shire railway, was found by the night day on account of the stampede, and Imports to Canada and that in return Milan, Aug. 1L—A general strike number of troops formerly with the on Saturday and three dead passen­ clerk of the Grandview hotel in a room great crowds are likely to take In the there was no reason why Russia ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH Southern, armies not now attached gers were found lir her cabin. Their throughout Italy was proclaimed In a Sunday morning. While the room was big show. Every reserved seat has should not take large quantities of on ejthor side. DESTROYED AT NANAIMO names are Mr. and Mrs. James Bob manifesto Issued to-day by the Syndi­ In great disorder and the door locked, been sold out goods manufactured In the Dominion. “A United, States steamer was fired belt, of Bale dee Moutons, and Mrs. the police do not anticipate either foul . All trains from the West to-day were Several steamship companies had re­ calist and Socialist workmen's organi­ on by the Southerners at Chenglln. Charles Vlgnault of Mataehquan. play or suicide, but think that the filled to capacity. Rain, which so ported favorably, he stated, on the Nanaimo, Aug. 11.—St. Mathew's sations here. Ample reparation has been made.” Oae poisoning le given aa the cause man died from a severe hemorrhage of often ruins local civic holidays, Is Vladlvostok-Vanoouver and Panama church and rectory at Wellington, six of death and the coroner's inquests the lungs, a doctor who wae summoned absent to-day, for after a dull opening route. mile, from thl. city, were destroyed Rome, Aug. 11.—The authorities here found to this effect. having given this as his diagnosis. TWO MEN KILLED WHEN the sun has made Its first appearance by die on Saturday afternoon, involr, are holding the garrison In readiness When found he had been dead appar­ since Friday. MAJOR-GEN. DARTNELL DEAD. tog n total property lose of 16,000, with, to repress any disorders In connection WORKING UNDER ENGINE FINANCIAL CONDITION EASIER. ently about four hours. out on, cent Ineurance. The are with tUe general strike order by labor Mr. Evans registered on hîs arrival ADMITS PADDING PAY LIST. started on the root of the rectory, pre. leaders. Both the Quliinal and the Lopdon, Aug. 11.—The death is an­ London, Aug. 11.—Before sailing the day before as coming from San Regina. Saek., Aug. 1L—Carelessness .umabty from a «park from the rec­ Vatican are strongly guarded. home on Saturday, Sir Edmund Francisco, and among b!s effect# was of operation acoounted for the lose of Calgary, Aug. 11.—Fred 8. T. Amour, nounced bf Major-General Sir John tory chimney, and owing to the high George D&rtnell, K. O. B.. O. M. G., at Welker, president of the Canadian found a ticket from Montreal to Liver­ two more lives on the G. T, P. south a C. P. R. pay clerk, thlp morning wind prevailing at the time It wae Im­ HOT NEW YORK SUNDAY hie residence, Westbdtirafe Gardens, Bank of Commerce, said that the fin­ pool. Several baggage checks from of Regina Friday night. A machinist pleaded guilty to the theft of $8,085, possible to save even the furniture. ancial position generally waa easier Victoria indicated that he had been In named McQueen and hla assistant, which he obtained through padding the Foikstone. He was born tn London, 8t. Mathew’s church was built la" and there waa a growing renewal of New York, Aug. 11.—With tho tem­ that city reoently. Pension papers Lars Oscar Walberg, were cut to pay lists. The company’s solicitor Ont., tit 1188. toil, the first minister being the Rev. confidence In Canadian Investment» perature at 10$ degrees In many parts from* the railway company made out pieces, and a third man seriously in­ said an au

^rpfiESCP/pr/oA/ stoke ca You may be a good judge of CIGARS and still be taken Pike's Peak Region Inundated; Men Ceased Work Fëbrûàry 25 Three Persons Dead and Eight ;in on a purchase, you can’t be blamed for being nipped onee, Families Homeless in and Lose $5,600,000 in tj Injured at San Lorenzo but it’s your own fault if you don’t profit by the lesson of ex­ *"RexalV perience. , . ., Our Colorado City Regular Earnings Yesterday WHY ABE TOO PERFECTLY SATE IN COMING TO US Skin FOB YOUR CIGARS? Colorado Springs, Col., Aug. 11.—A Paterson, N. J., Aug 11.—The last Oakland, Cal., Aug. 11.—Three per­ Hat kick went out of the Paterson, N. J., sons are dead and eight are Injured, cloudburst here early -last night has Because—we have gained the confidence of the publie. It’s strike when the handful left of the three of Whom will probable die, as Creams demoralised street car traffic In the original 26,000 striking «ilk mMl: work­ the result of . a collision yesterday af­ taken years to do it, but wé’ve succeeded. Pike’s Petflc region, and several fam­ ers, refused permission by, the author­ ternoon .between the Southern Pacific’s Dye Are the acme of purity and ilies Are reported to be homeless At ities of tialedon to hold a final pro­ Stockton Flyer and two automobiles at Colorado, C|ty, wltere the rainfall was. San Lorenzo. r. efficiency. test meeting. In the little borough on Makes old straw hats like new heaviest Water three feet deep ran the outskirts of Paterson, decided to The dead are: go quietly back to work as fast as the and costs only 16c. Any color Non-greasy Face Cream ..25^ through the principal streets. The fire Mrt. John Bellini, San Francisco. mills can make places for them. Mrs. Margaret Odenwelder, Oakland. THE HUDSON’S BAY CO. you like. Get out your old Cold Cream ...... 25^ department was called on to rescue a The strikers are returning to the Albert McTeer, 16 years old, Sacra»- Family Wine and Spirit Merchants "Straw” and try it to-day. Cream of Almonds ...... 35^ number of perdons marooned In their wages and the conditions they left on homes between Colorado City and February DO; they have a loss In wages The injured : t 13*2 DOV-5LA6 STRÉgT Manitou. Several bridges on the Mid of $5,600,4)00 to struggle against, the iklts.. Elbert Bytltnl, San Francisco, CORNER We are prompt, we are care­ PHONE city of Paterson Is out $60,000 spent HÜUU fractured. Open until 18 p. m. Incorporated 1670. land are reported washed out. FORT AND ful. and use only the best in our for extra police protection, the manu­ ‘AjlbCri Bellini, internal injuries. work. 135 A house in the! west end of Colorado facturers estimate their loss at $1,000,- Elbert Bellini, Jr„ leg broken I DOUGLAS City with Its occupants was washed 000, and admit it may take years, for Donna Bellini, internal injurl-..*, , 100 feet by the torrent that swept the silk city to entirety regain Its pres­ John Bellini, San Francisco, head, down. Fountain Creek here is raging. tige as a manufacturing centré. Hun­ Injured. The southern part of Colorado Springs dreds of merchants, doctors, lawyers, Mrs. Edith Elliott, daughter of .yu-s. Is Inundated, and several families there bankers and small capitalists who have Od*nwelder, cut and bruised. have been removed on horseback. faced extinction during the bitter in­ Jphn D. McTeer, Oakland, fractured At Fountain, 2 miles south of Col­ dustrial war, when 00 per cent, of the skull and three ribs. orado Springs conditions are said to working population was not earning a Mrs. J. p. MyTeer, lacerated apd, Snap Hunters Take Ju^t In ! be alarming. A number of houses are dollar, are bravely trying to recoup bruised. ‘ reported to be In danger of being their losses. Ajt the point where the accident oc­ Wild Blackberries and Apricots. washed away. A call has been sent The police , are thankfully resting curred the highway nearly parallels 4© Colorado Springs for assistance. Notice after having made 2,187 arrests, law­ the railway track* The- machines were Kootenay 2-lb. tin Strawberry Jam for...... 35< Fountain Creek, ordinarily a small yer's and Judges are hastening the running at a good speed, but those who stream, is overflowing its hanks all the atrlke cases still on the dockets, armed escaped grave Injury said they were Apartment House Site within $900 below market value; a English Mixed Pickles, 2 bottles for ...... 25^ way to Pueblo, where warning had guards are being slowly withdrawn not racing, and attributed the accident one mile circle—one-third acre. home with 2% acres on two-mile been sent to expect upusualty higher from the storm centres, wheels are to a defective lantern on a pile of dirt, Price, on terms circle. Worth $30,000. Price Pure Cider Vinegar, per jar...... Waters. There had been no loss of turning in all of the 300 mills affected, neqr the roadside. Kverpure Butter (no better for the money), 3 lbs. for. .$1.00 life reported early last night. empty freight cars are being hurried The accident occurred at dusk. The from nearby points once, more to carry two cars were en route from San Jose $21,000 S-lb. Jars Marmalade for...... 2®^ What Matter though the carnival be the product of the mills to the con­ to Oakland. In the foremost car were $,8500 over—we still have left the ice cold sumers, and Paterson, outwardly at Mr. and Mrs. John D. McTeer In the creamy "Humbser” Beer. 10c per glass least, shows scarcely a visible effect of front seat, Mr. and Mrs. Garret Oden­ "At The Kalserhof.” • the warfare. welder, their daughter, Mrs. Edith Elliot, wife of the- chief engineer of the Windsor Grocery Company From the beginning of the strike five Members months ago the leaders of the Indus­ United Railways Company, and Albert Victoria Government McTeer, the young son of the driver of OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. GOVERNMENT ST. trial Workers of the World were In Real Estate Broughton charge, but they deny that they ever the machine. Exchange MÉi,ÏWIktC».fâ consented to the mljl employees re­ In the second car were Mr. and Mrs. A Summer turning to work. Carlos Tresca said: John Bellini and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert "There were two committees, an ex­ Bellini, with their .children Everett ecutive committee of the I. W. W. and and Donna. The train struck It square­ Home a strike committee, many members of ly. Its Occupants were thrown In the air, except the two women, who were which did not belong to our organisa­ caught on the pilot and carried some Robert's Bay, Sidney tion. It was the strike committee Broughton Street distance. The first car was hit with that voted for the workers to settle Two lots, with 100 feet of water- the same force and as a consequence frontage, new 4-roomed cottage. with individual shops and thus broke the occupants were not so seriously We Don't Ask 60x120, close to Douglas street. Price, per foot...... $700 the strike. It was not done with the hurt. cpnsent or sanction of the I. W. W." Terms easy. $3500" You to support Victoria industry purely from mo­ Elizabeth Gurley Flynn explained the tives of sentiment, but for TWO REAL REASONS’ Cash |1,000, balance arrange. failure of the strike in these words: DAIRYMAN KILLED IN By keeping Victoria men busy you are best serving "When the workers saw the hun­ yourself ahd your city. The Interior Finish, Win­ dreds who were pouring back to work FALLING DOWN WELL dows, Doors, and indeed every Item of our huge stock is honestly made of carefully picked Lurhber J. E. Smart & Company, Ltd. beginning to be well fed and decently and enr PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. «•6-6 Pemberton Building. •plothed, we couldn’t hold them any Henry Hyam Endeavors to Recover A. S. BARTON longer. They would stick together only Lost Bucket and Loses as long as they were all hungry." Real Estate and Financial Agent, The I. W. W. leaders arc now going His Life. 816 Central Building, Victoria, to fade quietly out of Paterson. Big B. C. Phone 2ttl. Bill Haywood, chief of the I. W. W., Jubilee, Burnaby, Aug. 11.—The who Is reported as very sick. Is going breaking of a rope caused the tragic West for a long rest. Miss Flynn will death of Henry Hyam, aged 28 years, DO IT NOW ! soon start Wast on an extended money­ yesterday, the unfortunate man fall­ making campaign. Tresca hr tired; Out ing to the bottom of a deep well at the PHOf+E 536 and is going back to Pennsylvania to former residence of the late John R Rogerses 1 Moss Jm run his little newepaprir for a wTi'ilè-.'* Ruknble, Nelson invenue, Jubilee. Mr. Notify us and we will be glad to semi you Hyam had been in Canada for seven 604 for ten days’ free trial one of our fully NATIONAL PROHIBITION years end was a native of Liverpool, CORMORANT guaranteed England. % 8EAVIET.' AVE.. east of Cook PROBABLE FOR SWEDEN Yesterday morning he received eight STREET St. : fine building Bite, high and dry. edwe, in addition to three he had pre­ Easy terms can be arranged. Price $1,200. viously purchased, and as more water Hotpoint Electric Irons Prime Minister Staaff Declares Only was required Mr. Hyam decided to CARLIN ST., hear Flnlayeo'n; Way Drunkenness Can make an effort to recover a bucket good lot, 50y 1 yt : $250 cosh, balance And the prifce. is only $4.50 Be Cured. from a deep well on the premises, to arrange. Price is only $800. which had not been used for some Black Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 11.—There time as there was also a smaller well COR. PRIDEAU and Hampton on "the premises. Rd., near Burnside car; fine level is a prospect that Sweden soon may be lot. 50x117: one-third cash, balance placed under -«national prohibition. With the assistance of a neighbor at 6. 12 and IS. Price $1,075. B. C. Electric Co., Limited noon yesterday a rope wan rigged up Diamonds Laws making It an offence to drink Light and Power Dept. Phone 1609 spirituous liquors anywhere in the and Hyam proceeded to lower himself Often belie the name BEACHWOOD AVE.. near Holly­ country are contemplated, and there is to the bottom of the well. When about wood Crescent: good view lot, 60 feet down the rope broke and Hyam and are often a source BOxllO; quarter cash, balance easy. a reasonable chance that they will be Price $1,650. Save to adopted. fell another 50 feet to the bottom. of worry rather than Prime Minister Staaff, In an address Assistance was obtained as quickly of wealth. We know before a congress of teetotallers In as possible. And the body taken from the well. Dr. Buller, of Central Park, the coal business, but Stockholm, declared that prohibition in the interests of our Phone 946 was the only effective means of pre­ was sent for and -on arrival declared R (22 Johnson St. M Certain-Teed Booting Invest venting drunkenness. All other at­ that death had been caused by a broken customers wc are ever tempted methods of reform, he said, on the look-out for any While you can afford to put had proved Ineffective and Insufficient The deceased leaves a widow and information or source to stop the evil. three young children. Quality Certified. Durability Guaranteed. a little aside regularly. There The prime minister’s speech is con­ of supply which will will never be a time when sidered an indication of the govern­ mean increased satis­ Fully Guaranteed 3-ply, 15 Years. Prices quoted on application ment’s policy, and Is believed. to fore­ TRIBESMEN TO RESIST faction and better ser­ School of Haadicraft you can do so with less in­ shadow the introduction into parlia­ TROOPS OF GOVERNMENT vice to Painter patrons. convenience to yourself. ment of'a bill for the prohibition of all and Design aipirituous drinks in Sweden. Such a law When you order Coal rtf Courtney St.. V'-*—fa. Evans, Coleman & Evans, Ltd. Moreover, it is an excellent would command the support of the Amoy, China, Aug. 12.—A column of let it be Painter’s Coal royal family. The King Is a strong 500 government trcAps was despatched habit to acquire. and you are assured of .... In the following eub- Phone 272 - 613 Pandora Ave. temperance advocate, and the Crownf from here last night in pursuit of the the utmost possible in 7.30 to 6.80 P. 1-1 One dollar ia sufficient to Prince Is a total abstainer. Tungan Tribesmen, who recently kill­ quality, value and ser­ W*od Carving—Miss Bendy, Mon­ make a start in our savings A prohibitory law would be likely to ed a number of Formosans here. The day. meet with opposition from France. riots led to a demand from the Jap­ vice. Artistic Bookbinding—• Lang. department. Sweden has a big trade In wines and anese government for an Indemnity, >rsctlc*l Designing*—Mr. Bergvett. spirits with France, and she depends and for the execution of the leaders You will be allowed 4 per upon the French money market to Clay Modelling—Mr. Mold. Wed- of - the tribes. nerday. -• ST. JAMES COFFEE cent interest, which will be finance many Swedish enterprises, Strong resistance is expected from Jewellery—Miss O. Meadows. Wed­ lion in the form of the exclusion of the tribesmen who are well armed. nesday. added quarterly. French wines would encounter retalia­ The Prinelgle of Design—Mbt You will be extended every tion 1 nthe form of the exclusion of Mills. Thursday. Phoenix Beer, $1.80 per do* qts. • M»9’l Wi*»V Mr. Mold. IS DELICIOUS courtesy consistent with Swedish securities from the Parts Clames will commence about Sep­ bourse. A proposal to Increase the duty tember 22. sound business methods. on wines in 1904 had to be dropped be­ TERMS—$6 dev quarter for Ann cause the French government protest-1 subject, payable In advance, or B$ Have You Tried It? When your savings ed, and threatened to bar Swedish con­ each for two oi more Mubiectn. on» lemon a week In each subject. amount to $100 we will un­ sols from the Paris stock exchange. For further information apply le dertake to find you a sound As a the Instructors el the above ad- R. P. RITHET & CO., LTD. investment at a higher rate NOT WORRIED BECAUSE WHARF STREET My Sale of interest. POWERS REMAIN AWAY Reminder Ban Frarittisco, Aug. 11.—The Pana­ Of Victoria’» first Carnival ma’Pacific elbosition managers are not Continues worried by 'the announcements that' there is nothing so -appro­ . Ladies’ and Gent’s : .Suits England, Gerinany and Russia will not Cash Registers Dominion Trust priate as a souvenir Spoon made-to-order from as low announcement exhibit at the fair ih 1916. They pre­ $50.00 to $75.00. dict that the Industrial show wlU be a or Brooch. as...... $20.00 Company great success. Enough-^countries have Empire Typewriters I have been cutter for Alex. Peden and In charge of his well already obtained concessions from To all’ strangers within known tailoring business for some time, and have now taken It Frank Burt, who is In charge of that $60.00 Cash. over entirely and will occupy quarters next to Mr. Peden in the “The Perpetual Trustee*’ end of the exposition, to warrant them _our gates we extend » cor­ Hayward Block. in declaring, that the affair wlH be Royal Typewriters -Paid - up Capital worth any one’s attention. But the dial invitation to inspect and Surplus...$ 2,800,000 fact that these great European coun­ ■$95.00 Cash. W. W. GLASS tries have not entered the exposition enr stock. CHARLIE HOPE Trusteeships un- For sale at Sueewer to Alex. Peden d er adminis­ has aroused interest in the present 1434 Government Street High-class Tailor, 111-212 Sayward Block. condition of the grounds. The service tration, over.. 6,000,000 building was the first to be completed, Victoria, B. C. VICTORIA Trustee for Bond­ and the mammoth machinery hall, BOOK & STATIONERY holders, over.. 25,000,000 which will be the largest on the fair COMPANY, LTD. grounds, to gradually assuming defi­ $604 ; Government Street, nite shape. Work Is being pushed in Little & Taylor i Phone IS. 909 Government Street all departments. "Nag” Roof Compositions are fire­ Boarding houses, of the worth-advertising kind, al­ Jewelers m HUGH KENNEDY proof and add years to the life of an Don’t Forget the Promptly served, ways UTILIZE THE WANT ADS when table-vacancies Local Manager splendid meals In '‘the Open-Air Cafe 611 F -t Street old poof. See Newton A Greer Co., 1326 Wharf Street • occur. At Ttye Kalserhof.’* J * i VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUOUST -H, -1913 -V ■ i — = r MOUNTAIN CUMBERS ,1.1 — BARGAINS r r '* ! n ■ r - ■" Angue Campbell V Co., Ltd. 'The Fashion Centre" 1909-1010 Government St. AT RÊDFEItN^S .. .J -I;------—:—; ' • 1 1 ■■ ■- SHELL BUTTER DISHES, with knives. Regular pricç ? Within Üiree Hundred Feet o $3.50. Now...... : NEW ARRIVALS IN FALL Summit Party Driven Back by Storm Excellent Quality, Sheffield Make, (Haas T3«faga . . wÀ ; /*’

Moupt Robson, B. C., aug. IL— t , Climbing ypward- on Mount Robson by Cool evenings suggest something warm for an outer wrap. We have opened up and are now exhibiting REDFERN & SON alternate route • to that . of Thomas Conrad ' Cain and hie party, In our large showrooms a new shipment of magnificent FALL COATS. The materials which go to make up THE DIAMOND'SPECIALISTS Walter Stanffetberger, B. S. Darling thèse exclusive garments are richer and more elegant than ever. The range includes the new Boucle clothe. - 1211-1213 Douglas Street. Phone 118. Established 1882 apd H. H. Prouty made their w^y last Tuesday, to within 300 feet of the sum­ The handsome curl effects, and the massive wide wale cord woolens; many of thè latest productions are of a mit, but gathering storms and chilling, plush or furry nature, while all of them show trimmings of plush or fur in some form or other, and large biting winds compelled the climbers to return when within sight of their goal. buttons. . The‘.party ascended by the. west ridge, Ffrom the camp at 8,475 feet The cutaway or rounded corners predominate, and-the lines .of the new eoats are very becoming as well WE HAVE A FULL STOCK close to the avalanche-fan on the w$at as artistic. Our prices are as usual quite moderate, consistent with quality and "style, together with only face, the climbing was made on the of west route. This route proved * to bej. best workmanship, and ladies who select a new coat from our preliminary showing have thé, satisfaction set with difficulties and thirteen hours OIDEE MILLS - and fifteen * minutes were occupied In f of knowing the style is-absolutely authentic, arid is what will be worn throughout the season by ladies of making the ascent, much time being GASOLINE and [tent exploring the route. taste and fashion. r , ' "1 ' COAL OIL ENGINES It was impossible to cut steps on thèse slopes near the summit at POMPS (all styles) - '7,: greater rate than fifty per hour, the angle preventing the full swing of the Prices $40 Down to $17.50 WINDMILLS ■ aie, and the steps had to be cut with sljiort strokes. At this rate It would CALIFORNIA REDWOOD TANKS haie taken three or four hours to climb' the slope, which was of hard ice, cov­ We are also showing new Fall Baits, new Waists, new Dressing gowns, new Gloves, new Golf Coats and Send for Catalogues and Prices to ered with a dangerous film of snow, and as ]the storm clduds were already steal- Sweater», and every day now adds to our Fall stock something new in every department. Inspection in- on the summit and sweeping up the slopes where the climbers stood, vited. they regretfully decided to return. E. 6. Prior & Go., Ltd. Lty. The decision was hard to make with VICTORIA VANCOUVER KAMLOOPS their goal in sight, but It was now 6.15 o’clock and snow was beginning to fall, while the cold was so bitter that the climbing rope was like a wire hawser. The way, was made to the ridge but darkness came on so fast the party was compelled to bivouac at 11,000 feet Store Open» at 8.30. Everything Ready-to- f/'Y a. or 2,000 higher than Cain and his party wCftr Wear for Ladies, bivouacked on the way down. Snow Close at 5.30 p.m. was falling and the slopes were so steep Saturdays, 9JO p.m. Misses’ and Children that no place could be found to camp Xv but on the crest of the ridge. This is not much wider than ten feet and drops to a sheer precipice off the "The Fashion Centre" avalanche fan on one side, and another avalanche couloir on the other side. To protect themselves from the high wind the climbers built a wall about themselves with the flat slabs of lime­ stone which lined the ridge. During the night snow and hall fell at Inter­ DEVOTES LIFE TO vals, the wind blew without Intermis­ Know sion and the lightning and thunder were their constant companions. It —That almost every was so cold the party was unable to LEPERS IN CHINA single feature of this obtain any sleep. wonderful instrmneut, BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS YOUNG AUTOMOBILE the— ather Canrardy Has 1,000 BANDITS ARRESTED Under His Care in Shek- CLEARANCE SALE OF FURNITURE HEINTZMAN & COMPANY Seven Under Twenty Year» Led by lung Island Clergyman’» Son at Loe CARPETS, ETC. —Piano, including the action, the frame, the Bounding board Angel»». and the case are individual and unique, protected by patenta London. Aug. 11.—The heroism of Father Damien will long be remember­ We ljespqgpfully invite you to visit our store and compare quality and in construction, embodying ideas not used—and tharcaenot be Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. It.—An ex­ ed. and he has a worthy emulator In used—in any other piano f tensive organization of youthful auto­ the person of Father Conrardy. who la price with goods offered elsewhere. We know your verdict will be in our fa­ —That it takes from two or three times as long to build a mobile bandits who rode lp other peo­ now stationed at the leper Island at ples automobiles and spent other Sheklung. In the Kwangtung province vor. All goods marked in plain figures with original tag and sale tag. We people’s money have been arrested. HEINTZMAN & CO. Piano as it does any other piano t of China. More arrests were promised to-day In guarantee “Goods as represented or money refunded.” Free city delivery. —That the HEINTZMAN & CO Piano absolutely establishes the series which has already resulted For nearly forty years he haa labored the standard of quality, as well aa the price governing pianosT In the jailing of seven young men, all among the lepers. Hla attention was —That HEINTZMAN & CO. Pianos are sold upon convenient under 20 years old. first drawn to the condition of lepers To Eugene Nelander, known as “The In 1871, when he was In India, and terras of payment. from 1876 he has devoted hie life to the Bear,” aged 17 years, and a son of ALL PRICES REDUCED WATCH OUR WINDOWS Rev. Edward Nelander, was attributed alleviation of their sufferings. He la­ leadership of the gang In confessions bored In Honolulu from 1887 to 1896, Very Special which officers said they had received. then for a year In Canton before taking The crimes attributed to those under up his residence at the Sheklunj 1 -per GIDEON HICKS Island, where he-has all the lepers In If You Need If You Need arrest include three hold-ups and rob­ beries, In one of Which a pedestrian, the province under :ds care. Lace Curtaiqa, Blankets, Offer Diningroom, Parlor or Li­ acting as escort to a young woman The Canton government has now re­ °V°S'H Piano Company cognised his work, and is giving him a Sheets, Pillow Slips, Quitta, We will sell (while they last brary Furniture, Mirrors, was shot In the leg. In another case only) a full-size White Enam­ two men accompanied by their wives grant toward the cost of the erection Comforters, Pillows, Mat­ Pictures, Hall Stands, Hall of fifteen large houses on the Island, elled Iron Bed of neat design, were held up. A Japanese also was tresses, Bed Springs, Iron complete with a strong woven Seats or Porch Furnishings, robbed In daylight last week. each designed to accommodate seventy-two lepers, so that the leper or Brass Beds—now is the wire spring with cable supports you can buy them cheaper population there will exceed 1,000. beneath and a well-made cotton BATTERIES OPENED ON Father Conrardy has, however, had to time to buy. Save money on top mattress to fit Complete here than elsewhere. This MASSON’S AEROPLANE make himself responsible for ono- every purchase. outfit only Q8.00. Regular is the “Better Value” Store. Notice to Retail fourth of the cost of the construction price $12.60. Not more than of these houses. The government will three outfits will be sold to any Damage Done to Mexican Buildings allow 8 cents a day toward the cost f WATCH OUR WINDOWS one buyer at this clearance price. ALL PRICES REDUCED but War Aviator Succeeds in the maintenance of each leper, but of Merchants Escaping. this sum Father Conrcrdy has to pro­ vide the staff necessary for the work. Already seven of these houses have Nogales. Arts., Aug. 11.—An unex­ been erected. pected bombardment of Empalme was Horrors of Recent Revolution. occasioned yesterday by an adddent to The Rev. Hugh 7\ Chapman, chap­ Didier Masson’s aeroplane. The engine lain of the Savoy, who took such keen SMITH & CHAMPION suddenly stopped while he was flying Interest In the work of Father Damien, over Guaymas harbor. Masson vol­ has Just received a letter from Father 1420 Douglas Street 'The Better Value Store’ Near City Hall planed to shore, landing in the Mexican Conrardy in which he gives sore hor­ section of the American railroad set­ rible details of the revolution which tlement. It is OUR business to took place recently li China. In his The French aviator was caught on increase TOUR business. letter Father Co- ardy, who Is a doc­ land within reach of the federal can­ tor of medicine, says: Upon the increase of non for the first time since he began 000 yen. In carrying out this plan the current, or by digging a hole In the ‘In November the provincial * ra­ lepers under my care and with very TOUR business depends dropping bombs around the gunboats little assistance, but St. Joseph Is our resistance on the part of the savages ground Just below the deadly wires. Guerrero and Tampico. For an hour ment wrote to me to beg me to take OUR business. We can protector. follows In Its train as an Inevitable re­ “Besides the communication by tele­ and a half schrapnel shot was scat­ charge of all the lepers of the pro­ phone whlolv unites large stations on increase your business vince. Considering I could do hem Very little sympathy Is shown to the sult. So that at present much time Is tered over Empalme, the gunboats be- lepers In China. In the nearest pro­ the line, a signal can be exchanged be­ without a “Sale." Con­ Ing Joined by the federal shore batter­ much good by alleviating their bodily spent in making campaigns in different tween the guard houses by means of a sufferings, and maybe winning thc'.- vince on December 14 thirty-nine sult us. ies. .-The general offices of the Southern lepers were ordered to be shot down places, with heavy and costly sacrifice* wooden or bamboo drum—a piece of Pacific of Mexico, other railroad pro­ souls to God, I accepted In spite of my bamboo, or a trunk of a tree hollowed 7$ years and lonely condition. The and burned, but, thanks be to God, I But its ulterior object is the establish­ perty and many private buildings were was at hand and they were spared. I ment of good thoroughfares in the out Inside about four feet In length, and damaged. bishop of Canton promised me an as­ feel sometimes that I must take a little northern district inhabited by the head a foot In diameter, which Is slung from All non-combatants fled to the hills. sistant, and fou sinters volunteered rest before I close my eyes for good; hunters. Indeed, the construction of a the eaves of a guard house at a dis­ Masson was believed to have escaped themselves to care for the women In a but how can I when there Is so much to good road as an entering wedge for tance of about 400 to 500 yards. It Is and no foreigners were Injured. r separate Island, as the government In­ be done and few to do ltt“ civilising the wild has already proved stated that by this means a message sisted. can be transmitted from one end of the A man who had to leave on a Journey “The gover ment Agreed to put up successful among hill tribes In the Philippines, and. among Jungle people line to the other In about three hours. before the end of a caee begun against fifteen big houses for seventy lepers PACIFYING OF FORMOSA. This system of drum telegraphy, how­ him by a neighbor gave orders to hie i. I contributed $2,690 toward In British India. • lawyers to let him know the result by tele­ “The northern savage district, whioh ever, Is not of Formosan Invention, them, and In addition I had to buy an­ How Japan Is Civilizing the Savage but was Imported by the Chinese from graph. After several days he got the other small Island for the women. Is at present a scene of fierce guerrilla Newton Advertising follewtng telegram : “Right has triumph­ Natives. wars, Is surrounded by the ‘guard line' the mainland, together with the guar* ed.’’ He at once telegraphed back, “Ap­ Robbed by Brigands. extending nearly 300 miles. Over this system, some ISO years ago.” peal Immediately." “On December 14 about twenty bri­ London, Aug. 1L—Ever since the line 1,700 stations and guard houses are Agency gands came. I thought some lepers hat Chinese-Japanese war In 1896 Japan sprinkled, with a total guard force of come to call for me. I lighted my lamp has been pursuing a quiet but effective 7,600, Including both Japanese and PARIS MINISTRY WILL and opened my door, Only to be covered system of colonization in the Island of Formosan Chinese. In some sections DEVELOP WAR AEROPLANE ïttW -..-ms . VICTORIA, B.C with guns and revolvers from head t6 Formosa, and Is gradually performing of the line wire entanglements are set TRY foot I asked them what they wanted a seemingly Impossible task of making up charged with electricity, which Is Rate» Quoted for Local, Dominion and Foreign Publications arid sat down to see what came next oh a population of 120,000 savages suf­ supplied from four small power sta­ Parts, Aug. 1L—The ministry has t|ie programme. I expected they would ficiently civilised to turn the country tions erected at the foot of mountain given its approval to a schen AGAIN surely kill me, as they had threatened from a non-produotlve to a productive streams. Mountain and machine guns wide development of the Hall’s Corn Cure does the that If I fell Into their hands they community. For centuries the Chinese are also placed on commanding hills. co-operate with the navy. 1 trlok where others fall. would rip me up. They took all the settlers In the Island, who now number "For a time the electrically charged the minister of marine, will a Painless, suret And only money put by to pay the hands, my about 8,000,000, tried In vain to make wires were objects of great marvel to ment when It < FOR SALE 26c. spectacles and all the rice stored for the aborigines civilised. The force used the savages, and something quite be­ ate app the lepers. Cameron Lumber Co. Mill Weed MILL WOOD by Japan in reducing the Island Is thus yond the ken of their Imagination. Rut It Is For six months I had lived, specially described by Shtnjt Ishu In the Asiatic soon experience, accompanied $«.»•> Mr double load) 11.60 sin­ bjr more at nights, with the thought that at any Quarterly Review: or less sacrifice, taught them practical gle load, and * ft. .lab* AH r. » AT HALL’S good, sound wood. Order, The àentisl brus Store. moment I might be shot, but It did not “The ‘Plan of Controlling the Sav­ lessons, and they not infrequently tree- Prompt become a reality even on this occasion. Phone t»l. 701 Tate, St ages,’ as It Is called In Formosa, was passed over the line, shifting the promptly filled. .PHONM MS Now In spite of my years I have still inaugurated In 1809, covering a period by means of a dried bamboo much work to do. with a thousand of five fiscal years, at a cost of 16,000,- which they found would Insulate I navy. IHHMRIiSH VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUBT 11, IH13

which Mr. Borden displayed in his ISte | gentlemanly officers of the King’s exchanges with the Admiralty. I vice who bear after their names the W* The question that is agitating all the j Initials, R- N. military mind and no small part of the mind of, the general public as well Is I have an Idea that -the New Zea- WASHED —1 the answer that the War Office will I tend a ***** to Victoria. It make to the communication of the I us *ha* the ship lingered here a few ■ Canadian Minister of Militia and De- «W ** *omé entertainment NUTCOAL fence. For, hitherto, the appointment I wae Provided for her officers and crew, to the post of Chief of Staff has been I But ™ ara beginning to have some «S.5I Ftr Tm made by the department In the Old àovbtm about that now after glancing All About the Country, and the Canadian Minister Iat a number ef eastern (Cast) has had practically no voice In the I Everything that has been printed In •election of the. military expert sent the outside press In regard to the visit This is the same kmd of out from Britain. As a consequence, I of the warship Is dated Vancouver. It Coal that yon will be paying Canada has had to take the man the I may be that we have been dream- $6.60 and $7.00 for next War Office chose, and that choice was ,n* aîl the8e JW, and that such not always made with an eye to tem- P,acea M Victoria and Esquimau really winter. Why not lay in a perament and adaptability. The result do not exist Can It be that Hon. W. stock of this now and save has been several square pegs in round I Bowser, with Napoleonic character- from $1.00 to $1.60 per ton! THE DAILY TIMES holes, and consequent friction between 1 has ordered the C. P. R. tele- [VERY day brings fresh shipments of new Fall Published dally (excepting Sunday) by the Chief of SUIT and the Minister. I graph company to wipe us off the I map? Godes, which are full of interest to all women. TME TIME8 PUNTING A PUBLISH Now when Colonel Sam first took his ING COMPANY, LIMITED ministerial portfolio under his arm, he We therefore invite you to come ! -and see the No tonic In the world like golf. The Kirk & Co. and Fort had very pronounced views on the goods, for never before was a season when there Business Office.»...... Phone MW matter of the control of the Canadian [ nerves of Premier Borden were all un- ftenes S12 and 188 Editorial Office..„ militia. Neither hdVe these views been I 8trun* a8 a result of a very strenuous was so much variety shown, both in . materials and in •IS Yetw SL Esquimau Read SUBSCRIPTION RATES dissipated or even mitigated by two se*«lon of parliament coupled with a style. i ... Daily-City delivery...... Me. per month years in office. When he set out to be number of irritating little things not By mall (exclusive of etty)...... •boss” in his own particular portion I unconnected with internal dissentions ...... |100 per annum of the political cosmos, he did so with ,n h,e P&rty- B»t a few weeks on the ■•ml-Weekly—By maH (exclusive of New Fall Coats In a Great Variety of etty)...... $1.00 per annum a very wide Interpretation in mind of 1,nk8 Axed up Mr. Borden completely, Pootaye to United States $1 per year extra the precise meaning of the term. In 80 we learn from a press dispatch, Styles and Materials - | COPY FOR ADVERTISEMENT» addition to its normal definition he Another few weeks in the Ontario lato E. C. Anderton included, “no Interference from any-1 dtetrlcjt, and be will be in complete rJ1 HE Fall tendency is for three-quarter and seven- An copy for display advertteemente must body.” It will perhaps be remembered Ifett,e for another rasping session, Real Estate and Insurance be at Times office before • p.m. of the day prevSev-; to the day of insertion. This Is how he dealt with General Hutton, whenever he decides to face the ordeal. Room 4 McGregor Blk. Tel Mil eighths coats, although a féw styles are shown in the Imperative. When this rule le not com­ piled with we do not guarantee insertion. Then General Mackenxle crossed Thle l* verr good news indeed, because full length garments. , swords with him and promptly received I any man ln 8Uch a position as the • To a considerable degree the modified cutaway effects typewritten tip from the Minister prem,*r haa Placed himself requires to THE PACK IS RAVENOUS. that his room was more desirable than | ^ *n *be very best of heaUh. Two Snaps are favored, though many straight cut coats are to be his company. found in the lines showing. ^ A few days ago an able, painstaking While General Mackenzie’s official I T*1® Imperial Parliament, we are Walter Street, close to Tttllcum Road, 61 x 128, nice and This season much attention has been givén to the neck and efficient, but unfortunately very term In Canada has not expired, he ta I toId. has ceased to be the best club In no longer In the Dominion and has I Europe. But there is at least some grassy. On terms...... $900 wèsltlve, public servant- was hounded finish; almost invariably the collars are so' arranged that nothing to do with thé administration I compensation in the knowledge that Colqultx Ave., with nice view of to his death by a pack of office-hungry they can be fastened high up for protection of the neck in of the Canadian Militia; but in his ab- Lparliament Is now accomplishing more water; 62 x 209 (14 acre) $200 coyotes in this city or in this city’s sence Colonel Hon. Sam notifies the I than it ever did for the amelioration cash and $60 a quarter. Price cold weather, and the revers are long and narrow. (for a hurry)...... $1060 neighborhood.z Following the lament­ War Office that he has appointed I of the condition of the average Briton. Materials are so unusually handsome that trimmings able death of Dr. Watt, the Colonist, Colonel Gwatkln as successor. He does I We have not to go very far back In We have some very nice houses on very easy terms. are almost unnecessary ; and apart from fancy collars and acknowledged Conservative organ, said- not ask the War Office whether he may history to discover that when the In­ “There is no room at all for doubt that make the appointment. He simply re-1 stltutlon was "the finest club In cuffs, little attempt has been made at ornamentation. Dr. Watt died a victim to political ports that he has done so and asks I Europe" this could not truthfully be The buttons have been selected with great care, and persecution. This is a hard thing o say, merely for their endorsement. Among j ®aid. BUCCANEERS IN HARD LUCK. but that the shattered condition o* his the officials in that department where frequently add to the effectiveness of a garment, In most (Vancouver Sun.) nerves, which was the direct cause of red tape Is the one tutelary goddess, we I Jewels worth twelve million dollars cases they are in the new bright shades. can imagine more walling than has I were exhibited at a recent society ball Hard luck has so far been the lot of I his death, was due to the persecution the persons who, under the title of tbe I been since that historic occasion when | ,n Newport, Rhode Island. Of .course to which he has of late besn subjected BUIca Sand and Gravel Company, are | Is beyond question. . . . We io not Rachel wept for her children and would I ,he 8*™ were shown ln appropriate attempting to grab the monopoly of the I Novelty Costumes In a Large Range of care to enlarge upon this painful sub­ not be comforted. settings—on fair women. The revels. Spanish Banks. The first shock they re- I ject, but we wish to say as emphatical­ The results are likely to be Interest- ne®dl®s* to say. were conducted Inside ceived was when their carefully prepared I ing. In any case they cannot but ere- I a COrdon °* detectives. It is safe to Handsome Styles ly as we know how that, as the Colon­ plot to enrich themselves from tbe public I ate an important precedent. The War I eseume that ■00,aI revolutionists will ist did not countenance that investiga­ demain and Incidentally run up the price J nrHE extreme, also modified, cutaway styles are very tion, so we shall always appose poll ti­ Office may elect to stand on Its dig have something biting to say about of an Important factor In the building l I this. material of Vancouver, was exposed by I prominent in the new Fall Models; especially in the dal persecution in whatever manner or nlty and denounce Hon. Sam for his unparalleled lack of respect, but^ hav­ the Bun. Following close upon this came j brocaded and two-toned novelty cloths with stripe ef­ form It may arise. .... Here we The carnival wound up on Saturday the repudiation by the Dominion govern­ have a case where a capable and effi­ ing regard to the attitude assumed in night in a blaze of glory—that Is, In ment of any Intention to give them the | fects. These are very prominent and stand out in con­ cient public servant, the first quaran the recent past by the government to- exclusive right in the Banks, and the I an electric Illumination and fireworks, Claim put In by Attorney-General Bowser I trast to the plainer shades, also brown and grey mixtures. Vv'ne officer on this coast of Canada to wards the Dominions overseas, it Is not But this does not Imply that there will that the province and not the Dominion j order a steamship Into quarantine not­ likely that the Asquith regime will I be another kind of display when the la the owner of the property In question., Those who prefer a more conservative style will find withstanding the protests of her com­ permit the War Office to create a situ- critics begin to estimate the value of Te cap all, Mr. Justice Murphy yesterday j >d the Interim Injunction asked by I also that there are many interesting features in the new mander, a man before whom, under atlon that would be Intensely difficult the affair to tbe city from a business the Silica company to restrain the firm of J normal conditions, there would have to handle. On the other hand, the | point of view. Champion A White from removing sand! models. «JBaâninany years of usefulness, driven Minister of Militia Is not the man to from the bank. The document, produced I by the plaintiffs (the Silica Sand to his death by the greed of patronage. back down before the red tape of tbe In one particular Got the Hon. Sai^i Gravel Company) as a basis ef their | We are glad to know that neither Sir War Office, and the possibility of a Hughes, Minister of Militia, etc., dis­ claim, said Mr. Justice Murphy In New Tailored Costumes—Exclusive Styles Richard McBride, nor Mr. Barnard, plays sound sense. He says life is too judgment, Is so obscure in Its language j dignified melee between the two de­ that the determination whether It confers I nor Mr. Shepherd has ever counten­ partments seems therefore not un-1 short to pay any attention to “flag any rights at all on which an injunction j ) UR exclusive man-tailored costumes are more popu­ anced this craving for office which has likely. incidents.” We see all kinds of flags can be founded calls for grave considera­ O lar, so far this season, than ever. We are showing done so much harm In the past. We Among Canadian military officers In this part of the world, and never tion, and such consideration should not, I know they will join with us in saying In the absence of Irreparable damage j the new models in high-grade serges, in plain colors, Colonel Gwatkln Is given a very high have any "incidents.” likely to follow, be prejudiced by the ( that it is time this persistent evil in reputation as an administrator and granting of an Interim injunction. fancy worsteds and suitings. These are all lined with A correspondent would like to be in our public life was forever abated.” soldier, and he also understands the | Even if the Dominion government had I formed what la tbe very best journal not denied that they had given Mr. W. J. [ best silk or Skinner satin. All sizes, are included, but if Now the question arises, in view of Canadian situation thoroughly and has published that -deals exclusively with Pascoe and hie associates ln tbe Silica | 'this very emphatic declaration, brought adapted himself to It. 80 that If the company, whoever they are, » monopoly I for any reason you cannot obtain a perfect fit from our dairy farming. Can any of our readers forth as a result of a tragic occurrence, Minister of Militia manages to main­ of the banks, such an opinion from the j regular stock, we shall be pleased to make a suit for you who is responsible for persecutions supply the desired information? bench would discourage most men from j tain his point, two things will happen. • • • making any further attempt to obtain I bom of lust for office? Our contempor­ and—we guarantee a perfect fit. Canada will get a most capable soldier Parliament no longer the finest club possession of the property, but Mr. Pascoe] ary says neither Sir Richard McBride, has his office-mate, Mr. H. H- Stevens, f at the head of her permanent force and In Europe, eh? Blame Joe Martin. nor Mr. Barnard, nor Mr. Shepherd, M. P., behind him, and there Is no telling j Premier Borden will receive a very what hie influence at Ottawa, the potency j can be charged with responsibility. New Felt Outing Hats For Fall Wear good object lesson In Independence and BITS OF WISDOM. of which everyone must know through the I speeches of the gentleman himself, may 1 Upon whom must the onus be laid? Is stanchness from a subordinate min­ there some one or some body possess­ effect There Is no doubt that both Mr. j "M7E have a splendid assortment of new models in ister. Silence does not always mark wis­ Stevens and Mr. Pascoe believed that I ing greater authority in such matters dom.—Coleridge. they bad been granted an exclusive tltie| Ladies’ Felt Outing Hats for. early Fall wear. than the members for the districts or CAPTAIN HALSEY, R. N. to the banks by the Dominion govern- (Success in most things depends the premier of the province? Because t. Their Intentions cannot be ques-1 .They come in all the new shades, shapes and colors, and- I knowing how long it takes to succeed. tloned. They deliberately framed up a I It appears persecution has not ceased It was with more than conventional I—Montesquieu. game which would enable the company to] they are all trimmed ready for wear. We invite you to notwithstanding the untoward conse­ regret that Victoria bade farewell onl . . .. . tax every cubic yard of sand used In [ quences so bitterly commented upon I That Is the best government which building construction and for othidr pur- come and inspect them. They are displayed in the show­ Saturday to the gallant gentleman who I teaches us to govefti ourselves.— in Vancouver, and If they nav and so emphatically condemned by our room on first floor and you will find there are many in- • for one short week has been a welcome | Goethe. failed It was not because they had not j contemporary in what appears to have laid their plane carefully, but because no ( government oould withstand the force of I teresting features about the new styles which is impos­ been a spasm of remorse.— Are the guest to this port. Oil the great 1 inventions may be defined as great public opinion once such a monstrous case ( sible to describe in an advertisement. forces of corruption, led by one whose cruiser which he has the honor to minds detecting the strategic moment of graft came to the ears of the people. name In the space of a few years has command. Captain Lionel Halsey, R. I ln nature.—N. D. Hlllls. It 1* to be hoped that hie failure in the j present Instance, and the Injury which I become a by-word in the city, more N„ ha. received many hundreda ot[ ,t ,, be„er to fight for good than his reputation must have sustained in be- | New Fall Styles In Men’s and Women’s powerful than the influence of the Victorians with unfailing hospitality | ra|i at the I1L—Brooks, ing mixed up In such transaction, will be leaders of the Conservative party? Are and courtesy. On many occasions he lesson to Mr. Stevens to refrain from the hungry office-seekers reduced to A man’s weakest moment Is when trying to help his friends at the expense j Footwear was called upon to make public utter­ of the public in future, and if he la wise ! his vanity is best pleased—Savllle. such a desperate state of mind by the ances, and though a bluff single-mind­ he will advise his friends to avoid further I AJ OST of our New Fall Models have arrived, and we are evident dire straits of the Borden gov­ ed seaman, his diplomacy and tact publicity In this matter and patiently sub- I ernment that no sense of decency can TWENTY-EIGHT CENTS A DAY mit to the loss of the golden harvest they I A A confident that the values that they embody will throughout have been unfailing, and expected to reap through his pull at the] restrain them in their resolve to make to his credit it may be said that never | CANADIAN LOYALISTS. please the most exacting shopper in town. The beauty openings for themselves while they once has he uttered a word that might (Mr. Ramsden, Liberal speaker at Scar- We do not know whether the claim of I boro Liberal Picnic.) have the opportunity? the province to the ownership of the] of these models is almost beyond flattery, while the ma­ ln any way be construed as contro­ I’m a Canadian, the son of an English banks Is well founder or not, but In tak­ versial. father, with British ancestry, British ing part with Champion A White as terials and workmanship are beyond criticism. Come andi WAITING FOR THE FUN. An excellent after-dinner speaker, traditions and British training. Do you co-defendant Attorney-General Bowser I 4 , think I’ll permit the men who carried has undoubtedly served the true Interests ] see them in the department. You are welcome whether the various events during last week at torches down the streets in Toronto after of the public whatever hie motives may Napoleon once said that a sub-officer which he was guest of honor have been Louis Phlilippe Pelletier, the Nationalist, have been. We' will not say that Mr. 1 you purchase or not. *• %ho did not im|tate his superior in all ... „ , . who -alls on his fei low-countrymen to Bowser’s Interest ln the case wt - Inspired graced by the quiet humor and simple h,re Rngllsh at twenty-eight cents a day by the fact that If the contention of the I For Women.—Button Boots are mostly favored. These things was not fit for the army of directness of his oratory. Throughout I to do their fighting for them to call me Silica company had been sustained, serf-1 France. Should this mandatus of “the hahe ha.has shownohnan himselfhlmo»7f to beKg. aQ man of disloyal?ere to lesrn Are ^ the loyalty so the from?kind ”of men we out inconvenience to the building trades 1 are in patent leather, with dull calf tops; also in gun- Little Corporal" hold good in the life modesty and address, a devotee toj o o of Vancouver woulg have ensued, but as metal with low heels. In patent leather and gun-metal, political, it were high time for Premier Mr. Justice Murphy pointed out, that fact duty, and one Who believes implicitly CANNING TIME. would have justified him, as custodian of j Borden to ostracise Colonel Hon. with Cuban heels and a full, round toe; also black suede, in the truism that he who would com­ (Cleveland Plain Dealer.) public rights, in lending his aid to the) defendants. The attorney-general can, Sam Hughes from his cabinet. For ln mand must first needs learn to obey. I There Is perennial inspiration in the with cravenette tops. regard at least to the appointment of at all events, tin*..- the credit of having I Though by no means a martinet, it is 1 eight or thought of a housekeeper work- been for once on the side of the public, For Men.—The new styles mostly favor high toe, with high officials under his Jurisdiction, obvioue from Captain Halsey', utter-"» wlth Preserving pots and jar.. It while our Dominion representative must there is certainly no slavish Imitation ____ , . . . . ' takes one back to the days when the always rest under the suspicion and more low or high heels and the more conservative style; in all onces that he pine his faith very family was more nearly self-sufficient, than the suspicion of having been a party I of "his chief in the present attitude of largely to the potency of discipline In (before the baker, the butcher and the lee- to a Job, which, had It succeeded, would I the usual leathers—box calf, gun-metal, and vici kic1 the Minister of Militia. corporate endeavor and It, value In"11" 'lm® d*''!r «"««"nine on*. In- have Increased tbe living expenses of the | I dependence, before the race had made the Rather is there direct contra-action. determining the character of the in- acquaintance of quick lunch and delica- entire population. o o o Mr. Borden’s genuine and unaffected dlviduaL tessen ahop. WHERE THE FAULT LIES concern for tbe dictates of the Ad­ In Victoria, at least, the gallant cap- o o o (Kingston Standard.) tain made himself universally popular, I EXPERT, miralty has certainly not been simu­ A New York clergyman has revived the ] lated by his warlike colleague, who has and the degree In which his own pres- * (London Advertiser.) Idea of changing the Ten Commandments, j Our good friend shouiu leave the com-1 now openly defied the British War we should think Mr. Crothers a once and that also of the officer, end good man to be minister of labor. He mandments alone and direct his attention I DAVID SPENCER, LTD. Office in his choice of Colonel W. O, men under his charge have added to I knows how to labor for himself and his to changing the people who break tbe J Gwatkln as Chief of Staff of the Can­ the enjoyment of the carnival week H* *• doubtleee a good political Commandments. The fault is not with I can scarcely be over-eetlmated. Hr ! uT "he hOwr"" am? the" mechanic the Commandments or their number. It I adian Military Service. In this respect s with the people who break them—and his Independence and bluffness form a left behind him the Impression of a to the beet advantage for himself and the he more there were to break the more | pimple hearted sailor and of a sp.en-k™^*, pleasing contrast to the servile kow­ would be broken. This New York clergy­ man is beginning his work of reform at j towing and almost senile vacillation did specimen of those efficient find | the minister of labor thinks. the wrong end. WÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊgÊÊÊM ■ ■■■■■■g

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1913 VISITORS ARE INJURED A LINE O’ CHEER Caught Between Motor and Street Car. Every BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY —One Mpn Has Lung Punctured EACH DAY O’ TH’ YEAR By Broken Rib. F y John Kendrick Bangs * Woman Cares Sands A Pulton, Ltd., funeral direc­ Genuine Imported Pilsner Beer, 10c tors, 1615 Quadra street Phone per glass "At The Kalserhof.” * , A serious motor car accident oc­ About the condition 3366. • o o o curred on Newport avenue.late on Sat­ SAVORLESS. and appearance of O O O Cheap Salmon.—Largo fresh salmon, urday afternoon, and two Seattle resi­ her hair. It may be Ladies’ Tailor.—Wr . Stewart men’s twenty-five cents each. Brown & My diet’s largely bread and cheese, dents are In the Royal Jubilee hospital And -water- ie the wine I quafff for" her own comfort and ladles’ tailor, room 6, Haynes Cooper, 916 Gordon Street. * as a result of the Injuries they received Blk^ Fort street * o o o My notion ef a life of ease and gratification; It then. la now and then to eit and laugh. may be some other’s^ O o O Phoenix Stout* $1.66 per do*. Qts. •’ George A. Fraser was taking these Henna A Thomr^n, Parlera Ave.— admiration; b u tt 0 0-0 gentlemen, D. G. Inverarity and A. Leading Funeral furnishing house. On Provincial Tour.—Hon. W. J. Shaw, as well as Cornelius Walsh, for Yet have I seen men highly crowned. every sensible Connections. Vancouver, K*w Weet- Bowser, attorney-general, left yester­ a motor trip - about the city, In the Men feted, courted, sought by man does care. A Ins ter and Winnipeg. "* * day for the mainland, en route to Kam­ course -of which they had visited Oak kings, Who, ’spite of laurels so renowned, shampoo once a week 0-0 o loops. This evening he will .be enter­ Bay. Phoenix Beer, S1.F6 per do*, qts. * tained at a "banquet fn that city. To-, Mr. Fraser was turning the careout Could not ep joy these simple Is one of the beet things. Let This Great Player- from the court-yard at the rear of the methods of stimu­ o o o morrow he will proceed to Aeheroft Oak Bay hotel to the roadway of New­ lating the growth of 8. P. Ce A.—Cases of cruelty ’phone and then to the -Indian reservation at port avenue, and had got on the track Fame’s very sweet, and all ef that. the hair and qleans- inspector Russel t. 1621; secretary, Bonaparte to present the medals to the befqre he discovered that there was a. And with it doubt lees semes de­ Ing the scalp. Bowes* Lim * • six Indians who assisted In the appre­ Piano Help You to car from the city approaching ranlcUy. light) Shampoo Powders o o o hension of Paul and Bpintlum, recent­ He Increased the speed of the jcajf>,_ In But after all life’s rather flat, do It all and cost The B. 0. Funeral Ce., Chas. Hay­ ly captured after their outlawry, order to get clear of the tracks* but If one hee I eat one’s appetite. only 5c, or • for 25f ward. president. rSv Broughton street. o o O Many Fine Compositions.—Among failed to get off In time, and the street Get More Out of Life Celts promptly attended to. Phone oar struck the motor car on the rear MiS. • the compositions which win be played^, at the opening of the new pipe organ wheel on the left side. Few people realize how much good music enters into o o c ^ The motor car was pushed round at St. John’s church this evening by BADE CRUISER GOOD-BYE Economy Wet Wash Laundry.— 'clear of the track to the right side but fr C.H.RDWE5 Clarence Eddy are the following: "Fes­ life’s enjoyment. The memory of a song, of an air, Family wash. 76c. a week. Clothes re­ did not upset nor was it damaged to tival prelude and Fugue on ‘Old Hun­ Crowds of Citizens en Prineeee Char­ turned on the following day. thorough­ any extent. Unfortunately the Seattle dred,’ ” Eddy; “Overture to William lotte and Smell Boats Saw H. M. carries all through the years with many of us; the ly washed. Phone 3389 2612 Bridge visitors, who were sitting on the side Street — • Tell," Rossini; “Spring Song From the next the street car In the front and 8. New Zealand ’Depart. repetition of an old tune brings back recollections O O o South,” Lemare; "Toccata In F. Major,* rear seats respectively, jumped out, and Crawford ; “Sonata In E. Minor,” Rog­ The Hospital for 8iole Lawn-Mowers this proved to be unwise. Mr. Fraser Hundreds of citizens seized the op­ to at 614 Cormorant Cure guaran­ ers; “Am Meer" (by the sea), • Schu­ that are associated with it in our minds indelibly. and Mr. Walsh, who were sitting on the portunity of the excursion on the Prin­ teed. • bert; “Evensong,” Johnston ; variations right-hand side, were uninjured. Why not get ALL the pleasure out of music Î Why -BOO de Concert, Bonnet. There Is to be no Mr. Inverarity fell on the fender of cess Charlotts on Saturday to witness Motoriste Should Visit the Red Sen­ admission fee at the recitals but a. the oncoming car and was consider­ the departure of H. M. S. New Zealand lose ANY of the joys that it can bring to you! tinel with the yellow le» at 737 collection will be taken. The organ ably bruised and shaken ufr. Mr. Shaw on her southern trip. The big steamer has been completed and Is ready for Broughton street, and get filled up with was not so lucky. As he Jumped out accompanied the battle cruiser in her SheH Motor Spirit ♦ use. he was caught between the aide of the With the , ' . O o o o o o motor car and the front of the street circle off the shore, and as far as Wil­ Baby Car Specialists, 758 Fort St. • Interdict Fined*—Among the half car. and was crushed severely. When liam Head. The Citizens’ committee, LOOK m o o o dozen drtmks fined In police court to-1 examined at the hospital later It was which was responsible fqr the dates We Pay 4 Per Cevt. Interest on Sav­ day was Charles Hanson, who has been found that he bad several broken ribs, being changed In order to have the ings Deposits, subject to. cheque. Home In trouble before. Chief Langley de­ but the Injury which Is causing anxiety vessel here during carnival week, at­ Gerhard Heintzman AHEAD Savings Banks loaned to Depositors scribed him as a man who was consid­ to a puncture of one lung by the Jagged tended the leave-taking on the launch free of charge. Our office Is open Sat-* erable of a nuisance and always want­ end of a broken rib. Impérieuse, and a series of farewell for six months, estimate your urday evenings from 7 to 6 for the ed to quarrel when In liquor. He was Chief Handley, of the Oak Bay po­ signals was exchanged between the of­ printing and stationery require­ convenience of depositors unable to an Interdict but would never tell where lice force, was called and he had the ficers of the battleship and the com­ Player-Piano transact their business during the day. he"grit the intoxicants. To the magis­ injured men removed to the hospital in mittee. A fanner encircled the launch ments. ask us for a quotation, Call and -obtain a copy of our last an­ trate . Hanson said he got It this last the police ambulance. with the motto, "Good-bye and good (CANADA’S BEST) and thus save 10 per cent, to 26 nual report The British Columbia time through a man from Seattle, but On Inquiry this afternoon at the hos­ luck.” In addition to these special Trust Corporation, authorized capital, this story was too thin for the court pital It was learned that Mr. Shaw’s excursions, there were dozens of pri­ per cent, of your printing expen^ You are toaster of your o\vn whims. No waiting for 41,660,666; Victoria Office, 724 Fort to believe. A fine of six dollars or a condition remains very serious, but Mr. vate tugs, launches and sailing boats dlture. Special name designs Street • sentence of ten days was imposed, and Inverarity to recovering. Both gentle­ out In the straits to give a farewell o o o men are mepibers of the Seattle Tllt- to the cruiser, which did not finally someone who has mastered the fingering, the notes for letterlteads, billheads and Hanson was reminded that he was Baby Car Specialists, 756 Fort St. • liable to a further fine for refusing to head down the strait* on her long voy­ and the Other technicalities that used to be necessary envelopes. Ç ur inclusive quo­ O O O say where he got the liquor. At "the The court-yard out of which the mo­ age to Valparaiso, till well after 8 Phene 864 for Good Millwood. 13.66 tor car was turning Is open to the road o'clock. tations will interest all large same time being warned that another before one could express the music that Avas in one double loaû. $1.66 eh.gle lead. * offence will be dealt with more se­ but there Is a high board fence which As the cruiser sailed out of Esqui­ stationery users. o o o verely. cuts off the view of a car coming down mau harbor, the crews of U. 8. 8. West on the pianoforte. Many people are musicians who For Fire, ma. "ne, automobile, liabil­ O O O the hill from Oak Bay avenue. There Virginia. H. M. C. 8. Rainbow and H. ity, sickness and accident Plate glass, Will Consider Tenders.—The Saanich to some question as to whether or not- M. S. Shearwater cheered the depart­ do not know one note from another; many are ex­ elevator and employers’ liability, con­ municipal council will sit In works the motorman was ringing his bell at ing visitors, as did also the hundreds Sweeney & McConnell sult Gillespie, Hart A Todd, general committee to-morrow at 3 o’clock for the time. of persons gathered on the shores at perts in technical knoAvledge and yet are not musi­ agents for British Columbia. All claims the purpose of considering the tenders. the naval yard and elsewhere. It Is 1010-101Z Langley 8t. settled and paid by our office. • for paving in connection with the large WOULD KEEP OUT HINDUS estimated that 2,006 persons put to sea cians in any sense of the term. If you have music Phene 1S0. O O O good roads programme. The tenders In order to witness the cruiser’s de­ H. Harkness A Son, wholesale and will be in by noon to-morrow, and Sir Evan James, Distinguished Indian parture. in your soul, the Gerhard Heintzman Player-Piano retail wallpaper dealers. 917 Pandora among the bidders will be the Warren Administrator, Expresses Hie During the week 6,844 visitors in­ avenue Estimates furnished. * • Construction Company, and the Wers- Opinion. spected the New Zealand, the largest will look after the technical things for you and al­ o o o wick Paving Company, between whom number being on Friday, the public Baby Car Specialists. 756 Fort St. • the contract would have been divided “You should restrict the Hindus from holiday, when 2,220 were on board. low you to express what you feel to the fullest, O O O * under the former tenders, before a entry In Canada, not admitting them With the two days. July 25 and 26, it to A Lazy Man.—He will find the long concrete base was added. Consider­ under any consideration," said Sir estimated that 7,000 people Inspected freest extent. handled grass clippers to his liking. No able Interest to felt In these tenders, Henry Evan Murchison James, the the battle cruiser in Victoria. stooping, and they cut the grass equal­ and In order to avoid delay Reeve well known Indian administrator, who You can buy the Gerhard Heintzman Player-Piano ly well. $1 60 and $2.25. At R. A. Brown Nicholson told the Times this morn­ arrived 'at the Empress hotel on Sat- THEFTS OF FRUIT. Sc Co . 1302 Douglas St * ing that he had called a cgpimlttee on very reasonable terms. Why not come in and see o o o meeting at once. The bidding will be Sir Evan James is travelling through Orehardiets of Saanich Complain and South African Memo Shop Phoenix Stout $1.60 i er doe eta • In on the new specifications prepareo Canada to visit relatives, and has Police Catch Half Dozen. o O o and try this instrument and talk over with us the ; Cleans, dyes, repairs and makes by the government engineer in consul­ friends at Vernon, at Kokellah and In over old feathers Into the latest B. 8. Biewanger, Es<.ulma Fuel tation with the municipal engineer. this city, whom he has already met, or There have been numerous com­ details of its purchase. No obligation. novelties. . Company.—South Wellington Coal. proposes to see during the present plaints from fruit-growers In the $7.60 a ton. Orders promptly attended Journey, the first time he has been Saanich peninsula ef the thefts of fruit Get the Genuine Gerhard Heintzman 747 Fort St. Phew 28I8 t Phone FÎ99S. • CIVIC COMMITTEES MEET west of the Great Lakes. Sir Evan was by people passing along the roads. o o o not willing to discuss the Hindu ques­ Some of the case*; as reported, are de­ Fheonix Stout $1.60 per aoz. qts. • Difficulty About Annexation.—North­ tion further than the above emphatic liberate robberies of orchards on a O o o west Citizens to Have Goldetreem remark, w-hlch comes from a man of wholesale scale, while others are the All Outside Rooms, bright, clean and Water To-day. wide experience In the administration taking of overhanging fruit by pedes­ MUSIC IS BETTER cosy, from $4 per week. “At The of the Indian Empire. He is a Knight trians or motor parties. Kalserhof.** • Commander of the Star of India and The fining of a man In police court o o o Two civic committees sat this morn­ wears other decorations for these pub­ FLETCHER BROS. ing at the city hall to prepare reports the other day does not seem to have Clarence Eddy, Internationally- Known Majestic Theatre.—An unusual treat lic services. acted as a warning, and as the com­ will be afforded the Patrons of the Ma­ for presentation at the city council He, will make a short stay here be­ Western Canada's Largest Music House Organist, Speaks of Growth meeting this evening. The committee plaints have been continuing Chief jestic to-day and Tuesday when a fore returning, having come west from named to prepare a case for the city In Constable Little has had men at work 1281 Government Street Victoria, B. 0. of Canadian Taste. two-part feature Vitagraph drama “A New York by easy stages. He to very the proposed annexation of Ward Two for the past two days trapping fruit Prince of Evil,’* will be presented. It pleased with the locality. Among the of Saanich will report that if differen­ thieves. Is a beautifully produced photoplay Important positions he held In India Victoria has been particularly fortu­ tial rating to required over a term of Half a dozen people whose greed was and will commend Itself to all who see were Postmaster-General. Bombay, nate in her visiting musicians this years for the district special legislation stronger than their principles were It by reason of the powerful moral les­ 1675; Postmaster-General, Bengal, year, and yesterday In Clarence Eddy, will be necessary, although the prece­ caught, and these will be brought be­ son It teaches and by Its wonderful 1680; Director-General of the Post fore the police magistrate to-morrow arrived one who bears a household dent of the annexation of fastings Office, 1886; Collector and Commis­ strength of character portrayal. It le townslte by Vancouver city will afford to explain themselves. name as an organist In two continents. sioner of Ahmedabad. 1889-91; and a drama gripping with Intense heart some guidance for the committee. No What Beats a Steak ? He comes on this occasion to give re­ Interest, that. Is sure to please. "The Commissioner In Sind till 1900, when he WEATHER BULLETIN. recommendation will be made as to re­ retired. For two years he was a mem­ ntals at the opening of the now organ Mad Sculptor” Is a very sensational presentation at the annexation meeting Not for every day in the year, but for a change. However picture In which a wounded girl hangs, ber of the Governor-General’s legisla­ at St. John's Anglican church, having called for Thursday at St. Mark's hall. Daily Repent FuynlslAd by the Victoria foot caught, oyer the saddle while her tive council. He was subsequently an you cook it, it is still Steak of Quality, with all the iuvigor- an opportunity In this way to renew The committee to look Into the jail officiating member of the Council of Meteorological Department horse tfrots home. "The good In the accommodation sat for brief space, atiug properties you know are latent in good beef. , ~ liis acquaintance with Victoria, which worst of us," a drama full of unusual Bombay till 1899, and a member of the and will ask the council for further Port of Spain Commission ten years he visited about ten years ago for the situations. ‘The power of sleep.” This Victoria. Aug. 11.-6 a. m.—An area of TRY ONE T0M0BR0W time to report. Several of the aldermen ago. Sir Evan some years ago pub­ low pressure is central over Alberta and purpose of a recital at old St. John’s comedy shows a man who is too strong were in conference this, morning figur­ to work, it has been produced to make lished & book on travels In Manchuria. rain has fallen in Saskatchewan and ing up the city’s cost of the entertain­ Manitoba. East of the Rockies the weath­ church. a queer character farce which to full Round Steaks Naturally Victoria has changed great­ ment of H. M. 8. New Zealand, upon Warrant Issued.—Whèn Wilber E. er Is unsettled with normal temperatures. of laughter • which a report will be made, probably The weather on thé Pacific slope Is fair ly, both ih outward appearance and in O O O N Hall for the second time failed to ap­ Us musical development since that through the regular session of the and warm. Per lb. . . 20c House Burglarized.—Some time dur­ pear In answer to the summons charg­ Forecasts. time, and thç visitor remarked on the finance^ committee this afternoon. ing the week the residence of J. O. ing him with a breach of the traffic For 36 hours ending 5 p. m. Tuesday. wonderful improvements which have Water Commissioner Rust was able Hearn, 132 South Turner street, was regulation* In that he failed to obey the Victoria and vicinity—Light to moderate taken place meanwhile. In the course this morning to give the welcome In­ entered by burglars and jewelry to the directions of Constable Fry, In control southerly winds, generally fair and warm VICTORIA MARKET DOUGLAS MARKET qf a chat with a Times man this morn­ telligence to the citizens in the north­ value of $125 taken. The loss was not west portion of the city that the supply of traffic at the C. P. R. wharf, a war­ during the day. 684-6 Johnson Street ing Mr. Eddy said: “On© of the most Lower Mainland—Light to moderate discovered until Friday night and re­ from Elk lake has been replaced by rant was issued for him and he-will lie Phones 1923-4934. 1423 Douglas St. Phone 1761 natlstoctory features which I note in brought dp to-morrow on that instead winds, generally fair, with probably touring round the country Is the man­ ported to the police on Saturday. There water from Ooldstream. as is supplied showers to-night or Tuesday. ' • VANCOUVBR-PRINCB RUPERT MEAT CO., LTD. was only one other burglary during to other parts of the city. Smith’s Hill of on a summons. The allegation of ner in which western cities of this con­ the city authorities Is that he not only Reports. carnival week so far as has been re­ reservoir rose to 14 feet 10 Inches over­ Victoria—Barometer, 29.92; temperature, tinent are commencing to Install high refused to do as the constable told him Class organs in their public halls, ported, that also being a case of the night, a considerable gain for the 56; minimum. 66; wind, 20 miles S. W.; theft of jewelry. week-end. but tried to drive over him. weather, part cloudy. either under municipal or public con­ Vancouver—Barometer, 23.92; tempera­ trol, thereby affording to the citizens ture, 68; minimum, 58; wind, 4 miles E.; an opportunity of hearing music of weather, cloudy. high class quality at a nominal cost, Kamloops—Barometer. 29.76; tempera­ or even free. This is a leaf which they ture. 70; minimum. 70; wind, 4 miles E.; Ifave taken from the book of experi­ If You Get It at It’s All Rightl weather, part cloudy. ence of the cities of the old world with PLIMLEY'S Prince Rupert—Barometer, 29.98; tem­ benefit to them all. 99 perature, 48; minimum, 4»; wind, calm; ' “i note also a growth in the musical Get out in the open on an weather, clear. taste, and a desire for better music In The The “Douglas Edmonton—Barometer, 29.80; tempera­ cjhurches and at public functions. It ture, 62; minimum, 48; wind, calm; rain, .02; weather, part cloudy. has been my privilege to play at near­ “ Henderson ” Motor Cycle Winnipeg—Barometer. 30.06; tempera­ ly all the great national and interna­ I, neither a -peed mon.tef nor ture, 64; minimum, 52; wind, 6 miles 8. tional expositions since the Vienna rain, .04; weather, cloudy. Nantnt Bzavsz .Poans t* a toy. It ha* proved It* worth 0*4 celling of a nneroam, galeti* gathering of 1873—in fact, I am at the Motor Cycle Victoria Dally‘Weather. ami vUmoui ttim or nmjmtium. present time negotiating for an en­ At $450 the latest model, 4- from a utility point of view In Observations taken 5 a. m., noon and 6 gagement at the Panama-Pacific expo­ cyUnder. 8-horsepower Hender­ the moat recent teete In New p. m„ Saturday: BEAVER BOARD HARDWARE sition, and I have had an opportunity son Motor Cycle to a marvel of Zealand and France. It I* the Temperature. of forming an opinion on public taste modern mechanism. It to an machine for bualnesa and profee- Highest ...... ih the intervening years. The interna­ efficiency machine from the Lowest ...... 6$ tional character of music Is beneficial word “Go,” and will stand the alonal use. Price*. Including in bringing the nations together. most severe tests possible. Have ladle*' model, from...... $325 Bright sunshine. 11 hours 64 minutes. a look at the *'-'c demon.” General state of weather, fine. Walter S. Fraser & CqM Ltd. “I would like to commend the echo You never know the Organ at St. John’s church, which gives tree exhilaration of Observations taken 5 a. m„ noon and 6 Phone 3. Wharf Street. Victoria, B. 0. ' excellent effects, and also the fine set ■otoreyoliei till yon p. m., Sunday: ~ of chimes with which U to equipped. ride the Indian-* Temperature. _ The result secures a mellow, truly Second-Hand especially the 1913 Indien. , English Highest ...... 80 musical effect.** Lowest ...... 66 noon Earle Newcombe Raven was Mr. Eddy said this was his seven­ The new eondert fntnrt* Average ...... 67 Motor Cycles ore then ever the Side Cars Bright sunshine, 11 hours 18 minutes. drowned. teenth Pacific coast tour. perfect motereyele. Vibre» The little fellow, who was ten years After filling several other engage­ Wonderful value In English General state of weather, fine. We have several second-hand Bon and jolting don’t exist. ment* on the coast the musician is to machines on hand at very reas­ aide Car* at only $55.00. Double old, was with his twelve-y ear- Power, Speed and Endurance unequaled your pleasure by a comparative­ LITTLE LAD DROWNED. hurry back to New York city in record onable prices. Let us show by any other me■otoreyol*. Coats ant to ter and two other children at time to keep an engagement. what we can offer you. ly small outlay. nothin* le maintain. Casier I Earle N. Raven Gets Beyond Hie Depth but they were unable to a bicycle. Needs no *arage. Collector—‘Tve called here a dozen * in Colquitz River While by the time their cries times, sir. and I pAltlvely won’t Call Bathing. neighbor to the 730 YATES STREET 727-735 JOHNSON ST. again.” Mr. Neverpay (cheerfully)—“Oh. PHONE 697 tor the thk-S time. come now, my man; don’t be so supersti­ PHONE 608 THOS. PL1MLEY While bathing In Rowland’s dam, on He h*d got tious about making the thirteenth call. I the Colquitz river, on Saturday after- pool end Nothing will happen, I assure you.** i DAILYLY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST )1> *1913 - “7”...... ' ■■ - ■ - ' TRANSPORTATION ffZZZZZZZXtZZ : ...... ■-...... [We carry a large çnd varied line of Brand Trunk Pacifie Steamships Delightful Northern Cruises —"BagSS’WKw from Day taDay; 0F*X DAYS ------. Through the inside channels of the Pacific Ocean, amidst. Island, Mountain. Forest and Glacial scenery, on the LaYge, comfortable. S. 8. "Prince George" and S. S. "Prihee Rupert." at QUITS TRANS PACIFIC RICART MAKES SAME BEATRICE PICKS UP LOW EXCURSION RATES For all Purposes ** ' Until Sept. 1 only. BUSINESS FOR GOOD TIME AS HOLT HILL UNMANNED GAS-BOAT ■ROUND Designing and supplying special ropes for $38 Including Meals and èefth. $38 use under unusual conditions is dur spe­ Gall or write for full particulars Andrew Weir Thinks Freight Chilean Barque Reaches Royal Little Craft Believed to Have cialty and the services of our expert are h. F. EARLE, city Passenger and Ticket Agent Rates Are Too Low; Was Roads 82 Days Out From Been Struck by Steamer; always at the command of Wire Rope users Office, Wharf Street, near Post Offlcfc. • Telephone 1242 After Oriental Trade Iquique; May Dock No One on Board ee of charge. Our prices are as low as is impatible with a high standard of quality. By a strange coincident the well Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 11.—With the Andrew Weir A Go., who for a num­ known Chilean barque Rlcart de Solèr, starboard light carried away and the ber of years operated a fleet of steam­ Capt. D’Angelo, which dropped her cabin deck splintered and broken ships between here and the Orient, anchor In the Royal Roads early this from one end to the other, a small have decided to forsake the trans-Pa­ morning, took exactly the same time for the voyage north from Iquique - as cabined gasoline boat was picked up cific run for good, according to advices R. V. WINCH & CO., LTD that of the British four-master Holt early this morning by the C. P. R. which have Just been received by the Hill, Capt. Bray, which was here last steamer Princess Beatrice about 20 Times. The fine fleet of passenger and week. She was out from the Chilean miles out of Vancouver harbor. Winch Building, 640 Fort St. Phones 5180, 6181 freight ships which once came here port J2 days, which Is an exceptionally started to dwindle down until finally slow passage, but It Is nevertheless Nothing which flight serve to identify only the Ortertc was left m the service about the average passage this year. the owner w»s found on board the and a short time ago she was with­ Captain D’Angelo report* similar Nanaimo By. launch, but everything pointed to the drawn. It Is not likely that Andrew weather conditions to those which were fact that the craft had been recently Weir will again compete for the busi­ experienced by the Holt Hill. Light Cowk-han Lake, one of the most beautiful Summer resorts, only ness between Oriental ports and this airs and flat calms In the tropics and occupied and the supposition Is that SEALING COMPANY’S sixty miles from Victoria, otters an Ideal place for a week-end pleaeare coast. strong northerly winds off the Califor­ It was struck by a large steamer SOCKEYE RUN PICKS trip, or Bummer holiday. The scenery Is exquisite and the fishing un­ It Is understood that Andrew Weir nia, Oregon and Washington coasts which passed the Beatrice hours dropped out of this* business because surpassed. There are hotels at the l*>e and boats can be hired. prevented the fast barque from making The K. ft N. train leaves Store atrfet depot at 8 a.m. Wednesday. the freight rates were too low, and it earlier on It», way north and which anything near a fair passage- The Rl­ Saturday and Sundays, returning same days. Tickets sold Saturday is thought he and the other officials of displayed no lights. UP Ml SKEENA RIVER SECRETARY ON STAND cart Is dirty and this also made her The boat was first sighted by Cap and Sunday and returning not later than Sunday afternoon, $2.90; for the company figured that the rates progress all the more slow. would drop still lower upon the en­ tain Spring&li, who wa» walking on one month, |S.$0. ‘ The big barque Is now here awaiting board about S o'clock this morning. trance of the Royal Mail Steam orders from her owners and it Is ex­ Captain Shaw, roaster of the Beatrix, Packet and the Hamburg-American pected that she will take a cargo of Tells Commissioner About Sale L. D. CHETHAM, City Pale. Agent. was Informed of the fact that appar­ Prince George Carries Heavy Phone 174 and 1M. lines All the vessels have been placed lumber at Port Gamble, Wash., to Val­ of Company’s Ships; Explains HIS Government St. on other trade routes which yield bet­ paraiso. Capt. D’Angelo expects to ently no one was on board " the little Lists of Passengers; Vic­ ter profits. place his ship In dry-dock, at Esqutmajt craft, and he ordered the course utter ed to pick it up. As the Beatrice ap torians Take In Trip Tanking Arrangements Built New Ships For Run. before proceeding across the Bound to preached It was made out to bo i There was a time frhen Andrew Weir loafl. Barque Once Burned. gasoline launch about 22 feet long, thought that the trane-Paciflc trade which evidently had been a small In the evidence heerd at the seating would develop Into a most profitable During her career afloat the Rlcart yacht before the engine had been in During the past week the run of Inquiry at the court house this morn­ business, and he ordered the construc­ de Soler has at one time and another stalled. The Beatrice’s engines were Miheyse on lbs Skeen* river showed ing, L B. Oreely, stock holder and tion of two of the finest passenger and attracted a great deal of attention a little spurt and the average for each through mishaps which have overtaken stopped and the launch was hoisted on secretary of the Victoria Healing Com­ SUMMER EXCURSION TRIPS freight liners ever to cross the Pacific, boat was about «0 fish. The packers pany since 196*. explained the mode of the Luceric and Ortertc. The* service her. The most parlous accident to be­ board. Glancing Blow Struck. eve hoping that this run will continue banking arrangements when ektns & 8. VENTURE of the Weir line, which was also known fall her was while she was lying at as their pack so far Is very small. If were sent to the Lampoon Company In as the Bank line, was Inaugurated by Iquique about ten years ago with a Examination showed that a glane Sailing every Wednesday at 11 p.m. for BELLA COOLA, It drops oft the many Indian, Japanese England, and he eleo went through a class of freighters, including the cargo of nitrate aboard, waiting to be ing blow had been struck the boat Just and while fishermen, who have decided the hooka of the Sealing Company calling et Vancouver, Campbell River, Alert Bay, Hardy Bay, Severlc, Aymeric. Ocean© and Kumerlc. towed to sea. She took fire. Strenu­ above the deck on the side of the to try their fortune fishing for the can­ showing Its debentures and other fin­ Shusbartie Bay, River’s Inlet Canneries, Narou, Smith a Inlet, These vessels handled great cargoes ous efforts were made to extinguish the cabin below the starboard light, which neries In the north, will have « very, ancial matter» during Its years of ex­ and In the early days of the service big blaxe, but as a' final resort she had to had been tom away by the Impact. poor year. The flsherme* generally Kimsquit. Fare *28.00 return, inclusive. Beautiful scenery, be scuttled. All he^ sails and rigging The cabin deck was broken and a piece istera*. comfort and attention. For reservations apply profits were made Finally this class make sufficient during the salmon sea­ Mr* Oreely yated I hat as soon as the of vessels was found to be too small to were burned and the yards and top­ some four Inches wide had been laid son to keep them during the winter, skins arrlved'ln this city they were JOHN BARNSLEY cope with the business in a proper masts went. back leaving a gaping hole the length but If the sockeye run turns out poor, manner and late In 1309 the orders for When this disastrous fire occurred of the deck. Inside of the boat the tc which end the prospects appear to placed In caeke and shipped to Lon­ 1003 Government Street Victoria. th« Luceric and Ortertc were placed the Rlcart de Soler was known as the tumbled blankets on the bunk showed be pointing Just at present, the men don. The bills of lading were sent to with English shipbuilders. These ships British barque Reliance and was one that some one bad but recently arisen, will have to seek other means of em­ the bank, and the local company then arrived and made a number of trips of the finest square-riggers afloat. while two fresh loaves of bread and a ployment. which promise to be rather drew drafts on the Lameon Company In London for each skin at the rate of in the trane-Paciflc run and carried She carried sky-sails and was known plate of butter were on the table scarce. as a remarkable sailer. She was ten dollars a skin. This arrangement possible that on the eastward voyage, clase to 12,000 tons of freight on all In­ The engines were cold. The G. T. P. steamer Prince George, If we sure favored with good weather, ward and outward trips, as well as a owned by David Corsar A Co., of The supposition Is that the occupant Capt. Donald, which brought the news was not one of this company's alone, Scotland. They offered the craft for but tr general vogue by all seal deal­ we may again set a record. The good list of passengers. of the launch was Just about to pre­ of the run of sock eyes on the tyceeoa, Kronprlnseesin Cecelia holds the east­ EXCURSIONS Freight rates in other parts of the sale as she lay hi Iquique harbor and pare his breakfast, having stopped the came into port yesterday morning from ers In the Old Country. The skins TO were sortad In England by the Lamp- ward German record now.** glebe looked more attractive to Andrew the De Solers, wealthy lumber people engine while doing so U was not the north, and the master of the three- Weir, and one by one his ships were of that port, i urcbased her. They thought likely that the boat had drift stacker reports a splendid ran both son Company, grades and price* arranged and a statement of the whole withdrawn. He chartered a number of rigged her out and at once placed her ed from shore as It was three miles off north and south. Fog Is beginning to PORT AMELES being returned to the local company. Thursday, Aug. 7 «bips to maintain the trade and lfept In the lumber business between Bri­ when sighted and the sea was **tle over the Inside passage, but LESS 3^ the Ortertc In the business until late tish Cotuipbia and Puget Sound ports owing to the absence of bush fires, H I» Some of the skins, which were termed and Chill. She has been engaged In smooth. -faulty," Mr. Gresly stated, brought 8. 8. “CHIPPEWA" «last year, when she too was withdrawn. Captain Shaw of the steamer Bea not expected that the mists will be as IEPORTS When the charters of the other vessels the business ever since. had this year as in former foggy sea­ aa low aa a shilling. Leaves Victoria Dock Co.'s wharf, Capt. D’Angelo is well known here. trice reports having passed a large rear of Post Office, at 12.00 noon were up they were released, until now vessel going north about 1 o'clock ms. In answer to the question asked by and 5.04 p.m. the flag of Andrew Weir is never seen He was last In Victoria four years ago. Many People Travelling. the crown as to what commission was Returning, leaves Port Angeles at which displayed no Hgllts. While he Is August II, 8 a. m. on the Pacific, except when an occas­ not sure of Its Identity, he Is positive Many people are now travelling on received by the Lampoon Company for Î.W p. m. and 7.69 p. m. INVITE BINDERS FOR Point Grey.—Cloudy; calm; 26.96; 64; ional tramp of his wanders up the coast that it was not one of the local coast the northern boats, and the George selling the skins, Mr. Gresly ssld that #1.00 ROUND TRIP SUM for a lumber cargo. ers. The launch was brought to Van brought 105 saloon and 70 steerage the commission varied. In cases ea smooth. DREDGING S00KE HARBOR Cape Laso.—Overcast ; calm; 29.90; 66; . Children Half Fare. There is little chance of Andrew couver and the provincial pollco word passengers south, which if a big Met where cash was paid, they received aea smooth. Spoke, 11 p. m., S.S. Spo­ E. E. BLACKWOOD, Agent. "Weir’s ships ever again running be­ notified. They will make inquiries In for this season of the year. Many of J 1-1 per cent., although he was not kane through Seymour Narrows, south­ Phone 454 1234 Government 8t. tween Victoria and the Orient. He has. Tenders have been naked by the fed­ an effort to locate the owner and solve the saloon passengers are tourists who altogether certain, preferring to leave however, announced that a fleet of hie eral department of public works for the mystery surrounding its discovery. are taking advantage of the special ex­ this evidence to Mr. Boecowits. Others bound. ' vessels will come here via the Panama the dredging of Sooke harbor. This cursion rates. Mr. Fowler, of Grimsby. had get 4 per cent., which Included Tatooeh.—Cloudy; S. W., 16 miles, 36.62; 63. Out, 4-maated barquentlne, 7 canal from the Old Country, and there harbor has silted up considerably In Eng., one of the directors of the Insurance, salting and storage, while a m. In. 6.S. Thode Fageiund, 7.20 la a prospect that he may establish a past years from the alluvial deposits HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF Doughty fishing interests, accompanied In the Old Country before sale. Far San Fraaiim a. m.; 7.36 a. m., 8.6. Colonel Drake and round-the-world service, the vessels brought down by the Sooke river and by his son, returned on the Prince Frank Curran. K. C„ appearing tor OREGON PRODUCTS LEAVE in) proceeding from here to Yokohama and from debris brought In from sea, and George after inspecting the company’s the government, then changed "the sub­ barge 95. through the Suex canal to England. number of improvements are need plants In the north. Mr. Brown, man­ ject by Inquiring as to whether It was Parhena—Foggy ; N. W.; 29.76; 64; Southar.i While one line disappeared from the ed, particularly" a new ehannel from Portland, Ore., Aug. 11.—About $250,- ager of the Canadian North Pacific the Intention of the Victoria Sealing Pacific two other companies appeared, the head of the Whlffen spite to the ooo worth of Oregon products left Port- Fisheries, Ltd., also returned after CoRiptnj to sell all ships when the Estevan.—Cloudy ; N. W.; 29.78 ; 65. California Spoke, 11.40 p. m., S.S. Yokohama so Andrew Weir’s absence is not felt. wharf. land Saturday for Oriental, Australian visiting the whaling stations on the auction was held last ytar In this city From Victoria Um. «very Wednesday. The Royal Mall and Hamburg-Ameri- While to-day the principal classes of and European markets aboard the Queen Charlotte Islands. He was ac­ Mr. Gresly Informed him that It was, Maru, 8 p. m. position 60.30 N., 140.46 B. S. UMATILLA, or CITY OF PUBBLA. can are working up good businesses vessels seen in the harbor are tug Hamburg-American liner C. Ferdinand companied by hie wife and family on but the prices received for the ships W„ eastbound; 3.30 a. m., S.S. Senator, and 14 a. m. every Friday from 8e*ttl* S.S. PRESIDENT or GOVERNOR. between European ports and the Pa­ boats In connection with the lumber Laetsz and the British steamship the trip. were so discouraging, that this was 8 p, m. position 660 miles from Seattle, For Southeastern Alaska. 8.8. CITY OF cific const, via the Orient. industries, in the early days all traffic Oceano. \ „ . When the Prince George sailed for the reason that 14 of the schooners southbound. Triangle-Foggy; raining; N. Wj SEATTLE or STATE OF CALIFORNIA was by sea. The miners who pushed The cargo leaving on the Hamburg- Prince Rupert and SU wart this morn­ were still laying down in the harbor. leaves Seattle August 7. 13, IS, 26 and It. at JESSIE MEETS FIERCE Into the Leech river goldfield in -the American steamer consisted of a varied ing she took out the record list of pas ­ He further stated that the auctioneer 29.43 ; 42; dense. Spoke, 10.30 p. m„ S.b. 9 p. ra. .. sixties, all went by water, the road assortment of goods valued at $192,586. sengers from this port. All of the had been given Instructions ns to what Princess May off Pine Island, north­ 8.8. SPOKANE cruise. August 14 WEATHER OFF THE COAST to Victoria not being opened for many accordIhg to the manifest filed at the berths allotted to the local offices were prices would be acceptable for the bound; 10.30 p. m., S.S. Chicago abeam Ocean and rail tic nets la :0s. She Folack, commander of the Kronprlns- smooth. back and broken off as the boat drifted riaggra, C.P.R.. Australia...... Bent. 8 Prince Albert G.T.P.. Q. Chari’tea.Aug. 13 Is due In October and the Russian No­ week from the Orient. On Wednesday thé Entrees of Rus­ èssia. Cécile, Immediately computed Alert Bay.-v-Clear; N. W., 29.96; 64 under the wires-. The damage waa wllerophon. Dofiwall Co., Ltverp-t.Bept. 3 For Northern Porte. Prince George. G.T.P.. Stewart...... Aug. 11 vember .1...... sia. Caret. BeHbam, leaves Victoria for the Spied aveVagè during the voyage light swell. Spoke, S. S. Chelohsin $200. sailers com ira Venture. U.6.S. Co. Bella Cools ..Aug. 13 the Orient on heir second outward trip. and found that hie vessel had made the passing Alert Bay, .10 a. m., south­ i«n Am berguenttne. from Newcastle, Prince Rupert. O.T.P.. Granby Bay.Abg. 14 WEST VIRGINIA LEAVES trip at an average speéd of 23.40 knots, Prince John. O.T.P.. Granby Bay..Aug. 14 bound. MEGANJIC AT MONTREAL *. s. W., 3» day. out. Princess Sophia, C.P.R., Skagway..Aug. 16 MAY BE INJURED. doing the voyage betweeh Cherbourg breakwater and Ambrose Channel booty of Llnhfhgew. Chilean ship, Val­ For West Coast ŸACHT MINERVA DAMAGED. The White Star liner Megdntfte Yesterday morning at 10 o’clock the lightship In five days, fourteen hours paraiso 4» days out Princess Maquinna. Clayoquot ..ÀÙ*. 16 The steam schooner F. 8. Loop was reached Quebec on Saturday evening weda Mahn. German barque. Callao, United States armoured cruiser West From West Coast ntported passing in at Tatnnsh this and1 twenty-four minutes. and docked at. Montreal yesterday af­ teart de Soler. Chilean ship, from Anto­ ..Aug. 13 Virginia* Rear-Admiral Reynolds, the "We had kptendid weathèr through- ' Vancouver, Aug. 11.—The yacht Prlnceaa. Maquinna, Holberg ... representative of the republic to the morning in tow of the ^American* ternoon. She brought from Liverpool From Son Frsnc.sco. ous'the %voyage," said Captain Polack. Minerva, Captain P. N. Thompson, fagasta. Hawaiian liner Hyadt-s. It t? not 245 flrst-clask, 585 second-class, and «belle Drown. Russian barque, from Umatilla. Pacific Coast ...... Aug. 14 south at the carnival week célébra-, "The vessel has not made such a good owner, one of the finest craft that. the City of Puebla. Pacific Coeet . ...Aug. 21 tiens, weighed anchor at Esqylmalt known whether the well known little Vancouver Club boaata of, was in 460 third-class passengers. Yleterla vessel met with an accident off the run In many years, and I um, of course, man ce, Peruvian barque. Iqnlque. For Son Francisco. and proceeded to Bremerton, where very moud of her achievement. It la anpinua arriflpnt nt Pender Harbor „ Tu/l. American barquentlae. New- City of Puebla. Cltv Coast...... ÎÜÏ a i ahe arrived late in the afternoon coast and had to accept a tow or not. , obiIr N. 3. W. v <*>•*•• Umatilla. Pacific Coast ..«.«I RP1HMH

VtOTOMA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913

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Did It ever occur to you that the value of the Tastes better and ia, betttt because all the food wasted. In your home, In one summer Is much more than the price of a refrigerator?* ingredients will be wisely seleoted and -«..A Summer sunshine, and the attack of files, quick­ both quality and cleanliness will be 'as­ ly taint food and renders it either upflt fpr use, sured. Making icë cream is'an'easy mat­ or dangerous. Ice at one cent a pound and a ter if you use a “Lightning Freezer.” slight outlay %ln a refrigerator that lasts for years Sizes range from 12 quarts down to 1 pint. are profitable investments. Prices from fT0 each Prices start at $11 and range down to down to $12. only $1.75 V”T"n 10 per cent less for cash, or eyiy term® arranged ; •viii m>/ n \ \ i 1 //it 'tin • i if f mm 1 4 \a >. Jw r k \to sS>1 PLATFORM BRUSHES, IS lna. long, at 84.50, and mu 22 ip». at. each ...... $6.06 BANISTER BRUSHES, sometimes called hand- brooms, have polished wood backs. Prices 60o, -40c, 85c and ; a-,,£6* DVISABLÊ, because it is here that yôti will find the largest display of substantial and reasonably-priced BANISTER BRUSHES, two specially good lines at, each, 11 and ...... 76$ The famous Mason Fruit if»rs are here in furniture on Vancouver Island, probably the largest and best in the province. Our one great object is WHISK BRUSHES for stair carpets at, each. 60* WHISK BRUSHES, padded on the end of the all sizes; Jelly Jars of the latest type; Rub­ to give our customers absolute satisfaction and to give such service that you will find it a pleasure to do wood-work, mahogany finish, fine quality ber Rings, .Kettles, Sppous, Strainers, Fruit ------». —business at this store. We offer a cash discount of 10%, but if more convenient for you, we will gladly arbristles­ ...... SO* Presses, Ladles and all other necessities âré PLATE BRUSHES. Ideal for cleaning silver, at, ready for immediate delivery. ■range terms, to suit your convenience. t ' each. 60c, 40c and...... 26* Another Shipment of Inexpensive Cut Who Would Forego the Luxury of a Luxury in Towels at a Small Expense Glass Has Arrived Hammock When the Cost Is So Although the prices we are asking for f \ these special lines are much - lower than m Z Ztiiîviota \ those of many similar products,;the quality / eWMt'li \ '8 a** that you can desire. / I \ i a Beautifùl shapes and pat- -xm Am r / /]' lift' f j 'I 1 MM terns together with an ■excel- / /h IJ'lr' 1 I 1 SmI lent assortment of pieces make 1 I Uri 1-1 — j this'line umjsuqlly interesting. I //ÆnSfëL ’Ml 11 WiT- il This,is a .spleii- ! If -’ Sf U " ilJM did opportunity to Ifi V V|il" lili3 eSH# replenish your I/ ^JlS I rfiÈ/ylt-''* - mJ/a} home 4inpply or to r | “ BjUi ilwSffSÆtiBillBgl. purchase wedding 1 i lira'llOÇ birthday pres- \ i'll vfifi /BriïffilJSfçEïsSStb.fà, cuts at a decided cut ns easii _ \ Y ‘d1n£l. .JJL ^HBekS® saving. Considering the amount of comfort derived from a good Hammock, and A Huge Stuck of the the long life of this summer convenience, it is hard to say-just why so many World's Best Products See our Window people go without them. It is one of the greatest comfort-giving furnishings you can have and as Here Display on the prices range from $6.50 each down to $1.75, you’ll And it cheaper to Save Government Streei one than to forfeit the comfort.

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INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION i 1 It’s Still Too For Any But SEATTLE TAKES aim Toner, 2; by Narveson, \ —Toner, 4; Narveson, 1; Dell, 4. Innings the Lightest THE FINAL CONTEST pitched—By Toner 6 1-3, runs 6. hits 9. WINS ON POINTS Hit by pitcher—Meek. Wild pitch—Dell. Credit win to Toner. Time of game—1.66. Umplre-Oetdlek. Narveson and Ketty In Pitchers’ Polo Gymkhana Proves Very Underwear CR00KALL SCORED Interesting; Election of As­ Battle; Locals Won Satur­ FIVE GOALS SATURDAY Probably you wished many times during the warm days of Carnival day's Game sociation Officers Week that you had bought yourself some of our special quality light­ Vancouver, Aug. It.—V. A. C. defeat­ weight Underwear. It’s not too late to get cool for the balance of the ed the Vancouver twelve on Saturday Summer. Come in and make a selection Tuesday. Seattle. Aug. 11 .^Seattle stopped Vic­ afternoon 6 to 4, In an Interesting While Victoria captured the Roper toria’s winning; streak yesterday by win­ game. The winners were In the best Cup and British Columbia polo cham­ We can offer you every style of the best known makers. Gotham of shape, while the Vancouver twelve ning a ten-lnnlng game. 2 to 1. The visit­ pionship on Saturday morning, it re­ Mercerized Crepe Finish, Ellis’ Balbriggan Tru-Knit and other well- ors got one run Jn the fifth on Meek s i-howed a sad lack of condition. The known makes in two-piece and combination suits, close-woven or open two-bagger, a sacrifice and Lamb’i single. playing of Crookall, the V. A. G. out­ mained for the Kamloops poloists to BOBBIE DIBBLE. The locals were hel(l scoreless until the side home, was a feature of the match, carry off the lion’s share of the prises Boston.—A breeze made the water In mesh fabrics—the combinations with the comfortable closed crotch, or stnth, when, with one out, Narveson hit he scoring five goals, three In the first at the gymkhana on Saturday after­ the Charles river basin so choppy that Athletics with knee-length drawers and sleeveless vests in light nain­ Martini, who scored from first base on quarter. Harry Pickering had his the regular regatta course was aban­ noon. This tourqey, which marked the sook. Other styles in silk, linen, soisette and mercerized fabrics. Strait’s drive to the centre field fence. shoulder dislocated, and when the V. doned, and races of the National As­ With the score a tie and one out In the A. C. management refused to drop a close of the carnival polo programme, sociation of Amateur Oarsmen were tenth Kelly hit past second, advanced on Gotham, 2-Piece or Combination Suits. The Suit...... $2.50 Shaw’s single, and scored the winning man, the Vancouver trainer, Pete Mul- was favored by beautiful weather, and rowed farther up stream. Sénlor as­ run when Jackson hit to right field. Both doon, had to get Into a uniform. The quite a gathering of Victoria’s equine sociation single scull, four starters, W. G, * K. Combinations. The Suit...... $2.00 won by R. Dibble, Don Rowing Club, of Narveson and Kelly pitched magnificent teams and summary; enthusiasts were, in attendance. The Toronto; T. J. Rooney, Raven wood ball. Kelly striking out twelve men and Vancouver. Position. V.A.C. different races provided plenty of Ellis' Balbriggan, Two-Piece Suits. The Suit...... $1.50 Narveson nine. Score : Goal. sport, the hurdle races especially be­ Boat Club, of Brooklyn, N. Y., second; G. W Smith, of New York A. C., third. Tru-Knit Tailor-Made, 2-Piece or Combination Suits. The Suit. ,$3.00 Seattle- A.B. R. H. PO. A. K. Johnson ...... Gibbons ing of high order. Dibble captured the Canadian title last Shaw, r. f...... 6 6 1 8 0 8 Point. Kamloops net only walked off with Dr. Deimel's Linen Mesh. The Suit ...... $6.00 week at St Catharines, and will now Jackson. 1 b...... 10 18 18 Dakers ...... H. Painter the majority of the Individual prises, NUI. 2 b...... 4 8 1 2 8 0 Cover Point. but they also defeated the Victoria be groomed for next year’s Henley re­ gatta on the Thames. He rowed his If we haven’t named your preference, come in and ask for it. Martini, c. f...... 1 1 1 - • • Ion ...... McCuig wrestling squad, though Mr. Gunn, of Strait. 1. f...... S 0 1 4 8 • First Defence. first race last year and Is looked upon Cadman, _c...... 0 0 6 8 8 8 the Victoria team put up a plucky Pickering ...... Donohue as a sculling wonder. Wally, c...... 2 0 0 7 1 8 struggle? against overwhelming odds. “Yell’ll 1017-1» James, 3 b...... 4 0 1 1 8 8 fécond Defence. k The mainland riders appeared to be In Raymond, s. s...... 2 8 • 0 1 2 1 Murray ...... G. Matheson their element In the hurdle race, win Llk. Government Third Defence. HOME-BREW BOWLERS Brown, s. s...... 2 8 1 8 1 • nlng all three prises. The Rtmmlng- Our South Kelly, ...... 4 1 2 1 2 * Cummings ...... E- Matheson ton brothers won first honors In the FEATURE THE FINALS polo ball race and bending race, U Clothes.” of Fort Totals ...... 34 2 9 M M 1 West...... McLaren Rtmmington winning two first prises, —Rfgd. Street Victoria— A.B. R. H. P.O. A. y Third Home. while he was also a member of the Surprises were uncovered in the finals Crum, c. t...... 2 8 8 4 1 8 Nicholls ...... Gunn wrestling team. Mrs. Cox won the of the carnival lawn bowling tourna­ Rawlings, 2 b. 4 0 1 0 8 8 Second Home. Jumping competition, despite the fact ment, which took place on Beacon Hill Taylor ...... Peacock Alberts, r. f. 4 0 8 1 0 0 that a number of the polo players took on Saturday afternoon, the British Co­ Meek. 1 b...... 4 12 8 0 First Home. part, while Miss Bury won the stake Swain. 1. f...... %3 0 8 0 0 • Gorman ...... Crookall race for ladles. ■§■ lumbia quartette defeating the High­ CALIFORNIA STAR Delmas, s...... S 0 0 S 1 Outside. At a meeting of the Provincial Polo land Scots by three shots, the final CAPTURES TITLE Lamb, 3 b...... 4 6 1110 Godfrey ...... r..1...... Murray Association 'It was decided that all score being IB to 12. The Irish rink REMARKED ON THE SIDE Shea, c...... 4 6 pert wai ejected from the grounds In the 2, G. George; 1, L. Rlmmington. - Scots 4 0 13 —1, A. T. Snowden, of Vancouver- club. The entries for the Clan Mc­ Polo Championship Comes to the Capital. Lamb. 3 b...... 3 1112 8 McMurdO. 1 b...... 4 8 8 8 F. McCleave, of Victoria; 8, Mr. WU- Kenzie cup for doubles will close on Shea. c...... 4 1 1 • 18Hetster, 2 b...... 3 6 1 6 of Victoria; 4, L. Rlmmington, Monday, August 11. Thls^ls one of the Victorians did not have an opportunity of witnessing games for the Inter­ Toner, p...... 3 10 8 10Sc barney, s. a...... 4 6 >i » of Kamloops. finest cups In the club, and will be AS SEEN FROM THE national Polo championship between England and America, but the Roper Narveson, p...... 6 1 6 6 1 6 Lewis, e...... 3 1 «V. * At the conclusion of the sports the keenly contested ' for. It was presented PRESS BOX Cup final on Saturday morning at the Willows was about the most exciting Grlndle, c...... 18 16 prises were given by Mrs. Roper. to the club by G. R. McKenste, of Glas­ polo contest ever staged in the Dominion. Thtir game, which Is a very ex­ Ingersoll, p...... 2 116 Totals ...... * 12 U 27 18 1 gow, Scotland, through his agents, pensive sport, deserves better encouragement in Victoria and the efforts of a Doty, p...... 16 0 8 Perhaps Seattle was entitled to one Score by inning»— Harstad, p...... 16 0 6 WALTER JOHNSON NOW Harvey A Briggs, of this city. small band of enthusiasts are well worthy of reward in the shape of increased Seattle ...... 3 6 6 0 0 1 2 8'8- 6 game laat week. Interest in the sport. The Roper trophy will remain in the Capital for a year, Victoria...... 2 0 3 1 0 2 1 1 *-12 Totals ...... 86 2 9 24 t LEADS ALLTWIRLERS LALONDE AGAIN. when it is hoped that polo will have risen to one of the foremost places among Summary: Sacrifice hits—Jackson. Two- Now that Seattle has been . acorn a— A.B. R. H. P.O. A. sports of the province. base hits—Cadman (*>. Shea. Home runs over the Bees will turn their attention Oarsmen in Real Corns-B*$k . Hensling, a. s...... 4 8 Ill Chicago, Aug. 11.—Jake Daubert, Montreal, Aug. 11.—The feature of to the Tigers. Million, r. f...... 6 8 Brooklyn', brilliant lrW-baatman, la the day tn eastern sporting circles was • • • Victoria crews redeemed the, poor showing of the Capital City oarsmen at Fries, c. f...... * • climbing steadily toward the top the appearance of "Newsy” Lalonde in pugdale le determined that he will the recent P. N. A. A. C. regattp, on Saturday afternoon, when they took two Harbleon, 1 b...... 4 1 among the batten of tho National a National uniform. Newsy not only out of the three feature events «of the Carnival rowing regatta on the harbor Neighbors, r. f...... 6 1 fcave a winner to open hie new park League. For ninety-three gamee, arrived, but had a good deal to do with with the end of this month. course. The J. 6. A. A. senior four won the four-oared race after a stiff con­ Keller, 2 h...... 4 1 the victory of the Frenchmen over the test with the Portland four, while Billy Kennedy defeated Desbrisay, of the McMullin, I b...... 3 1 nearly a. many aa his club has played, Daubert has hit at a rate of .Ml, which Irtsh-C&nadlans, who won by a score There 1» an entirely new spirit In the Nelson Rowing club In the finals for the sculling évent. Portland were tipped Harris, e. v...... •'••• 4 1 of 7-6. Lalonde was almost the whole Girot, ...... 4 2 gives him rank of etxtb. The Bve Victoria Boll Club, and while the sea­ off as winners of the senior four and the victory of ti)e J. B. A. A. crew was a ahead of him are Tingling, of Brook­ team, scoring five of the goals and son Is too far advanced for pleasing surprise. The winners had been forced to cpmpete at Indian River In Totals .. .mums lyn, with 193; Charles McDonald, Bos­ playing equal to anything be has ever hopes, the Bees should finish in the very poor shape, because of several accidents which broke Into their training, shown In the past. Score by Innings— ton, with .3*6; Gibson, Pittsburg, ,M4; first three. but their victory on Saturday proves that they are aa good a crew aa there to Vancouver ...... 8 • 1 6 8 6 1 • •— 2 Hyatt, Pittsburg, .M2, and R. Miller, At Toronto—Tecumsehs, I; Toron­ • t • on the Coast to-day. Tacoma ...... 26686138 *-11 Philadelphia, .86». Walah, of Phila­ to, S. Johnny Rawlings Is fielding là sen­ Summary: Stolen bases Kippert, Ingér­ delphia, rank, seventh tn the National sational style at second, and his de­ ait Two-baas htts-Seharney, Frisk with an average of M4. Then cornea but with the Cincinnati! Club next TO-DAY IN PUGILISTIC HILLS SECOND IN Three-base hlta-McMullin, Girot Sacri­ Cravath, Philadelphia, .340; with Cel- LEADS BATTERS spring will be watched with Interest fie hits—HensMng. Pitcher* record-4 11ns, Boston, .18», and Kllng, Cincin­ CITY BALL LEAGUE 4 hits off ingersoll In 4 Innings; 5 nati, who winds up the first ten with Joe McGInnity still continues the runs. 5 hits off Doty In 2 Innings; 2 runs, .828. Whole Works with the Tigers, hut he 1899—Kid McCoy knocked out two Beacon Hills showed their true form 4 hits off Harstad In 2 Innings. Charge Joe and Ty Fall. will have to get all the breaks to take loss to Ingersoll. Struck out—By Girot, men at one session at Davenport, la., at the Royal Athletic Park on Satur­ the series from the Bees this week. 2; by Doty. 8; by Ingersoll, 2. Bases on Both Jackson and Cobb, whose race putting Jimmy Dugan away in the first day evening when they defeated the has featured the batting of the Amerl ■j • • • • balls—Off Girot 2; off Doty, 1; off Inger- round and stopping "Australian Jack” St. Francis club 7 to 1, in a city ball aoll, 2. Passed balls—Lrlndle, Harris. can League, have at last fallen below New York and the Mackmen con­ Style-Craft Graham in the fourth. Meeting two or league fixture. The Hills are now sec­ Time—1.88. Umpire—Toman. the .400 rate? The Cleveland slugger tinue their winning gait in the majors, ond in the league, the J. B. A. A. hav­ still leads with .893, while Cobb and the fans are already buying up three men in a night was a favorite stunt of McCoy’s. In 1898, at a show ing yet to lose a game. Saturday s close on his heels with .88». The next their transportation for the New York game was a fine exhibition of ball, FIGHT ASSURED eight are Speaker. Boston, .3*7; Dan and Philadelphia games this ta^ in Indianapolis, he knocked out John Tailored Clothes Thiemey and Jim Blackwell. His big­ despite the one-sided score, and the St. Murphy, Philadelphia, .8*2; Eddie Col Francis club will make them all step Are different They are de­ FOR LABOR DAY Uns, Philadelphia, .354; Hendrlcjtsen, Bob Brown’s team has slumped gest stunt in that line, however, was pulled off In London in 1901, when he once they get Into shape. The Hills signed for wear by men who ap­ Boston, .361; Lajoie. Cleveland, greatly in the past three weeks, and 1» pull£& a lot of nice fielding plays and Mclnnis, Philadelphia, .MO; Baker, now but thirty .points ahead of the knocked out four men in one night. ‘He preciate the finer distinction In Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 11.—Harry gave Edwards grand support. Shep­ Pollock, manager of Freddie Welsh, Philadelphia, .829, and Gandy, Wash­ Seattle club, which gives Raymond knocked out Dave Barry in the second round. Jack Madden In the fourth, Jack pard and Holmes twirled for the St. stated Saturday that he had practically ington, .828. another chance Yor the pennant Francis nine, but they could not pre­ come to an agreement with the Brig- Unofficial records show Boehllng Scales, the heavyweight champion of They spend their life on a England, in the first and then rounded vent the Hills from bunching their hits house management of thé terms for the leading the American League pitchers, Charlie Swain has Improved In his with men on the sacks. hanger—in the stockroom the with eleven games won and two lost hitting of late, and with Meek and off the night by stopping Sandy Fergu­ bout and that only a minor matter had Comets, of Vancouver, won the Junior shipping case, the show case. up to the date of compiling the aver­ Kippert lead the league In batting. son, the clever American heavyweight to be adjusted now. There Is nothing championship of British Columbia, ages. That gives him an average of 1909 — Frankie Coney defeated that will cause a hitch In the battle, when they trimmed the Wards at the That is one reason why their .84». The next four are: JOHNSTON WINS. Frankie White In 16 rounds at 8t. however, and It can now be definitely ball park After the Seattle-Victoria first appearance creates so fav­ stated that Welsh will be Ritchie’s W. L. Pet Joseph. orable ah Impression. New York, Aug. II.—William John­ clash, the final score being 9 to 3. The opponent. Johnson. Washington .... 26 6 .1*3 winners played nice bail considering Brown, Philadelphia ,. ..Il l ,787 ston, of San Francisco, won the New They look well before you buy There will be some dispute over the NEW RECORDS. their tender age, while the Wards gen­ Bender, Philadelphia .. ,, 1» % -78* Yôrk State lawn tennis championship them. They continue to look weight, It Is thought. Freddie wants erally managed to boot the ball at the Wood, Boston...... 12 6 .70* in the singles and becomes the suc­ well because they have enduring to have the weight 133 ring-side, but Toronto, Ont., Aug. 11.—Fifty-one g moment. The batteries were. The first Bve pitchers in the Na­ cessor of M. E. McLoughlln, also of x character and style. Ritchie named 124 for the Rivers bout started In the swimming race across Vancouver, Boy es and McLean;: tional League stand as follows: California. In the final match of the V on July 4, and may hang out for that Toronto bay, a distance of one and Wards, Taylor and Tisdale. TRY THEM. or even 135 pounds on Labor Day. The • W. L. Pet. tournament Johnston defeated S. H. 2 Voshell, of the Borough Park Club, 6-4, three-eighths miles. Four ladles were referee question wilt also cause some Demaree,,New York .. ..10 entered an", all finished the race Inside agitation. Ritchie will want a Califor­ McQuillan, Pittsburg .. .. * 1 .833 6-4.,4-6, 6-2. of fifty minutes. R. H. M. Loundes nia referee, while Pollock will likely Mathewson, New York .. 1* « It’s the Filler, try "MY CHOICE" won in 86.6. hold out for Charley White, of New Alexander, Philadelphia .. 1* 6 DUNDEE AND WHITE. York. Humphries, Chicago .. .. t 8 ■JR Frank McGill, of the M. A. A., broke Spence, Doherty hitters Los Angeles, Cal.. Aug. 11.—Johnny the Canadian 100-yard swimming re­ There are twenty-two "800" HARRY MEEK , CUP-HOLDERS BEATEN. In the National League, according' to Dundee, of New York, and Jack White, cord at Halifax, in the Canadian cham­ this week's average, against thirteen Victoria’s renowned fence buster, who of Chicago, ceased training to-day for pionships, swimming the distance In 6 Co. Next Westminster, Aug. 11.—The In the American. got two of the Bees’ hits at Seattle yes­ their battle to-morrow at the Vernon 1.02.46. Good ay, the M. A. A. A., won TERMINUS new team of the V. A. C. went down to terday, one of them hitting the Bull Arena. They are carded to go 20 the 2.20; McGill won the 440; Lyons, H attar, and F umiak, ra to “Men Durham sign which nets the lqcky bat­ rounds at oatch-welghts. Ad. Wolgast, of M. A. A. A., won the high dive; Who, Cam” heavy defeat at Queen’s Park Satur­ Don’t Worry about the money you day, the score of 7-3 scarcely exag­ spent last week. You can still get the ter 360 dollars. Meek is clouting the scheduled to meet the winner Admis­ Behrens, of New York, the variety CIGARS 1218-1220 Douglae Stmet. gerating the superiority of the young best lunch In town for 35c (including ball at a .386 clip and leads Ole rest of sion Day, will leave scon for a hunt­ dive, and Gooday the 100 yards Salmonbelliee. I stele of Beer) "At The Kalserhof.” • the sluggers by a wide margin. ing trip to Alas’ a with Jim Jeffries, back. Frank H. Stimuler, Mgr. Tea lié» VICTORIA DAILY MONDAY, AuuusTjvim^ ; - '■ P j" - - - 111 .IMm ======■ B. w. a tint. Ultras ......

PREM TEAMS Total ...... Bowling Analysis. O. M. R. W. ^etopNofi (Antrim LOST IT CRICKET Hadley ...... 18 6 31 8 Speak ...... » 16.8 0 62 4 Coppinger ...... 11 4 18 8 Grant ...... « 2 11, • Both Victoria and Albion Went Wardle ...... /" 3 • 13 0 FITCMNER SHOULD HELP BEES Oak Bay. of Scotch Down to Defeat 0» H. R. Orr, b Ismay ...... 32 Saturday G. Carr, e Grant, b Ismay.,,... 39 IN THEIR PENNANT SPRIfff C. P. Schwengers, b Parsons.,...... 1 H. A. Yeoman, c and b Gardener.. 24 G. C. Grant, not out ...... 80 ;lf. Coppinger, run out..,'...... 2 OAK BAY AND INCOGS yk. * •, Victoria Club After First Di­ southpaw, to Walla Walla in exchange- W WaMle, c Gardener, h Parse ns.. 10 for Martini, xa slugging outfielder, F. L. Pitting ton; b Parsons...... 9 ;ann:K^: vision Berth; Leaders After other changes are coming as soon as WERE TRIUMPHANT Ixtras ...... new men can be secured. I£elly New Twiflers; Tigers Here made good as a regular and Riordan Total (for 7 wickets) ..!....., 18 is also available. Fullerton Is not as Bowling Analysis. on Wednesday dependable as of yore, while Melkle Qnarlfo In Australia-r-Canada —the U.S.Â. — India, will probably be let out unless he can opftfKb dflU Finlayson Gave O. if. R. W Parsons ...... 12 6 60 3 hit a winning stride. The Far East-the Argentine- Egypt &c., Great Performances With Milne ...... 7 Î 28 « Winning eight out of the hurt ten Vancouver has signed up a new Bat and Ball , Ismay ...... 8s 0 47 2 games In which they have taken part, phenom named Harstad, whom Bob Gardener ...... 6 1 16 - 1 the Bees are right now preparing for a Brown secured at Tacoma. The young­ Oak Bay “B" vs. Men’a Own Club. long haul into the first division. The ster is said to have a grand curve ball, Played at Oak Bay, resulting In acquisition of Bert Pitchner, of the while he has all kinds of smoke. Brown The performance of young Finlayson, win for the home team by 104 runs North Yakima team, gives the Bees Is badly crippled Just now with Walsh of the University Incorfs, in-taking six Full score; another experienced right-hander, and good Victoria wickets for 87 ruys, be­ and Konnlck out of the game, and he Men’s Own Club. with the present staff performing at has signed up Pinky Qrlndle, who has sides being the most outstanding top speed, there is no reason why the just about made the rounds of the bowling feat in the city on Saturday, 8. Ferrie, c Robinson, b Watkins.. 6 Bees should not go to the front with a Ndrthwestern League clubs this sea­ laid the foundations of an easy victory R. J. Ferris, c and b Watkins .... 16 rush. Fitchhcr is a noted speed artist, son. Klddo Wilson Is laid up with a for hie side over a” representative Vic­ A. Lea, b Howland ...... ;...... 0 and was with Portland at the start of sore arm, and has been ordered to rest toria eleven. F. A. Sparks was re­ T. Mearns, c Danvers, b Laurence, fl the season, being released to North for a fortnight, while Schmuts and sponsible for the superstructure with a R. Lock, b Gurney ...... IS Yakima because of his lack of controL Hall are also troubled with sore whips. glorious Innings of 112, not out. The R. Lea, b Gurney ...... 0 He has apparently learned to handle Victorian cracks batted in a most dis­ W. Pargiter, c Parsons, b Laurence 0 Me smoke and should be a winner for Iron Man McGinntty Is still sticking appointing manner on a slow pitch. O. Hewitt, c Danvers, b Gurney.... 1 the local club. There are other changes to his old twirling staff of Belford, They lost two good batsmen very J. Lea, not out ...... 8 to be made In the club, and it was ex­ Kurfess, Kaufman, Glrot and himself. early on when Gray and Scott both A. Cotton, run out ...... 0 pected that Zimmerman, the former He has been getting away pretty lucky went out to Finlayson; sum total, one T. Nprman, c and b Gurney...... 0 Scotch WHisKy 'Frisco outfielder, would get into tho with that bunch, but take McGlnnlty run. Sparks at the other end served to Extras ...... 21 game at Tacoma to-day, LB mb being away from the club and they would vary the bowling, and trundled very is known and appreciated as benched, while Alberts was to play hardly win a game. Victoria outclasses steadily without, however, much suc- Total ...... 100 third. the Taooma club In the pitching de­ J. H. Gillespie, the next man in, Oak Bay. A rumor to the effect that Narveson The Top Notch of Scotch" partment, as fielders and also as a played good cricket for a time but lost L. A. Gurney, b Hewitt ...... 28 had been sold to a big league club ■lugging club. The Bees are looked to Hebden, who ran himself out Colll- C. Speak, c Hewitt, b A. Lea...... 12 One of the principal breeds ot could not be confirmed at baseball win the scries with a couple of games son got bis leg In front of a straight C. Barker, c Hewitt, b Ferris.21 headquarters this morning because of the Distillers Company Limited. to spare during the coming week. Port­ one from Sparks and had to go, and T. Howland, b B. Lea ...... 80 the absence of Secretary McConnell, x The Largeel Whisky Distillers In Mm World. ti| land will have a chance to pull Seattle Cane-Was beaten all the way with a H. V. Watgine, o Cotton, b B Lea.. 8 Who-went to Tacoma with the club yes­ out of second place, and Ut is up to good length breaking ball from Fin­ A. B. Laurence b B. Lea ...... 0 terday. Mr. McConnell Is ' determined the Pippins to jnake their sprint now. layson. Reeves made some good hits I* G. Norman, b A. Lea*...... 7 that the capital shall have a' first di­ The Bees return home Wednesday for and enjoyed some luck, being not out vision club, and will not rest until he H. L. Robinson, not out...... 42 the Tacoma series. at the inning’s close, which came very H. Clarke, b A. Lea»...... 0 has gathered together a winner. The early. sale of Narveson has been under dis­ V. L. Danvers, retired ...... 62 Cincinnati, Aug. 11.—It was rumored For thO rest of the afternoon the T. Parsons, b J. Lea...... 0 cussion for some time and it is prob­ yesterday that resentment in the ranks able that the sturdy Swede will be sold Victoria hopefuls enjoyed a few hours’ Extras ...... 13 of the New York National League team leather-hunting. Hebden and Oolli- for fall delivery. With Fitchner also in over the trading by Manager McGraw son opened the bowling and the former Total HISS'S line, there Is no reason why the Bees of Otis Crandall, pitcher, for Catcher soon bowled Finlayson with a ball that should not start all over again on an­ Larry McLean, of St Louis, manifested came In a lot from the leg side. Sparks other winning streak. Itself In an exchange of fisticuffs be­ and Hudson set up a decent partner­ tween Manager McGraw and some of ship until the latter was out L b. w. to MADE FAIR SCORES Dugdale Is at hts wits' end to his players late last night. Cooler strengthen his Seattle club, while Boh headed players prevented the affair Gray, who had gone on vice Colllson Brown’s twirlers are going back on from going beyond the early stages, It at the school end. Wenman then him. Dugdale sent Mclvor, his young Is said. helped Sparks to add nearly 80 runs; AT RIFLE RANGES at least he kept up his wicket while Sparks hit out lustily. Wen man's style can be Judged from the fact thqt he INDIANS GET THE was at the wicket forty-five minutes Civilian Rifle Club Will Not FINAL FROM PORTLAND BIG LEAGUE SCORE BOARD for six runs. However, he had the sat­ isfaction of making the winning ’ it. Shoot Again Until Septem­ •NATIONAL. Just before having his wickets spread- ber; The Results Portland, Ore., Aug. 11.—Spokane took Yesterday’s Results. eagled by Gillespie. the final game of the eerie* from Port- „ land yesterday, 6 to 2, It was an evenly < ^ew, yorlr’ *’( Cincinnati, i Sparks continued to hit out right played game up to the seventh, with the Brooklyn, I; 1St Louis, 0. merrily and did not give a single Th* weather was sufficiently good on score 2 to 1 In Portland’s favor. Then Chlcago-Philadelphla game postponed. chance throughput an Immaculate dis­ play. He was not out at the close and Saturday at Clever Pehrt abd a practice Pitcher May* wavered, and before the was held by the Fifth Regiment Rifle As­ feiqlng was over Spokane had the. game fully deserved the ovation which sociation at the long rangea The twe well sewed up. Fltsgerald. Portland’s him. The fielding on both New York ...... 11 high scores were good, but the want ef east-off. made a throe-bagger in this inn­ m particularly good, and Wen- lee ever them rangea waî the ing, Which netted two of Spokane’s run». Philadelphia ...... «1 PUtsburg ...... »... 64 man’s dismissal of Sco.t by a c -tob In of e number ef failures to leeal the deep field was-the most striking bull’s-eye. Spokane— A.B. R. The spoon winners were*. "A" class, Wuffll, lb...... 1 Brooklyn ...... 44 feature 'in this respect. Incogs won Boston ...... 43 easily by eight. «vets. Lieut. C. W. Birch; '’B'4 class, Gr. Hutch Fltsgerald, 1. f...... s 9 i ”C” class. Sergt. Hawkins; Little Powell, r. f...... I 9 Cincinnati ...... 42 8L Louis ...... 41 Victoria A * Taylor trophy, R.-8.-M. MacdougalL Lynch, c. f...... 4 1 The beet scores were as follows: Altman, 3 b...... 3 1 AMERICAN. A. C. B. Gray b. Finlayson ...... J. D. A. Scott c. Wenman b. Finlay­ "A” Class. McCarl, 1 b...... 8 0 Yesterday's Results, son ...... • •• Fltxstmmons, e. e. .. 4 1 Washington, •; Cleveland. L Hannah, c...... 3 0 J. A. Gillespie b. Fir.layson...... R.-8.-M. Macdougail, W. O. MeCorry, p...... 4 1 R. W. Hebden run out ...... Lieut. Birch ...... W. U Fin. H. A. Colllson 1. b. w., b. Sparks... Bergt Coiling», K C. O. A. 30 Ittale...... 31 6 Philadelphia ... .. 71 83 M. Cane b. Finlayson ...... C.-8.-M. Doyle ...... 81 Cleveland ...... 64 48 .698 Sergt. de Carteret ...... 81 84 Portland— A.B. R. J. H. Major b. Sparks ...... Cerp. Edmonds ...... 84 37 Washington ... .. 69 46 .662 R. H. Horton b. Finlayson...... Bancroft, a. s. ,...... 4 1 .623 Lieut Lettloe ...... 29 31 Guignl, r. f. .... 1 Chicago ...... 67 62 H. O. Go ward b. Sparks ...... • • ...... 4 . 60 63 .490 Sergt. Parker ...... 34 11 Melcholr, a b. .,...... 2 0 ftltltlfàâTI Detroit ...... 46 44 .413 F. W. Reeves not out ...... R.-Q.-M.-Sergt Caven ...... 14 23 Mahoney, 1. f ...... 4 9 .687 A. Booth c. Pritchard, b. Finlayson. Lieut. Wlnsby ...... 27 *7 Mohler, 2 b...... 8 0 St. Louis ...... 43 68 New York ...... 34 46 .340 Extras...... , ...... Bergt. Smith ...... O # Heilmann, 1 b...... 3 0 “B” Class. Coltrtn, 3 b...... 0 0 PACIFIC COAST. § Total...... 70 King, ...... 3 0 Or. Hutchinson ...... 30 32 Yesterday's Results. Bowling Analysis. Sergt. Harness ...... May», p...... 3 0 First game—Venice, 3; Portland, 2. Sec­ ...... 2 9 Corp. Llewellyn ...... Callahan, r. f. , ond game—Venice, 2; Portland, 4. . O. M. R. Bergt. Denison ...... First game—Los Angeles, 6; Oakland, 3. «parks...... 10 1 -27 ”C” Cist Totals ...... 28 1 8 27 11 Second game—Lo» Angeles, 6; Oakland, 4. Finlayson...... 8.1 I 87 Score by Inning*— First game—San Francisco, 2; Sacra­ University School. Sergt Hawkins ...... Spokane ...... 0 0 9 1 0 0 4 » ( mento, 2. Second game—San Francisco, 4; Or. McGIbbon ...... Portland ...... • 0 1 4 0 1 • 6 0-2 Sacramento, 7. J. A, Sparks, not out...... R. Finlayson b. Hebden ...... Bomb. Ray bone ...... Summary: Struck out—By MeCorry, 4; 8.-Sergt. Clarks...... by Mays, 7. Bases on balls—Off MeCorry, A. F. Hudson 1. b. w., b. Gray... Portland ...... <6 C. Wenman b. Gillespie ...... ’’D” Clam. •QUIPPED with ever) Jem Improvement, 4. Two-base hits—Qulgnl, Mays. Three- > Tl. base hits—Fltsgerald, Lyncn. Double Los Angeles ...... 46 C. R. Clouston b. Gray...... Piccadilly Hotel-, »d right in the cer plays—FItxslmmons to Wuffll to McCarl. Sacramento ...... 60 Bomb. Harper...... 18 33 » J. G. Tallow, not out ...... Gr. Walker ...... 22 28 IS Sacrifice hits—Melchotr, McCarl. Stolen Venice .'...... 64 Extras ...... of the Weet End London — h the nr bases—Wuffll, MeCorry, Mays. Hit by San Francisco...... 31 CIVILIAN CLUB. pitched ball—Bancroft by McLorry. Pa Oakland ...... 63 Total (for 4 wickets) ...... ed baHe— Hannah (2). Time—1.60. Umpire On Saturday afternoon the Civilian Rifle H. B. Hudson, J. C. Bamato, Club shot over the 800, 900 and 1,003 yard Hot watei VICTORIA TWELVE Peckard, A. G. Tracy and Sergeant ranges. H. J..Wicks won the gold but­ Roper did not bat. ton with a score of 91, Mr. C. B. Wicks Hot end colid water end MAY FINISH SEASON Bowling AnUysis. won the Silver button with a score of 81, and Mr- J V, Boyd won the bronse but­ There are no leee than iso HOW WE STAND . O. M. Efforts are now being made to bring ton with a score of 83. Hebden...... ,4 0 The scores In detail are as follows: room*. The magnificent Louie XIV. Yesterday's Results. a number of the Vancouver Lacrosse Colllson 8 1 Club players to the Capital, and to Clam A. undoubtedly the meet beautiful in t Seattle, t; Victoria, 1 <10 Innings). Gray...... 7 1 800 900 MOO Tl. have Victoria team finish the season Tacoma, 11 ; Vancouver, 1 Go ward 4 1 H. J. Wicks ...... 82 31 28 Spokane, 6; Portland, 3. with New Westminster? Negotiations Horton...... 3 0 D. McNicol ...... 17 28 16 Standing. are now under way, and it looks as If Major...... « 0 A. E. Ashe ...... 17 33 81 To-day. the Capital will be able to boast of a Gillespie ...... S 0 H. Burton ...... 82 31, 36 W. L. Pet Win l-ose senior club before the end of the sea­ ...... 1 0 J. B. Tlghe ...... 31 27 29 Vancouver ...... 70 47 .698 . 602 . 693 son. Following are the leaders In the Oak Bay Wins. Capt. F. R. Exham ...... 32 30 26 Seattle ...... 67 61 .648 . 672 .668 coast amateur lacrosse and the big Capt. E. J. Gollop...... 30 28 26 Portland ...... « 40 .666 . 669 .850 four. The rejuvenated Oak Bay eleven In­ A. Symonds ...... 23 29 30 Victoria ...... 66 63 .436 . 471 .462 “Big Four.” flicted an unexpected defeat A. C. Kennedy ...... 26 26 30 Tacoma ...... 63 36 . 446 . 450 . 442 Goals. strong Albion aggregation on Saturday W. E. TÇo]Pley ...... 23 29 29 Spokane ...... 43 73 .371 .473 .368 W. L. F. j afternoon by three wickets. Both sides R. W. Fo:‘ox ...... PICCADILLY HOTEL To-day s Uamea. played great cricket and the contest C. A. Goodwin .... Irish-Canadlans ....8 6 83 1 J. Wicks ...... Portland at Seattle. Tecumsehs ...... 7 6 62 I was a keen struggle right until the G. Grassby ...... P ICC A D LLY and R EGENT STREET Victoria at Tacoma. Nationals...... 6 7 69 winning hit was made. Albion batted C. Coutts ...... Vancouver at Spokane. Toronto»...... 4 8 63 first and against Speak, Hadley and E. E. Hardwick P. C. A. L A. Coppinger their big hitters could do Class B. yachtinl; final little. H. C. Smith was the leading LONDON Goals. W. L. F. J scorer with 39, while Grant, E, C. B. Wicks...... II Saturday witnesied the wind-up of F HEIM Vancouver A. C.....6 2 69 *! Ismay apd Cantwell helped matters P. R. M. Wallis ...... 29 V the Carnival regatta programme at along considerably with double figure H. W. Oliver ...... I General Manners' Victoria...... 8 4 88 < P/ÇUD/LLO LONDON Cadhoro Bay, when Mr. Speers cap­ contributions. Coppinger had three Class C. tured the Bv In rude race for three laps Westminster ...... 2 4v 84 1 800 900 1000 Tl. Next game, Saturday, August 16—; wickets for six runs apiece. of the Cadhoro Bay course, from Orr and Carr, the Oak Bay batsmen, J. V. Boyd ...... 81 26 88 81 Westminster at Vancouver. large field. The clone of the regatta led the way. to victory with a long first B. O. Walker 19 18 II was regretted by the visiting oarsmen O. Sheldon-Williams ...... 19 12 36 67 wicket partnership which wielded over 10 14 82 and the excellent manner In which the MOTOR CYCLIST INJURED. sixty runs. Grant played a nice in­ A. R. Walsh 8 events were conducted is a ood nings and knocked the winning run, be­ w. H. Adam Vancouver, Aug. 11.—Three accidents There will*be no more shooting on gatur- to be saved was In the playing of the highly strung than men, and too much augury for next year's yachting pro­ ing thirty not out at the close. The The next club PLAY FASTER. and a record broken were among Canadian Pacific railway an Impressive picture when' the great measure due to the superior quality of materials, perfect workmanship and colors, which makes is two miles east of the town, and the WILL RESIDE MERE. In any harbor. Under these, he said, throiff, rose to greet the royal proces- proposed location of the Canadian the fine was $60, but he thought he them the most attractive Suita we have ever shown. Practicability is the great feature of these Northern is two and a half miles west. Miss Alberts James and Mr. W. B. Col­ would be justified In asking that the ase be withdrawn so that It could be The Abbey Beadle, carrying a ellver garments, and the designs are absolutely the latest. Moderate prices prevail. Correspondence has been passing with vin Principals in Pretty" Event. mace, led the way, and after him fol­ the Victoria Board of Trade on the brought under the Navigable Waters Protection Act, when the fine would lowed trumpetere and a nurpUced subject, and a deputation to Sir Rich­ cross-bearer, while the «carlst-cjad ard McBride has been planned for A wedding of considerable local In­ tie $300. It was rather an aggravated terest took place last Wédnesday after­ case, he said, because the company has children of the Chapel Royal led the some weeks. not only excavated 100 cubic yards of white-robed choir boys Into the oaken Learning that the Premier will leave noon, when Alberta, the only daughter Imported Tapestry CQ* material, but after being told to stop stalls. The minor canons came to reu English Brussels QQ* for England to-morroWr, it was decided of Mr. and Mrs. R. James, of Carrie dumping it In the harbor had gone on cassocks, and following them the, at the end of last week to hurry the street, and Mr. Walter Burgess Colvin, chief clerk In the attprney-general’s of­ doing so. cations of the Order, led by the tall Carpets, Yard Carpet. Yard . . meeting, and the. local officials of the George W. Allison, superintendent of stately figure of Canon Carnegie, m Victoria board secured an appoint­ fice, were united in marriage. Rev. Mr. Beg. $1.00, $1.16 and $1.25 Values Connell performing the ceremony in St. the city incinerator, stated that he had long white cloaks. Bishop Boyd-Cpr Beg. $1.50 to $1.66 Values. ment with ministers at noon to-day, remonstrated with one of the mèn at. renter carried the Bible before him. for an opportunity to urge that the Saviour's church, Victoria West The Just a few hundred-yards of these high-grade Our entire stock of high-grade English Tapes­ the place regarding the matter, a and then came the noblest procession government make it a condition of the bride, who wore Ivory satin trimmed try" Body and Border Carpets are marked with sprigs of orange blossoms, car­ pointed out that It was an offence to of all, the Knights Grand Cross carry- English Brussels Carpets to sell at this small — guarantee of the' bonds that the main put material In the harbor. Some of r their feathered hats, in thetr hands, price, and we have a splendid selection of down to this small price to make a quick Canadian Northern line should pass ried a bouquet of white roses and liltes- of-the-valley, and wore as her only or­ had been washed under the city wharf, ere were Lord Robert», Klt'- - patterns to choose from—all of them the best Clearance. A rare opportunity if you are through the mining city. and It would take $1,000 to take this Cbener, Lord Charles Bereeford. and The- local board was represented ait nament the groom’s gift * of a gold English manufacture. Well selected pat­ furnishing a hptèl, apartment, block or bed­ bracelet. She was given ^way by her cut again. Jord Wei by, all of them full of honor the meeting with the Premier by Col. B. C. Andrus, manager of the com­ and dignity, "ancient and grave terns in shades of green and brown id neat room and liviqgrooms in any house would Prior. Simon Leiser, A. C. Flumerfelt, father, and ~ was attended by two bridesmaids. Miss Maggie James and pany, expressed regret for breaking the knights." Each was wearing a mantle conventional designs ; also Oriental patterns be well coveted with these. A splendid as­ A. C. McLean and W. J. Bandas, and law, but explained that the company Of claret-colored silk, lined with sortment of useful patterns fn shades of waa Introduced by H. B. Thomson, M. Miss Violet Bennett, her cousins. Both in.green and brown and red and green, suit­ wore pretty frocks of pink satin with had written*" permlsslçn from Leemlng and about his neck he had a collar of green and brown, fawn floral and green P, P. The deputation from the Cum; Brothers to place the material under able for livihgroome, balls and bedrooms. berland Board of Trade was composed hats to match, their bouquets being told. — • Body and border to match in all of them. floral designs in a great variety of colorings. <»f pink 'carnation#. Little Vera Mad­ .the wharf by taking up some of the At the end of the procession came of J. N. McLeod, president; A. Me- planking, and was under the Impres­ Reg. *1, *1.15 and *1.25 values. Angilst den made a charming flower girl in a the Dean of Westminster, “carrying Beg. *1.50 to *1.65 values. August .Sale Klmmon. secretary; A. Maxwell (also sion that the space below was thle pro­ dainty frock of cream eotlienhe. Mr. the Oath and Admonltien fairly .984 Sale price, per yard ...... 694 representing the clt/- council), T. E. perty of that firm. He was quite will­ price, per yard ...... Jack Dowler, an old schoolmate of the grossed upon Vellum," followed by Rate and J. H. McMillan (also repre­ ing to remove what had gone un J »r the the Grand Master of the Order, the —Second Floor —Second Floor senting the Conservative Association) bridegroom's, acted as best man. A re­ city wharf and put In bulkheads ception was held after the wedding Duke of Connaught; and then, clad In The Premier heard their views, and keep It back. long cloak held Oy tw., pages, came said the subject would have consider- ceremony, at the residence of the The fine of $50 provided for in the bride's parents, following a dainty re­ the King, looking well and bronsed. act was imposed, and Capt. Clarko There was a shortened version of past to which a ttsif of the more inti­ drew the attention to the court tb the Morning Prayer, with an anthem Prices Lowered Almost Half on Fine Wool Squares “FU* O’ BUNKERS. mate members of the immediate fam­ fact that the^ Shipping Act says one- ilies sat down earlier in the evening. specially composed by Sir Hubert half of this shall be paid to the Do Parry; after which-the '-.nights Grand At these prices we are certain to make a quick clearance of these high-grade Wool Squares. An enthusiastic golfer, one of those Conspicuous among the numerous* minion. handsome gifts received by the happy Cross, those who had already been All the best Scotch manufacture—nothing so dainty for .bedrooms, den or sittingroom. and at al­ fellows who can" speak nothing etee”but Installed and those who were about to golf, was one day taken by a friend to pair was a purse of gold from the at­ most half-price should command the attention of anyone who has floors to cover. torney-general and the bridegroom's DEBT WAS REDUCED be Installed, led by canons and gentle- our local observatory to have a look men-at-arms, marched to the chapel, through the building. colleagues In the office of the fisheries Size 2ftx3 yds. Reg. *8.75 to *10.50 vaines. August Sale price ...... •.... 96.75 department. The bridegroom's gifts Columbia Coast Mission Hoars En where tt>e Queen, wearing the ribbon The golfer's friend, who was a keen of the garter, and Prlnceaei Mary and were: To the bride, a gold bracelet; eouraging Reports at Semi-An­ astronomer, got him to look at the few of the Knights whose health Size 3x3 yds. Reg. *10.50 to *12.50 values. August Salé price ...... •• 98.50 to the bridesmaids, pearl and sapphire nual Meeting. moon through the telescope, and then made It difficult for’ them to undergo rings, and to the best man, gold cuff Size 3x314 yds. Reg. $26.00 and *28.00 values. August Sale price 914.75 asked him what he thought of the the strain of the whole ceremony, al­ links. Mr. and Mrs. Colvin are spend­ The principal feature of the semi­ planet. To his amazement he answered ready were seau . Sife 3x4 yds. Reg. *29.75 to *32.00 values. August Sale price...... -916.50 back: “It's a' richt, but it's awftf fii* ing their honeymoon making a leisure­ annual meeting of the board of man o’ blinkers.”—World of Golf. ly tour of the Coast cities. agement of the Columbia Coast Mis­ "To Defend Maidens.” —Second Floor sion, which met last Tuesday, waa the special gangway, covered, with report read by Rev. John Antle, sup­ cloth, had been bytlt across the 1 erintendent of the mission, in which ^_age separating the chapel from he gave a resume of his just-complet­ the church, and over this gangway the ed six-months* trip In Eastern Canada, procession passed Into the beautiful Newfoundland, England and -other little sanctuary. This part of. the cere­ pointa Mr. Antle reported that, the mony was witnessed only by those working staff of missionaries, doctors taking part In It, and a few pressmen and nurses of the mission were In bet­ and court officials. ter condition than ever before. The Knights Grand Crow, who be­ In presenting the financial report for long to the highest rank 6f the .Order, the half yepr just ended. T. F. Barton, sat' in stalls surmounted by silken ban­ Are You Drinking Pure Cocoa .the secretary, and to whom, coupled ners and befms and shields; and when with the name of the financial agent. they had seen the King conducted to Rev. C- W. Houghton, the first speaker his stall they sat down while the or Cocoa Mixed with Starch? ’K7: mentioned, made particular reference Grand Master made obeisance. When iÜTB» in an appreciative mânner, showed the ceremonies of grace had been com­ that there had been a total expendi­ pleted and the Grand Master was In­ Cocoa is made by grinding cocoa beans and ture for the six month! of $11,659.27. stalled, the Dean administered the fol Owing to the collection of $4,747.50 lowing oath to him and to the newly- pressing out some of their fat or * cocoa butter made principally through the efforts admitted Knights:— of Mr. Houghton, the floating debt had You shall honor God above all The removal of die excess fat leaves the cocoa been reduced to $3,491.34. The British things, you shall be steadfast In the Columbia Church Aid Society had faith of Christ, you shall love the more perfectiy digestible. donated the sum of $6,000 through Mr. King, your sovereign lord, and him Antle during his visit to England, for and his rights defend to your power. the purpose of Installing a new engine You shall defend maidens, widows, A common way to cheapen cocoa is by adding In the “Columbia.” and orphans In their rights, and shall The meeting showed great confidence suffer no extortion as far as you may starch. in the future of the work, and express­ prevent It. and of as great honor % ed its satisfaction with the present this Order unto you as ever It was to conditions. The Right Rev. J. C. any of your progenitors or others.” A leading English physician says that starch » Roper, D. D., presided, and others pre When the Installations were over sent were the Right Rev. A. y. the Knights came from the stalls and added to cocoa reduces the "nutritious gluten and Pender, D. D.; the Very Rev. Dean stood beneath their banners. The Doull, the Yen. Archdeacon Scriven. King then passed between the lines of stimulating theobromine. " the Rev. F. A. P. Chadwick, of St. Knights, bowing low as he passed, Paul's, Vancouver; the -Rev. Ç. W. and went to the altar, where he knelt Houghton, and Messrs. H. S. Crotty, and made offerings of gold and silver. Lowney’s contains no starch. It is as pure as E. Baynes-fteed and T. F. Barton. When he had done this he returned to Why You Should Buy his seat and then the Grand Master cocoa can be made. ; MANIKIN BALLPLAYER made similar offerings. He and the . t Knights drew their swords, while the A Gurney - Oxford Range Makes Lusty Swipe at Ball Dean admonished them to use them It Js produced in our spioand-span factory at Spring ie Releaeed. "to the glory of God, the defence the Gospel, the maintenance of your Montreal Lowney’s Cocoa conforms with every Because the Gurney Economizer saves 1 ton An Ingenious and amusing toy has sovereign's right and honor and of all requirement that goes to make cocoa wholesome of coal in every 6 burned in other ranges. been designed by a Massachusetts man equity and justice to the utmost of and is shown in the illustration, your power." Because the Economizer gives ^bu absolute manikin, with pivoted amis and a bat The swords, which were held with and appetizing. „ t control of your stove and the fuel consumption. in its hands, Is fixed on a base board. their hilts towards the T altar, ^ were On the other end^ of the board a ball then sheathed, and the procession re­ Because the range is air tight and conse­ rests In a Shallow hollow. A spring turned to the Abbey, where the service You will never learn how delicious cocoa can quently does not waste the heafc teaches from the manikin's hands to was completed. The benediction was his feet and there Is a catch in the back pronounced, the congregation ear l>e until you have tasted Lowney s. Because its new Special Grate is another by means of which his hands can be verse of the National Anthem, and ftiel saver and the stove is shaken with one pulled up and the spring stretched. then the choristers and the Knights operation. and their Sovereign Lord the King, Sold by grocers. In tins-—10c to 50c sizes. making a great and brilliant proces­ Because its Divided Flue makes every hole sion, marched through the north tran a cooking hole. sept to the House dr Lords. r Because of its sanitary artistic design. GOVERNOR AS SWINEHERD. m Because of its Broiler equipment Had Vagabond Life After Being ', m Because of its polished top which requires Prison for Embezzlement. no stove" polish. From statements made when he was Because of its roomy over-size oven which under the influence of drink, an extra­ ordinary story of a man's downfall has results in perfect baking of any article of food.' come to light In Russia. * The Gurney-Oxford range will do everything Some while ago the governor of that a stove is intended to do—and infinitely province l.ired a swineherd for his d farm at Miatopolsk. The man had not more in that it has four scientific fiiel-and-labor- long been at work when his fellow ser­ saving devices that are exclusive — the Econo­ vants told their master that the new Showsyou mizer, the Divided Flue, the Special Grate, and employee made the most extraordinary the Broiler. statements when he was In a drunken mjthtto condition, and used to say that he was A Gurney-Oxford will prove of Inestimable really govemt -• of the Don Cossacks worth' in your kitchen. It will save your time, province. The Welter M. Lew** Co, el Ceeede. Limbed, Meeheel1 it will never aggravate your temper, it will The swineherd was summoned be fore his master, wl.o Is said to ha end your trials. found to hie great surprise that the man’s story had a foundation of truth. The guardian of the pigs had, eight BATS WHEN CORD IS PULLED. years before, been governor of the The Drake Hardware Co., Ltd. cord with a handle on it Is attached province, but had been sent"to prison to the catCti and releases It when for embeeslement. 1418 Douglas Street 1 pulled. When the catch Is released the After his term of imprisonment had spring pulls the figure's hands down come to an er.d he , had led a vaga MERCHANTS and the bat, which has a wing on the bond's life until, impelled by a desire THE WANT end, makes a sweeping slam at the to return to the scene of his former ex ball. Usually It hits tC being adjusted ploits. he had returned to the province, In securing store helps—because that is “THE ÉUSINESS WAY” rorfor an accuruxeaccurate shot,snoi. butuui »a iui»nmiss is1» *•<»no where•* he accepted the---- ■>job— —as ewln UTILIZE leore.tht.h eyen,a,Ty C^bb^mlght q». Ahejs» ^CTORIA, DAILY. TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUff 1915 n

THE HUMAN PROCESSION -SOCIAL AM PERSONAL impress Lendon News There ..waa a time—and those were .-(All personal Items sent by mail for THRILLING MYSTERY the happy days for those who like ruc­ publication must be signed with the name end Leader tions—when Benjamin Ryan Tltlmaft and address of the sender.) EVANS A VIDOCQ lived up to his sobriquet of "Pitch­ OF STOLE* NECKLACE fork." For many years the United Mise M. Foote, of Toronto, has regis­ tales senator from South Ca’lina was RYAN A LEE tered at James Bay hotel. Centre" the life of the party, and he had no equal for vivacity and the ability to MAE FRANCIS Mis» L. Short, of Blora, Ont., Ss » Everybody 1s talking about the mys­ has whispered It to the police, but to stir up, breed, foment and otherwise tery of the stolen pearl necklace. anybody else his lips are sealed. He ART IN guest of James Bay hotel. propagate, excite and engender trou­ THS LELANDS Gabortou, Poe, Doyle, could never thinks, by the way, that many of the SILVERWARE have produced the first chapter of a ble. with a capital T. When Benjamin 0 Mrs. M. Nelson, of Vancouver, Is pearls will gradually find their way R. Tillman rqarched down the halls of To those who value staying at James Bay hotel. thrilling detective romance with more WALKEP A ILL spirit or more promise of a dramatic beck to him, one by one. the American Congress and heaved his the charm of original­ denouement. A necklace of pearls valued shining pitchfork full and fair against ity In the silversmith's H. S. Nettleton is a guest gt the "Once In circulation again," he says, at the enormous sum of £150,000, pack­ the brazen breasts of the , political art, and tjiose to whom Dominion hotel from Seattle. It would be impossible to lose track enemy, the gentlemen of the Fourth ed and sealed and stamped, Is handed of them. Everybody In the trade knows Intrinsic decorative Estate reached for their asbestos pads into the post office in the Rue de all about them. Any. dealer would In­ beauty affords delight, ; G. Lynch, of Prince Rupert, has and prepared to take down his re­ PRINCESS Provence at Paris, destined for Lon­ stantly Identify them by their beauti­ the beautiful designs registered at James Bay hotel. marks. And wheh not engaged In don. In London the precious packet ful, warm, rosy tint." shown by SHORTT, arrives, with little or no delay, and fighting the Republicans and such rab­ HILL A DUNCAN, Ernest Miller, M. P. P. , has arrived To Win a Woifian’s Smile? ble, the senator from South Ca'llna WEEK MONDAY, AUGUST 11 In the city from Grand Forks. presumably Intact. But when it Is open­ LTD., will provide ed by Mr. &&y*r, the dealer In price­ They may Have been stolen for the turned loose the vials of his wrath Comedy Drama every satisfaction and decking of a womariV as the Duchess uport anybody that was convenient, • Willis Miller, of Winnipeg, to less gems, in Hatton Garden, the pearls pleasure. have vanished and ill their place Is a of Sutherland’s famous gems were. and on one occasion engaged in a fistic , making a brief stay in the city. That prince of artists, “Harry the encounter with his associate, Senator Here will be found • • • neat little collection of lumps of French “OUR IRISH AMERI­ Valet," an accomplished "crook," and McLgurln. Which leads up to the displays, reproductions Mrs. A. J. Bell,* of Vancouver, is sugar! one of the cleverest and most daring statement that Senator Tillman will highly artistic in their In . the capital. He came from Little There, In a paragraph. Is the opening making a short stay In the city. thieves hunted by the police, brought celebrate his sixty-sixth birthday to­ CAN COUSIN” native originality and chapter of this romance, and all the Current yesterday and registered at the world is waiting for the story to de­ off his memorable coup just to please day, and, being old and far from well, Prices—10c, 20c, 20c. Matinee Wed­ device, and ranking In G. L. Hathaway, of New York,' to Dominion hoteL velop and more characters to appear a woman—an ex-Galety girl, whose he has become a tame and domesti­ nesday and Saturday, 10c and 20c. > merit with others—also registered at the Empress hotel. amazing adventures before and behind cated senator, and no longer a hunter , exhibited—superbly re­ on the scene in Chapter II. But it is n’A likely that there will be a second the footlights have yet to be written. <38 trouble. This «s a source of grief Curtain. Evenings, 8.15. Matinee, presentative of the fin­ D. J. McDougall, of Fort George, D. McD. Hur er, Prince Rupert, chapter for "a very long time to come. Harry calmly walked Into the Duchess’ in Washington, and even his friends est phases of Mediaeval has arrived at the Empress hotel. 1.48. Reserved seats on sale at Dean registered,at the Dominion hotel yes­ The author Is at present In complete railway compartment and calmly walk­ the enemy long for the old days when and Renaissance Art. A Hiscock’s, corner Bread and Yates. terday. He Intends slaying in the city and modest retirement, resting on his ed out »*ain, under the eyes of her the pitchfork was an object of terror. Charles Wood, of Vancouver, regist­ maid, with the jewel case In his hand. The fires of wrath no longer burn un­ NOTE—We are ex­ ered at the Empress hotel yesterday. fox a short time. • laurels. clusive representatives There are, so far, absolutely no clues; He did it just for a smile. It was a der the frock coat of he who was once tbe few theories that have been put long time before tjie police walked, famed as "Belligerent Ben," and he for Messrs MAPPIN A J. W. Cassidy and Mrs. Cassidy are Reaching the city from Fort Madi- forward can be dismissed quite briefly, early one spring morning, Into a little has forgiven everybody everything, VICTORIA THEATRE WEBB, of London. Kng. ip the city from Chicago for a short son, JEowa, yesterday, Mrs. M. Schtopp- and the police are not anxious that bedroom all chintz ami Chippendale, save and except smokers of tobacco. visit. Oardener and daughter became guests their movement» should ha recorded— and found the Gaiety favorite softly He Is the most active member of the SHOWING NIGHTLY SHORTT, HILL at the Dominion hotel. at present at any rate. sleeping, with diamonds biasing and Washington branch of the Society for J. R. Lochard and wife are staying rubles burning on her slender throat. the Suppression of Human Chimneys, 7.20 end 9.16 at the Empress hotel from Cumber­ The “Diamond Coterie." Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rourke and And Harry, confounded with sleep, and recently attempted to banish the Matinees Wednesday end Saturday at & DUNCAN, Ltd land. Since the news of the robbery was was quite content to go qptotly. LAO Master Gordon Rourke, of Vancouver, first made known, no time has been cigar, pipe and cigarette from the capi­ Cerner Broad and View Very soon after this there followed tol. For several years Senator Till­ Streets. G. C. Campbell, Vancouver, to among are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. wasted. The “Diamond Coterie" of the robbery of the Marquis of THE FRANK RICH CO. A. H. Godfrey at "Kill Rare Kottege, man was a paralytic, and hts case was At the Sign of the Four the Sunday arrivals at the Dominion Scotland Yard—a little band of jewel Angleeeys jewels at a Piccadilly hotel. And the Baht Robertson road, Fowl Bay. experts whose knowledge of continental considered hopeless, but he Is now al­ hotel. The "butterfly marquis" was easy most wholly recovered. He attrib­ «RICH ROSEBUDS" Phone 8?8b and West End "crooks" Is extensive game. He had a passion for extrava­ Mrs. Cassius C. Crawford, with her utes his winning fight against death In Tebteid Musical Comedies The Misses Strutt, of Kamloops, are And peculiar—were speedily turned on gances of all kinds, but most of all for little daughter Dorothy, of Omaha; to the business under the immédiats to the adoption of a system of exer^ visiting Mrs. Helmcken, 816 Moss dressing-gowns, neckties and Jewels. vises, which he took up and followed Change of Play Nebraska, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. direction of Chief Inspector Ward. The His collection of Jewels was rich and MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS A. Du)mage, 1116 Burdette avenue. box in which the pearls had been with grim determination at a time rare. It Included one huge pearl pin of when his colleagues were dally expect-, A. C. Sutton and Mrs. Sutton are at placed was measured, photographed Might Prices, 10. 20 and 99 cepts. Immense value. Ing news of his death. Matinee Prices, 10 and 20 cents. the Bmprese hotel from North Van A. B. Fraser and the Misses Fraser from all sides, and examined for traces A rascally valet was the villain in couver. returned on Saturday from England, of finger prints This examination this tragt-romedy, as he was in the where they have spent the past four showed one thing, at any rate. The box Baron Tennyson, son of the immortal e of the Duchess; and here, poet, was born sixty-onç years ago to­ J. C. Pyle and Mrs. Pyle are regist­ months. F. H. Fraser, ef Liverpool, had been opened and closed again in a too. there was an alluring * lady day, and has had a noteworthy career ered at the Empress hotel from Butte. returned with them for a prolonged tremendous hurry. It had been "mend­ In the case. And again,he Jewels, or The Importance ed up" with slap-dash carelessness, too as a colonial administrator and au­ Dominion Montana. holiday, as also Miss Madge Godfrey, most of them (including the fabulous of Appledale. —just enough to carry the precious box thor. After leaving Cambridge he be­ THEATRE BE LUXE pearl), were recovered by Scotland came private secretary to his father Mrs. M. E. Beeler and Miss G. Wilkin, through £o London without exciting Yard. Indeed, t|iere have been very of unnecessary comment from the postal and continued In that capacity until Monday and Tuesday" of South Pasadena, are guests of James few robberies of valuable gems—In 781875 officials. Two or three breathless sec­ the death of the poet. In 1889 he be­ Bay hotel. London, at any rate—which have not came governor and commander- hi- JA -Heart ef Steer— Powerful Melo- Beinfe Dainty onds only were available In which to been followed by complete or partial transform a hundred and fifty thous- chief of South Australia, and In 1868 Richard S. Perry, of Vancouver, recovery of the lost property sooner or he was chosen the first governor- la nowhere mere clearly de­ pounds' worth of pearls into a - Parcel Feet Johan is"—Corned y Drama arrived in the city yesterday for a later. general of the Australian common­ monstrated than In the soda brief visit. ha'porth of sugar. dispensary. The simple yet HADE 610*101)$ If diamonds and pearls are hard to wealth. He returned to England In "Where Clouds and Mountains Meet"— Where could this have been done T fresh and pleasing silver- steal, they are harder still to get rid 1884, and since then hae edited an edi­ Superb Scenic Production. F. M. Andrew Is visiting the capital Nowhere, the detectives think, but in grey decorative treatment of of td the satisfaction of the thief. And tion of his father’s works, and ha» this soda-cafe. Its ample pro­ the post office between the short tin* "There's Mueie in the Heir"—A Funny from Vancouver, • gyesi at tbe Do­ the more valuable the gems, the more written numerous articles and poems. Bunny C .medy. vision for gueste' comfort. minion hotel. Parisian Sage Stops Falling the box left Mr. Salomans hands and likely to It that they wll) turn up Its quick, courteous service. the moment of Its disappearance In the Lord TennySdn was roused to tndig- Its reasonable prices and. • V* again sooner or later. natlon by the sale of the Browning •Paths Animated Gazette" Hair and Dandruff mall bag for conveyance to the beat. most Important, the sterling Mrs. J. H. Lennox, of Vancouver, to a love letters, and wrote to tbe Times: purity, quality and wide guest at the Dominion hotel while vlstt- The mall beg was sealed by the etoctol GAS. ___ "Mr. Browning was walking owe day variety of Its dishes and log the capital. French postal seal, and that aeal was drinks are making It rapidly Nothing so detracts from the attract­ with me in Baton Place. He said: o 4 o never tampered with. Hence the pretty It hae to be confessed that the mmC THEATRE iveness of women as dull, faded, lue- obvious theory that the robbery was Tell your father I have destroyed ljtt Victoria's Favorite Soda J. M, Andrew ,1a a guest at the Do­ minister was rather long-winded. Dur­ letters ef mine to my father. He wilt minion hotel while visiting the capital eleas hair. committed In France (the lumps et ing the "fifthly" (says the Western rejoice, for he loathes as much as 1 de Fountain. from Vancouver. cale sugar support that, strongly)— Mendey and Tuesday There Is no excuse for this condition Mall) a young wife in the congrega­ the easting of one’s heart Into the nowadays because notice Is hereby and not only In France, but In the tion remembered that she had left the Mrs. George R. F*ert, of Battle Paris post office. streets as garbage for fools!" -The Prime ef Evil* given to the readers ef tbs Times that Sunday dinner in the gas range with­ Creek, Michigan, is making a short From Parle there 1e a certain Hne out regulating the flame. Fhe hastily A Special Two-pert Dramatic Gem. Parisian Sage, the quick acting hair stay in the city. itorer. Is sold with a money back ef communication with Amsterdam wrote a note and sHpped it to bar hus­ PARDONABLE. -The Mad Sculpter" guarantee at 60 cents a large bottlh. and Antwerp and Brussels, and other band, who was an usher. continental cities beloved by artists In A Sensational Picture. Mr. and Mrs. Pred A. Gregor and He, thinking It was intended for the A lady was visiting the studio of » Mrs. John R. Wilson are Indianapolis Since its introduction Into Canada, the shaping of diamonds, the matching pout-impress!an 1st. Parisian Sage hae had an lie mooes minister, calmly walked up and. laid ■The Good in the Worst ef Ue" Yates, between Gordon’s visitors In the city. and stringing of pearls—and the steal­ "Now that, surely, is.one of your best sale, and here are the reasons: It on the pulpit. , An Unusual Story. ant Finch’s. Open on ing of them. Hie minister paused, look the note works, hanging on that hail there?" she It la safe and he rue toss Centaine no In London practically nothing was "The Power ef Sleep" I Sunday. T. A. Chisholm and Miss Jean Chla­ with a smile, which changed Into a said. . dye or poisonous lead. done, because there waa practically Excellent Comedy bel m have arrived at the Empresa terrific frown as he read—"Pieuse "Oh. that," explained the master, "Is hotel from Toronto. It cures dandruff to two weeks; by nothing to do. London to Just a looker- hurry home and shut off the gas." my palette."—The Bystânder. killing the dnndruff germ. on. It stone fatting hair. Knowing Dealers. THE CARNIVAL IS OVER E. J. Stubbs, of Seattle, came over from the Sound yesterday"lo spend a It promptly «tape Itching ef the The tremendous risk of robbery and the short time in the city. seems to be hardly worth the candle. 1000 Government Street. NEW ZEALAND HAS GONE It make» the hair soft and luxuriant. Continuous Performance. hut J, H. Cunningham and Mrs. Cui II gives life and beauty ta the Aug. tl —BARGAIN 12 noon until 11 p. m. ningham are gueste at the Empre* hair. • po-DAT. TO-MORHOW AND WED. hotel from Ladysmith. It to not sticky or greasy. (To-day) oao. a noesMAN A PHYi.ua dark, • • It Is tbe daintiest perfumed hair Famoee London Store. Depict Their “TtaVcnaHIn” John WUkes, of London, Eng^ tenle. to its entirety for any Our entire stork of Specially Dancee hi Motion pictures. ARE STILL HERE arrived In the city on Saturday, and It la the beet, tbs most pleasant and 20% OFF registered at the Empress hotel. Invigorating hair dressing made. GRABS LINENS . PATHE’8 WEEKLY. Entire Change ef Programmé • • • TYtaOnrr England—King George and Te-night Fight shy of the druggist who otters Ueeen Mary Leave 8L George'a A. Maxwell to spending a short tl you a substitute, he Is unworthy of Church After the Service, for 8TADACONA PARK In the capital from Cumberland. He very great risk. The thief with tlx P. O. Be* the Knlghte of the Garter. your confidence. 8—Otliar Happen!»*»—• Take Fort Street Gar. to. staying at the Dominion hotel. Made only In Canada by the R. T. Mayer necklace In his pocket must feel, one might imagine. Just about as com- -HOME. 8WELT HOME," Booth Co., Ltd. Fort Erie. Ont The Cer^Xn. Two Art». Featuring Harry Meyera, T. E. Bate to spending a short time girl with the auburn hair Is on every Lubln Star. In the capital from Cumberland and, package "ITALIA* LAKES." Is staying at the Dominion hotel. session. All reliable druggists, department Somebody advanced the theory that Beautiful Scenl# In Klnemacolnr. IEW YMK LIFE INSURANCE stores and toilet goods counters have "BEYOND REPROACH," the theft was committed Just for the COMPANY L. B. Chamberlain and Mrs. Cham Parisian 8age Hair Tonic. The girl Two-Act Drama In Klnemacolor. berlaln are registered at the Empress "glery" ef the thing, and that the with the auburn hair to on every pack­ 218 Sayward Block. hotel from Auburn, Washington. purloiner of this splendid necklace is tc The well-known tailor, Mr. • • • age D. EL Campbell guarantees It be ranked among the artists of whom, MR. BLYTH'S Alex. Peden, has disposed of his Among the guests at the Dominion up to the other week, the lifter of the 'business to Mr. W. W. Glass, hotel Is R. Anderson, of Winnipeg, PILLOW A PRESERVER Ascot cup was the moet brilliant orna­ who la now located at 211-212 who arrived for a visit yesterday. ment. REPUTATION Sayward block. Mr. Peden has Keeps Heed Well Afeeve Water end Mr. Mayer himself hae a theory. He tor accurate, scientific optical work: for eye testing and sight correc­ been appointed agent New York H. R. Mott reached the city this Leaves Limbe Free. tion, and for personal painstaking service, will be still further enhanced Life Insurance Company, which morning from New Westminster and in his up-to-date new premises In the Central building. Is recognized as the largest In­ to a guest at the Dominion hotel, j Since the sinking of the Titanic the surance company In the world e # • patent office hae been deluged with ap­ imesons and hie office Is at 218 Sayward Edward Brown, a well-known resi­ Optician plications on life preservers One et bloqk. dent ef Ladner, I» staying at the Do­ the latest ef these to that shown here­ minion hotel while here on a visit. with and designed by a Maryland man. imeade » • t An eleeigated pillow, filled with buoy S L J. N. McLeod Is among those who are ant, non-absorbent material, has i I COUNTRY WAYS. visiting the capital from Cumberland. narrow transverse riot through which ^/LimeJuioecfi Wj He to staying at the Dominion hotel. the head Is pawed. There are also de For some reason or other the servant vljcee by which tbe adjacent portions Superiornafor W-i Miss Winifred Anderson, of Den­ of the. bag may be fastened around the had become discontented, and wl^lst man Island, is a.'guest at the Domintd* , and Strength the family was out one afternoon van­ hotel while spending a short time In J WHOLESOME- ished with her belongings, says, the the city; -. % Manchester Guardian. The lady of the • • • [|| DELICIOUS house naturally wrote to the girl’s J. G. Kurgobors to an Ontario visiter REFRE5HWG parents at once, so that they coXild look r;o*Ry"8T* xoW 0AY8— 622 View St. after their daughter. She received A LAME a prompt reply: | Respected madam—She came here BOTTLE l to-day. I gave her a good hiding and am sending her back by early train to- AT ALL GROCERS morrow. Victoria HANUrACTONEDBV THE Trusting this finds you well as It W. A; JAMESON leaves me. In the rural districts. It seems, cor­ COFFEE CO poral punishment to stiM in vogue, and Ladies VICTOR IA.B.C erring children 'with not more than a quarter of a century's experience of gWOOy AND life are liable to It. Appreciative QUESTION OF CHOICE During the past week Victoria .5 Great Sacrifice ladles have »' own the * ^ Thla will stand cloee Investigation. Cor­ A metropolitan matron, says the appreciation of the spit ne» lot end borne on Hillside ayenue be- Liverpool Dally Post, once ventured to tween Quadra and EKmgtae •OreeU bn» - Old Dutch play of superb Swiss 1 neee property, at low price fMM. This I» Interrogate James Lane Allen a* to the LITTLE WEIGHT ABOVE BAG. brotderic ; now being K per cent below surround tag values reason for his state of celibacy. "Are FULL LENGTH BLOUSE. the Belmont Act quickly. you a bachelor from choice7" she chest and the ends extend back and Pink and white striped cotton, with site the Kn .___ APPLY OWNER. P. O. BOX 28* queried. "Yes," came the answer, with front for additional support The ad- plain white, are combined In this Mttle Vollenweider, a disconcerting promptness from the vantage of this preserve la that only dress, the darker trimming bands be­ famouq author “But isn't "that—er— the head; Is above water, and as the ing of the fadeless red cotton. display for a Homeseekers WATCH rather ungracious and ungallant?" pro­ average person weighs only 2ft pounds In the back the collar ^to cut square are urged to tested the fair Inquisitor The novelist In the water, the body below tbe pil­ THE WANT ADS for light across in sailor style and the striped smiled. “You must aak the ladles," he low has very little effect on its buoy- material extends entirely . across, on the “where to Iray" suggested gently; "it was their choice, ance. The arms and legs are left per­ fectly fro». — > >j bloused a little, as at -he sldea , punie. not mine." rmroniA daily times, mommy, Anawr m? mt the Appetite Like a Breath of Fresh Air ■■ HOLBROOKS SAUCEWORCMÉ^RSHIRE

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am here neither to retire nor to re­ president, of the Board of Agriculture, consistent with the use of the Intel­ tract.” As far ka his own defence went “but In -this controversy I am thinking lect in the Methodist Church.’ That la FRANCE HAS GLOBE the tutor-d**tgnate had an easy, task. - Hon. Arthur Meighen more of our young men and of the a declaration of cowardice, and would THE VINDICATION OF mean complete disaster.” ^ \ After all, he said, a man must be young parsons who have to preach to CANADIAN Judged by the whole of -what he had The placards had told us daily that The Most Bashful Looking them than I am of Jackson, and for we wore to see a “heresy hunt” to­ . UNITER OF THE AIR done. Were hie eighteen years In the the conference to declare to any shape day. To-morrow they will, doubtless, CELEBRITIES Man in the Commons, But— Edinburgh mission to count for noth­ Of form against him will compel many REV. CEO. JACKSON ing ae a vindication of hie evangelical tell ua we have seen It. 6t us who care far more for the re- faJlht Or his missions In the past Hklous welfare of our sons and our w!|h Gipsy Smith, or In the coming , In Goldsmith's comedy, “She Stoops though whenever he made a speech the The Amazing Journey of an daughters and all their contempo­ TURPENC ON TNE CLOTH. way he used his words made him re­ GRAPHIC PEN PICTURE year, as the president of the confer­ raries, rteh or poor, than we do for to Conquer,” there is a character who ence? Point by point the audience semble a man with.a ooat three Sises Aeroplane From Paris to St, anything else In the world, to look to The old farmer had come Into Black­ at repartee with barmaids was a regu­ gave subdued evidence of its feelings, too big. In all college debates, especi­ other moona. than Methodist preaching pool to see the King. He had *he true lar ripper, but to ladles of real quality OF HERESY TRIAL ally In the mock parliament, Meighen Petersburg and Back and when at the end of. an houy Mr. for the conversion and strengthening Lancashire dread of being “done" (says * as mum ac ân evening primrose. The was counted as one of the ablest. men Jackson descended from the platform of- these "Thténiâent youngsters. the Manchester Guardian), and be­ ■ew solicitor-general In the Dominion In any of the years. He had a huge the conference was ready almost to a “They, -are as worth converting ami sought a friend to recommend*him a; man to support him by Its vote. cabinet looks froqi the gallery like the talent for picking flaws In ae opposi­ Says the Pall Mall Gazette’s Parisian Which Resulted in. Large Ma-, keeping as are the fervent but unin­ cheap and reliable restaurant. This tion' argument or sizing up the consti­ Cabinet Minister’s Tribute. -last member to say “Boo” In the House correspondent : Once more French structed, and they cannot be kept If was not difllcult. tutional aspects of a debate. prestige has shown Itself In the air. jdrity for Well Known Divine; Perhaps of greater Influence thqn the only thing we have to i»y to them A few hours later the friend met the 1 without a stimulant and a stack of Yet . none of his classmates and none The Tricolor has been borne, over an some of the speeches was a letter from as a church Is; ‘Jackson wrote and old man. “Well, how did you get on?” notes. But wheh he gets up to speak of, the faculty ever picked him for a astonishing stretch of country, from Leader of Dissentients Mr. Walter 1 RuncSthân, tvhtch. Mr. thought as an honest man ytlth an "Man. I’d grand dinner for tenpence, tie is seen to be Just about as bashful public career. Greenwood and King Paris to St. Petersburg and back again, Gerald. France, M. P., read to the con­ honest mind, but Methodism canbot and ' I found tuppence on the table­ as a torpedo or a swordfish. were both recognised as men with good passing through Berlin and Warsaw, ference. “I‘ like Jackson;” wrote the allow its tutors to think. Faith is In­ cloth." ... n Meighen looks like a Juvenile under- forensic ability. Meighen excited - no and thence by way of Stockholm, Co­ . study to Abe Lincoln. A ttlin rake of comment. His course was political The Tong-ant Id pa ted Dtdebury con­ a pale-faced man; in the prize ring he penhagen, Hamburg and The Hague. science. He does not seem to have It Is an amazing performance, troversy Is over, and the picture that would be a featherweight. You might t been brilliant. There is no record of tribute to French youth, audacity an

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LIQUOlt ACT, 1910. NOTICE. ROSSLANO VERNON (Section It.) NELSON In the Supreme Court of British Willis A. Groutage was instantly 'For the purpose of Inspecting * the Notice is hereby given that application Columbia. Semeone Will Make Good Profits On will be made to the Superintendent of Pro­ killed last Tuesday In the War Eagle experimental stretch of road which is Having been successful In making vincial Police for renewal of license for Notice to Creditors. being macadamised by the govern­ These—Why Not You ? slope on the 900-foot level. John xlnc spelter in an electric furnace with the sal3 of liquor by wholesale In and up­ ment under the direction of Road Sup­ on the premises known as 1117 Wharf Wollan, deceased. Late of Clayoquot, White, who was at. work with him, erintendent Hamilton Lan g, last week* a capacity of 250 pounds in 24 hours, street, situate at Victoria, British Colum­ MKTCHOSIN STREET, Richmond Park; one-third cash. escaped with, slight . Injuries, and was bia. In the Province of British Columbia. A party of prominent eitisens motored And at the same time receiving excel­ Dated this ltth day of July, ltU. Price ...... 91675 ! taken to the hospital. The small bone TAKE NOTICE that Probate of the down to Kelowna with Mr- Lang to the lent prospects that the new method" of R. P. r.ITHBT A CO., LTD., Will of the said deceased has been grant­ CEDAR HILL ROAD, 3 lots on corner. One-quarter cash. I of the left, leg was broken an* the scene of operations. This is situated obtaining zinc spelter will prove suc­ Applicants. ed to Bernt Auseth and Michael J. Price...... 92625 | unkle sprained. . ■ i. u about a mile from the city limits cessful on a larger and more extensive Haugen, the Executors tliereln named. along the main Vernon road. The AND TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to HARBINGER STREET, Fairfield. One-third cash. Price, Timbering was In progress at thé method employed Is more ambitious, scale, E. Dedolph is in the city with a the "Trustees’ and Executors’ Act,” all only ...... 93150 I place of the dreadful happening, and view of carrying on further and more creditors and others naving claims against I the sets had Just reached this point, ^nd incidentally more costly than has the Estate are requested to post or deliver yet been attempted In the valley. In­ Extensive experiments. to the undersigned on or before the 7th LURLINK ROAD, off Burnside. One-third cash. Price 9850 I and preparations were in progress to stead of the usual somewhat make­ day of September, 1913, full particulars of ' raise the next set, when, without any Mr. Dedolph and Professor 8tens- their claims, duly verified, and the value shift methods of merely grading and NEW DRILL HALL AT KAMLOOPS. warning, a big rock, weighing seyerhl field, metallurgical professor of McGill of the securities. If any, held by them. covering the road with a layer of university, Montreal, after experi­ Sealed tenders, marked on the envelope AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Tracksell, Douglas & Co. tons, slid from the hanging wall and gravel or shale rodk, methods more "Tender for Construction of a New Drill after the said 7th day of September, 1911, killed Mr. Groutage instantly. James menting for considerable time In the 722 Tates Street Phones 4176 and 4177 closely conforming with the recognis­ Hall at Kamloops, B. C.,” and addrêÉSed the said executors will proceed to dlstrl- ' I McGregor,' provincial Inspector of laboratories of McGill university, dis­ to the Director of Contracts, Department bute the assets of the said deceased among ed macadamizing process are being covered the new process. Mr. Dedolph of Militia and Defence, Ottawa, will be the parties entitled thereto, having re­ mines, together with' Thomas Gra­ used. The government rock crushing received until noon, August M. 1913. Jor ham, the chief inspector, and Superin­ h(as every confidence that the new gard only to the claims of which they blent and steam roller have bee* electric process will prove to be suc­ the construction of a new Drill Hall at ■hall have had notice, and that the said tendent Purcell had been viewing the brought into requisition and the rtia- Kamloops, B. C. executors will not be liable for the said work but a short time previous and cessful in obtaining zinc economically Specifications may be seen and full par­ assets or any part thereof to any person terlal Is being graded Into different and in sufficiently large quantities to ticulars obtained at the offices of the Dis­ or persons of whose claims they shall not | bad been standing where the rock fell. Sixes. After careful levelling a heavy trict Officer Commanding Military Dis­ Everything looked to be In order, and give a new impetus to the zinc indus­ have had notice at the time of such dis­ Relief For Rupture Without Operation layer of the coarsest material is first try. He is now working on the un­ trict No. 11. Victoria. B. C.: the City tribution. All parties indebted to the work was proceeding with what, to laid and well rolled. Over this Is then Clerk, KamMops, B. C., and the Director ■aid estate are required to pay such In­ dertaking -In conjunction with the Do­ General of Engineer Services, Headquar­ debtedness to the executors forthwith. No Big Expense—No Time Lost From Work . I them, appeared to be perfect safety. spread a covering of rock of a medium Mr. Groutage leaves a wife and two minion department of mines, and he ters, Ottawa. Dated at Victoria. B. C.. this 7th day of No Misery - Causing Bolts or Leg-Straps grade and again rolled. The finer expects that In a short time he will Tenders must be made on the form sup- August, 1913. j Children, a daughter, aged seven, and gravel Is well worked Into this surface lled by the Department and accompanied BODWELL A LAWSON. | a son of four years. This fatal day have the electric smelter In Falrvlew and after repeated wettings and roll­ y an accepted cheque on a Canadian Solicitors for the Executors, Bernt Auseth 60 Day’s Trial to Prove It birthday as well as that of his near the Canadian Pacific railway’s EChartered Bank, for ten per cent. <10 p.c.) and Michael J, Haugen. Operation for rupture would hardly rupture—and how It does all tnat entirely I little son, and at his home proper ings a road surface Is produced which shipyards in operation, where exten­ of the amount of the tender, payable to No. 918 Government St., Victoria, B. C. i-#ver be heard of If It weren’t for the - I at ions had been made for a little is second to none in the Dominion. The sive work will be carried along. the order of the Honorable the Minister of process. Is expensive compared with Militia and Defence, which amount will mischief done by elastic and spring tll™holder is so strength«ilpg and bene- birthday party. Mr. Groutage was 34 Mr Dedolph has been working on be forfeited.if the party tendering declines bast practices, Cost figures are not NOTICE. eusses. flclal that physicians In all parts, of I years of age and a native of Stafford- the zinc problem for years and des­ to enter Into or falls to complete the con­ yet available, but Mr. Lang Is confid­ cribes It as one of the mostydlfflcult tract In accordance with hie tender. Mighty few people ever h*ve to be America now recommend It instead of I shire, England. He .has two brothers The Department-doee not bind itself to IN THE MATTER of the Estate of Wil­ .««■rated on when fir* ruptured. t‘l1rJ5",fh0«Sd7nof î^>ple wl^Pc^U nnd » f»ther h*”; thf, one ent that the extra care used will fully problems that metallurgists have to liam Healy, late of the City of Victoria, justify itself and prove In the long run accept the lowest or any tender. solve. Practically all distinguished EUGENE FI8ET. Colonel. B. C„ deceased. Butj wearing makeshift trusses year seemed almost hopeless. How it does ) ®°n residing at Columbia Gardena De- much more economical. mineralogists have at some time or All persons having claims'against the aftdr»year Is sooner or later almost away with the curse of belts, leg-straps. I ceased was a man greatly esteemed In Deputy Minister. above estate are required to send particu­ The party also, paid a visit to South another wrestled with the problem in Department of Militia and Defence, Ot­ lars thereof, duly verified, to the und - - surfi tp ifiakr work for the surgeon. “"‘J Mow It {V the community, waa prominent In tawa. July 14. 1911. YdUlknow *hat from your own experl- and «illy kept <■«.? ^low t'hurvh w,,rk *”d d«ply devoted to hla Okanagan, where the road is being some manner. signed on or before the 29th of August. straightened and widened. A feature Mr. Dedolph hps a patent process of 1918, after which date the executors will . nee—you know you re woree now than » you pan try „ ,lxty day„ without having I family For a period he left the mines proceed to distribute the said Estate ac­ year ago—probably getting worse all tn. to rlHk R penny, and how little ft costs 11 I and engaged In the real estate busl- of this undertaking is the construc­ obtaihlng zinc oxide direct from the cording to law, with regard only to the tion of three. concrete bridges which tlme. i you keep ft. ness, with ah office on Columbia ore In one operation. The Hebberlçin claims of which they shall have had are a great improvement on the old people of -Frankfurt-on-Mam* Germ­ notice. ' If you keep on that way. how long will This Free Beak is Full of Faofs avenue, tie was a member of thé it be before you'll have to undergo a Nevar Before Put in Print tiype of wooden structures. any, have acquired from him the pat­ Dated at Victoria, B. C.. this 29th day .Moose lodge. of July, 191*. ''Anen'tU’oûnwimng"to'let0uârprove-by a There are so many mistaken Idea» about ent rights for Europe and Mexico. BRADSHAW A 8TACPOOLE. PUBLIC BUILOING8, NEW WEST Of Law Chambers. 511 Bastion Street. -Ixtv-du/ demonstration- how you can rupture and wliat to do for It that we The Vernon fire department has or­ They will use the product partly for MINSTER. save your«lff«™. all that? •>**<' ‘»*e" the time to .urn up In this ganized a Labor Day celebration for paints and partly for the purpose of Victoria. British Columbia, Solici­ Especially when you ran make this *}' ,*JLr!‘VZ lfarn6d during forty CHILLIWACK Sealed tenders addressed to the under tors for the Executors. September 1, which will eclipse all obtaining spelter. signed and endorsed "Tender for Addition wUho"t 1 'To'll flôru î^' „f fact, never before former celebrations in the number and The Dominion department of mines and alteration to Public Building, .New penny? put In print. At a recent meeting of the Chilli­ value of prises, and diversity of sports. has obtained the consent of the pro­ Westminster, B. C.,’’ will be received at LIQUOR ACT, 19101 j Wont Cost You a vent it shows just why elastic and spring The grand parade of floats, vehicles vincial government to use the Fair- this office until 4.00 p. m. on Tuesday, (Section 19.) j If It Doesn't Stand the Test trusses arè the ruptured men’s worst wack Automobile club it was unani- August 12. 1913. for the work mentioned. . .. enemies______——why they arc almost______sure to mously agreed that the time Is now drawn by horses, automobiles, motor­ view smelter, and are co-operating the Plane, specifications and form Of con­ bicycles and fire department advancement of the new process for NOTICE Is hereby given that applica­ Herea— is— ------something------” guaranteed rup- shorten your life or make operation neves- | ripe for the building of a bridge- wÇles, tract can he seen and forma of tender tion will be made to the Superintendent Æ*pl5°from"a"îï:5.rt!«*a«o'S.,1W "'OUW PUt ‘ ,tOP tol“r"M ,he Kr“w' r''er a, a point near apparatus" decorated gaHy. led by the obtaining of zinc. obtained at the office of Mr. Wm. Hen of Provincial Police for renewal of license three brass bands, is to be dereon, Resident Architect. Victoria, B. C., for the sale of liquor by wholesale in and It has so thoroughly proved its merits it exposes the humbug I the present Rosedale-Agassis ferry at the Post Office. New Westminster, B. "appliances,’ I crossing. The traffic between the Chll- big feature of the day. The upon the premises known as The Victoria- lliat iwe are willing to send it on W days' •metho4e.-' 4‘plasters." etc. C.. and at this Department. Phoenix Brewery, actuate at 1921 Govern­ trial. , • it explains why operation is nearly al- ! llwack and Agassis valleys has been sports committee has arranged for KAMLOOPS Persons tendering are notified that ten­ ment street, Victoria. B. C., upon the Wevll make it especially for your case— ways a needless gamble with death—and I Increasing very rapidly the past few baseball, lacrosse and football matches ders will not be considered unless made lands described as Lots <61, 862. 663, 664. 666, make It to your measure—and practically why. even If you manage to live through lyeais, and It would Increase tenfold Played by the best teams of the In­ on the printed forms supplied, and signed Block K. City of Victoria. B. C. ^ ’ lend it' to you just for a test. It. you may hâve t’ô keep on wearing a terior. Firemen's races, 160 yards, hub That Kamloops In destined to become with their actual signatures, stating their Dated this 18th day of July, 1911. I were there the access to either valley occupations and places of residence. In if it doesn't keep your rupture from truss, und reel contests, with eight men to a one of the biggest grain growing cen­ THE^ VICTORIA-PHOENIX BREWING coming out or bothering you in any way. It shows why sixty days’ trial is the I by way of a traffic bridge. Agassis tre» of the went la evidenced by the fact the case of firms, the actual signature, team, handicap race between horse the nature of the occupation, and place of no matter how hard you work or atralrç— only way In the world you can make ab- I valley____ In... particular______would______be_ benefited__ that on Rosehill alone there 1» nuin­ Per F. DICKSON. If It doesn’t prove every claim we make- solutely sure of anything for rupture and by a crossing of ihla kind ami the now chemical and auto chemical, and residence of each member of tlie firm Applicant then you can send It back and It won't how the Cluthe Truss is |In> only thing I “J “JvT ’ ‘Cf ? * ladder contest, are to be features of dent wheat rained to warrant the erec­ must be given. you can get on such a long trial because I co,,*»®®d residents would be enabled to tion of a grain elevator and a Large Each tender must be accompanied by an cost you a single penny. what will be, essentially, a fire laddies the only thing good enough to stand a I out ëf the district by other chatl- capacity flour mill. accepted cheque on a chartered bank, pay­ NOTICE. Will You Spend Two Conte day-after-day test. I nels than that of the railway. gala day. The brigades from Kam­ able to the order of the Honorable the to Find Out? loops, Revelstoke, Armstrong, Pentic­ At a recent meeting of the board Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per of trade the following figures were IN THE MATTER of the Estate Of Ed­ -«She eüm? At.b%inâ,n.‘„5rt,:;. je? *rmowü ::ub ton and Kelowna have been invited to cent. <10 p. c.) of the amount of the tender, We don't want you to send any money. It may free you from trouble for the rest I “* ta*tlng the Initiative In requesting which will be forfeited if the person ten­ ward Crldge, late of the City of Victoria, All we ask you to spend Is the price of a of participate, and arrangements are be­ produced showing what Is being done B. C., deceased. Just use the coupon or I* he government to construct this In this section of the country, and dering decline to enter Into a contract ing made with the G. P. R. for single » letter or postal "Send me | bridge crossing, other organisations when called upon to do so. or fall to com­ All persons having claims against the yourZSf ’book."JS!-* * melbrld^« - fare tickets between Vernon. Kamloops, demonstrating the oft told story that plete the work contracted for. If the ten­ you want to know. auch as the boards of trade and pro­ In Rosehill and surrounding territory above Estate are required to send par­ It shows how . our guaranteed rupture Revelstoke, Penticton and Intermediate der be not accepted the cheque will be ticulars thereof, duly verified, to the un­ THIS BRINGS IT gressive associations of the districts lies that principal agricultural asset returned. dersigned on or before the twunty-tliud holder—the famous Cluthe Automatic are similarly interested. The place points. The hearty co-operation of the The Department does not bind itself Id Massaging True»—la so utterly different Box 31#—CLUTHE COMPANY that some day will cause produce buy­ day of August. 191*. after which date the suggested for the bridge Is at a point council, various fraternal societies and accept the lowest or any tender. Executors will proceed to distribute the from everything else for rupture that it Individual gifts of clttsens assures the ers from all sides to cast eager eyes R. C. DE8ROCHER8 has received eighteen separate patents. 126 Eset 23d St., NEW YORK CITY below the present ferry crossing at or'. . . . „ In this direction. Secretary. said Estate according to law, with regard | low it is made on an absolutely new near where the telephone cable 'no*‘ eubstentlalllstol prix» ever put only to such claims of which they shall Send me your Free Book and Trial These figures show what is being Department of Public Works, Ottawa, then have had notice. principle. How ft Is aeif-regulating, self* Offer. first laid. At that point good high forth for a Labor Day celebration In July 16. 1913. djustlng. How It instantly and aiitoma- Vernon. done In the past year or at> in Rosehill Dated at Victoria. B. C.. this 22nd day Ically protects you against every strain banks are to be had whk-h are free from and the produce raised : of July. 1913. Fred Cummins, secretary, and S. A. B. B. WOOTTON. Îfo your rupture can’t possibly be forced erosion by the river currents. The M2 young cattle at $25...... $ 4,970 out. And how In addition It provides the span would be in the neighborhood of Khatford, chairman of the Joint com-i Of Bank of Montreal Chambers, Vic­ only way ever discovered for overcoming mlttees, are putting forth strenuou* 344 pig» at $10...... 3,440 toria. British Columbia, Solicitor the weakness which is the real cause of 1'400 or 1,600 feet, and the cost well 415 horses at $100 ...... 41,500 for the Executors. within the powers of the government efforts to bring In teams and visitors from every city In the Interior, con­ 50 sheep at $10....,...,.;.,,...... 500 exchequer. Copies of a resolution 2.000 tons grains at $20...... 40,000 DREDGING SOOKE HARBOR. passed by the Chilliwack Automobile veniently adjacent. WARSHIPS MAY The assailant» hold on. One boat after Annual butter production 72,000 Sealed tenders, addressed to the under­ another sinks, but ever fresh squad­ Club have been forwarded to nearly lbs. at 33 l-3c...... 24,000 signed, and endorsed "Tender for Dredg­ every board of trade in the lower ing Sooke Harbor, B. C.,” will be received FLY AND DIVE rons rush In to the attack. A dozen, CHASE Grain hay, 500 tons ...... 5,000 mainland, with a request for co-opera­ Four threshing machines ...... 9,700 until 4 p. m., on Wednesday, August 27, twenty, thirty boats will be well lost tion In the movement. The provincial 1913, for dredging required at Sooke Har­ Sawmill ...... "...... 3,000 bor, B. C. The other day It was announced If the attempt succeed. and Dominion representatives each Gordon Frazer, the energetic score Tenders will not be considered unless that Great Brltalir was about to lead "The boom which p- otects -the har- | have, copies with the request that they tary of the Martin Prairie Farmers' Total ...... $159,640 made on the forms supplied, and signed the way with an oil-driven dread- bor mouth is made of huge baulks of I place it before their governments. As Institute, Is hustling around these with the actual signatures of tenderers. ommcrcial timber, wound and bound with stout J this particular public work Is almost Rosehill farmers are anticipating a Combined specification and form of ten­ hought. It Is worth noting, however, days getting out prize lists and making banner year and a bumper harvest, der can be obtained on .application to the steel hawsers. From its lower edge j entirely within the Jurisdiction of the Other preparations for the first fair at Secretary. Department of Public Works. that Great Britain has other Ideas In hang torpedo nets. It would be vain I provincial government, M. A. Cawley, and, whereas about 2,000 tons of grain Pritchard. It Is billed to come off on has been thrashed In, say, the last Ottawa. Tenders must include the towing regard to warships that she Is rapidly to charge It rs the P lyphemus years M. P. P. for Chilliwack, Is expected to of the plant to and from the work. Friday, September 19. The members year, that quantity will be largely ex­ putting Into practice. One of the most ago charged th> boom at Portsmouth place the matter before the House at of the Institute are doing ther beet to Dredges and tuga not owned an* register­ amazing Is the revolution of the class for an experiment, and got over. It I the next assembly and push it to ceeded this season, and as years go on, ed In Canada shall not be employed In the keep the fact advertleed. They have and as more land le placed under cul­ performance of the work contracted for. 6t boats known as destroyers, which must be blown up. A rending crash, a successful Issue. Mr.. Manson. a few thousand envelopes printed with tivation season after season, Rosehill Contractors must be ready to begin work ihay soon be able to dive and fly as followed by another, proclaims the M. P. P. for Dewdney, and Mr. Lucas, within thirty days after the date they reminders of the fair and are using will be the granary of the interior. MAKERS OF Well as sail. failure of the trusted defence. The M. P. P. for Yale, are expected to co­ have been notified of the acceptance of them In their private and business cor­ their tender. HIGH-CLASS The destroyer is doomed shortly to boom is In splinters; the destroyers operate with Mr. Cawley, and work respondence. They are all talking It Each tender must be accompanied by an DESIGNS disappear, or, if you like, she will in which wrecked It actually make their in earnest for this bridge, up and working It up, and It is bound VICTORIA DRUGGIST accepted cheque on a chartered bank, pay­ future be invested with the powèr to way to safety amid the smoke and I The only cro9stng now provided to be a good show. able to the order of the Honorable the ENGRAVINGS dive. The types, at any rate, will be confusion caused by the explosions. I between Agassiz and Rosedale i* by DESERVES PRAISE Minister of Public Works, for five per Thera Is getting to be a large nun cent. (5 p c.) of the contract price, (no dmalgamated. Is Is a matter of per­ Now the fast breaking dawn discloses way of the McGrath ferry. The per pf progressive farmers In the coun­ cheque to be for lees than fifteen hundred ILLUSTRATIONS Hall A Co., corner Yates and Douglas fecting the Internal combustion engine a number of slim poles cutting the Messrs. McGrath have improved their try around Pritchard, The number la dollars), which will be forfeited If the CATALOG WORK for marine purposes. Afterwards" the surface of the water. Again the crash 1 service to a point where there can be growing larger every year, and evfcrry streets, deserve praise from Victoria person tendering decline to enter Into a submarine may attain the power of of the fire breaks out. It Is futile, J no objections made to It In so far as people for Introducing here the elmplé contract when called upon to do so, or A SPECIALTY day they are becoming morb’progres­ fall to complete the work contracted for. flying as well, and we shall have a but the nerves of the gunners will not I a ferry service Is concerned. They are sive. They have horses-and .cattle and buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture, If the tender be not accepted the cheque ship possessing all the qualities of the stand"* inaction. The defending‘ de* ­ a4 the service of the public at arty chickens that are well bred, some of known as Adler-i-kn. This simple Ger will be returned. wild duck, except that of sitting stroyers charge the submarines, trying and all times, and team» with loaded them real aristocrats as chickens. They man remedy first became famous by The Department does not bind Itself to curing appendicitis and It has now accept the lowest or any tender. dggs and reproducing herself. This to knock away their periscopes and to wagons, drove» of cattle or ehaep, and have made up their minds that It costa R. C. DESROCHERS, forecast is made by Gerard Fiennes, explode mines close to their hulls. automobile» and pneeangere are con­ no more to feed a good animal than a been discovered that JUST A SINGLE Secretary. who writes of the work of the sub­ Here and there they succeed. A voyed aero»» the Fraaer at that point scrub and they are going right after DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on Department of Public Works, Ottawa, marine in the Pall Mall Magazine: whale-like snout is thrown out of the for a very nominal charge, but a ferry the best blood, the stomach and constipation IN­ July 30, 1913. “It is the darkest hour, the hour be­ water, and sinks again forever. There crossing la only a ferry crossing and A. J. and Geo. A. Lammera and B. W. STANTLY. Its quick action Is a big fore the dawn. The hostile fleet lies Is g whirr of wings overhead. The never can supply the means of Inter­ Sawyer bought a million and a half of. surprise to people. NOTICE. In Its harbor, behind the boom -and aeroplanes are up. 6oo. fountains of communication that a frame bridge logs from the. Sovereign Lumber Com­ under the shelter of the forte. It has water are speuting from where their can. It la never expected to do eo. pany. The logs are mostly cedar, but NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that suffered damage In an encounter with dropped bombs explode. But above unlike moat of the Inland cedar, they NOTICE. plans, together with a description of th* * superior force, but Is still In being. all the din there arises a dull, muf­ HIS LAST WISH. are quite round, without the usual hol­ proposed site, for the construction of a The beams of the searchlights wheel fled roar—a second, a third. Some low butt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that logging boom and the driving of piles for and cross and seesaw up and down ; of th^battleehips are hit. One tor­ Not a sound could be (eard In.the Three moWers running ten hours a thirty (30) days after date an application booming purposes in the Jordan River, the guarding destroyers prowl hither pedo Witch missed its mark destroys court room. The prisoner had Juat day for three weeks have about finish­ will be made to the Board of Licensing Vancouver Island, in the Province of ÿfô the caisson of the dock in which the British Columbia, and at the mouth there­ and thlihef In the outér harbor. Of been condemned to death. "Tou have ed the work of shearing the meadows Commissioners for the Municipality of of, have been filed with the Minister of S sudden there Is a rush from sea­ flagship Is l :ng for repairs. Worst a legal right to expteaa a last wish,” on the Chase ranch. Staclting has been South Saanich for a transfer of the Public Works, Ottawa, and with the ward of black hulls and flaming fun- of all, the fleet has lost Its sense of said the Judge, "and, If It la poaeible, going on at the same time and as a re­ license held by me for the sale of spiritu­ Registrar General of Titles at Victoria, jsle. No concealment Is attempted ; security. It* must go out and fight It Will be granted.” sult of the steady line weather the hay ous and fermented liquors by retail on B. C., and that application will be made It would be useless. The attackers at any cost. What the fireships were to Hla Excellency the Governor-General of The prisoner, who wae a barber, gave will fo up In excellent shape. the premises known as the "Burnside Canada in Council for the approval there- creep, unpcrcelved, near enough to designed to do !n the old ware! and the Judge an appealing look as he re­ Hotel," Burnside road. South Saanich, 0f' THORNTON FELL, shake their___ r .(rush.______In > an instant the__„3 seldom did, the submarines can accom- plied: ‘1 should like Just once more to Roots Made Flra-Froof by Newton * from myself to George Herbert Patton! Hemes.sk." WATCH THS eccne lâ ablase with quick-firing guns, pllsh, at least if she Justifies the hopes be allowed to shave the dl#tr*t at- Oner Co.,~ ------ISIS Wharf Street," maktn Dated at Victoria, British Columbia, this Solicitor tor Merrill » Ring I,umber Co., fifth (5th) day of August A.D. 191*. Limited. Victoria, B. C. AD. far l>,M th. "wh.r. t, I burling shells on friend and foe alike. of those who b.V-.-e In her,1* tornejr.’Vdrfie Argonaut, of “Nag* Roof composition. • J. W. ROWLAND. Dated Ith August, 191». aussi*. 1 imid z- ^ -5*>h■■*»»•'• #y -•* -■ i u lt"»i;:i*jH>r. 1 .,*■■" 1 nt |}UM-' -i»MB 'f1 glWfff '■'" ■j ...... TO-DAY IN CANADIAN HISTORY

The Rt. Rev. William WUcux Perrin, Btphop of Wtlteeden, long the Bishop of British Columbia And ohe' of the best x (Near Duncan) ■known churchman In Canada, was boro j s|*ty-live years ago to-day. August 11. Twelve acres (southerly aspect) with six Chains frontage on this lieauli- Î848, the win of Thoniu* Perrin, of Gloucestershire. He ivun educated at ! ful lake. About seven seres cleared and jin pasture, balanee in timber. King's College, London, and Trinity | Well-built seven-roomed house, nice garden, godd well with gasoline College, Oxford, and was ordained to pump and compressed sir water supply to house, .workshop, barn, chicken 1870. For eleven years he served us curate of Ht. Mery's in Southampton, house, etc. mid then became vicar of Ht. Luke's In the eatne city. Twenty years 4JN he came to Canada n* bishop of British Columbia, end touring hie long resi­ Price Only $10000 dence In Victoria he attained a fore­ most position among the leaders of the chufch In the Dominion. Upon returti- On Terms to Suit Purchaser lug to England Bishop Perrin did not lose Interest In Canada, and he hiistus­ ually been among * thore present iti any gathering of Canadians In Izmdon. j In adispatch several months ago the Swinerton £? Musgrave TO LOAN bunion was leported to have urged the advertising of religious services In Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents the dally press. The bishopric of Bri­ tish Columbia was established In 1868. soon after th beginning of the gold Winch Building, 640 Fort St. Phone 491 rush, with the Rev. George Hills as have funds on first bishop. The lute Barones* Bur- We dvtt-Coutts contributed $76,000 for the endowment of the new bishopric. Néxt Ayrll will marl: the centenary <-f the birth of the famous philanthropist, nnd A. H. HARMAN THE 8. C. LAND AND LEE & FRASER the church In British Columbia will Members el the hand for discounting 1£S7 Langley Street INVESTMENT AGENCY doubtless observe the anniversary of Opposite Court House Victoria Real Estate Exchange Its benefactor. Member Victoria Rest Estate Exchear» 022 GOVERNMENT ST. 1222 Broad 8t* "Victoria EL 0. I>r: Charles Henry Fowler, famous as clergyman, educator and missionary, approved agreements was born Mn Burford. Ont., seventy-vix SPECIAL WATERFRONT LOTS. Carnival Week, Aug. 4 to 9 years ago to-day. After serving sev- Gorge Waterfront, 60 x MS. no rock. Yatss street- between Douglas an * Blanchard. 86x126 ft Per ft.. $2007 eral years as prcNld.int of North west fine commercial site. Price . .$64**) Metchosin District—100 acres, chiefly ern University, he organized the Pe­ Portage Inlet—2 lot» each 60 x 220, good land, and not far from C. N. R. Oxford street two lota. 66x141 esc) king and Hanking unlveraltlc» In < hin t some nice trees near rail. Price One-fourth cash, balance at 7 per Each ...... $2$Gv of sale. Also money and other Institutions. He died hi 1908. each ...... Hi”* cent Price, per acre ...... $60.00 Cordova Bay—Fine lot, 60 x 373 grand Yatss Street—Immediately east of Chapman street splendid lot Rtill V- view, splendid seaside home site. Vancouver Street 30x120. One- i lane ...... $25C Price ...... 't BIRTHDAY CONGRATU­ fourth cash, balance at 7 per cent. Cordova Bay, twenty scree waterfron* to loan on first mort­ Langford Laka—9% acres of choice Vrlc* ., ...... $13*900 Price, per acre ...A...... $627 land, 220 feet waterfront; modern $690 CeeH—-And the balance $25 . per LATIONS 7-roomed house, hot and cold water Cemex District, eighty acrea Prie* laid on. Low price and easy terms. month, buys a corner lot In Fern- per acre ...... $75.07 TO wood Estate, Including cottage and gages, at current rates. August 10. stable. Price ...... $3,000 Fire, Life end Accident Insurance Dauth, Rev. Gaspard, D. D. (Mon­ Alberta); boro. Winnipeg. 1883; town $1,000 Cash—A home, close to North Money to to an. treal); born. Coteau du Lac, 1863; vice- solicitor of Stettler. Ward Park, on Princess Avenue; 6- rector of Laval university. room, modern dwelling, and lot 30x Ewart, John flklrving, LL. D.. K. C. 1222 Broad «treat Phone 671 Evert on. Rev. Samuel, B. D. (West (Ottawa): born, Toronto, 1*49; an emi­ 120; $1.600 cash, balance at 7 per Hummerland. B. C.); born. Birming­ nent constitutional lawyer; advocate cent. Price...... $54 ham. Eng., 1674; Baptist pastor for of Canadian Independence; author of many years; professor at Okanagan Business Buyr—66x112. on Fort street, 1. roMYCRç % co. the Kingdom papers. adjoining nort e'e) cower of Elap- college since 1912. Grant, Sir James Alexander. M. D., Fisher. Alexander. M; D. (Calgary); chard. One-quarter "ash. balance 1 650 View *Xtreet F. It. S. C. (Ottawa); born, Inverness- 2 and 3 years. Price per front foot born Perth county. Ont.. 1872; shire, Scotland. 1831; physician to sev­ «» ...... j...... $14)00 PEMBERTON & SON physician and fratemallst. eral govemors-general. Including the Fairfield Estate—Brand new bungalow Geddes, Malcolm D. (Calgary); born. Submit offers In -he neighborhood of Marquis of Lome and H. R. H. the this prlrs. 6 rooms, hardwood floors, beamed Wick, Scotland. 1867; agricultural Jour­ Princess Ixniiee; Conservative M. P. celling*, everything up-to-date nalist for several years; now estate Corner Fort and Broad Streets for Russell, 1867-1874. and fqr Ottawa Esouimalt—Or.e lot cn Onstanee \re.. every respect; garage, deep lot. 1904; Liberal M. P. for Northumber­ SNAPS IN GOOD BUILDING LOTS editor of the Columbian newspaper, ance $26 per month at 7 per ren choice, level building lot. 66x120 frELL STREET, near Oak Bay avenue. 66x132 ft. Terms one-quarter land since 1904 1S88-1900; postmaster of New West­ Price...... $34)00 reasonable terms. Price ...... $1,70/' cash, balance to arrange. Price ...... $33600 University School Maclean, William Findlay. M. P. minster. 1900-1910; now estate and DAVIE STREET, near Oak Bay avenue. 66x12#. Terms $70# cash, bal­ (Toronto); bom, Ancaster, Ont-, 1854; financial broker. Fieguard Street—Between Douglas Monterey Avenue—Fine building sK' ance to arrange. Price ...... $58454$ VICTORIA, B. C. Conservative M. P. for East York. Kemp, Hon. Albert Edward. P. C.. and Blanchard. $6x126. producing some young fruit trees, all level HAULTAIN STREET, near Richmond avenue, 40x106 ft Terms, cash. 1892-1904; since then M. P. for South M. P. (Toronto); born. Clarencevllle, revenue: close to Hudson's bay site. terms: for ...... $1,6C<' $300, balance to arrange. Price ...... >...... $1000 York. Que., 1858; Conservative M. P. for East One-third cash, balance at 7 per To Lean—Wo have the followlr - 0 HAULTAIN STREET, near Richmond avenue. 3 lota, 60x118 ft. each. FOR BOYS McCormick, Robert John. M. P. P. Toronto, 1900-1906, and since 1911; cent Price ...... $294)00 amounts to loan on Improved nrop (Warwick. Ont,); born Armagh, Ire­ One-third cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Price, each...... $1375 Chrletmws Term begins Wednesday, member of the Borden cabinet without Fort Street—-Between Quadra and erty: $500. $1000. $1200. $1500. $3060 land. 1849; Liberal M. P. P. for East TRANSIT RÇAD. near Beach Drive, one-half acre. 96x226 ft nicely Sept. 10th. portfolio. Vancouver, running , through to and $26*6. Lambton since 1908. treed. Terms one-third cash, balance 1 and 2 years. Price.. $3900 McNair, James A. (Vancouver); Mears; 66x112. with 2 houses. One- Fifteen Acres of Plsytng Fields. Robb. James Alexander, M. P. (Val­ ST. PATRICK STREET, near Saratoga avenue, 66x120 ft. Terms $996 born. Jacquet river, N. B., 1866; timber third cash, balance easy. Price, Accommodation for 110 Boarders. ley field. Que. ) ; born. Huntingdon. cash, balance to arrange. Price ...... $1960 and investment broker; active in Y. only ...... ;...... $424*» Que.. 18Ô9; Liberal M. P. for Hunting­ PRIOR STREET, near Bay street, 60x110. Cash one-third. Balance x Organised Cadet Carpe. M. C. A. work. BAIRD & M’KEON Musketry Instruction. don since 1908. Books Harbor—165 acres, with 25 to arrange. Price ...... $1900 Football and Cricket. McQuarrie. Alexander Lachlan, M. Robson. William T. (Montreal); D. (New Westminster, B. C.); born. chains of water front age. Well situ­ 1216 Douglas Street Gymnasium and Rifle Range. born, Lindsay. Ont.. 1870; advertising Ottawa. 1879; railway brakeman and ated and close to C. N. R. Price, per Recent Successes at McGill and agent of the C. P. R.; founded Cana­ mail clerk in early life; physician since acre ...... $106 CURRIE & POWER R. M- C. dian club in New York city. Arnold St.—New. modom. 7-room#--' 1214 Douglas Street Telephone 14SS 1909. For Prospectus apply to the Bursar. Van Wart, Isaac Stephen Oerow Morrlce, David (Montreal); horn, St. bungalow, full basemeLt, cemen- WARDEN: (Calgary); bom, St. John, N. B.. 1868; Martin’s Perthshire, Scotland, 1831; floor, 'urnace: double pnrVr. break EL V. Harvey, ALA. (Cambridge). a pioneer of Alberta; sheriff of Cal manufacturer of textiles; bank and J. STUART YATES fast norm, hall and kltcht i; three HEADMASTER: gar>', 1903-1911. company director; a munificent giver to J. C. Barnacle, Esq. 416 Central Building. bedr x)ir.s upstairs, bath and hf August 11. university and philanthropic objects. Will You Be the sépara*©. Large lot. cement walk* Barclay, William George (Fernle, B. Milligan, Rev. George Macbeth, MONEY Price, terms ...... $6,60v C.); born, Liverpool. Eng., 1876; presi­ LL.D., D. D. (Toronto) ; born, Wick, FOR BALE Lucky One Scotland. 1840; Presbyterian leader In dent of Crow's Nest Trading Com­ Two valuable water lots with 1 larje F «guard St.—Between Vancouver an- Canada. TO LOAN Three Lots, each 66 x 112. Price pany. wholesale warehouses and wharf, Oeok streets, modern 7-roomed hous Rethune, Rev. Charles James Stew­ Norquay. Andrew James (Winnipeg); for a few days only. Each $900 Y.M.C.A. born. Sturgeon Creek, Man., 1672; situated at the foot of Tates street on lot 60x186. Price $0,500, term- On short term agreements of SPECIAL art. M. A.. D. C. L., F. R. 8. C. (Guelph, These lots can be bought sep­ estate broker. For partie Jars apply to J. Stuart Everything elso In the 1 *< heM a- ■ale. Ont.); born, West Flamboro. Went­ $12.600. arately If desired. Remember Mid-Summer Membership Rate. worth, Ont., 1838; Anglican v priest, Perrin, Rt, Rev. William Wilson, Yates. 41C Central Building. Full Privileges, until Oct 1 Fire and Life Insurance. that the assured Shel bourne schoolmaster, professor and author. LL.D., D. D. (London, Eng.); born, Buchan, Ewing (Vancouver) ; born, West bury, Gloucester. Eng.. 1848; street car line iu only eight lots Anglican bishop of Columbia, 1893- given the name of Hamilton, after Its and girls named Susan. Susie. Su: $3.00 Toronto, 1852; manager of the Bank of anna, Suky and Sue. The name is (' away from this property and 1911; now bishop of Wlllesden. founder, while a number of the streets Dormitories, with shower baths Hamilton in Vancouver since 1904; past Welch Brothers & Co. Sills, Percy Garrett (Vancouver); were named after members of his Hebrew origin and signifies ‘‘a lily.* only two blocks from the new and every convenience. Special president of the Board of Trade and born, Winchester, Ont., 1885; lumber family—Catherine, Hannah, Maria. 1006 Government 8L Normal school. rates by day, week and month. of the Canadian Club. company manager and director in Augusta, James and Jonn. The foun­ It if' r yyu and your friends Bulmer, James Herbert (Winnipeg); der of the town was a public-spirited ta Investigate this. born, Cumberland, N. S., 1867; estate many companies. FIRST THING Taylcr, Plunket Bourchler (Ottawa) ; citizen, and gave to the city the Court VIEW AND BLANCHARD broker and company director. House square, the Wood market and THE GLOBB REALTY GO. Burgess. Rev. Edwin Marcus (Ktl- born! Kingston, Ont., 1883; manager of Northern Crown bank at Ottawa ; Gore park. Hamilton grew slowly but The first English observatory, an»! 122$ Douglas Street, donan, Man.); born. Little Harbor, surely, and In 1846 assumed the plctou. N. S., 1868; Presbyterian pas­ served in Northwest rebellion with still the greatest. Is that at Greenwich, Suites i to 7. McCallura Block. Ottawa sharpshooters. dignify of a city. It Is now a munici­ which was founded 238 years ago b Port Angeles The FAIRFIELD HOTEL tor and author. pality of nearly 100,006 people and one Phone 1612. Victoria. B. C. Madison, at Sixth. Chew, Thomas Edward Manley (Mid­ Walton, Geoffrey H. (Winnipeg); Charlee II. It was erected on the earn Railroag new under HATTIE born, Barnadoe, West Indies, 1678; of the principal manufacturing centres mit of Flamsteed Hill, so called 7 land, Ont.); born, Rugby, Ont., 1874; of the Dominion. Au industrial ex­ construe tie# Just out of the noise, duet and Liberal M. P. for East Slmcoe, 1908- estate and financial broker. honor of the first astronomer-roya smoke. Wood, Wentworth Fletcher (Kam­ position and a reunion of Hamilton John Flamsteed. The longitude of t; A Buy at once. It yon want to ~We cater for Victoria business.** 1911; lumber merchant with large In­ loops, B. C.>; born, Montreal. 1853; “ojd boys” will be tentures of centen­ English charts and -maps Is reckom < make money. Only desirable J. A. CAMERON. Mgr. terests in the west. nial week. Costlgan, John Thomas (Stettler, Journalist and jeweller in early life; from this , observatory, and th • properties handled. now sheriff of Yale. Although Hamilton was the real captain? of ships take their tin i founder of the town, there were a as given at 1 p. m. Longitude Is ah ■. number of settlers In the vicinity long reckoned from the meridians of Pari*, B. S. ODDY HOUSES before his arrival. Probably the fiffit SCRAP BOOK. Washington, etc., but the reckon in 1014 Broad St Pemberton Bib. was Richard Beasley, who carried on from the meridian of Greenwich I; a flourishing traffic with the Indians. Established IMS BUILT “Birmingham, of Canada, Celebrates most general. The first real observe - The Crown of Thorns. tory in the world was erected at AlCx • On Instalment Plan | Centennial.” What is declared to be the true andrla by Ptolemy Soter about 306 C. The first observatory in Enrol Hamilton, sixth in size among the crown of thorns consecrated by the was founded at Nuremberg In 1472 U cities of Canada and often called “the blood of Jesus is still in existence, ahd, D. H. BALE Birmingham of the Dominion." Invites to-day, as on the eleventh of August Bernard Walthec. Tycho Brahe’s col - R. B. PUNNETT Fairfield the world to be Its guest during, the of every year, the festival of the brated observatory -was built in 157 The French Royal Observatory r • I Sayward Mae* Contractor, Builder | week beginning to-day. The busy, Crown of Thorns will be observed in «si ta Paris was established in 1687, eigh ; Victoria. B.

IA BÀILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913 15 mmm AGREEMENTS OT SALE. FOR SALE—LOTS. BUSINF^S DIRECTORY HELP WANTED—-MALEr BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY — OFFICE MANAJ3BR WANTED-Large. AqracidimiTB Off BALE purchased. Ne AUQQU1TH BTREETf—Near Haultato, E8x PROFESSIONAL CAROS 116; $860 cash. Clarke Realty OS-, ÂDVCTTWEJrtlN-rs'^dar ttlelmari ADVLUTISEMENTB under this brad * reliable,reliable (realIreal estate companycomnany wants a delay to eomplettog ray . A D V BRTISEMKNTS under thin cent per wqrd per ineestion; S insertion., capable manager to take charge pf wen Best terms. Canada West Trust Co., 721 Yates street. Phone 47ïï Open even­ «nt per word per l—ertt—l.» • 8 cents pet- word; 6 cents per word per established ground floor office in Vic­ Ltd., Room 3, Winch Building, 946 Fort ings. ltd per ' I east, per word: 4 cents per wort per week; W cents per Hae perjnonth. No street. Une per month. * ' ■ U cei toria; exceptionally good proposition; SEE OUR WINDOW—It la changed every Week; M oeau per Mw per month. No advertissmeot 1er toss^tban * oentA No commission basis; smell capital re- ARCHITECTS. 3ft edverttE. neet for leek «km M cent. No advertisement ehgfged for less than It week and all new listings are shown. ekvertmwnent ekergrt for lore the» O- td. For particulars call International EXCHANGE Clarke Realty Co., 721 Yates street. Wnrit LODGES. rltles Company, Ltd., corner Broad Phone 471. Open evenings.a* Johnson streets. WILL EXCHANGE good land on Pender \X~aî£iâû5f BnSdto* BI.UE PRINTING AND MAPS. ______l»AWN-HdP. e Island for good* Ity lots. Apply Box A CORNER on Cook street, fine view, tot ELECTRIC BLUE AARONSON-B PAWNSHOP MS rMkâkM CONCERTINA Irptaper. Instrument»,thoroughly i <139, Times. 66x166; $1.100. easy terms. Clarke Realty jKflBB M. WABHBN. erejiltect. I Room XU Centra! from Breed street to MW Government IswF Hall,- Douglas. O. Dewar, R. t, jbwéÜM' w¥ '«ip ptagsr. ■ WANTED—Property to trade, either to- Co., 722 Yates street Phone 47L Open LS5g supplied. Blacks 848 Fort street evenings. •»* tral Building. Phene MU,____ drawing W4 CmnbrtdPk ------—— slde er outside. Call and me our large list of trades. The Victoria Syndicate WILSON A MILNER, rsftssyefflee supphoo. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. tecta. 221-2 Pemberton Block. Vtcieria, ______NOTARY PUBLIC.______Company, Rooms 408-464 Sayward Build­ UiÉfe|p____Tl - the seooat rad fourth WANTED—Reliable girl., not over li; THE BUSINESS MAN S ATTENTION- B O Phono IMA______NOTARY PUBLIC end eonvoyanoer. H. month hi U W.« Halt. J. W. ing.______;______&11 Bee. K. F. house work of small bungalow, help ÎRADES IN OAK BAY PROPERTY— WouM you buy a good. 6-room cottage HUBERT SAVAGE. A. R. map compilera and blue printer. Cky B. Meyemlth, 4M Union Benk Bids- au with children; wages «26. Phone L33S3.aU on .rent payments, paying down a *e*y H.rnee Bloc*. Feet elreet. Phone M2». maps kept up to data. Phone N4L Will ''take equity In good lots In trade small payment to show your good faith7 for any one of four fine houses In Oak C. ELWOOD WATKINS. «rohtteet PAINTINa WOMAN to care for two children In ex- ~ * ndtd opportunity, Call Mr. Cole to­ BUILDER» ANP CONTRACTORS. r. 8ew.ll. K of R. * B. B«» MA change for suite of furnished rooms, Bay, houses worth $8,950. See W. R. Rooms 1 end & Green R0OP8 PAINTED or tarred. light and telephone. Box 4000, Times. *12 Francis, at Wm. Dunford A Son, Ltd.. it. telephone 1887. - ‘ ^ all Breed end Trounce Aye. Phones «O» SMALL HOUSES BUILT, by day tabor roofs swept A. J. Davidge. Phone VICTORIA. NO. II. K. af P.. 311 Union Bank Bldg. all FOR SALE—New, T-room, modern bunga­ end LI** ! or contract Apply Ferris, 1714 First uam. * K of F. Hall. North Park ef’ WANTED—Cook and general help. 1* low, cement basement, oh 60x111 corner Street.______" Thursday. B. C. Kaufmen, : Stadecona Ave. *“ lot, Tolmle and Llpwood avenue; $4,6*, CHIROPODISTS. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. CARPENTER—Estimates on an kinds of PICTURE FRAMING. (l Box ISA $800 cash, balance arrangeu. See owner, SITUATIONS WANTED. next door east, or Phone 8341R2. , all UR AND ftRS. BARKER «reeoneMro. quick and good work PICTURE FRAMING - The beM and senger car In fine condition ; snap at podlsts. 14 yeers' prectleel experience. Phono Ml*. cheapest piece to got jour plotnaoo SITUATION WANTED by fourth class $1,50» cash. Phono 3217. al2 FOR BALE—A Jtlx roomed, new house, Ml Fort street turned la at the Victoria Art BmporlnPa engineer. Box 4100, Times Office. al4 best workmanship and arrangement of FRANK DAVISON, builder end carpen- A good selection ot moulding Fnltertim. Beey. Interior, Dutch kitchen, built-in Ironing CHIROPRACTOR.______ter. Housse bunt Plane end speelflee- Commercial work emeeM)* entered Mr. «36 FOR A PERMANENT SITUATION a* FOR SALE—UVE6TOCK. boat'd, buffet, beam celling, china tkme prepared. All kinds of repairs and in Wafers atr-et Phone LMH. grocery clerk or office clerk. Box 4062. closets veneered panelled walls, large |. P. TAYLOR. D. C.. 109 Onion Benk lobbing work neatly end promptly car­ meets on second Times. *12 ried out Cabinet work e specialty. P. at 8 o'clock In K. pedigree. Apply Box 4082, Times. all fireplace, furnace, cement floor In base­ Bldg. Phone 4641 PLUMBING AND HEATING. -•ordlaUy ment, sidewalks, and laundry trays, O. Box 14». Victoria. Shop end rert- street Visiting FURNISHED ROOMS. large lot, one half block from two ear CONSULTING ENGINEER. donee, south end of Admiral ■ road. VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.. 106» Pandora vlted. FURNISHED BEDROOMS tfflce Instead of the carrier, who pairs, etc., apply to J. W. Bolden, car- guaranteed. nace, on Fowl Bay road, near Arena. No. pontsr. 1818 Cook street, or Phono Ml Is liable to forget 23». Apply 1577 Ygle street, Oak Bay. CUSTOMS BROKERS. FOR GOOD RESULTS list your property t HOBDAY. F. R R-S. 1sn«scap« Y. W. C. A. TO RENT-Owner has tor rent Aug. 15th. architect end garden designer. Estates McTAVTFH BROS., customs broker». Ou* O. K Leighton. Campbell Bldg, 478 ACRES, Cowlchan Station, $56 per artistically laid out In town or country of town correspondence solicited FOR THE BENEFIT of young women t* a six-room house on good street between tes: Office. 1600; Rra. 2633. acre; Cordova Bay, lots close to beach, • Staff of skilled gardeners. Offlcea tU- Fort street Phone *18. or out of employment Rooms rad FOR BALE—ARTICLES. Oak Bay avenue and Fort; also, for sale LEAKY ROOFS repaired and guaranteed. from $7* up; Malahat Beach, about » «14 Jones Bnlldlng Fort street Phone board A^homs from home. 7* Courts- or to lease, an elegant, new, eight-room acres, cheap for cash. Randall, KCM ALFRED M. HOWELL, customs broker. IDHL lIxu » ...... ------house In Fairfield, near to sea, ready Tel. L481L Cook street Phone L1786. alt mil P. O. aog lBk forwarding and commission agent rough and 6--hed to eult.yoa. Aug. 16th. Apply Box 4617. Times. all JAMES SIMPSON. seedsman, florist real estate. Promts Block, IWSGovern- WINDOW CLEANING. REMOVAL NOTICE. and nurseryman. 811 Superior and is» ment Telephone 1881: Rra. Hist FOR RENT OR LBASB-Garage. room ATTENTION—to ensure thoroughness for 4 cere, or will build larger to Suit. MATERNITY NUR81NG HOME-Qutet. Oak Bav avenue. Phones L8964 and A end prom ntl tn de. Phone T.rito the letond WORKMAN. WORKMAN—Call at select and -comfortable. Terms moder­ L472* Now ready, holy hocks In 4 DYEING AND CLEANING. Apply 337 Quebec street. *u TWO-MILE CIRCLE—‘'Mount Royal.’1 , Window Cleaning Co.. 728 Princess Ave.. ate. Mrs. M. A. Impey, corner of Ad­ Blenklnsop road, near Quadra, residence, colors: luplwie. arbore»», aubretjas to THE -MODERN- — Cleaning, dyeing for window cl«**»»ng and lanttor work. TO RENT—One modern, 3-room suite. miral's road and Juno etreet. late of 1202 variety: gypsqpfcfla paniculate: galllar- preeatng. «wiring. Lhdiee; ftoe «grmeM Men's mot large, comfortable room», also bathroom Vancouver street. Phone 2Z71L2. of T. Boydell, Esq. Fine park, 6 1-4 dias: myosotis, and Iceland : all cleaning a specialty. ISO Oow DONT FORGET to Phene Ml James Bey 2$ cents. and pantry; gas range and blinds sup­ acres; new, modern, 10-room house, BOc. per dos. Garden work of all kinds m (opposite Rmpreee Theatre). Window Cleaning Co. Ketway. Mt plied, also heart and water; close to se* WANTED—HOUSES. stables, etc. ; 300 fruit trees, 16,*0 straw- . thoroughly done. Open evening». Coburg etreet. — and park; a snap at $35 per month. berry plants. Most magnificent scenery Apply the Unden Grocery. May street WANTED TO RENT—All your vacant around Victoria. Cash $2,500. balance LEGAL. B. C. STEAM DTE WORKB-The largest APARTMENTS F3R RENT. during five years. all - 'dog and rleaning works In the Prov­ samples and Linden avenue* **3 houses, cottages, flats or housekeeping APARTMENT SUITES for rent tonew dira stamps Submit apartments, furnished or unfurnished. BRxniHAW A RTAr-t>< price «L20. Apply owner, P. O. 1 TO RENTwFurntehed bungalow, « rooms CHEAP—6 acres, near Port Angeles; $376, Phon# B4T*. (about Sept. let). 1(26 Fort street (Oak WANTED—At snap price, one or two lots INTERNATIONAL BMPLOYMBNf lie. terms $66 cash. Box 3977, Times. s6 E. Mi-DONALD, masseur. Royal Swedish AGENCY, 14* Store street Phone 2684. LOST AND FOUND. Bay Junction). all In .Oak Bay or other residential district. movement: outside mss» by aimotot- Give full particulars as to position, price, ment 7* Tatra. Ol King's road. Phone L. N. WING ON. 2017 Douglas street STRAYED—From Highland District, dark ft motor launch, 4 h. power, met BAKERY TO RENT In Eaqulmalt. Apply NAVIGABLE WAY ER PROTECTION bay horse, three white sock», scarred Jones, photographer. Esquintait road, all terms, etc., In first letter. Box 4109, knees: last seen near Porter’s, Prospect duty Regal engine, Just overhauled, Times. al2 ACT. . ply A. R. Phillips, Dublin street, TO RENT-6 roomed, modern cottage, '» DONT LOSE YOUR HAIR—Take scalo FENCING. Lake road. 8. Gregory, Mlllstream P. treatments: the best system. Mile. O. »>• Tolmle avenue. ______rent reasonable. Apply 2422 Clark street, FOR SALE—LOTS. NOTICE Is hereby given that John Mus» corner Bay street. al2 Berge, specialist. UP Campbell Bldg. ESTIMATES FREE for wood and wire STRAYED—Thursday, from Oak Bay dis­ FOR SALE—Tent and fly. 16x24. A SNAP—Three lots to a corner, one grave, of the City of Victoria, British fencing, levelling and seeding lawns, Pearl street. STORE, suitable for carpenter shop, tin block from Douglas street car line, else Columbia, Is applying to His Excellency MRS EABSMAN. electric light baths. concreting In aU Its branches Apply *• trict. black Jersey cow. Reward. Tall thet Governor-General of Canada In Coun­ medical massage- 1008 Fort St. Phone Phono 3668X. •>» CHEAP—Quite new Foot's (New shop, etc.. Fowl Bay road, near Oak each 40x120; price $3,160. Apply Phone Ball. W8 Hillside Ave. Phone R3793. Bay avenue: $30 per month. Includes 1667. all cil for approval of the area plans, site and R1941. LOST—Camera, in baseball grounds, on ink, convenient for description of the works proposed to be FURNITURE MOVERS. or travelling. Apply Box 8212, phone. Apply to The Green Lumber A VISITORS, while here choose your future MUSIC. the 7th. Finder kindly notify 1040 Sutlej Furniture Oo.. 7$) Topaz avenue. all cor ‘ructed In ' ctorla Harbor. Victoria, street and receive reward. all Office. home site. Let that be In Cad boro Bay British Columbia, being land situate, lying JEEVES BROS. A LAMB TRANSFER— TO LET—Furnished, a 6 roomed cottage. district. See Henley subdivision before J. ARTHUR LAWRENCE. Professor of Padded vans for furniture and piano LOST—Relic, tie pin. plain silver setting. and being In the City of Victoria afore­ Music. Violin and Pianoforte, etc. StudlQ. moving, trucks for general trucking. slightly damaged, iuu c near centre of city and car lines. Apply deciding. All \ acre lots. All ground said, and kqpwn, numbered and described 1156 Chapman street, off Cook street. red stone; $5 reward. Return to 949 J. P. Walls, 616 Bastion St., Victoria. al2 floor prices, on easy terms. Autos at as Lot 665a and the easterly e!x feet ofl Office. 7* View St. phone 1687; rea.. pandora. ®1* baths for sale at from 110 to $16. Victoria. elO them, call at Rathie A Anderi TWO 4-ROOM COTTAGES to let. Apply your disposal. Benson & Winslow, 1202 Lot 666a. Victoria City, and has deposited 507 Gorge road, phone 1738L.______Douglas street all MANDOLIN, banjo and piano taught by LOST—From Albert Head camp, Irish Fowl Bay Rd., between Fort a Donegan, Head street# before 10 p. m. the site plAns of the proposed works and JBPSEN’S TRANSFER—We have np to- setter dog. answers name "Sport" Bay Ave. Phone F4898. 1 al2 description thereof with the Minister of Miss Lilian Wlnterburn. Phone L2714 date padded vane for furniture and HOMESEEKER8, why not save money *7 Quebec street. Anyone returning or notifying of his and build your own home? We have Public Works at Ottawa, and a duplicate piano moving; also express and trucks. whereabouts will be well rewarded. P. FOR LEASE—Small ranch, house, out­ several good lots In the beat districts thereof with the Registrar General of THE SUBURBAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC Telephone 1982. Residence. 949 Michigan. O. Box 264. Victoria. all buildings. Newcomb, Swan Lake. a23 going cheap, and can arrange building Tit! nt the Land Registry Office at the has been removed ta» these beautiful been in use about three weeks, at FOR RENT—Anything you want. Houses, to suit you on easy terms. Call In and City of Victoria, British Columbia and premises situated nt 1801 Richmond ave­ FLOOR OILS. LOST — On July 29. on Esquimau Rd., bargain. Victoria Feed Co.. 80T pocket book containing valuable papers. cottages or flats, furnished and unfur­ Bunnett & Co.. 829 Pemberton. that the matter will Le proceeded with at nue (between Oak Bay and Willows ear malt road. Phone TJW2. Bldg., Fort St. al5 the expiration of one month from the lines). Any Instrument Piano and IMPERIAL WAX1NE. Amberlne. FL Return to 507 Yates: rehrard. all nished. Prices to suit your purse. You OIL Lusterlne. Auto Polish. Imperial M. STERN, successor to W. can save time and get what Is wanted FOR SALE—Lot 3, block 2, Burnside Car- time of the first publication of this notice violin are specialties. Very moderate Waxlne Co.. Phone 1968. 928 Flsauard Bt Yates 8t. let floor, will w In the Canada Gazette. charges. Particulars on application to WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. by calling at 624 Sayward Bldg. Open line Heights, three minutes from car; highest cash price for ladles evenings till 9. Telephone 1897. William half equity buys. Apply Box 4131, Dated this 25th .'ay of June. 1913. the Principal. FISH. HYMON RASKIN pays full value for men's cast-off clothing or A. Cole, the rent man. * al3 JOHN MUfiGtfAVB. gentlemen’s discarded clothing. 619 Bay any description. Will call al Times. *13 By his solicitors, Robertson A Helsterman, OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. WM. J. WRIGLESWORTH, 1421 Broad street. all Phone No. 491>. TO RENT—Possession given at once; a A SPECIAL TO INVESTORS-Buy In 914 Fort street, Victoria, B. C. street. Large fresh salmon, Xc. each; well furnished, 12 roomed house, two A P BLYTH. the leading optldat 64$ M. STERN, successor to W Morris, ladles Highlands, Cadboro Bay. This charm­ Fcrt St. Over 28 years' experience, and also smoked flah In season. Phone Ml. bathrooms and toilets; rent $100 per ing property adjoins the well known and gentlemen, It will pay you to come ft. up. Jones. 1040 Rockland month; Carberry Gardens. Hlnkson NOTICE. 1 one of the beat equipped establishments upstairs, 609 Yates St., 1st floor, and Vancouver and Cook streets. Uplands. It has unsurpassed view of ------* are at your service. Make an appoint­ FURNITURE PACKING. Slddell & Son, 811 Jones Block. al2 Straits and mountains. I«ots are i acre. look at our uncalled-ror clothing. We FOR SALE—Field glasses, $4.60; t< ment to-day Phone 23M. FURNITURE PACKING - Furniture also have other articles of all kinds. FOR RENT—New, six roomed house, Good soil, no rock; 10 per cent, cash or 1 "Navigable Waters Protection Act.* ' scopes, 12.76: accordéon, $3 66: pr cash, balance three years. Remember NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SHORTHAND. packed for shipment. Carpets laid. A. Phone No. 4816. concrete stable, $25. 2672 Belmont Ave^ P. Cowan, 711 Fort St AM glasses. $12.76: concertina. $8.75; p that you are buying at ground floor GENOA BAY LUMBER COMPANY. WANTED—Highest cash price paid for plane, complete, $7.60: Stainer vlo prices, $860. See us to-day. Benson & LIMITED, with head office at the City of BHORTHANr — Royal Shorthand (PI? cast-off clothing, boots and shoes, cat? man's system olmpllfled); only three FURRIER. $9.75; bicycle cards, lie. Jacob Aar BEAUTIFUL, modern. eight roomed Winslow, 1202 Douglas street. *11 Victoria, In the Province of British Col­ pentere* tools, pistols, shotguns, trunks' son’s new and second-hand store, house, Moss street splendidly appointed umbia. Is applying to His Excellency the months' course. Typewriting school— FURRIER—Fred Foe ter. 1114 Government valises, etc. Phone or send a card and Johnson street, 6 doors below Gove with every convenience. telephone, THE CHEAPEST HOMESITE In the Touch method. Bookkeeping taught, elreet Phone 1517 we will call at any address. Jacob Fairfield, Moss street, between May and Governor-General of Canada in Council easy terms. Day and night classes. ment, Victoria. B. C. Phone 1747. flower garden, lawns, near car line, sea, for approval of the area plans, sit# and Aaronson’s new and second-hand storey etc., refinement; $46 monthly, or lease, Oxford streets, else 60x110; price $2,000, description of works proposed to be con­ Royal Stenographic Co., 408-409 Sayward JUNK. $72 Johnson street. 6 doors below Gov­ Immediately. E. 8. Harris, 224 Sayward terms easy. Phone 3987. \all Bldg. Phone MOL ernment. Victoria. ^ C. Phone 1747. structed In Unlôn Bay, Saanich Arm, JUNK WANTED, JUNK — Auto tires. Telephones 3613, 3382L. *12 MAKE VICTORIA YOUR FUTURE Vancouver Island, at the northeast cor­ SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 1011 Government brass, copper lead, barrels, sack», cast BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT—Four roomed cottage, rent HOME—Buy your home site In Cadboro ner of Lot Three (8), part of Section street, removed from 1109 Broad street. Iron. We pay absolutely the highest Bay district, the beauty spot. See our Eleven (H). Range L. W., North Saan­ Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping to Locke's butcher shop, $15, on Rutland street. Apply 16* Cham­ prices. It will pay you to sell to Vic­ PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS fra# to any part.of the city. bers street. *11 two choice subdivisions, known as ich, Province of British Columbia, ac-1 thoroughly taught B. A. Macmillan, toria Junk Agency. 1318 Wharf street "Highlands” and "Henley.” Good soil, cording to a map or plan on» file in the principal. Phone 1134- LOCATORS TO RENT—6-room house, near Hillside commanding view, full $ acre lots. Land Registry Office, at the said City of 91 down. II car, $20 month P O Box 844 all TAXIDERMISTS. LAUNDRY. The Largest Business Sellers on From $860. Autos leave dally. Benson Victoria, and there numbered 1019, and Vancouver Island. TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished 8 and * Winslow. 1202 Douglas street. all has deposited the area and site plans of WÏTkiThŸ a TOW. taxidermists, stioôra STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY, LTD.- ROOMS AND BOARD. 6-room houses, Bay street; reasonable. BENSON A WINSLOW, Cadboro Bay the proposed works >and a description sors to Fred Foster, The white laundry. We guarantee ftrst- m Yates Street Victoria. B.O. Phone *1* Apply 837 Bay street. all thereof with the Minister of PubMo and Broad streets. Phone I elaee work end prompt delivery. Phone specialists. Exclusive agents for the Works at Ottawa, and a duplicate there­ 1017. Ml View «treat line, room and board, or room only. 9 TO ftENT—Three houses, with 3, 4 and * well known subdivisions "Highlands” of with the Registrar General of Titles In TURKISH BATHS. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING BUSI­ rooms respectively, renting for $15, $20 and "Henley.” Our autos leave daily. the Land Registry Office in the City of NESSES FOR SALE—If you are looking BOARD AND ROOM-ffingle beds, 1 and $25, close to the city. Apply Phone Benson A Winslow, 1202 Douglas St. all LIVERY STABLES. lleh family. 840 Coburg St., James ] Victoria, British Columbia, and that the gy TTARY and strictly up-to-date in for any kind of business see us. Apart­ i 307. • FOR SALE—Choice building lot on Pem- matter of the said application will be every respect. Sulphur, soap lake and THE B. * K STABLES. 141 Fiaguard ment house, rooming house, hoarding berton road, close to Rockland avenue, sea salt baths. Swedish massage and street Phone Ml Livery, heck» and house, confectionery, cigar store, hotel TO RENT—Modern • roomed house, bath, proceeded with at the expiration of one ROOMS, with or without board, for one pantry, basement, on half-mile circle, ort with stable. Also lot on Transit road, month from the time ot the first publics- * chiropody a specie!ty. 6311 Yates street beard. Furniture moving a specialty. (license), restaurant grocery, hardware, close to sea and cars. Apply-F. H tlon of this Notice In the Canada Phone 1868. (Men only). general store. 618 Tates street > car line, just completely redecorated. $45 CAMERON A CAL WELL - Hack and able; cloei to. 796 Prli month; also to rent, 15-acre ranch, with Kidd, chartered accountant. Board of Gazette. • livery etableu Calls for hack, prompt, Douglas). Phone LI382. - 6 roomed house, on 5-mlle circle and Trade Bldg., City. *17 Dated this 16th day of June. A.D. 1911* BUSINESS DIRECTORY ly attended to day or night Telephone A ROOMING HOUSE of 1 rooms for sale, • near car, $40 month R. P. Clark, Brown BREAKWATER DISTRICT - Montreal Petitioner. I SSL Til Johnson street ell furnished; rent $25 a month; 1 min­ room and bçard, < 1 Block, Broad street. Phone 3244. all street In particular. Quotations from GENOA BAY LUMBER COMPANY,1 ADVERTISEMENTS under this head 1 utes from -Poet Office. Apply 716 owners or agents wanted; promptly. LIMITED. emt per a rd per Insertion ; 2 insertions, RICHARD BRAY. Livery, Heck end Broughton street. aM ROOMS, 1th or without board. STORE TO RENT, good location, mod- Boarding Btahlea Hecks en short 8 erate rent. Apply at Gillespie, Hart A please. Box 4124, Times.______al6 2 cents por word; 4 cents per word per notice, and tally-ho coach. 1 bone III FOR SALE—At a bargain, twelve-chair Park flt.v wee-*:; 60 cents per line per month. No h Todd, 711 Fort 8t aJO GLÂNFORD ORCHARD SUBDIVISION— NOTICE TO WATER COW 189 Johnson street. lunch counter and back stand; would Lots with fruit trees from $800, on easy advertisement for less than 10 cents. No make nice counter end back bar for good tioard, $6.60 per week and up. • TO REN T—Nicely located 8 roomed house, METAL WORK*. terms; only 10 minutes from City Hall advert! lent Margcd for less than *. country hotel. Inquire nt office of Bal­ I. A. Boarding House, Turner 8t„ R on car line; rent reasonable to a good by Victoria A Sidney Railway; have a Owing to the PACIFIC 8HKBT METAL WORKS- moral Hotel. Bay. [ tenant. Apply Phone F3028. JyS tf day’s outing on Sunday and Inspect use ot we ter. it has been I ART GLASS. Cornlco work, skylights, metal win­ BOARDING HOUSE, of » rooms, fur­ BOARD AND ROOM. 1011 McClure St i 0 OFFICE—One room office In Times these lots. Book to Red Barn Crossing. ta enforce the | dows, metal, elate and felt roofing, hot ' Building. Apply at Time* Office. ■ÜMÉla * 12 the Water — A. F." ROY’S art glass leaded lights for air furnaces, toetal callings. et& 18* nished. » now occupied, for sale on ROOM AND BOARD, |7; 16 minutes P. O. cherches, schools, public buildings, pri­ term» to suit. Apply Owner, Sidney 121 Mens les street HYACINTH AVE —Close to car, IlsIsS; vate dwellings. The only firm to Vic­ Tates street Phone IT» i LADIES’ TAILORING. Boarding House, Sidney, B. C. s3 THE BON ACCORD. 19666. $126 cash. Clarke Realty Co., 721 toria manufacturing steel cored **ad for MILL WOOD. ; LADIEd* SUITS, perfectly tailored. «22.60 Yates street. Phone 471. Open evenings. leaded lights. Plain and tuner glass First-class room and r» up; own materials made up from $16 sold. Works and studio, corner Dunedln CANADIAN PUGET SOUND mill wood ness, fully equipped with machinery, erate. Phone L28E7. gasoline pump, etc.; immediate posses­ - See our fall coats at $20. The Davison Walter st., oak bay-Oxii»: «mMlï gnd Sûmes streets, b^k of Douglas St and slabs. S3 double load, tl-60 stogie Co., 742 Fort street. Food Co. Phone 470. sion ; a snap If sold at once. Apply Box MONEY TO LOAN. cash. Clarke Realty Co., 7*1 Yates St. Fire Hall. Gorge road, HIIMb, !Buj*- toad. Mkb W« 8682, Times. ______all • side. Douglas street cars. Phone 69* MONEY TO LOAN-91,669 on improved PERSONAL. Phone 471. Open evenings.______PLASTERING. FOR SALE-As a going concern, the Cala- property. Apply Box 4129, Times. a!2 WANTED—The address of people suffer­ MARS STRBET-Oit Flnlegron^ a BRICK WORK. bash Cigar Store, Yates street. This 1s lots; $1,000 each. I cash. ... PLASTERING CONTRACTOR — Wm. a good chance to get Into business, as TO LOAN-96* on first mortgage, reve­ ing with rupture that wish relief and Hunter, plaaterlng contractor, 965 Cale- nue producing property. P T\ Blalkie, cure. Write 8pec.all»t, Box 1168. Vic­ Co.. 721 Yates st rest. Phone 471. LET US ESTIMATE your cement and Estimate» free. Phone the stock will be sold at a reasonable evenings. X a. B. C.. 1-i'y 2 brick work; prices and work are right figure. Apply Wilson Bro*. 601 Sayward Block. m29 tt toria. B. C. J. F. McNamara, 942 Pandora Ave. uni. ' r • V ÉËsïÉÊÉr i'MM $ m YICTQBIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST jL jgi8 KANSASWEATHER NOT" sèauently as a bartender In a down; j—------1------n RIVALRY RUNS HIGH TQ-0AY’S BASEBALL town^hotel. Correspondence with the JHW, GOODfORVEGETATiSN OEUULmKDMZ American authorities followed, after Ch.rg. of IhsswH by T.Hy-hs Owns, Against Employee of. Another I» * > -, •_ : y,, ‘v:,;,1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. the receipt of « photograph qf a man To Lecture on, Prophesy Lev,, -":VDisml»»id.y ' ; ** * ihtful Heat for Foot Week Broken At Plttsburgb— 1 wanted on-g~ Warrant for1 bringing a the Hebrew-Chrrt.t tan Bible roholmr. woman from Colbrddo to Montana.' He First game R. H. E. ho occupied the pulpit yeetrrd.y by t to 12 Degreee was ^Identified, and on Thursday he tlvalry amena the owners and Drop. Cincinnati .....i...... * • 1 consented to return voluntarily to the morning end evening et the Taber­ “spielers” of tally-ho vehicles at the Pittsburgh ...... 1 « 8 ACRE U&ttHl Statear after being confronted ferry , dock* runs very high, and is. re­ . Battertcp—Ames and Kllng, Clarks; nacle Bent 1st church, will deliver, a sponsible fofr a good deal of trouble to «as «City, ^ug. 11.—Light local, damnits and Olbron. with certified copies of the Indictments. _____ of 1 lecture*v - on “MeeUonle the police on traffic duty at that point,* showers which ' brought lltttê benefit Secretary Says ~ Mission to A deputy sheriff was waiting When Prophesy" every evening of ikla week l , Second game ^ R. H. 4 Japan Is Purely'One of ' thé véssel stopped at the Canadian Pa­ as well as furnishing a lot of grist”fol* to ~ vegetation, fell to-day In ; widely Cincinnati :...... 1 * LOTS cific pier In Seattle and he was ar­ at the same church, the police court mill. separated sections of Missouri, Kansas Pittsburg ...... * • ♦ f / , , - No sooner had tl^e difficulties ta Courtesy rested, the accused being now on his and Oklahoma. . ‘ Batteries—Suggs. Herbert and Kllng; way to Butte to stand trial. The. ex-. To Elect Officers—District Lodge the stands, of the horse-drawn and Blackburn, Adams and Olbron. motor-driven vehicles' been settled, Kansas ibt scarcely any rain save In pTanatlon he offered to local officers No. 1 I. O. O. T. meets this evening In 'AMERICAN LEAGUE. when confronted with the indictment» the Cloverdale lodgement at 6 86, when after several hours of the magistrate's the northwest .and southwest, and those places only local falls of from .01 to .8* ’ At BS«tOn— R- H. N General Felix Dias, special envoy of was that there > waà a cofiapiracy to the election and Installation of officers time had been taken up, than an al- ALTA VtSTA tercatlon between two ot the rivals inches. The chances for more rain Detroit -I..;...... • 44 J $880 EACH. ruin him. Mexico to Japan, and his party spent tot the next term wlll^be held. brought all thb chief actors back to over' Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma Boston ...... 2 * ■. $100, eaih,. bsianq* 1 4 brief hour and a « half In the city'this’ the court either as.parties or as wit- in the next 24 hours, the official, Batteries—Dauas and Btatehge; Leon­ and 1 yèara. WU1 afternoon, arriving on - the LM boat Men's Society * to Meet.—The next weather observer says,# were very ard and Carrlgan. _ have pàved réàd In meeting ot the Ohuroh of England To-day the magistrate heard the »uih t; - îîgi AL New York— _ R. H. tt front and Canadian .from Seattle, and leaving at 2.4$ pn the. LOCAL NEWS Men’s Society, Cathedral branch, will evidence offered for and against the The. past week of frightful beat, Bt. Louis ...... * * » Nol-thèiii R. R. im­ 'Vancouver boat for the^Terminal City, which every day has driven thé ther­ New York ;...... * * be held at I pi m. next Wednesday. In allegation that Allan CalwelL owner mediately behind. tp wait the departure of the Empress Pay at Car Doors.—The pay-as-you- mometer to maximums of M to 114 de­ Batteries—Leverens. Baumgardner Rich roll. Beautiful of Russia on Wednesday for *k“ the Cathedral schoolroom» of a-bis tally-ho., had assaulted . Gerald enter system was put Into effect all Letshman, chauffeur and “spieler!* for grees, was broken to-day by. a drop In and Ale sender; Caldwell and Sweeney. view. Orient. over the city afreet car lines to-day, temperature averaging from 6 to 12 At Philadelphia— R. H. H. The general, whose nationality Is W. J. Taylor's big motor sight-seeing which means that henceforth car Sketching Club.—Next Saturday at I degrees. Chicago ...... 6 8 » dearly marked In his appearance, car. The affair took place on Tuesday perrons] tickets and money will Ve the passen­ p. m- the Sketching chib le to meet at, Philadelphia i vt... • • » » STT'" speaks little English, and his secre­ last Jtilt after the arrival of the Van 1 Central Phone ger’s first consideration 'vhen stepping the end of the Fowl Bay 'car line and Batteries—Clcotte. Russell, ScotL tary, Senor • Romano, conducted the couver ferry, and as the, various men: LADYSMITH LOSES WELL Building up to beard any of the fFire. As an ex* follow the road to the shore. It I» were competing for fares. Bens and Bchalh;' Bush and Houck. brief conversation with the Times rep­ perimeht it wàs hrkiigXirated on the resentative. He said that although state that unless there Is a larger âv- LelshmaiVs story was that he was KNOWN MAN BY DROWNING Fort Street Hites only a few weeks ago. standing beside the car talking to two itiuch .had beeq made' of the trip from \ O O O . _ * * attendance the meetings Will be CORPORATION OF THE Us alleged political significance by the 1^“.^ Nanaimo. c“u*. FOR 8ALEt-LOT8. Building Permits.—Building permits discontinued, as with the present at­ 11—Thomas American newspapers tliey were mere­ McCoy, a well-known' resident of CITY OF VICTORIA i«RT ANOEtJKS^The ^.merWaii city «éen have been Issued' to Robert Cruise, M. tendance the gatherings are not con­ across the street. He asked the latter •pposlte. booming with IWt-and rail ly going to make a oourtesy call on P„ for a building on Bay street, cost­ sidered worth while. Ladysmith, was drowned here JPrirfay, developmenti; excellent lota. g)xl4-, $1®® the Mikado In the custom of att civil- see to go back and “rustle by his own rig. hie body being recovered at a late hour Carney tormina bar- ing $6,200; to the Bank of British POUND NOTICE. ized nations. The relations between Automobile Association.—To-mor- W:hen he turned to resume his tallf to Friday night, a short distance from ^glna. 2SH Graham at toe*. Victoria. »*» North- America for the new. branch-}» Mexico and Japan ought to be good, row at 8 p. m. the Victoria Automobile the ladies, Calwell struck him on the shore. bank on Menstes street, a frame build Notice la hereby - given that on - Thuca* . \ia”y*Ut1X' Cadboro Siy ;ro.d *rod and he hoped they would be bettered Association la to meet at the secre­ back of the neck, he said. He had been using a pair of water day rife T«h day of August. 1913 at tho ing. coating $1,600, and to Miss Alice This story was corroborated by W. by the visit which the general was tary's office. 'Central building. Wings, Which for some cause or another City Pound. 467 Garbally road, at the IT--' oar for $1.250. on very eq»y . making. He did not know how long Carr,,for an addition to her school on J. Taylor and Albert Crulckshanks. “r* ,. ^o‘ fu«he? particulars' Rhone St. Andrew's street, costing $1,000. ess had become disarranged,. from which hour of 12 o'clock noon. I shall seU by they would be in the island empire, The latter was on the other side of it is Inferred that the wings had slip-, Public Auction trie following a^lma!». W6 o o o w. C. T. U. Meeting.—The _ Francis vis:, I brown horse, white star on face, I the period being left to their Hosts. Wllllard W. C. T. U. I» to meet to­ Belleville street at the time, and when ped down on his body and, held nim >OR SALE—HOUSES. There arer nine members of-the party, New Offices Opened.—On August 1 asked to explain why he thought some­ white feet, lame on front leg; 1 brown new post offices were opened In the morrow at 1 at the residence of Mrs. under the water. mare, white star on face, lame on hind which includes Madame Diaz, who thing was going to happen, as he had The deceased was a native of Lan­ leg. marked Ol on right shoulder, unlee» pROFRHTï- OWNERS-Sow the Car­ province of British Columbia at East Wm. Mitchell, 8070 Washington Ave. nival Is over let's get down to • • • said, he replied “generally always arkshire, Scotland, 25 yearF old, and Is the said animals *be redeemed and tne Arrow- park, with two services weekly, We want a few genuine snaps In house Welsh Meeting.—The Cymrodorion something does happen when the r«r survived by his mother and a brother, pound chargee paid at. or before, the time property, as we have client* who are and at Nahwlttl. with services twice spectlve crews get to talking." both of’whom reside In Ladysmith. 0t F. CLOUGH. waiting for suitable offers. Snapa also every month! Two offices have been Society Is to meet Thursday at 8 p. m. The defendant stated that he was Pound-Keeper. wanted In vacant lots. It you mean closed since July 1, and the matte* at Foresters’ hall. business, come and talk it ovec Na­ on the dock side of the street to get Victoria, B. C., Arigust 2nd. 191$. tional Realty Co.. 1222 Government 8t sent through them Is being sent one of his tally-hos started off and was SAN FRANCISCO SALOONS Open evenings 7.80- to 3.3C o ilocK. -ao through new offices opened earlier in Cheeley Picnic —At the Gorge next Wednesday afternoon a picnic is to be talking to the two ladies mentioned CLOSE NOW AT 2 A. M. To the holders of the A*BNAP In ÔaiTBay. clos? to car; a new the year. Money order offices have when Leishman “ran up like an In­ 4-room bungalow, cement floor ana been opened at Turgoose. Fort Fraser, held by former residents of Chesley. Bruce county, Ontario. It is expected dian." and said ‘Don't t*ke this tally- wash tuba. etc., open fireplace and pip^ Heffley Creek and Soda Creek. San Francisco. Aug. 11.—San Francisco’s Ten-Year Six Pér Cent. tor fttrnac*; $5,95u\ . anti, and $25 per that all former Chealey people now' ho; It tips over.' I put out three fing­ o ô o saloons closed at 2 o'clock this morning, Convertible Income Gold Bonds. month. Grubb & Letts, 206 Central living In Victoria will attend. Supper Making Tour.—H. E. Beasley, super­ ers to push him away." marking the first time that the traffic has Coupon No. 4. due September !. 1913, on Bldg ______is to be served at 6. Earl Nicholson and E. Spllker bore 1250 CA8H. balance as rent, buys a pretty intendent of the Esquimau & Nanaimo been Interfered with by statute. your bonds, will be payable on that date, little r. noorpeil bungalow, only 1} miles . out this version of the affair by their at the office of Empire Trust Company, railway, and R. M. Marpole, western Seamen’s Institute.—The Ladles’ It lw Illegal in California now "to sell, 66 Cedar street. New York City, upon sur­ from tlie City Hail and few minutes I executive superintendent of the C. P. testimony. May. Tlsseman & Gemmell, guild of the Seamen’s Institute is to Magistrate Jay said It was an un­ give or deliver to any person Intoxicating render only of Coupons Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4. from car. R., left this morning on a tour of in R. H. EGGLESTON. Treasurer. 730 Fort. meet to-morrow at 11 a. m. at the Em­ fortunate thing that these rival cars liquor between the hours of 2 o’clock and apectlon by special train to Cowlqhan could not get along together. While o’clock a. m.” The law went Into ef­ FOR SALE—ACREAGE. lake. It Ts stated the two railroad men press hotel drawing room. there might have been a trivial assault fect last night at midnight. little I are desirous of looking over the head­ a CHOICE 10-acre, ready-made, 3 Change the Date —The Daughters of It was nothing to bother the court with An effort to keep open after 2 o'clock farm, good size house and buildings; all way being made by the lumber com­ England have decided to discontinue and the case would be dismissed. was contemplated by proprietors of cer­ stock, including horse, buggy. 2 . n co panies who have entered into agree­ cows. M0 laying hens. 2»; cmckens, In­ their meetings on the second Wednes­ tain downtown cabarets, but this was ments with the railway, the Empire cubators. eta; furniture and dairy re­ | I day of the month, and will meet on checked sharply by police order. quisites; splendid stovk-d garden, large Lumber Company being the latest firm WANTED the fourth Wednesday only, in the fruit and field potato crop; -price I8.60J. to establish Itself on the lake. The a cash, balance 4 years. A. Cosh, Happy Victoria Lumber Company of Che- Moosg hall. JAPANESE WINS FIRST Valley, Victoria. B. C.; «18 Fort street. oity.______816 inainus Is already a running concern The Names and and has started logging. The latter com­ DEFICIT TO BE MET TENNIS TOURNEY HEAT A GENUINE BARGAIN—Cedar Hill road, j J. ghallcros*. president of the Board 16 acres, about 5 acres rocky land. i> pany has an agreement with.the rail­ of Trade, and Mrs. Shallcross. left yester­ ' Addresses of all acres irt good h-arlng orchard, cherries, road to ship a certain number pf cars Chairman of Carnival Committee day for a two months’ visit to England Seattle, Wash.. Aug. 11.—Ten matches apples and. peaches. 200 holly trees bal­ outward every day, which hAs not gone Speaks of Expenses of Features were decided before noon to-day in ance all good land, on Si-mile circle, the Washington state champion tour­ owner offers this at purchase price two GENERAL FELIX DIAZ. into effect as yet for Festival Week. Archbishop Casey, of Vancouver arrived BUND PEOPLE years ago, $13.500; one-third cash, bal­ O O o In the city this morning to be the guest nament on the courts of the Seattle ance 1 and 2 years. This Is at least of Bishop McDonald for a tew days. Ac­ tennis club, with the following re­ In or Near by This Municipality Drowned While Bathing.—A sad ac­ The committee has found itself companied by J. D. O’Connell he motored $1,500 under value. Wm. Dun ford Ac speaks some English, and Senorita cident. the exact particulars of which called upon to find $3,500 more than sult.; Son. Ltd., 311 Union Bank Bldg______ala to Albemi to-day. ^ Sighted persons knowing Maria Obrgeon. They decline to dis­ will probably never come to light, oc­ was anticipated as the cost, and this Paschal won from Butcher-KIrchen, FOR SALE Oil Tit A DE—Mil acres first- cuss the possibility of any arrange­ curred recently at Queen Charlotte will make a deficit." aald Alderman 6-1, 8-6. 6-8. of such addresses will class land near Edmonton, 43 acres in Mias Dorothy Davis, who has run confer a favor by com- ments Intervening to cancel the pro­ city, resulting In the death of Miss Cuthbert, chairman of the citizens' very successful tea-shop at Cordova Bay Wada won from Johnson, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. crop. g«»od big house and outbuildings, 'v muntcatlng the same to with two wells; prie? $L*X\ There is a posed trip, although the secretary Holl'ngsworth, at the time living with committee, when summing up the Car­ for the past two months, la opening a Schwelnberd won from Hurd, 6-4, 7-6. mortgage ot $1.750 on property bearing guardedly said that they would sail branch business at Malahat Beach at the B. C. Lee defeated C. Kelleher, 6-0. us. ' her sister, Mrs. F. D. Rice, whose hus- nival. end of the week, and Is leaving* to take only 5 per cent. Interest Owner, P. O. “If circumstances did not Intervene." “The naval and military tournament 6-8. Box wn. or 2655 Rosebeny Ave„ city, alb band Is surveying In the vicinity of personal charge of the tearooms there. Address— The secretary explained that two Tale! river. Miss Hollingsworth went fell down at the last moment, costing R. Williams defeated F. Q. Stafford, suites of rooms had been engaged at 6-0. 7-6. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY out bathing alone; someone heard her u*#11.600. and forcing the aviation en­ MAKES GREAT SWIM. the Vancouver hotel, ao they were call, but when help arrived she was gagement to fill In, an arrangement -Anderson won from Brown, 6-1. 6-0. FOR RENT—4 roomed house. $16 month, Dix defeated Oalnea by default and Dominion Tactile Press obliged to leave Victoria In a hurried not to be seen. It Is not known what made only on July 25. We spent near­ and furniture for 8A1*- l24 Rendall St., Ne» York, Au*. IL—Edward James Bay. manner. happened, but Is assumed that she may ly $2.000 In the entertainment of the Kllnker was victorious over Preeton Publishers ot Much interest attaches to this trip have had cramp or got beyond her staffs of H. M. 8. New Zealand and U. Snyder, 88 years old. Sunday swam 16 by the same route. HOT WANTED to help in bakehouse. FREE Bosks and Magazines for the Apply Maywood Bakery. »13 of Diaa to Japan, because of the criti­ depth. She was highly esteeiped and 8. Weet Virginia. We look to the mllea from We.t Twentieth street, Onney Island, to Brooklyn Bridge, In THOUSANDS LOST IN FLOODS. FOR BALE—Furniture for 3 rooms, com- cal relations between Mexico and the leaves a large circle of friends. The three hundred persons and firms who BLIND six hours and forty-live minutes. His plete, new and reasonable. 214 Kingston United .States, and because of the In­ funeral took place on July 31 at Queen have not contributed to help us In 275 Deleware Avenue street Janies Bay. ______*13 timate relations between Mexico and making up the lose which we expect. feat Is without parallel In the annals Calcutta. Aug. 11.—Thousands of Charlotte City, a profusion of beauti­ TORONTO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS—LunT Japan. ful flowers and wreaths covering the It is not to be anticipated that the of sport as no boy of his age has ever lives are believed to have been lost swam a distance approaching her and canvas for sale on “Burnt General Dias told the American In­ casket, and a great number of people same set of citizens can again ,gtve of when the embankments of Damoda Area." Practically giving it away. Must terviewers that his trip Is solely one their time to organise a movement last­ length he traversed. river near Burdwan. collapsed Sunday, be cleared in 48 hours. Apply to 632 attending the services. Changing the English over-hand Yates street. a11 for pleasure, but the diplomats and the ing over eleven months, but If the clti flooding the country for miles. Many general public do not take much stock sens, who must be the final Judges, stroke to the breast stroke, and from villages were swept away and thou­ ftl Die Nil Springs Hotel TO RENT—Corner Cook and Flsguard that to the crawl, the lad did not streets, store with seven roomed house in that theory, especially because the wish the carnival to become a fixture, sands of families are homeless and In the Heart of the Olymplee attached; good for any business: good candidate for the presidency of Mexico OBITUARY RECORD they must enable the committee to .how the slightest sign of fatigue. without food. There Is six feet of wa terms to right party. Apply 1064 FIs- Is to be accompanied by two distin­ make such arrangements that It can be He left the water apparently ter In Burdwan and railway service to For descriptive literature, ad­ guard street, two doors below.aU guished Japanese diplomats. carried on under less difficult condi­ fresh as when he entered It. Calcutta is stopped. dress the Manager. Sol Duo. MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgage at 1 tions than the events of last week. We Clallam County. Washington. current rates. Gillespie. Hart & Todd. GOES TO STANdTrIAL The funeral of little May Proue, the have met criticism and have done the There are forty-eight different kinds of Ltd.. 711 Fort street. alS SEATTLE EXPERIENCES HEAT. four-months’ old daughter of Mr. and best which was possible with the house fly known and classified. flSTEN—The market op-ns on Thursday Mrs. George Proue, of 1238 Walnut next. Come and see the People’s Poultry Man Who Arrived in March Taken to money available. The American visi­ street, took place from the Hanna- tors say we gave as much entertain­ Seattle, Aug. 11.—The temperature Produce men. Prices suit all; lowest In Butte, Montana, on White the city. ______a13 Thomson parlors at 2.30 to-day, Rev. ment as is afforded across the line for Sunday came within two-tenths of a Slava Charge! FOUND—Black spaniel bitch, young, bald Gilbert Cook officiating. $80,000. degree of reaching the year's record, spot on neck, found Saturday on Cook ‘The committee will meet shortly, to set Aug. 1. Yesterday the mercury An alleged white slave case, which II street. Apply 607 Cook street, or Phone The death occurred yesterday at the close up the books, but will mean­ rose in the bulb to 87.6, while on Aug. dates back to indictments filed ir. residence of her son-in-law, P. Ferris, while, as a necessary preliminary, get It touched the 88 degree mark. The Ml BOARD AND BOOM for two young men. Butte, Montana, and which came Into 1336 George street, of Emily Ellen In the accounts which are outstanding. minimum temperature yesterday was 1726 Davie street. Phone 4199R. a23 the local arena with the appearance of LATCH street. The deceased, who had lived Our limited finances forced up to do 58 degrees. On Aug. 1 It was 60. The A CLASSICAL BICYCLE SNAP-I will a passenger on the 8. 8. Umatilla In here for some time, was 77 years of everything on the cheapest possible record hot day In Seattle's history »ell my $60 wheel, practically new. for March last, will reach Its final stage age. The funeral will take place from lines, and we had much work done was Junf 8, 1901, with 96 degrees. $25 esab. or $lf. down and $15 In thirty this week In a trial in Butte. It has t day». Act quickly. First come will b) the B. C. Funeral Parlors to-morrow voluntarily which is paid for else­ been quietly completed In Victoria In flrat served. Can b- seen at thé Grotto morning at 10 o'clock. where. The citizens should remember DEATH OF MRS. RAY. Cigar Stand, opposite .Sayward Build- the last few months without any one this fact." In*. save the Immigration men learning The death occurred yesterday even Alderman Cuthbert said that thanks Lift the latch (the receiver) on your TO RENT—Cheaply, for short term, two of it. ing at the Jubilee Hospital after a long should especially be given to those who Nanaimo. Aug. 11.—The death oc roomed place. Apply owner quickly The Inspectors who met the Uma filled offices on the committee, those curred on Saturday night of Mrs. Fred telephone door and at once you step over the 1461 Flnlayeon. clfr- Illness, of Charles Thomas Dayktn. The tllla noticed during March a case of a deceased, who- was 28 years of age. was who worked on the various committees Ray, wife of Fred Ray, a well-known TO LET—Three furnished rooms, with or well-spoken man of agreeable appear­ chauffeur of this city. Uremic potion threshhold of distance and greet your friend without hoard; phone and bath. 1038 a native of Harrow Weald, Middlesex, and those of the public who lent as­ Oliphant avenue, off Cook street. al6 ance, about whom there was something England, and the elder son of W. P. sistance. Ing was the cause of death, Mrs. Ray or business associate in any of several which they suspected. Having noth­ being found unconscious on the floor FOUND-lsady^ hat. Phone 1822. alS Daykln, late of Carmanah lighthouse. ing concrete against him, however, he The deceased, who had lived In Canada PICKPOCKETS HELD. of her home by neighbors at 9 o'clock, hundred Cities and Towns reached by this I .GST—Eastman fohllng pocket kodak, on death occurring two hours later. The bluff In Beacon Hill park. Saturday. was allowed to land. He worked sub- for thirty years, and for the past ten Return to 2562 Blanchard street. Re­ months in Victoria, spent a great deal Two Suspects Here Frem Acreee the deceased was 86 years old and la sur Cpmpany’s service. ward. •« of his life at Carmanah and In the Line Are In Custody as Vagrants. vtved by her husband and two chit BÜÏLDERS AND CONTRACTORS—Lum­ Queen Charlotte Islands. He has alsb dren. a boy and girl. The parents of » How simple and easy it is! ber and canvas for sale on “Burnt TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY followed the occupation of miner for In the police court dock this morning the deceased reside at Todd Inlet. Area.’’ Practically giving It away. Must WANTBD-To exchange, have a pretty be cleared In 48 hours. Apply to 682 some time, in which he was highly sue4- were two men from the other side And yet how effective and businesslike! Yates street. v aI1 little 6 roomed house. car ceseful. The funeral win take place at the line who have police records over ORE DOCK STRIKE ENDS. IN TOWN—Furnished three-room cottage, 2.36 to-morrow afternoon from the B. there. These were Frank Taylor, By telephone you may save possibly a C. Funeral parlors, Rev. Gilbert Cook colored man, and Frank Deyot, near Parliament Buildings. $28; garden, C'ruâTrô fob'll, Duluth, Minn., Aug. 11-—“The strike all conveniences. Apply 615 Elliott St smooth-looking young white. long, and tiresome trip. You may save the officiating. Is over," said President W. A. Me ______aU BtnLDER* aWD CONTRAOTORB-Lum The pair came under the eyeâ of De Gonagle, of the Mleabe road this noon. FOR SALE?—3 C. H. I. contracts. A bar and canvas for sale on -Burnt The funeral of the late Mrs. Nell Mc- tective Murray on Saturday by reason labor and expense of traveling. You may Area* Practically *lvln* It way. Must Work at the ore dock assumed almost months paid In; will sell, no bonus. Kechnle, of 2$37 Shelboume street, of their suspicions actions among the hours. Apply to normal conditions when 188 of tint avoid unnecessary waits, delays and pos­ 413?, Times.______be cleared In 41 crowda leaving or getting on street Yates street. took place at 2.80 this afternoon from strikers returned to work. The day FOR fcXCHANGEEXCHANGE—160 acres of B. the Sands-Fulton parlors, Rev. Her- cars. The younger one was just about fruit land to exchange for a live gro­ BORN. shift amounts to 800 men. sible disappointment. You may save prac­ cery business. Apply Box 4141, Times. mon Carson officiating. There was to put his hand in the pocket of a pas­ ANDERSON—On Sunday. August M, to senger getting on a car when the car tically all of the valuable time that might all Mr. and Mrs. James A. Anderson, large attendance of the deceased lady’i moved off before he could accomplish SERGT. HIRTLE KILLED. FOUBfD—Charm, initial» A. J. R. Owner Stanley roau, a son. friends, and the following acted as pall have been wasted but for the telephone. - can have same by applying 1$H Quadra DIED. bearers: Messrs. A. Kidd, D. Fergu- his purpose and so constitute a charge street.______all DAYKIN—On the 10th Inst., at Jubilee m, E. Higgs and M. Brown. against them. Halifax, N. S., Aug. 11.—Sergt. WANTED—By young married couple, Hospital. Charles Thomas Dsykln, They were at once arrested Russell Hlrtle, Royal Canadian Churl Whenever you want to reach any one, 6 roomed. furnished house. Box 4167, oldest son of Mr. Wm. P. Day kin, late The funeral of Earl Raven, the 10- charges of vagrancy, however, and son Artillery, was Instantly killed Tie any time, why not use the quickest and of Carmanah llghthoujw, aged W J9nT*- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. this pleaded not guilty to-day. Re York redoubt this morning. He was FrËSH EGGS—The Mecca Grill can Bom at Harrow Weald, Middlesex, mands were granted at the request of in charge of a party moving a how most economical route t handle the output of one or two poultry Raven, of Strawberry Vale, will take farms, and will receive quotations for Th.“‘iuner«l will take place from the place to-morrow afternoon at 130 from Chief Langley, as the police are making User at the pier to a tighter when the regèlgr delivery, as they only use new chapel of the B. C. Funeral Co. T»4 the Sands-Fulton parlors, Rev. C Inquiries about them. They will breach lock broke and Sergt. Hlrtle laid, eggs. a!6 Broughton street, on Tuesday August 12, brought up again on Wednesday. was struck by the gun, which knocked JUST LIFT THE LATCH- -THEN TELE at 2 30 where service will be held. Inter­ Crowston, of Vancouver, to officiate. Wanted—Young girl, tor contractor’s ment In Rose Bay cemetery, Victoria, Thomas Elwood, on remand « him oft the pier to the rocks some office; Underwood typewriter. Apply In PHONE B. C. The death occurred on Thursday vagrancy charge, was again remanded twenty-five feet below. He fractured own handwriting, stating salary and his skull. He worn thirty years old and giving qualifications. Box 8727, Times. STREET—At the residence of her son-ln night last in the Chinese hospital of until to-morrow, It being understood all law O. Ferris. 1336 George street, Chuh Wah Quock, a waiter by occupa that he Is willing to leave the city at leaves a widow and two children. He Emily Ellen Street, aged 77 years. once. He has done time both here and was prominent In. baseball and hockey HÔÎ hi ...... if! MHm-nhifirï » rnaarttui ■ ,i, Via. —X. 77Z* i>a), ni -i a.___ '-'.I * ft,.. , -AprWW#r.M..ft. A*..WÏ: IJFtds 1 ; : ' ■ (!■ '1Ü. a-. K Feadhes, ’crate • îftAîiRtv!)....A5i.a 1M” Vegetables. Cabbage, lb...... F. fsoNwm Onions. 7 Jbe. for ...... 25 For Artistic Homes Potatoes. Island, sack ...... 1-68 Carrots ...... 04 SEE OUR ARCHITECTS STOCK AND BON*) BROKERS. Turnip* ...... J..*;..;...... A4 uBeets 04 102-106 Pemberton Building. ICor. Fort and Broad Streets Fens 06 BUTLER & HARRISON FUNDS INVESTED FOR CLIENTS. F$ah. Salmon. Red Spring, lb...... 15 Other Red Salmon ...... 10Cay ward Ruli'mf Orders Executed on all Exchangee on Commission. Salmon, White Spring, lb...... 10 Phones 1C30 Halil ut, per lb...... 10 •"d fj ust Private Wires to Vaneo^tir, Winnipeg, Toronto, Monb'eaL Cod, per lb...... *...... 10 Central Building G Real Estate) Timber and Insurance. MAKKET ADVANCES LOCAL PRICE CHANGES Herring, H»...... 10 PhwMm Haddl*. )W...... JS mSaters. lb...... —...... J21 Shrimps Omported). Ik ...... » TO-DAY INSIGNIFICANT cm be, I for ...ViT.:....;?...... 25 VIGOROUSLY TO-DAY Crabe (ImportedI. It...... ^ Ufc Salmon Relive, lb...... 41 Flounders, lb...... M Capital, all paid up. soi.., ib...... , ...... 10 HUW.IW. Kip pars* lb, ...... »...... THE BIB GROWTH Strength - of Canadian Pacific Inquiry More Pronounced In in­ Salt Mackerel, lb. .. BANK OF Reserve, Smelts, lb...... Victoria^ Stock SM.MO.OOÛ. Haddlo Fillets ...... ündlv._jd Profits. . Hon. Buying for European ternational Coal and Black­ HM.8UK i. . ■ Account bird Mining WHGM.MA1.N MARKET. OF CANADA’S TRADE MONTREAL Contingent Account Hr.ported Apples ...... Exchange Established JStV Bananas ...... Board Room 2. Pemberton Blk. Beets, per sack . Vlctorln, Aug. 11.—The local marl first Quarterly Period of Fis­ Rt Hon. Lord Btrathcona aedMeoat Royal. Q.C.M O, and O C.V.O., Hon. wk* f - ‘ - - T* Bbages. per Ib. . , ^...JPreeWwit ■ ' rw York, An* . lli—The market Insignificant in action thu morn-' Cheese, September delivery 47t* cal Year Shows 10 Per Dally Session 10.30 a.m. i . Rlc^and B- Angp*. President ted aimlessly back and forth untrljiRg.and apart frdm specialties showed Cbeatnu latter end of thé session. wheii |uiti4i' change in* quotations. Enquiry iHiwE______For list of members apply to the H. V. Meredith. Vine-President and General Manager. tljq latter end Grapefruit, per box ...... 6.50 Cent. Increase ■AVINOS DEPARTMENT I2j CONNECTION WITH EVERY BRANCH. wtis more pronounced in Internationa! Peanut*, 'casted ...... 10 Secretary, P. -O. Box ML under the leadership of Steel, which Parsley, per do* ...... 40 Interest allowed an Deposits at highest Current Rates. gained three- points, prices throughout Coal and Blackbird Syndicate, arid Shrimp* (alive), per lb...... 46 Travellers* cheques Issued U> any part of the world. , Turnons ...... 9.00® 9.50 the list advanced vigorously, and closed otters in these two issues were relative­ Walnuts, per' lb...... J...... 20# 42 The total Lade of Canada no far is practically at top. Strength of C. P. R- ly! higher. Others of the list that de­ Oranges (new Valencia) ...... 5.600 6.00 about 10 per cent, ahead of Its record J. S. C. FRASER. Manager, Victoria Thrnips. per sack ...... C...... 1.75 was a conspicuous feature, and the noted Arming tendencies were B. C. bpytng attributed to European account Turpi pa (whUe) ...... 2-68 of last year. During the month of Packers, Granby and Canada Consoli­ Westham Island Potatoes, ton ...... 12.00 June last the aggregate trade of^Can- kies reckoned very -hotlstactory from îvoda! potatoes (new), per ton ...... 26 06 a sentiment viewpoint. dated, these being influenced" by pro­ Local Carrots ...... 1...... 2.00 ada. Including coin, bullion and foreign Speak to Whilst the short element, werv to­ nounced strength m outside markets to Hothouso Cucumbers, per dss. .. 1.00© 1.25 merchandise handled was $93,SUM62, as day, and have been for some Utpe the Cauliflower, per doz...... 1.90 which there Is more snap to trading Eggs (local) ....*...... 48© .37 against $86.767,685 In June, 1912. Tbe mainstay of the current advance than is the case locally. Kansas Fresh Eggs ...... 29 Increase is $7,v 43,267, or S per cent. For movement, the fact that outside ,ep- • Bid. Asked. Lard ...... 13$© 441 the three months ending June 8$ the MUiry .is more manifest, taken together I laddies, per Tb...... J6 Albion Trust Co., com...... 106.00 * .. Halibut (local, smoked), per Ib...... 15 total trade of all sorts was $268,130,864, the Prairies wSth, tbf Improving tenor of feeling Balfour Patents, pref. :...... 51 as against $237,212,771 In the first quar­ Bfiacf - - ~ Kinpere ...... m prevailing throughout financial realms, ickbird Syndicate ...... 150.00 Oltry, dns...... 1.25 ter of 1912-13, the increase being $20,- there Is provided more Qf an Initiative U- C. Ufo With the return of fine weather Garlic. Ioohv...... *...... *» 918,075, or 8.8 per cent. tii constructive operations. —* - - Garlic, string...... m...... 12* and the advept of that time of B. C. Packers’ com...... 125.00 158.00 New Zealand Onions ...... 3.25 Deducting coin, bullion and foreign the year when the Prairie Farm­ 111*11 l»W. BM. l*. C. Kefinfng Co...... 45 Green Onions ...... 40 goods, the aggregate trace in imports ... 72$ 71* 72* er naturally allows hfe mind to Amal. Copper ...... » B. C. Copper Co...... $.»> Radishes ...... 23 entered for consumption in Canada and Amn. Beet Sugar ...... 27 & 37 Crow’s Neet Coal ...... Local Rhubarb ...... M|© .03 picture a cl Infate like that of Ann. Can...... s...... 341 34 C. N. P. Fisheries ...... Tbmatoes (local), per lb...... 15© ,17|domestic g ods exported was $91,576,43* Victoria and Vancouver Island, Amn. Car. A Foundry .. «tii 364 46) Càn. P. 8. Lumber Co...... Wanatchee Apricots, per crate.. Mb© 1.25 for June, and $250,479,846 for the three the time Is ripe for you to reap Amn. Locomotive ...... 33 ; S3A Can. Cons. S. A R...... 68.00 Mums ...... > ...... 1.50© 2.00 months, as against $82,834,080 and .. 0*5} 65 tX the benefits of that favorable at­ Ami. Smelting ...... Coronation Gold ...... 76 £eachee ...... 1.25© 1.60 $229,242,321 respectively in 1912. The Anaconda ...... w?-, toi toi Dominion Trust Co...... 100.00 New Apple» ...... 2.$ tention by talking to him per­ Atchison ...... 97 5 961 « G. W. Perm. Ixxm...... Pears, boxes ...... 3.50 Ih creases are $8,737,361, or I0H per sonally about the merits of the §3S FORT STREET Reel Ert.te D.p.rtm.nt PHONE 2446 B. K. T...... 9» &> 8» Granby ...... 61.09 Raspberries per lb...... m cent., for June* and $21,257,525 or Realty Propositions you have C. I*. R...... a»: 2164 219 International Coal & Coke .. .345 Logan Berries, per Tb...... 10 .. .'.64 554 561 rather over 9 per vent, for the three listed. He may come here. He Authorised Capital, $1,000,006 C. & O...... Lucjty Jim Zinc ...... 0: New Blackberries, per crate ...... 2.50 months’ period. C-, at. A St. P...... I09J iue ll»< McGlllivray Coal ...... 13 Crab-apples, per half box ...... 1.25 may go to California. According Calif. Petro: ...... 181 17* 181 Nugget Gold ...... Caaaba Melons, do*...... 4.00 The moot noteworthy increa e is In to the local news of the Prairie Alvn von Alvonsleben. W. V. Coons, Mng. Dir. Cdlo. Fuel A Iron .. 32 314 32) Portland Canal ...... 03 New California Malaga Grape# ...... 3.25 exports. Donut 4c goods exported in Villages and wayside Hamlets, a Erie ...... 291 28: 20) Pacific Ix>an ...... 25.00 Thomson’s Seedless Grapes ...... 3.0$ June amounted to $33,619.426, as Do., 1st pref...... 474 4C 4«4 Rambler Cariboo ...... 30 Rose Peru Black Grapes ...... 3.25 majority of them are going south. G. N.. pref...... 124 128 124; Red Cliff ...... Green Corn, per do*...... 40 against $29,246,7 • in June, 1912; the NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Illinois Cent...... lôtii 106 106 Standard Lead...... 85 Increase is $>.372,666, or 11 per cent. TO ATTRACT ATTENTION iter-Metro...... Itifi 16* 164 Snowstorm ...... 25 For the three months, exports of/this LONELY MAN’S END. THIS WAY. Do., pref...... till tiOi cm Stewart M. A D...... 26 class were $83,520,276, as against $76,- Lriilgh Valley ...... 1515 IMS IMS Slovan Star ...... 25 .60 We can supply you with the 226,776 in April. May and June of 1912, Hex. Petro...... ,...... 67.) 56 b«8 8. 8. Island Creamery ...... 7.50 Lost on the Alps, the Awful Solitude names and addresses of thou­ New Haven ...... 99' «6 Stewart Land ...... 2.09 the Increase l elng $7,353,600, or about sands of the most well-to-do Better a . .1272 127 12-4 Drives Him to Suicide. M . at. P. * S. 8. M ... Victoria Phoenix Brewing.... 11*00 9V4 per cent. For June, 1813, and Jun.>, farmers In Manitoba, Saskatche­ M. . K. A T...... 235 23 2.»; Unlisted. Mp. Pacific ...... 33) 321 33 1912, the principal heads of the e: . orts wan. and Alberta. We can write Nat. Biscuit ...... 120 119* 1»»* Ainerk'an Marconi ...... 3.56 One of the most pathetic tragedies you a personal letter that will at­ Nev. Cons...... lti) ltii B. C. Coal A Oil ...... In Alpine annals is that of the suicide 1912. 5-Acre Tract 104 Canadian Marconi ...... 2.50 19V tract attention. We can do the N. Y. C...... 995 994 of a Vienna coffee-house keeper named Agriculture ... .$15,492,137 Si 1.454,678 N. & W...... lOti) 1M ltob Canadian Northwest Oil ...... 00j whole work for you at short no­ Pennsylvania ...... 11351 113 Ï13Î1 Can. West Trust ...... Kumposcht, whose body was found re­ Forest ...... 4,323,636 4,605,519 tice. WE GUARANTEE RE­ Pressed Steel Car ...... 24 ! 24) 24f Capital Furniture Co...... 2.00 cently In the Styrlan Alps. Mine ...... 4,721,73! 4,428,705 LIABILITY OF OUR LISTS. Hep. Iron A Steel ...... 25 24* 24* can. Pac. Oil ...... 64 Kumposcht and a friend named Wer­ Animals and AM. Your Own .. U) Glacier Creek ...... to .66 Ask for our solicitor to call. Rock Island ...... IV! IK Kootenay Gold ...... 05 ner climbed the Grat Buckstetn. Dur­ their produce. 3,600,300 3.811,463 Do., pref...... ■■ 294 294 IK Phone 3233 will get him. 8. P...... 924 914 92 North Short Ironworks...... 35 ing the descent bad weather set In and Manufactures .. 3.863,35F 3,617,442 Sou. Railway ...... r 241? 3»1 Bakeries, Ltd...... 11.6» they lost their way. Finally they got Fisheries ...... 1 600,801 1,327,674 Tenn. Copper...... 315 to) 31 % % % Into a rocky gorge, where Kumposcht Than the ..15*| There was r n 1 crease of four mil­ IT. P...... ■a C. P. R. DIVIDENDS. broke down. Both spent the night in The HutcharmCe. Ui 8. Rubber...... toi 004 a small grotto. Kumposcht was so ex­ lions In agricultural products alon.-. V. S. Steel ...... •* 61? «5 Montreal. Aug. 11.—At the Canadian Pa­ For the three months' period the prin­ w\ 108,’, IN hausted next morning that Werner was 418-419-420 Central Building. UtahCoppêr 11*. cific Railway directors’ meeting to-day cipal Increases are: Agriculture, $3,- Finest Rented .. H 48* 60$ the ordinary dividend of If per cent, out forced to leave him. with nearly The only Recognised Advertising Wabash ...... 6 ♦4 44 963,484; manufactmes, $2,133,956; fish­ of railway earnings nnd j of 1 per cent, week’s provisions, promising to send a Agency on Vancouver IslanA • Do., pref...... HJ 14 lti from return on land Comox ...... *...... 40 On The Top Floor Sept...... Putter. Rolf Spring ...... 45 You’ve wanted to be independent—this is Dec...... Lord, per Ih...... » May ...... Cowlchan Butter ...... 56 Pork- HEN the ground floe or is not available a “ single belt " type YOUR opportunity to do so. . 20.62 20.87 20.25 2Û-87 Pastry Floura It 12 Seal of Alberta, per bbl...... 1J6 "basement is used as a re­ of elevator may be had with an May. Mrtffet’s Rest, per sack ...... 1.86 I erd — W ceiving room, store room independent motor. The prevail­ Bapt. ;...... 11.» 11.12 11.17 Moffet’s Best, per bbl...... 1.36 Et'ori Rlh»— Western Canada Flour Mllla . ii . ■ ing low rates for electric power Jjept ...... 11.00 10.92 11.42 Purtty, per sack ...... 1-» , impossible to avoid confusion and make this type of elevator moat Purity, per bbl...... I.» % ' % % attractive and economical. NEW SOUTH WALES ISSUE. Hungarian Floor. ; consequent delay in tiSsg orders. I»ndon, Aug. 11,—Only 31 per cent, of Royal Household, per sack ...... <•. l-$6 ! The logical place for the receiving For those who do not require, or the New South Wales £1..>95,000 4 per cent, Royal Household, per bbl...... 7.50 ’room, in a factory or wire- cannot use, a belted elevator we legue have been taken tip by the- nubile, Robin Hood, per sack ...... 1.90 Robin Hood, per bbl, ...... Î.B9 house, is the top floor. Here recommend our latest improved 69 per cent, having been left with the Hungarian. Royal Standard, per eac.k. 1.16 underwriters. Hungarian Royal Standard, per bbl. 1.» , bulky caser may be unpacked Hand Power Freight Elevator, Penman Process Fjvo Roses, per beck ...... 1. 1-90 97^0970755 equipped with our Improved Steel MONTREAL OTCCKtt. Five Rosen, per bbl...... 7-56 and their contents rushed Seal of Alberta, per sack ...... 1.99 to the store loom, or Roller Bearings, Montreal. Aug. 11.—With the exception Snowflake ner *ftrh ...... 1.» of Crown Reserve, which was heavily Snowflake, per bbl...... -...... TJ* direct to the proper Otis Fensom ;£ “tf'it .traded in, and Brasilian, which scored a Wild Rose, per sack ...... L73 department, leaving raise, there was tittle doing In tlie market Drifted Snow, per sack ...... 1.* Letters this rriomlng. C. F.R, sold at 217 fo 2IQ, the packing cases ee 1-’ R !•: I OH T boo and without Rolled Oats. 7-11». sack...... 960 .# Cement 32, Crown Reserve 220 to 211. Illi­ Rolled Oals. 2*-1h. sack ...... 166 oiling Are an exact facsimile of the BEST nois ». Power 261. Rights 9 to 8*, Spanish Rolled Oats. 4A-1h. rack ...... 1.90 the top floor and re- ELEVATORS River 2*3 to 26. Brasilian 91i to 90*. Lanc- Rolled Oats. 80-Ib. sack ...... I» serving the grand 1 ’ ' i, Our booklet, "Freight typewriting, Ask for a quotation. erttide Ml, Rights 13*. . , Oiatroea?. WM*-. sack ...... _•*$ Elevators and Their, Uses," will 1, % % % Obtineal. K6-1K rack ;...... 9-13 floor and basement for showing METAL MARKEtS. Rolled Wheat. 10 lhe...... « goods and ihspriag orders. id you all about ah elevator de­ O’*eked^WheaL 16 lbs...... v... JB New York, Aug. II.—Copper steady ; TThent *inkes. per picket ...... ; .flf|4$-.,.$5 An Obs-Feaaom Freight Elevator signed |o meet your individual Penman by NAME standard er#t* and August, 814.50 to 814-75; Whop W l'en I Floor. 16 The...... TI>. . .45 September, $14.76 to 815 75; October. $16.3» Graham Floor.,16 lbs...... 60 makes all floors as readily accessible needs. Penman^ to 815.IÔ; electrolytic, 815.75 to $16; lake, Ovaham Floor. B0 The. ,...... >.Un*^. 1-79 as the ground floor, Jt saver money, $16.10; casting. $15.50 to $15.62. Tin firm; Feed. Write for it to-day. Don't put ; Spot, $41.99 to $42.37; August; $41.» tb‘ $42.26; by reducing the time and labor re­ September and October. $41.62 to $41.87. Wheat, thicken feed, per ton ;. 85.-)0-»50.67 it ot until' toother time. Just Wheat, per lb...... jgaSnlS1 quired ÙT LandEng raw materials Antimony, Cookson’g, $8,40 to $8.60. Iron rit right down and 611 out this cou­ steady; No- 1 Northern. $16.10 ip $16 26; and a—irfsrfrrl gouda G make» f Cruahod OiitB Ï.Ï.Ï.V..XXX!‘!X 32.06036 W ADVERTISEMENT WRITER •„ No. 2 Northern, $T5.50 to $15.75; No. 1 Eastern Washington Hay. ton.25.00027.00 possible the use of your regular line' pon NOW, while the thought ri;, Southern. $15.35 to $15.55; No. 1 Southern PUBLICITY ADVISER * B. C* Hmy (baled), per ton...... N.00Qda.ro shaft power, or if line than power fresh in your mind. • soft. $15.26 to $15.50. • Straw, per ton ...... fir22 London market closed as follows; Cop­ Middlings, per ton ...... per firm; spot, £68 17s. 6d.; futures. £68 Bran, per ton ...... 16k. 3d. Tin firm; spot, £189 17*. 6d.; Ground feed, per ten ...... JJ-JJ 0382OTIS-FENSOM ELEVATOR CO.,LIMITED - / ' • / ljufbfeff, £1*9 7s. 6d. Iron, Cleveland war­ Shorts, per ton ...... S.9* In connection with Wilson Art Studio ranta, 54s. 10*d. Poultry. Traders Bank Building, Toronto •’.I % % % Ducks, per Ib...... NEW YORK COTTON. Chickens, roasters ...... -» 309 Hibben-Bone Block Phone 3412 Chickens, broilers ...... 35 (By F. W. "Stevernir. & Co.l Chickens, friers ...... New York, Aug. 11. Fowl ...... » COUPON Op?n. High. Low. Close. FYl.L Send me your Booklet “A* 17 Jan...... 10.96 10.96 10.83 10.«-r Freight Elevator*. We Draw -March ...... 11.64 11.04 10.98 IC.W-vZ Plume...... -iZi May ...... 11.65 11.05 l.-.to 11.63-wi Str:. ..-berries ...... 1« Aug...... ti-65 H® 11.60 11.61-63 Cherries, Ib...... 15 Maps and Plans, Bird’s-Eye Nv—„ fleet...... lî.» il.» il.» ji.M-r» Bananas, dos...... 39 Oct ...... 11.86 11.D6 10.58 ll.W-04 Grapefruit per doe...... *...... B0O 1-60 Dee...... il.w 11.06 10.94 io.W-9» I a-mo ne, dos...... 46 Buildings, and supply Cuts and Electros Oranges, doz...... 400 6U Apples, per box ...... 2.25 Baby Car Bpaeialiste, 768 Fort ÈfL *' Raspberries ...... 1$ === ■ ■ 18 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1618 Ha

■W- »« Hindus passed In friendly group, MANY WITNESSED am one the throng, while little gloeey- See Our halred and satin-coated ladle, from $5.00 for Men the land of the Celestials rnljigU'd with Here’s a Shoe tor you at a popular price. First quality sole ATTRACTED CROWDS their Occidental neighbor. A German Fruit Show gentleman waa heard addressing some and upper stock, welted ; all leathers; in high or low shoe sweet nothing, to hi. fair companion, If you like good things to eat. _ . ..i-. , . : I,,, , „ land being apprised in the lingua of bis Such luscious beauty would stylee, Per pair ...... - - -r—.■ ------yt.en tempt the most capricious appe­ fine Exhibition at Beacon HMI; Historic Costumes and Modern ,a*h*rlani1 that hi. commente tite. If you want something Nanaimo Teams Made Ex­ deretood by the eavesdropper he turn­ that tastes good for breakfast Hoboes Seen Together; Mer­ ed with an Impulsiveness quite uncx- for lunch, for dinner, our truite cellant Showing riment Was General peoted and seized the stranger's hand will fill the bill. They are good MUTR1E & SON In friendly grasp, so great was his joy for the sick and twice as good at meeting one who spoke the beloved for the well. Have some and U09 Douglas Street, Sayward Building. Phone 9604 “Deutech,” _ At the competition held by the 8L I TLj fancy drees carnival, which took At lOfSS the multitude who attended Jqhn Ambulance Association on Sat-1 place as the closing feature of the past tbe band concert at Beacon Hill park UmIo.P m* D.A IT III — — * am . ^ I ------* i « - 1 bu.fl llliflPfl tlluir OD.Illirol urday at Beacon Hill park, one of the week's carnival, was ths occasion Joined their carnival-making brothers and sisters DixiJI. Ross & Company concluding features of the carnival,' the meeuna together of the biggest etreet. anT'the ,aw„.in Governmentof th™ Flags! Flags!! Flags!!! competitors from Nanaimo In first aid crowd»d of the week. At 8 o’clock the pres, hot* were transformed i to a Tela 60, 81, 6S. Liquor Department Telephone 53 to the Injured took thé màJorUy of the massed bands of the city opened »! Hampstead Heath of holiday-maker» prises. Two teams were sent by the concert at Beacon Hill park, which] w,*h the surplus which overflowed We have a large list of the best Scotch all-wool was attended by an enormous crowd, j from the roadway. Among the massed up-lslanders, one under the supervision bunting Flags of various nationalities. this being succeeded by a fireworks bands who gave a short concert at the of Thomas McGuckle, superintendent display which lasted for about half Causeway were the Eighty-Eighth Nothing richer for decollating' than a good Flag, and of the Western Fuel Company, and the an hour, and for which the majority Fusiliers, the Elks band from Poirt- “ Universal ” Knife Cleaner it will last a l<*ng time. other an Independent team from the remalned. Both these features were ^"d, the. Cadets, and the Japanese same place. In the opeij competition excellent, but the greatest Interest of band which was recently organized In for bringing in an Injured mai on a the evening centred In the paradé of th2;c,ty* Many a housewife motor cars and people in fancy dress Festivities were kept up until a lat> stretcher. In the courte of which has looked in vain j through the city streets. Ibour* and probably reached the ver. Peter McQuade & Son hurdles had to be su mounted, the Na­ The procésslon commenced at Yateii °* tbe,r energies about half an for a small, con­ Cstablt*sd 1868. Fhone 41 1241 Wharf Stfaal naimo miners ran the Victoria | police, street, almost every minute of Its pro- h®tir nefofe midnight, although it was venient machine to •Mp Chandler», Marino Agents, Hardware Merchants, Mill, Mining, Lsf • grese being marked by the addition of unUI the bl* city clock soi nded who finally won the event, very dose, new numbers to its ranks. So dense , that anything like quiet reigned replace the awkward gtng, Fisherman's. Engineer’s Supplies, Wholesale and Retail. and the Judges fer a moment' felt that was the crowd which pressed Its way]1,1 ^"•"■fceets. the outcome would be In favor ! of the knife boards, bath along the pavement to follow the The BmPress hotel presented an un- forfrter. , course of the costumed attraction that “"nal scehe of merriment. Pandemon- bricks and other de­ the police at Fort, Humboldt and Yates j Prevailed for a time, and dlatract- The proceedings opened at 2.80 with streete had some difficulty In making! Walter» took orde-s for things which vices. SUGAR - SUGAR - SUGAR an address by Alderman Cuthbert, who way for motor cars to pass through!fotmd difficulty in finding china Just to hand, one carload of White Granulated Sugar, the boat sugar made some apropos remarks and re­ Into Government street, the number of for, The 8*111-room was the scene of cane. ferred also to the success of the carnival, The “UNIVER­ machines which entered the long de- aiV,fipromptu dance, and the guests 30 lbs. for...... 91.26 60 lbs. for ..TIu...... $8.00 the one lamentable feature of which, he —- 1 enjoyed a glorious hour of fun SAL” Knife Cleaner 100 lbs. for ...... ?...... $5.75 said, had been the untimely déath of file of automobiles In the procession , J.,yer * Sionous hour of fun and Aviator Bryant. swelling the number until they werq "”® **tore quiet finally prevailed. does the work in Tel «1S. SYLVESTER FEED CO. 705 Tates tiL The scene wae very pretty all the I numerous that the last car met the «I The finale “ofI ,nethe carnivalCarnival was a lûdle. con,«û„,”n*ï Œ.;.w„û ""t car almoM half way along It. ^ oraZzed° roXT*'" *2 one-fourth the ttma wearing white dream, with the red «mme. jand_as an organized festival surpassed does It easily with­ out soiling your About a score of small rabies Studded I n‘v*' had gone prepared to share I fw “bsence* even afthTvTro hVh.X Auction Sale the open area, at which the firs.-aid I «*• »"<> the generous pelting] ,„e tventn*8 cele^Hona Tf an£thl£ handa KENNEDY TAKES SINGLE approaching rowdyism, and the people spectators watched the prooecdmü I «uk* mutual. Paper spools and trum-1 îhta tot*' “* *° 1,6 C°m" Drake Hardware Co. Limited Edwards & Fuller SCULL CHAMPIONSHIP with great Interest. , >. Pels formed the favorite means of] 8611 1418 Douglas St Phone 11 The events ran very closely in sev-1 communication between the funmak- eral Instances. In one event held for I epe< the men who solemnly walk-1 Have been Instructed by the owner to lactés alone a tie was the result of th4 I ed up and down the shore-line of hu-| THE sell by James Bay Crew Successful in competition, the Judges, Major Mon-1 maBIty which marked the boundary crlèff. of this city, and Major McTav* I'*"****« street and pavement, selling Fours; Portland Wins lsli.: M. D., of Vancouver, deciding that reel* of Breen and pink paper ribbon, IIOHON DIRECTORY Public Auction thé two winning teams should compete I * brtBk business as the fun waxed] (Published Annually) EDWIN FRAMPTOI The whole of the Doubles again for first place. . mow furious, and nre soon dlaburd-lEnablM tr,a.r, ,hro„,hout lhe World to McGregor Block (first floor.) The Exchange An Interesting little ceremony took ened of their wares. The fifteen cent] communicate direct with English Place In connection with the -compctl-. store, which was besieged with anxl- Cor. View and Broad. Phone 838. 716 Fort Street Household Furniture tlon when Dr. Donald, who has done! oue w®uld-be purchasers of the badge 1 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS Thé international regatta held at the so much in promoting interest -In the] of the hour, had to send away hun-|,n eacb daas of goods. Besides being a $175 Cash—$800 snap for a lot 66x and Effects Inner harbor on Saturday was a fitting 8t. John. Ambulance Association work j dreds of disappointed people owing 5uk,e to London and conclusion to the water events of car­ ______harln, .old out their entire .took of “* *UbUrb*- the dlrec">r1' 120, Just off Cook street Inside WANTED Of a Residence at In the province was presented by Major 010 PANDORA STREET nival week. The visitors, while taking McTàvîsh, on behalf of the ladles of I confettl and paper streamers quite! EXPORT MERCHANTS city. High and nicely treed. 1 h.p. Gilson (or other good) Balance monthly. the honors in the doubles, had to give Dr. bonald’s classes, with a gold- eàrty ,n the evening. Trumpets, with the Goods they ship, and the Colonial ON t, •eeond place to the James Bay men $75 Cash—In same locality as above. Engine and pump for forcing mounted pen. Dr. Donald acknowl- I whh-ligigs, croakers and hoarse-voicedIand Foreign Markets they supply; tn the fours and In the single scull Some good lots, only $675. These water up to tank 300 ft, lift 80 ft «‘ffged the gift with thanks, saying rooMer whistles were all popular In»- htpamuhyp timm Wednesday, August 13 championships. are great bargains. that anything he had done had been ■t.niments. and In xigllant hands served L1NK8 Unfortunately on account of the mile entirely through his sympathy and In- n*anfdUy in adding to the general up- JiTiaa*rn4Un2ri.n?»?„rorj!Lto wh,®b ***£ $100 Cash—Price $600. Balance AT 8 O’CLOCK course from Coffin Island lying across tenu» for tha work *k-s .. I roar. Sailings; * tne epprosrtmat» monthly: good high lots, near Comprising a very handsome Old Ma­ tereat for the work, and. that It had FOR EXCHANGE the path of the steamers at a time Jackson avenue. Swan Lake. hogany Grandfather's Clock. In perfect given him genuine pleasure to give In­ There was an unusually fine showing „«.«**«**..______Beautiful horse, 8 yrs„ very condition; one handsome Jacobean when the waters were particularly struction in the subject. of costumes, and every Individual in PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES $100 Cash—Hampton Road lot only quiet; used to cars and motors; busy with craft of all sizes going to the fancy-dress procession elicited ad-If* leading Manufacturers, Merchants, eta, block from carline, $860. Also Sideboard In black oak. 1 very FINE Hon. Dr. Young, w'ho was tÿ have new phaeton, rubber tires, Eng­ MASON A RI8CH WALNUT CASED witness the departure of H. M. 8. New been present, was unable at the last »irln?h.T'Te,U tr°m I**' °"lb0ker* ofrth,ClUn'lted m'nrîom. lndU,trlal good building lots at Marigold lish Warners; 2 new saddles Zealand, the clerk of the course had station, from $660. Cash only $100. PIANO, 1 handsome Drawingroom moment to attend, end Major McTavlsh who lined the pavement. A trio of (gent’s and ladles'). Whole out­ Suite in walnut, comprising 2 chairs, 1 busy time, and events were delayed gave a brief address In hfe stead. The youttg people dressed in Van Dyke of#,U,MVurre.llt ed,tlon w,n *>« costumes looked much too fine for PoetS Me/foŸaOe.Pald* °n rece,pt of EXCHANGES fit cost $400. Will trade and pay settee. 1 arm chair and 1 rocker; 1 very and competitors handicapped. Some board of school trustees waa represent­ 50 Acres, Shawnlgan, with farm difference fqr good Ford car. handsome Hall Stand and Settee, 1 Oak of the events were spoiled by erratic ed by Chairman Jay and Trustee Jenk­ their' environment, and should at least house and stable, to exchange for Hall Table, 1 Antique Mahogany Round steering. Tuck’s crew In the final of ins. while Mrs. McMIcklng, Mrs.______Hasell, have found a mounted__ cavalier______forLj*ialer8 saak,n« Agencies can advaeMse good city property to $8000. Table, 1 line, large Mirror, In gold the club fours were altogether wide of Mrs. Home and other members of thé I escort. In sharp contrast, but not]tisemente^from^ 1 °r £1, lar,er adver" frame. Chippendale design; 1 hand­ the goal before the race had been two- local chapters, represented the Daugh- without a certain tattered dignity, was 5 Acres and 10-aère blocks at Cob­ thirds over. ble Hill, from $100 per acre. some Dining Table, 1 handsome Side­ ters of the Empire. Rev. E. O. Miller, | the ragged and be-patched hobo who] W. N. Kennedy won the singles from TIE L0HD0I DIRECTORY CO., LTD. Small cash payment board, 6 Dining Chairs, 1 Rocking w'ho I» secretary of the provincial carried his little bundle of worldly T. DesBrleay after a good race, the B Abchurch Lane. London. E. C. 6-Seated 80 h.p. Car, In fine run­ Chair, 1 Walnut Easy Chair, uphol­ branch of the St. John Ambulance As­ possessions in time-honored fashion at contest between the ex-Paciflc coast ning order. Exchange for city stered in tapestry; 1 handsome Bed sociation was also present, and Miss the end of a stick. Then came the champion and the veteran from Nelson lot to $860. Clear deed. Lounge, 1 Nugget Range with piping Crease represented the Local Council of smart belle of the early Georgian days, complete, practically new; 1 Kitchen being the moat eagerly watched event Women. An excellent musical pro­ something of an anachronism for all $36 Par Month—Nice 8-roomed of the afternoon, while the final of the house with one acre, junction of Cabinet, with drawers and cupboard; 1 gramme waa provided by the Cadet her finery, when, with a manly rush fours enabled the James Bay crew to band. Cook and Quadra: lovely lawn Meat Safe, 3 full-slsed Bedsteads, with she boarded a passing motor car, and Maynard & Sons mattresses, pillows and bed linen; 1 nose out Portland by a length and The results: the ample-bosAmed negroes, who roll­ and garden. half. Portland, with Havely ai AUOTIONRKRS Single Bedstead, with spring and wool Ladles' Competition, First Aid. — ed a mischievous eye at all and sun­ mattresses; 8 Dressing Tablés, with Newell, beat Nelson, with Des Bris&y dry. possessed an even deeper yçlcé and Patterson, In the doubles In Team» of two ladies, walk to the In­ mirrors; 8 Was ha tends, 1 handsome jured person, attend to Injury (ths na­ than tradition has credited her kind Ivory Curios Government Sale of Overmantel, 1 Dressing Cheat, with keen race. with. { Messrs, Edwards A Fuller | The officials were: Commodore. J. ture of the Injury to be written on a long mirror and writing desk, together •Up attached to patient), carry -back Few of the parader» passed singly, Beautiful Chinese carving op with 1 Brussels and other Carpets 'aind Arbuthnot; Judges, A. Pool, J. H. t method tôlTher* were man>' couples arm in arm, Austin, F. W. Thomas and A. J. Dal- patient by two-handed sc genuine Ivory, quaint designs In AUCTIONEERS Rugs; Curtains and Blinds, Pictures, judge, ahswer questions on • qass; 1, 1 others, of a more convivial bearing card oases and picture frames, HlgWnSi Cattli all the Kitchen Utensils. Lawn Mower laln; umpire, W. H. Wilkerson; Have been Instructed by the o Mrs. Thomas and Mlaa Huxtable' , usually, making a Jovial trio or quar- or balls within balls—all hand- Under instruction, from the Live and Garden Tools, etc. Also 1 FRENCH ■tarter, D. O’Sullivan; clerks of coursa, who Is leaving for England, to sell by Mies------Whltton- and Mlaa Muaro. — *tette of dlagulsee The “bold. •—* carved. stock Commissioner of the Department BILLIARD TABLE, EXCEEDING1Y A. J. Kirkpatrick. C. E. St raker. C. public Auction at Miner»’ Competltnon.-Teama of four knl,ht’" wlth ,hlnln« breast plate and of Agriculture, we will sell at the FINE, WITH HEAVY INLAY; 4 Ivory Dumbleton, C. Kennedy, J. C. Bridg­ Picture Frames ...... $4.00 men. with conditions much the urne halbert- w“> distinguishable among Card Cases, from .. .v... $3.00 263 BEACHWOOD AVENUE, ■XHIBITION GROUNDS balls, cues, cue* rack and scoring board. man; announcer, W. H. Davies; sec tn® "me|the many, the trail maiden who clung I rotary, Harry Skuce. v aa first event, with the exception that Balls Within Balls, from $5.00 4 Fowl Bay, One Oil Painting on canvas by Pen­ despairingly to hie arm, warning verily J Accompanying are the results; stretchers are used; !, J, W. Jenson. Take one home with you as a an. 8. B. Bradshaw, Wm. Near, and C. to seek his protection from the mob. [ To-morrow Further particulars may be obtained Championship doubles — First hqatL An angular New England farmer, with | souvenir of the Carnival. Portland, J. Havely, stroke, and F. R. Baraby; 2, B. Fulton, Matthew Ouln- To-morrow 1 p.m. from the Auctioneers. nlae, T. Pierson and R. W. Marion. the straggling pointed beard so familiar Newell, bow. beat James Bay. H. Sin­ Ir. the portraits of Uncle Sam, me-1 at 2 o’clock Civilians, First Aid, Men. Teems nf 1 uul-ro own, 1*1*7- 50 HIGH-GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS EDWARDS A FULLER. clair, stroke, and H. Bendrodt, bow. two men each, run rixty yerdetop^ MÜÏÏÜ2Î “on* ln iel,urel1' ch<>- yi'ake Fowl Bay car to Lilian Road). 20 YEARLING HEIFERS Phone 2149. 1119 Fort Street. Heat two: Nelson, T. DesBrleay, Kwsig Tai Ybrd J9» All his tient, attend to injury carry hack to ,D* l*cpy or *°me more Palatable sub-. These are all imported and A-l cat­ stroke, and O. Patterson, bow, beat Judge by two-handed^seat’method*nnd ' ' 8a"y ln a lunbonnet’ P»-| 1122 Government Street. tle. Catalogues and further particu­ Vancouver. T. Harrison, stroke, and answer questions on Isumably his wife, being found some I [Household Furniture lars can be had from A. C. Black, bow. Final: Portland Dallaln and Brown. Victoria- t <,l,taBce back v,n’ busily engaged In Messrs. Stewart Williams & Co. beat Nelson two lengths. Time, 5.13. McNeil and Hamilton. ^ ufPardon,bl8 reference. Championship fours.—First heat; Messrs. Brough and Carruthers. Na- „ ^ of ,her p'r*>nftl appear- and Effects MAYNARD A SONS • Auctioneers Duly Instructed by Mrs. Goodman, Portland, Hansen. Bates. Wyld. and nalmo.naimo. ' Na |anco. Some charming facea, no further ^Consisting of very fine walnut cased Myers, beat Vancouver, Bird, Chaffey, W1U Sell at Her Residence Home Nursing Competition. Ladles.— disguised than by the little black I piano, by M. Mlttag, Berlin; handsome Ker and Murray.' Second béât: James masques which covered the region of | Flat Ho. 1, 503 Montreal Street pZrortUm O) a -nu*ard|thelr eyes, mulled dak lounge, upholstered In leather; Bay, F. C. Belson, A. L. C. Chalk, W. cloth’ linseed I’Tlmson uniform whichradiantly hinted atop a * oak dining table, with 8 leaves; 4 oak Corner of Michigan Street. Day, and P. Ogden, beat Nelson, L. McClinton’s dining chairs and 1 arm chair, uphola- Johnstone, B. T. Phillips. W. Allen, provided;T^Mcs. Mmk; s ml, ” ” I g«*anlc uniform purpose It were hard tered In leather i 1 oak sideboard, 1 and F. F. Elliott. Final: James Bay Very Thursday, August 14 '‘clvtilan ComootlUon"0Wir.. id I Same of the hardier clowns, whoa» oak side tabid, 1 very handsome eleo- At 2 o’Clock beat Portland* by one and a half troller with shades; 1 oak baby chair, lengths. Time, 4.87. saml a, aUI’ men’ number ww legion, turned somersaults Irish Soaps i same as J. teams of four men; cup periodically as they naseed while II full-sized brass bédstead, with mat- Important The Whole of Her Practically New Single sculls.—First heat; James petltoro? ”f ^leaao ^Oarruther^^Ad*”1"* Iother* took the more fashionable means ; tress; 1 white enamel brass-mounted Bay, W. N. Kennedy, beat Vancouver, Mà(jé from the ashes ot plants i bedstead with mattress, 1 white Notice Household Furniture F. Nott. Second heat: Nelson, Des- ttcNeiL* A^m locomotion by riding In motor care. and vegetable oils. A new ship­ : enamel baby*» cot with mattress, 1 oak Brlsay, beat Portland, W. Cooper. Brough Nanalmo i roeCL H A Z,ro °”e "ach,ne bore 1 hlf-doxen or more Consisting of very fine «olid Iron ment Just arrived. I baby's cot with mattress, 1 white Final: Kennedy beat DesBrlsay two and ; ■ a. Selfe pretty pierrots .who tooted and pelted We are still continuing our Double Bedstead and Spring with Ànth^y anSU”j n.^L & W the charming manner of which onS enamel dressing* table with mirror, and a half lengths. Time. 4.47. cash discount* of 10% and Reetmore Mattress. Child’s Cot and Anthony aM R. j. NmH, Vlctortfc |they bold the secret A Balkan lad and PURBy MILD, EMOLLIENT . perambulator, 1 handsome mahogany Club fours.—First heat: George ! dressing table with mirror, 1 old ma- Mattrese, Brasa Bed with extension Simpson’s crew beat J. Sweeney’s ào% springe and Reetmore Mattress, Oak I hogany awing mirror, 1 Iron bedstead crew. Second heat: E. Tuck’s crew Pedestal Table, very good Fumed Oak beat C. Beeston’s crew. Final: George psrs.wTïs.tuaPJohn Cochrane j with mattress, 8 feather, pillows, 1 very Bureau with beveled glas, mirror, j fine set of bedroom ware, 1 Guerney- Simpson’s crew won. Time, 8.83 1-2. -HEMIST Mission Oak Chair with leather seat. Special for crews of 14# pounds: 8. . -, cub ft>r winning 1 came nearby. Zouaves, Mexicans. Oxford Range, practically new; one Carpet Square and Wilton Rug, Fum­ thê^rtanlns^^ î e^,m*ÎÏÜ Df Chlne“ ,adlea a,,d other foreign na- North rest corner Yatei j washing machine and wflhger, Heald's crew beat T. Wineby's four. ed Oak Washatand and Toiletware. Fum­ îcfotTS» a 1 ,all*r Brogan, tlonaltles were all represented, and Douglas Streets. ! wash tub, electric kettle, electric Cremet indnH.n0n?“‘t WcPherson. hlstorlo costume, were also numerous. Lee Dye ed Oak Extension Table and six Din­ ,WNHY SAW FIREWORKS. Phones 4M, (MS. toaster, together with all the kitchen ers to match; Fumed Oak Rocker. ST Na;‘!‘mo Among the more modern costume, utensils, rugs, carpets, linoleums, We Have a Good Lady Teller Rockers and Rattan Chairs, very fine Crowds Gathered on Beneon Hill John' Hinton rrTO8' Adam McNeil, which, however, have now passed Into blinds and curtains, china and glass Phones 1*4 and 416». Fumed Oak Buffet, Glaaaware, Dinner Wnteh Rockets; Lena Lines ef Vlctorr CrCs. ^m’^r°Ue6' the hla,or>r ‘he past century, was ! ware. One very handsome automobile, runln * W“Kat °' lady of thirty years ago. T16 View St, Just Above Douglas Set and Crockery, sundry Ornaments, Autemebllee. 1818 Chalmers, 80 h.p„ with torpedo Axmlneter Rug. Curtain», Carpet roro ln ° with her tight bodice and ample pete In final. Individual competitor» flounced ektrte. jbody and self-starter, automatic air Sweeper, etc.; Brass Bed with exten One of the greatest successes of the pump for tire, 2 spare tires, 1 spare rim, elon spring and Reetmore Mattress. carnival programme, from a spectacu­ "r^d men oïl Thara wa* «ry little excitement be- demountable rims, full set of tools, to­ Enameled White Bureau and Stand. lar point of view, waa the Inal display baflt- The yond the interchange of horn and p*. gether with full equipment Also some Toiletware, Pillows, Linen and Cook­ of fireworks on Saturday evening. ttmt ltd beLn mi wh" ««mpllment. between the paraders ing Utensils and other goods too num­ nnü Klnjure4 ln tha firing and the onlookers. But this was in- very fine pictures and paintings, in­ Thousands lined the broom covered cluding 1 oil painting by Bailler» 1 oil erous to mention. ÔuînnlHhN2naii^.Tjll>?: 1^MattheJr cessant, and ln certain spots along the elope* of Beacon RIU park after dark Con^b ÆrJ' J <>r Bf°**n: 1 c»u»eway the paper piled knee-deep, paintings by Monti, 1 oil paintings by the closing evening and watched the Salvi, all signed by the various artists. The Auctioneer Ml^d , . w6lle "°me of the motor oar» gay» Perfeot cleanli- Store to Rent Stewart William» rockets Illuminate the sky. while ,the Mixed Competition.—Team, of four, forth a gentle swishing aa they passed | Further particulars may be had from succession ot set pieces drew cheer >he auctioneers, two ladles end two gentlemen; injured from the number of paper messenger» Also up-to-dnts Apartment,. Apply after cheer front the assembled multi­ hundred yard» away; ladle» I that trailed behind. ingredl i EDWARDS A FULLER at LIST AND FRANCIS, tude, The», set piece,itées* (noliIncluded such carrying splints and bartdagee. started These «11» Fort Street Phone 114» popular features asa* a» pgblfight between me new excitement momentarily from fifty-yard mark, gentleman from seised the crowd when the great float BEGAL battleship* the historicitoric Fort Camosun scratch, carrying stretcher. At word . AUCTIONEERS and the bVIlament building».buildings. The Im­ of "The New Chinese Republic’’ lurch­ "Go” all rushed to patient, attended to ed along Government etreet China­ Property owpera UTIL Italiens ot water-fall, were also par. Mellor Bros Buy and sell Livestock, Furniture, him end brought him back to judge; town wards, a number of the Chinese I THB WANT ADS In tloularly good and gained hearty ap­ prise to each member of .the winning breaking through tha eddy of passers- •to. Come In tod see gp the Masonic plause. There were I» addition t, the Uam; L Misses Whltton and Bannts- p by and following the big emblem of I fifag buyers or tenants, New Block Tempi*, 44$ Fleguard Street Phone multitude of pedestrians hundredehundreds fitOt ter and Messrs. Bareby and Fulton i «, their new etatd. automobiles out massed along the park Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Oosnetl and 1th small cost or delay. 119, 8ÎL 888 Broughton Stmt Among the ever-growing multitude Constables McPherson afid Halt ■fa—afct were people of all nations, and turban- P v J ------______'