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Loyal—The Ten Dollar Raise. For 36 hours éndlng 5 p. m, Tuesday: Columbia—Boy Oasy. Dominion—The Ordeal. Victoria and vicinity—Westerly winds, ; Capitol—Beyond the Rocks. generally fair add cool. xtixtff
v PRICE FIVE CENTS VOJj. 60. NO. 138 VICTORIA, B. C., MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 ==sss VICTORIA WELCOMES THE GOOD ROADS ADVOCATES ' ■ • —ü — i"1»------>------——j———————— ------; _ ------:------.-a, =%B¥£JATIONALISTSMATinNAl ISTS I TV I t ZV , I,.. Entertained FATTY ARBUCKLE , irsotmi! tCHARGE OF Delegates Gather Interest Continues IN SECLUSION ON WERE ARRESTED GOOD ROADS by Motorists CONVENTION VANCOUVER ISLAND? London. June 12.—(Canadian Press Cable)—As the result of evidence at Luncheon Here (By Times Special Correspondent) For Discussion of to Centre in the New given before special treason courts, Courtenay, B. C„ June 12,— Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle, who which were established as an out faded from public limelight after come of the Johannesburg revolt, five hUr final acquittal of the charge in Commons Situation connection with the death of prominent Nationalists have been Good Roads Plans Virginia Rappe. has been located arrested under the common law here. He is said to be seeking charged with high treason, according seclusion in the wooded fastnesses to a Reuter dispatch from Pretoria. Effect of Budget Vote at Ottawa To morrow Evening of Vancouver Island, near Camp bell River, where trout fishing is They include Editor Cost, of the Formal Welcome Is Extended to Great Gathering of Subject of Speculation; Majority of M.P.’s Are a diverting pastime. Dutch paper Vaderland; Genera! Arbuckle la believed to have Pienaar und-AtJV'Moll, the last nafned Highway Enthusiasts Here; Membership Repre Averse to General Election. “» reached the Island from the main being a «nSember of the Transvaal sentative of All Parts of Dominion. land on Friday. Provincial Council and secretary of ; the Transvaal, Nationalist Party. Ottawa. .Tune 12.—(Canadian Press'—Rumors of a geneAl From the Atlantia- to the Pacifie, Cabinet Ministers and promi election in September as an outcome of the present*political situa nent business men of every province of Canada arrived ip,Victoria tinn arc current to-day. Hut although the possibility ot a dis during the week-end to iff end the ninth annual convention of the solution of Parliament is widely discussed, the rumors hear no Chinese Boys Vainly Canadian Good Roads Association which assembled at the Km press official authority. There seems to be little doubt that the Con Iiotel this morning. The convention will last for four days. servatives as a body and the Progressives, with the possible excep Aa the delegates landed from the- boats from the mainland one tion of three or four, will -vote against the Government on the Sacrifice Themselves of the first things they.noted was an avenue of' welcome banners main budget motion. Speculation, nevertheless, is keen as to what stretched arrows the striVt, while the light standards were pro- the promised budget modifications will contain and wjiethcr or fusely decorated in golde"deq broom. Flanked by tlie. ..beautiful not they are likely to affect to-morrow's critical vote. to Save Companion gardens of the Parliament Buildings HON. S. J. LATTA and the Empress Hotel, the street» Dissolution of Parliament is understood to. be favored by tin1 fronting on thetener Harbor, whera Liberal wing, which" sees in such a step a jyay out of the present of Regina ONTARIO MAY HAVE the vessels .deck, presented a strik President. difficulties. They claim that the j PERMANENT SPEAKER ing and charming appearance. Government would come back with The Victims. Hon. John Oliver, Premier of the OF LEGISLATURE Province; Hon. E. D. Barrow. Hon. a safe working majority over both Lee Gee Shew, 10 years of age, 555 Cormorant Street. BY-ELECTION IN W. H. Sutherland and Hon. A. M. Opposition . parties. They point to , Wong Qnon Wai, 15 years of age, 555 Fisgard Street. Majenon. K.C.; Acting Mayor John Ontario ai being again the chief j NEW BRUNSWICK Toronto. June 12.—Ontario may Harvey and the presidents of all local ÜJÏE. break away, from all Canadian organisations of a public or semi* battleground in the event of an elec Nip Lung Poi, 16 years of age, 544 Fisgard Street. OF*. P. E. OOOLV St. John, N. B., June 12.—In- the precedent by appointing a per public nature attended to greet the tion and believe they would capture by-election held in Ht. John County manent Speaker of the legisla delegatee. seats In that ' province both from One of the most pathetic drowning fatalities that has occurred on Saturday to fill the vacancy ture. The subject was more or caused by the resignation of Hon. I. Seldom before in the history „ of here in some years took place at three o'clock yesterday afternoon less mooted at the close of the 19C1 Victoria have so many prominent Daring Plan Made by Captain Progressives and Conservatives. B. M. Baxter, -who afterwards wus session of the legislature, and IV Qfi-the other h^and, a dissolution of when three members of a party of six Chinese boys bathing in elected to the Federal Parliament^A. men connected with the public Ufa is understood that the Drury Gov of Canada met in a convention here. Amundsen Parliament at the present Juncture the harbor off the t'holberg Shipyards were drowned. F. Rentlo. Government candidate, ernment is giving more than pass received 2.051 votes to the 1.780 A number of prominent American finds no general support among the ing thought to such a move. road builders or men Interested in the The party, all school boys, had gone to the rocks just south polled by Dr. 3. II, Barton. Oj.^osl- Hon. Nelson Parliament, the members. The Liberals as a whole development of good roads will also Hopes to Make Landing at of the two wooden-h,»lls at the shipyards and prepared to enter tlon candidate. The majority rf 271 present Speaker, is the prospec / are not desirous of dissolution after was the largest made iu the county attend the convention and some of » the water. They-undressed on the roeks and Wong (juon Wai tive- permanent Speaker. them will address thé congress. f North Pole only one session. Progressives and in many years. The Governn;» nt ru- entered the water first. In a little )vhile his companions noticed cord was the only issue. Objects of Body. Seattle, June 12.—"(Associ Conservatives also do not like" the Needed for Commerce, Tour that Wai was in difficulties, and Lee idea, although there is considerable ------,------■ ------—*------rf- The convention Is being held in Co ated Press)—Haakon Hammer, ists and Defence, Says Gee Shew rushed# to his aid. The operation with the Good Roads comment on the statement attributed two boys sank together before Nip league of British (Columbia. to R. H. Halbert. Progressive, North honorary member of the Amund- Doolittle Lung Pol could reach the scene. Nip objects of the association are Ontario, at the Russell County pic Hurricane Killed Sixty léct and distribute informatio* con- aen Polar BaaimJscicntitie Kxpe if\im poi made a desperate attempt nic on Saturday, that Progressives Roads Greatest Factor in De dition and personal represents Intend to force the Government to to untangle the struggling boys and st ruction and maintenance In the change the budget "even if it takes veloping Country, He bring them to the shore, but becom various towns, cities, villages and tive of C'apt. Amundsen, to-day an election to do it.” ing exhausted he failed, all three in the New York Area municipalities throughout Canada; to Progressives generally, however, Asserts drowning together in the kelp strewn stimulate and encourage in all ways uonfirmed reports that C'apt Would prefer to defer another appeal water. the improvement, construction and to the people »t any raté till after Canada needs a transcontinental Three Cempaniens en Land maintenance of reads* the who IA Roald Amundsen will attempt an the redistribution bill is brought Presbyterian General Assem Naw York. Jatte 12.—«The tirâth toll rtf Hie brief hat terrific highway for. commerec. for tourists Tbe triple fatality* took pBMë un from an ’educational and practical aeroplane flight across the North down next session and It and for military protectiW, Or. P. *. der the eyes of Yuon Wing Hong, bly Continues at Winnipeg hurricane that swooped Uowu on the metropolitan area late yes •tandpoint. provinces secure a wider representa Doolittle. President of the Canadian till Douglas Street; Mae Oim Ark. terday passed the sixty mark to-day, with indications that the For the above reason it will be Im Pole. tion in the House. Automobile Association, told dele F.sgard Street, and Jung Yan Wing. total number of dead might go much higher. possible for the convention to dis Captain Amundsen will be, accom Uncertain. gates to the Canadian Good Roads C4 Bay Street. «► Quebec Probably Will Have cuss any particular local situation as panied on his perilous journey by The present situation is admitted Association convention at a luncheon For some time no aid came to the 1923 Meeting regards the granting of any demands only two companions. Lieut. K. U. on all hands to be crucial. Old par In the Empress "Hotel at noon to-day. scene*, but one of the boys ran for Sew York, June 12.—Daybreak this morning found hundreds for road construction or malnten- -People vail the trans-Canada help. Sergeant Boulton heard of the ip the ouest ten Fullerton, formerly Canadian army liamentary hands dismiss it with the . Winnipeg:. June 12.—(CanHdtan of parents and relatives still’standing vigil by the docks of City •*J<® "p aviator, and Lieut Oacar Omdal, of comment that anything may happen. highway scheme a dream," Dr. Poo tragedy and turned in an alarm to the ©/ the trans- the Norwegian army. little remarked. •’Well. J’olumbue station. Chief Fry. with a posse, re Free»)- Dineusaion of the Hoji«e anti Island awaiting the arrival of police boats which during the hour* « anada National highway should be The plane wilt carry gasoline suf was a dreamer—the crastest man In sponded in the patrol, bringing grap Foreign Missions reporta /anti thé In eny particular district or province. pling irons. of darkness had searched the waters of Long Island Sound for ficient for a twenty-*ix-hour trip, and Europe Champlain was another presentation Of the reports of the additional victims of yesterday"» A feature of the gathering Is the the aviatort will have for food only crazy dreamer. Lijw»w UW 4he men Operations were carried ojit con large number ladies in attendance. tinuously for some hours. Darkness Board of Publications and.jth* Gen terrific storm. Powerful searchlights sandwiches, a few ounces of con who built the Canadian Pârtflc Belt eral Board occupied th'is morning s played over the water as the ghastly way. But cne of them discovered stayed the search until this -morning, Convention Organises. centrated food and a vacuum bottle when the bodies of Nip Lung Poi and m sslon of the Fresby lerlan General quest went on, but the swift tide ap tilled with tea. this continent, the other opened tip Assembly in fit Stephen's Church. parently had borne away the bodies Most of the morning was taken up th*? Great *Lakc country 6h1 the uth- I*ee Gee Shew were discovered at Plans completed by Capt. Amund 10 o’clock and thet Of Wong Quon The Assembly is expac’tnl to finish its not recovered last night and early with the reception and registration sen here two months ago In consul er.s Joined the Eaât and the West. Wai one hour later. All three bodies délibérât Eons on Tuesday night. to-dny the police reported that the of delegates and their wives, and tation with Mr. Hammer call for a •Some will protest that we have hud been drawn by the grapples into Thp only other mutter of Import- list of known dead had not been aug though the Congress was culled to stop at the North Pole if the ice is wasted $50,000.000 In experimenting st allow water nearer the shore^ and ant^ with which the Assembly has mented. 4 order hy President Hon. Nam J. with roads. But how much have we JAPANESE CABINET smooth and weather conditions favor British were found in about -five -feet at wa- yet to deal is the report of the Edu Lstta, Minister of Education of the able, Mr. Hammer said. Otherwise wasted experimenting with railroads? Swept Across Country. Province of Saskatchewan, the real tCNip Lung Poi was a student of tbe cational Commit tee. whoso report the plane, starting from North Just look at our railway deficits to will not be completed until to-mor More than sixty persons were business of the convention began at day. We Spent $2.000.000.000 on the Viscount Uchida Remains as Alaska, will pass over the top of P Central School. ■ row. j thought to have lost their lives and 2.30 o'clock this afternoon, ‘ when a world and head straight for Bpiuber- Surety we can spend a few mil Coroner E. C. Ha£L,.wsli^>otjfied upward of 100 were more or less Foreign Minister paper was read on "Experiments In the best-*way to The’report or the Board of Publi or Grant Land. ondon Paper "! and ordered the texlice removed to seriously Injured in the .tempest Improving and Maintaining Our are our g realty Thomson's Kunc-1 Unm£»me.* wh»rewhere an cations was presented by Murdock McKinnon, of Regina, ifnd was adopts which roared out of .he hui» of Majority of Papers Denounce Prairie Roads" by Professor K. A. tion Put in tea, —2N~ lriqa&NgtlVbe > •leven o'clock Clark, df the University of Alberta, their wayIcTcIVlHxation, to return to ed without discussion. The report Northern New Jersey, beat th** Hud discussion on which will be led by M. Seattle next year for a flight to ------recommended the continuation of cv- son into foam-capped breaker», New Ministry Capt: Amundsen’s exploration ship, ■ luiie 12. — Winston swept across New York 0Clty and A. Lyons, Chief Engineer of the Chun ht]I. the Colonial Secretary, an to pay ti^n.wlth the Methodist Church the Maud, which by that time will then seethed to centre Its wild en Tokio, June 12.—Vlsqount Yasyua Manitoba Good Roads Roari A sec te' the House of Commons edge. ■■ ond address juft -^tn-alnage Meth.*d« be locked in th« Polar ice Hoes far Nat Aiming ergy "8W City Island and its vicinity. Uchida will remain Japanese -Foreign North of the coast jof Alaska. this afternoon that it would be more ■uyyw-x.. ^ Missions, rty damage estimated at for Prairie Roads," was given by II. convenient and in the general public "When I speak of a Iran*-' Minister in the new Cabinet of Daring Effort. e* 000 to several limes that Premier Kato, it was learned authori R. MacKenzie, A. I. <\. Chief interest if he deferred his statement highway, don’t think l mean a con to "discuss the mission rep..i ts w’irtcti ^ynbunT^IHI's done by the tornado. Meld Engineer. Saskatchewan1, and ft Capt. Amutidsen’s plaps are car Ireland, which it had been ex crete road from coast to coast. I tatively to-day. Baron Nhidehara, [resented at previous see- Ambassador to the United States, who the third paper on the programme,. ried out. the attempted flight will pected he would deliver to-day, until mean a road which would be known '"^2^AS*r Great Heat. "Asphalt and Its use on Highway take rank as/Wne of the most daring Tuesday, or possibly Thursday. (Concluded on pare it . had been mentioned for the post of , .d placé* The storm followed a day of In- Foreign Affairs, will $>e unable to Construction," • was to be read by efforts in the history of Arctic ex Constitution. of the next Assembly wlfiDe set. It tense-Jieat and was as sudden as It Germain P. Graham. District Engi ploration. Years ago Andre, a Swed was violent» Low hanging clouds accept such a portfolio because of London. June 12.—The articles of Is expected" that the 1923 meeting will his health. It Is understood. A long neer of the Asphalt Association, *U- ish explorer, attempted to drift Americans Would Not Direct across the Hudson River were' ob bans, U. Y. arrose the Polar basin in a balloon, the new Irish constitution have been be held in Quebec province. rest is held Imperative for Baron revised so satisfactorily. The Even served, but they seemed to be. far Shidchara, who at present is here DuringUPH the foUr-day visit of the well stocked with food for a long LI YUAN CHANG IS H Efforts from Canada Publicatios. away and danger was unforeseen. ing Star asserts to-day, that JLrtlmr on a long leave of absence from his delegates various entertainments Journey. The effort failed. > The Board of Publications, Judging Then like magic the western heavens The Amundsen plane, with only Griffith will return to Dublin with by its report, conducts an ever eiriV duties at Washington. have been arranged for thehi and them to-night, it adds that Colonial Chicago. —done 1!.—While addi look un a sinister aspect, the clouds Foreign' Minister Uchida in an in this part of the programme has byen enough gasoline to last twenty-els larging business both in publishing Secretary Churchill nfay postpone tional wage cuts swung over the seemed to" dljr-toward the eafth and terview said the premiership of Ad left in the hands of com pete n ^com hours, must make a flight of .nearly CHINESE PRESIDENT and in carrying on a business in before the frightened people exposed heads of 390.000 more railway em 1**0 mW* In that time. Mr. Ham his statement in the House of Com miral Kato should be welcomed by mittees. mons until. tu-piurrow, so .that an ployees awaited only formal telesee church supplies. Its list of publica to the elements could reach places of all the powers interested in China, as Premier’s Welcome mer intimated that with favorable by the United Btates Rallr.ud Labor tions numbering twenty-eight, and safety the wind came. conditions the flight to Urant Land nouncement of the agreement may Takes Over Duties of Chief the Cabinet would preserve the be made simultaneously in lkindon Board to slash another 140,000,000 including lesson helps and illustrated At Classon’s Point, a pleasure spirit of the agreements reached at Premier Oliver, in welcoming the coulu be made In twenty houra. Post of Republic from the payrolls of the carrier*, It papers, nerves a constituency of near- ground hear City Island, a terris the Washington Conference, which delegates on behalf of British Colum leaving a aii-hour margin of lately. and Dublin. was rumored to-day that any rail y 400.000 1 persons—Sunday school wheel, heavily freighted with chil would be ratified soon. bia. said that it was a great pleasure Collins and Valera (o have so many prominent delegates v Ship to Drift. strike growing out of present threats teachers and scholars and young peo^- dren and young people, had Just be Opposed. The whole six points raisodlfy the from all.parts of Canada come to thle The explorer left,Sere a week ago Gen. Wu’s and Gen. Chang’s might be directed and financed front pie. 8«‘..venty-flvé per cent, of these gun to revolve with its passengers The formation of Katos non- British signatories to the Anglo- Canada as a means of evading the perlodclals In fhft, are used in both partisan Ministry was denounced to Province to consider one of the moot Sunday for Nome, Alaska, where ! “ Irish Treaty in connection with the Forces Fighting when the wind struckylt. The top of Important questions of the day—good will Join the Maud, which Sailed recent decision of the United Htales Presbyterian ahd Methodist churches.’ the wheel was tom away and the re day by a majority of the vernacular framing of the constitution have Supreme Court holding unions liable The lesson helps thus Issued Include papers as "a disregard of the con roads. They added to the comfort week ago Saturday for Nome. By mainder crashed to the ground, a of every-day life in many ways. been adjusted, the ttewspaper de Pekingi June 11.—LI Yuan Chant, for damages caused by their mem- two series—one deallpg with the Im stitution ai)d of public opinion." The the first of July. It was expected, the clares, and the problem of the im tangled skein of steel. DciMns were the President deposed by the mill proved uniform lessons and the other burled in the wreck. Six bodies were Seiyu Kai, the majority party of the ■“Canada has such a great*.variety Maud would be headed out into mediate future is a settlement be of natural resources and climatic con Behring Sea for the Arctic tee pack tartets In 1917, arrived In Peking to 1 .cadent of the rail unions said to with the departmental graded lessons later taken out and more than two Diet, was attacked for supporting tween Michael Collins and Eamon be contemplating the move viewed -while five graded papers meet the score were attended by ambulance such a Cabinet. ditions that It is necessary to make The expedition will drift with the de Valera. dny and aeaumed the preeidency. the establishment of the Canadian needs of the different ages and surgeons. A seventlv victim died this good roads an inter-provincial study.** pack. Capt. Amundsen hoping that The adjustment, the newspaper Li came from Tientsin In «newer to said the Premier. He urged ttfr pro . his ship will be able to drift past the headquarters aa légitimité in view grades of yong people and children. morning. adds, is believed to be largely due an Invitation to succeed S*u Shlh per location of roads at thelh incep North Pole and reach Spitsbergen In of conditions caused by the supreme The total subscriptions to all these Windows Broken. tion In order that waste should be pre to the skill_and dexterity of Lord Court opinion because the unlop* are periodicals number nearly 400,000 live years. Extensive scientific ob- He wart, thoxLord -Chief Justice, w.ho Chan, resigned. Five people were hurt when the vented. Manyxroads had been built aervariionH will be taken, includi International organisations. Finan wind blew oiit great piste glass LENINE ABLE TO A Battle P General Go»r<^ that had to he abandoned, and this has "58VfT praying a prominent part cialVnaltles In case of a Walkout Study of meteorological and oceano in the negotiations here. Tientsin. June .1!—GeecriU Chang fronts of stores aldrtg Broadway end was a waste that steroid be done away graphical conditions in the vast un could thus be averted, It was eald. T*he report of t)M General Board, scattered furnishings and clothing With, eald the Premier. Tso Lin’s propoaala for an armistice The expected new wage reduction explored region about the Pole, and presented by its chymun. Rev. Dr along the street. J. D Beckwith, chairman of the .a* investigation wtil be made to de BUSINESS MAN with Wu Pei Fu appear,lo have been order wilt Increase the total cut from R, Drummond. D. D.^ealt with many MKIN UBEN railway workers’ wages to approxi In Brooklyn, lightning struck « entertainment committee, in a few termine whether land exists in that stmpty a ruaa-to. time for the important matters. The current de MURDERED IN mately IlM.eee.eov » year. Clerks, street car and knocked six p&ssen appropriate words extended a hearty vicinity, as some oceanographer* defeated Manchurian war lohl. ficit of $800.000 4s nn accumulated gsnr Ymctmstftros tm thw floor. Improvement in Soviet Chief's welcome to the delegatee: ■ B. C. maintain. \ Heavy tt8htlng_broke out Friday be signalmen, stationary firemen, oilers, one. foreign exchange accounting for BELFAST OFFICE and marine department employees In the Bronx the wind lifted i N1 chela» spoke brlfly on behalf of the tween Vhlnwangtao and Shanhal- more than half of It. together with small bungalow from Its founda Condition Reported Chamber of Commerce, and Acting- Lieut. E. G. KullSrton was era kawan: The battle ha, been raging will Join the shopmen snd malnten advances to student missionaries and Belfast. June 12.—Edward Devine, tions. carried It more than a hundred Mayor Harvey extended the cl vie ployed as a pilot navigator at tbe ance of way employees as victims of In bringing up’stipends to the new welcome. managing director of a bakery con steadily for the past three daye. feet into a neighboring yard and Moscow, June 12.—Premier Lenine'g British Columbia Air station at This morning Chang’s Fengtlea the slash. minimum. Despite crop failures In Hen. A. Rose. * cern in Belfast, was shot apd"killed A Denial. then smashed It to the ground. The cc million continues to show im Jericho Beach until recently, and is forces .launched a virent drive (Concluded on peso 4) occupant. Mrs, Hilda Dunlgn. was provement. It is stated In official Cir Hon. Alex. Rose, Minister of Pub well known in British Columbia fly to-day in the firm's office. Cincinnati. Ohio. Juno-11.—B. M Three men forced entrance ta the agalnat the right flank of the Chihli taken from the ruins seriously in cles, and he is now able to walk In Works, Alberta, said that he ing circles He has a distinguished army, resting on the sea at The mouth Jewell, head of the Railway Km jured. the garden and to dictate letters. come to the proper place to get war record for gallant service in the office aod shouted "Hands up. ployeea’ Department of the American "Devine rushed at them, whereupon of the Half of Liaotung. Wu'e battle Started Fire. Contrary rumors stilt prevail, but the latest Ideas on modern roadb Royal Air Fore*, and is a member o£ Federation of Labor, denied to-day SNOHOMISH PICKS pessimistic attitude of the Commun they killed him. line held fast, however, and the A huge electric sign on Broadway In Alberta there was only one t the Canadian (Militia) Air Fdrce. Fengtlen assault wai repulsed. Two that the railway ahopcrafts unions was tom loose from Its moorings, istic circles ten 'daye ago, when the lacking to build good rew had under consideration a plan' to UP DISABLED Premier wks admittedly In a Critical carloads of wounded are expected to toppled over on a skylight, carried was funds, he declared. arrive In Tientsin from the front to move their headquarters from Chi condition, hoe vanished * since the •JQU0R STORE AT FORTHCOMING PICNICS SCHOONER TEXAS smaller sign with It and started a "Every termer in . night. - cago to Canada to escape any suits fire from disconnected wiring. The specialists have pronounced his all ment curable. roads booster—there li CUMBERLAND WAS British Troops Delayed. brought agalt.1t them under the force of the crash started an auto Coronado decision recently handed and the men to build. _ June I2-* Kumtuks Club, Up- - Coke’s Rifles, a British Indian Seattle, June 12^—Th» fishing matic burglar alarm and the com VISITED BY THIEVES regiment, which left here Friday for dewn by the United Rules Supreme schooner Tokos, which wee dis SUN YAT SEN GAINS. good this year for a good < pany responding soon had the fire speaker said he hoped that Shonhalkawan, to protect foreign in Court. ’______abled off the Vancouver Island under control. July 1.—H, Andrew » Mayno •■We have no such move under Isondon, June IS.—1Tbe army of Sum only be a short time before K (Times Correspondence) — terest* there, has been held op at coast, hoe been picked «g by the be possible to build all the Island. Chlnwangtao owing to fresh out sidération and 1 have heard no talk Crowds on Holiday. Y at Sen. Southern Chinese leader, Courtenay, June 12.—Thieves oroke United States coastguard cutter Immediately required. The Oi breaks of fighting. among our leaders of doing such Snohomish, end ie being towed to Twenty thousand holiday makers has Captured Kane how Kl, In Into the Government jjlquor store at July •— Gaelic Hociety, at Mount ment Is entirely sympathetic Cumberland Saturday flight, and got Douglas Park. ‘ General Wu Pei Fu has ordered hte thing." Mr. Jewell said. Port Angeles, Wash., according to went to City Island yesterday and Ktangs! province, according to a -We are not running away from half went out on the waters of Pel Hongkong dispatch to The Dally needs of the settlers. away With what is efUmuted to lx> July 22—VIVtorla West Brother third division, the chief unit n<. his wireless advice* received here to army and considered the best trained any fight. ‘ We are not seeking ham Bay. It was jammed with boats Mail 8. R. Henderson. •400 worth of liquor The oCcurance hood. -, day from the Snohomish "la good deal yt stir in the fighting imlt In Chinn, to leave IU fight, but if we, are forced Into one of every description when the storm The fail of the cijty woe preceded by Good Roads base at Tanglxn to-day tor the front. ;we win battle to tbe last ditch." (Concluded es àeee il.A several days of severs lighting. 40 VICTORIA DAILY TUMEtj, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1M22
TO ENTERTAIN Phene 1125 Pemberton Bldg.______Th» Peetwear Centra GREAT VALUE OF ROTARIANS WILL TEST ACT A party of nearly two hundred Rvtarlans. returning from „ 1Be OF SEVENTEENTH- International convention in Los New Arrivals Lend Interest Young People’s Footwear Angeles, will pass through the oronto University Professor city to-morrow, arriving in the OT nnlv do we study the proper fitting of young early afternoon and leaving on the N Speaks to Gyro Club midnight boat en route for the people's Boots and Shoes, but we Study the Price. Hast. In order that they may to Our Very Special _ Comfort without quality is an impossibility, and dis "There is nothing tangible about carry away with them a memory Newest Phase of Sunday the results of good roads Init «they of Victorian hospitality, the local comfort cripples the feet. True, we arc specialists m are contributing te the benefit of the Rotarlans have planned a dance Closing Controversy ______- . « Children's Footwear. community as a whole, and not to in their honor, to be held to any one industry, and anything which morrow evening at the Alexandra Court Will Be Asked Knotty gives à benefit to all will develop our ballroom. industries best," stated Prof. J. I Oeard's orchestra has been se Problem Lang, of Tofdnto University, in tho cured." and it is hoped and ex course of an address before 11)6 Gyro pected that every Rotarlan and High-Grad» Feetwasr far Men. Rotarienne in Victoria will turn A determined effort will W taken Club to-day. in Victoria to test the courts In or Women and Children and Hand Prof. Lang spoke on "Roads as out to give a rousing welcome to the visitors. der to ascertain if the Sunday Ob- •haa Repairing factor of National Development aerCance measure of Charles II.—"a He traced the history of good roads WM. CATHCART A^O, Ltd. statute for the better observance and from the days of the Carthaglnans, keeping holy the Lord's Day”—has from whom the Romans received •fit Sale of Dresses any effect nowadays.-. their inspiration, down to the present CHAMBER TO HAVE An information has been sworn out time when one saw the roads in such at ijtie instance of George Henry splendid condition that they made it Hmlfti against Cyril Platt, war vet possible for motor trucks to compete with r»dlo systems. He irutamed eran cripple, charging him with tak T o-morr 6 w—T the connection between T<‘r,)oto an” OFFICES IN NEW ing a rowboat from the Causeway to Hamilton, where the motdrs carried the Government wharf without the the goods direct from one house to necessary permit of a Justice of the We Invite Your Inspection another and eliminated all delays. peace A* required by a section of the Prof. Lang said that good roads ARCADE BOILOINBl\ct of 29. Chartes II. were- a safe and sound basis for the It will be charged that the offence or THE development of business and inter occurred yesterday. .. The summons national relationships on this con will he returnable in the police court tinent. 'I , -, Directors Told of Plan to on Thursday, the information having “B” Tbe five-minute speaker of the Watch Freight Rate been sworn before J. R. Saunders. J.P. New Model club was Archie Wills, who spoke on The summons will be handed to the the newspaper as a factor in every Question police for service to-day. Moffat Electric Ranges day life. The prosecution has been instituted, The Gyro orchestra was out In full Interest in the weekly meeting of it was stated to-day. by the Equal strength and made a decided the board of directors of the Cham Law Enforcement League, a new WITH THE LATEST to-day. ber of Commerce to-day was en body recently formed. hanced by the presence of W. L. If a conviction should follow visions Mucken, president of the Associated of the stocks may take form in Vic Improved Type Enclosed Heating Boards of Traded British Columbia; toria. In fact one enterprising firm FRAUD ALLEGED R. Kerr Houlgate, president of the which has put them on exhibition 721 Yates Telephone Vancouver Board of Trade; J. B- here is ta Id to be frilling to hire or Elements Thompson, vice-president of'' the sell Its I resent equipment to the city Street 1901 Vancouver Board of Tnyte; W. E. for the detention of offenders. A DÏ APPELLANT Payhe, secretary of the Vancouver band, it 1*. declared, has been offered Board of Trade, and Messrs. W. to serenade the first offender con ------I Woodward andand" WW. Beveridge, of the demned to "do" this mediaeval pen B.C. ELECTRIC ance.1 Non-payment of a fine im Breaking of Contract Leads to VaBrief,Bnrc°“ veinterestinglrn=^,t remarks were posed under this Act carries a two Phone 123 Question of Fraud in Land made by Messrs. Macken and Houl- hour lull in the quietude of thq.stocks. Langley Street gate, the latter oLwhoin referred to Conveyance the deputation from the mainland metropolis which had come over to I adopted by the British delegation at The appeal of the Newlands Haw interview the Premier in regard to Genoa. mills. Ltd., versus James Edward the establishment of a railway traffic ARTILLERY Wia Concessions. Bateman and Minnie Bateman opened board for British Columbia. Mr. In outlining the proposed business announcements in the Court ofor Appeal herenere thisuni i Houlgate forecasted the organiza- of the commissions, the reply says morntng, with E. C. Mayers for the tft>n Qf *Uch a body, whose duty will that protecting of. present conditions wfashed plaintiff appellant, and Martin Grif-11*. to watch the freight rate question, will lead to a struggle between con , f Jones A Simmons, Ra.ntere, Etc^- tin for the respondents. The appeal I q’he report of the committee on cession hunters of all nations fo» Step! Leek! Listsn! Save IS per ia -from------one ------from a decision of MrMr. I1 ncw quarters, recommending i . . - « D0 IIcdH titles in Russia which, without sub Pbonc 3II1Y. ^ o cent, on your automobile *5*ur**?ce Justice Macdonaldd in' the SupremeI acceptanceBVLr|)lBllt v: Ulof theIII* |'l«MIplan proposed"K"»' for | El()hteinCh r I6C6 TO D6 Uocll stantially assisting Russia's recovery, by equlping with a.Pyrens Fire Ex Figure Drawing and Relating Claasse Court, given on Novemberîsu.c...«v. 10... last.------I the future home of the Chamber of . 1 04H Ciaha RattPfV That Is Ffench Hague Con will bring about a grave controversy tinguisher. TXuglae Mackay A Co., which refused to set aside a convey Commerce in the reconstructed Ar by 12th Siege Battery between the Ooa«-hinenta to which Saturdays, 1.1» to U W. ance of Cariboo land given by, Ed ference Proposal the concession hunters belong. There phone 617. 0 <> o to Will Menelawe I ns truc ter cade Building, was accepted. ward Bateman to his wife and which An Invitation from the Anacortea | The Fifth Ueglmerft C O. A. want fore, a settlement of the problem is Nut Coal Id-2 Union Bank Building. v Master Six McLaughlin—51 par the plaintiff alleged was fraudulent. Chamber of Commerce to attend a i Intp the annual Hummer tamp trt- all the more necessary because there O O O Mr. Griffin took the preliminary British and French Notes Are arc up means open to the Govern hour. Phone 7616L ^ Leek! Pyrene Fire E«llnr1>,h"" luncheon on June 23 was read and it, tUy at Macttuley Plaint» under l.t.- objection that under the general pro fs expect. <1 that Vietorll will he Fol F A Roherwm. officer conr- ment of controtttnr % movement ot Ideal Summer fuel for your 2 ^Gallon Soda and Arid Fire visions of the Appeal Act and under Exchanged this kind, however much they may Any of Dr. B C. Richard's Polenta tmgulahere. Ambrose Floor Oil properly represented at that event. mandln* the regiment. With-'the furnace. It provide* maxi wishing to communicate with hie the special terms of the Frandulent artillery hoy» went an elght-lncn disapprove of It and dislike Its In Sprayers. Samspray Floor OIL Liquid I references Act no appeal from a de Parle. June IS.—Premier P«in fluence upon their relations with office please phone to Mlaa Mellta Soap, all sold by Douglas Mackay * TICKETS FOR BALL. howitzer, the lament piece to be mum heat with a minimum • Wilson at 6S65L. Address 1452 V In- cision of the court con Id lie, and held heard from in thin locality for marry calre'e reply to the British memor friendly powers. Co., Arcade Building. Phone »1«. that there was no right of appeal in of waste. Order s ton to log Street. 0 0 0 o o o Tickets for the ball to be giveh in years, with the exception of a few andum on the subject of The Hague this case. aeaieered round» from the ,.2 naval day. Woman’s Canadian Club.—Recap Mr. Mayers was permitted to pro honor of the visiting police chiefs are Conference, which wee delivered to The Hub Barber Shop has removed piece et Kaquimalt. No. 1 Company BODIES BROUGHT tlon to ladles of Good Roads conven ceed with hla case, holding thati there now obtainable at the police station, the British Kmbaaey this evening, from Douglas Street to 12c Yate. tion. Empress Hotel. Tuesday. *-3F. was a right of appeal, to every de •dated______Chiefjf Fry to-dayto-day. A commit- of the nrtnFifth wmwill irumtrain In camp onjhe- IN BY THE TIDE Street, Oliver A Firth, proprietor» Programme by Mme. Lugrln-Fahey cision given by a Supreme Court tee of men from the local force are I quick-firing gun*. l,at w»‘ say» that If experts are sent In the J.E. Painter & Sons O O o T«t wtlt he serve*------jitdge under the terms of the Appeal leaving no stonr unturned In prepar-1 sTnvonng at tttnek Rock Battery. Hague from France they arn llk.'Iy "to .617 'ermoFsr»! St. Phono 636 Open.d Under New Management— o V ~ Act. Esquimalt. . favor a .proposition for the sending cf The Pall Mall lunch and tea room. Number 2 Company will work the The White Roes Club, Daughters Outlining the case for the appel an expert commission to Russia to Now known aa the Buttercup: 36c of ths Nile, will hold a garden party lant, counsel stated that the appeal six-inch disappearing guns at Mac - New York. June 12—The des....----- lunch served from 11 to J. Afternoon and sale of work Thursday afternoon. was being taken on the^ ground, auley Fort. Unusual interest will at investigate conditions there. If Rus resulting from yesterday's htffrlcane Hudson Valleys, and railroad traffle tach itself to the camping of the Itadped ahead when an Incoming tide on small branch lines was crippled at teas. o o o June 15. at the home of Mrs. J. u. among others, that the learned trial sia will copient. Cameron. 1085 Mo** Street Th*|r Judge had erred In finding that there 12th Siege bwUery, especially as or- to-day returned with more bodies an early ho Ur this morning. that had been swe_pt out to sea last ’ Aut# Vacuum Csrpst Cleans object Is to furnish a room in the was no fraud. Tike respondent had of tho pieces of ordnance to b* oper Paris, June 12.—The British reply Phone 446. Jubilee Hospital. Public cordially entered* Into a contract with the ap OBITUARY RECORD. ated is an eight-inch howttser from to Premier Poincare's memorandum night. Rour more bodies were recov o o o invited. _ _ pellant to cut logs, held counsel. One t the Armory.Armory, Duringmiring theon war the setting forth the French attitude ered at Hunter's Island and two were PRINCE OF WALES Dr. M. Raynor has resumed hie rfbnth later the respondent gave a One of victoria-, oldeet pioneers paMed eight-inch howltxer was one of the reported to have been picked up at o o o wiw «Fi w iviirn* ■ nitiegi jmiiirrra lla-sar eignx-iiivii nwwitar, — — ---- agrées that The Hague Conference practice. The regular meeting of Colfax Re- deed of conveyance of ;i lot in the I awaya»v at theih» Generaliianani Hospital.Hfuiniiei Vancouvgnrnn. 1 mftstmnet rsltabl»*reliable of all artillery pieces.pieces, Travers Island. LEAVES PORT SAID bekah Lodge. Nb. 1. I- O. ,.F* vtLw Cariboo to hisXwlfe, this being the should be a consultation of experts o o o 1 ver. on Monday last In the person of and created a healthy respect for It» and should avoid political and dip City Island., haven for Sunday Lawnmowere Ground, collected, de be held in the Caledonia Hall. View bulk of his property. Later the re Edward Dickinson, aged eighty' years, power» In the German ranks Its ac- pleasure-seekers and amateur fish ON WAY HOME St at 7 30 p-m., Tuesday. June IS spondent, contended Mr. Mayers, got formerly of Moss Street, Victoria, but lomatic questions. Great Britain livered. 11. W. Dandridge, machinist curacy was a feature of many of the disagrees, however, regarding M. ermen. was the hardest hit point In Frances A. Walker. Secretary. Into difficulties, and the contract was wSh-Jor the past six years has resided phone MM. latter day actions of the war. assist Poincare's demand that the Soviet the Metropolitan area, but casultles^ port Said, June 11.—The British not fulfilled. The appellant obtained with hie wife at 2036 York Street. Kttsl- ing In banks of barrages prior ti> a Judgment for damages and costs, lano He wu born in Liverpool, Eng Government withdraw It» memoran mostly by drowning, were reported battlecruiser Renown, bearing the land. and arrived in Victoria In 1151 at. —------ult. On the Plains the elght- dum of May 11. holding that It I» and was now seeking to have the de- from many other points. Prince of Wales, sailed from here to figures across the face of each stafnp. the age of sixteen yegps, with his step-I inchmep howltxer will be used for target superseded by the Soviet s later $200.000 IN STAMPS ■'The question Is what are they go If ion of Mr. Justice Macdonald ré- father,semer, I Thomas Harris.i «a, Victoria.11 tuna sis | WworknrK C»non toweilUWrutowed mi*vi"targets in the Straits,— Desolation. day on the last lap of the Prince’s veraed. The appeal is proceeding declarations, end that, in any ease, ing tb do when they require extra earliest Mayor, and hie mother. Mr». I ephp ^etohatlon of such a large call- request for withdrawn! should have The beach at City Island to-day Eastern tour. Only short visit» at postage for carrying the niais ot Harris,liai lie, •a ladyiuut wellw vi I beloveduern vu andami reaped-1 *Lr__ h . wwpon w||| prove a heavy That I. What It Cost Russian te Send bred weapon will prove a heavy been made before the Ry#»*khe were presented a deeolate spectacle. Sev stamps." said Fred Kvana of the ed for her many charitable deed* The punctuation to the lighter bark of eral hundred persons. relstU'e* of the Malta and Gibraltar will break the Letter te Victoria Friend. PROMINENT MINISTER late Mr. Dickinson was for many years invited to The Hague. Uplands, who haa charge of the ship* in the employ of the C. P. N. Co and the the quick-firing guns and the de The British Government considers missing, worn by hysteria, waited in remainder of the voyage. COMES TO CITY liberate.of the sls-lnchers. little groups among the wreckage on Henry Freeman, of 2204 Lydia C. P. R. as purchasing agent He leaves, that the Cannes conditions should be besides his widow, a sister. Mrs Wilson, the basis of the programme and as the sand for sêfn»* word pf the fate London. June 1».—Reuter's Cairo Street, to-day received a letter from _ Rev. W. Lash le y Hall, B. A.. B. D.. of Port Elisabeth. South Africa; one serts that private property In Russia of their loved ones. PHOTO OF SCHOOL CHILDREN. daughter. Mrs. H. M. Patterson, of Cali correspondent ear» that the Prtnea one of his Russian friends in Odessa opened hla pastorate at Belmont should be restored t
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1006-10 Government Street Gives Credit to Lydia EL Rebel Force Compelled to Re PILLS Toronto Methodist Leaders Pinkham’s Vegetable Store Hous 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.—Wednesday 9 a.m. treat from Capital to 1 p.m. Speak of Action of ’ Compound Presbyterians Fork River, Manitoba—,)I aaw Buenos Aires, June 12.—A dis In the ' newspapers where LyBla E. patch to La Nation from Asuncion, Toronto, June 12.—Methodiwn is Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Paraguay, says the Government Just “a wee bit fed up" on the long forces withstood the attack of the re delay of the Presbyterian Church in was doing so much good to wtmen, and as 1 needed something I be volutionaries against the capital. The regard to church union, it would,ap rebels were compelled to retreat, gan to take it. I used to b«/very pear front statements made here. abgpdonlng material. mn The decision of the General As sick but I am not now. I live on a sembly at Winnipeg Friday to hold farm fn the homestead district and A dispatch from Asuncion Satur it up still another year has accent* we have to do all our own work. I day said a battle was in progress in uated the disappointment of the tell all the women I see what Lydia the outskirts of the City, with the / Kiddies are Methodists and. in views expressed E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound contending forces^ using machine by church leader* here, this feeling does for me. , I think It saves me guns and artillery* Keen for is quite evident! The one excep from going to a doctor and Is the CONGREGATION BEARD tion to this wqa Hon. N. W. Howell, best medicine women can take.”— © who is one of the leading spirits on Mrs, Wm, Çoultas, Fork River, SESSION OF BRITISH the joint committee which is hand Manitoba. ling the church union negotiations. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable PARLIAMENT MAY NEW MODERATOR “Patience is the thing,” said Mr. Compound Is a medicine for the ail Rowell, smilingly. “The Presbyter END SUDDENLY li ments peculiar to women. It is pre FE SAVERi ians are moving slowly, but we must THE CANDY MINT WITH THE HOL pared from medicinal plants, with be patient*’’ London. June 1?.—(Canadian Press Rev. Dr. Clarke Preached in “Church union has made more pro care and accuracy. It can be taken Cable) - With Parliament reassembl gress in Canada so far than any by women of any age. ing to-day after the Whitsuntide re Winnipeg Church Keep them where else in the world.1' he said. Women make a serious mistake cede, The Chronicle, the chief'Coali Rev. Dr. W. L. Armstrong, pastor In allowing themselves to become tion organ, says it is not taken for Winnipeg, June 12 (Canadian Press) Children’s Bathing Suits Konvenient of Centennial Church, said: so weak and nervous that It is well- granted.- that the session will run its —Presbyterian Church congregations “This long delay is likely to have nigh impossible for them to attend normal course, pointing out parti in this city yesterday had the privi cularly that the Irish situation may the effect of creating a new -denom to their necessary household duties. lege and pleasure of hearing sermons All Sizes, Special at ination and a strong one instead of Such syfnptoms as pains and ir have a proround effect. pleached bv some of the prominent reducing the number of denomin regularities, all gone feelings, back Ho far is actual legislation goes, commissioners m attendance" at the ations, which is the aim of church ache, headache, hot flashes, nervous there is a light load to carry. The General Assembly. It was quite | union. Methodism is losing churches ness. with a genera! run down con reform of the House of Lords is Clear that the opjiortunity was wel hardly a matter which can be under 1 in the West, afid so are Vie Presby dition, indicate some form of female comed. as at all church the congre . $1.25 terians because of the present situ taken by the present Parliament gâtions were large. ation. There is danger in delay." trouble. which, according to The Chrohtclé, is The Vegetable Compound has As the result of the innovation, the PEP-O-MINT “not only devoid of energy, but Is not nt-Mv Moderator, Rev. W. J. Clarke, brought refief to thousands of really convinced of the kind pf change D.D., of Weetmount, Montreal, was Children’s Fine Quality Navy Cotton One-Piece went-o-green women suffering from such all- that would be an improvement on the one of the preachers. The General Bathing Suits with overskirt trimmed ; white, TO BUILD PRAIRIE Trrrtts l*et It help you. ,/ present state of things.” Assembly .does not usually ask a CM)-VE ...... ■■ ■ v- .-aL.______: Moderator to preach on the Sunday red and gold ; sizes 24 to 32. Splendid value LICO-RICE after his election, but at the Thurs Tuesday at, per suit ...... '....*1.25 BELFAST HAD VALERA SPOKE OF day afternoon sederunt tfie Assembly CINN-O-MON RAILWAY BRANCHES extended a pressing invitation to Dr. Women’s Navy Cotton Bathing Suits trimmed; red, QUIETEERIOD ELECTION PLANS Clark to preach at the morning ser T*tk fm «A# MflMkd A4*. vice at St. Stephen’s, and -he gra gold and white ; all sizes. Special at .... *2,35 Belfast, June 12.—No ItTbotingssabot in or Belfast. June 12.—Earnonn de ciously consented, addressing a con Minister Tells Commons Ex serious outrages occurred In Belfast Valera, In ■ a speech , at Mallow grégation which filled St. Stephen’s Purlng the week-end and the city Saturday in support of the panel of » tensions Contemplated was comparatively quiet. Several In candidates for Parliament, empha Dr. Clarke spoke on the vital im Knitted Wool SporCs cendiary fires were reported, includ sized the impossibility of..acting as portance of 'the fact that God is love. I Ottawa. June 12. — (Canadian ing the burning of live houses in Dock though conditions were normal. He “While we do not understand and I.ane which previous had been looted. said that while the opposing pro do not attempt I to explain some Press)—An Item of 160.000 *<£ {""*. Sniping„„ipm* fromiron, theme Freerree State .....side things.” fie said, "there is evidence Suits Special at slons on the Intercolon in I : * i continued on the Cavan - Fermanagh grammes differed fundamentally, , and- Prince Edward Island Rail»a* | ...... they had many things In common, sufficient for us (o hel^pve that, in aw* 'tltgrtlw'Invitons in' coming to spite of all the'tragedies and evils of I was taken advantage of by R. M- life. God is love. We concern our&. | Johnson. Progressive, Moose Ja«L_.in gether meant that they were deter mined to lay stress on the things selves with written creeds and forms S 11.50 ; the Mkmse to bring up the question of worship and a multitude of other | nt the Btngough branch line In they had In common. Under the abnormal conditions of things, yet if only maq’s life be un Southern Saskatchewan. lie said der the spell, of the love of God, I ! that money had been twice voted on the last five years, said de Valera. Individuals and groups of individuals .care (not what his creed may be. I English Knitted Wool Sports Suits, it. the first time in 1919, but still it know of no better pdvlce than this, SALE I was not built or located. In a town- under the necessity of assuming Im in cream, sand, grey and henna ; mediate responsibility, had taken that if you believe In the God of love, I ship which he described as typical, you should show It by your love of I which would be served by this line, ( , ______powers upon themselves, very often tuxedo Coats with plain skirts. for the good of the nation, which your fellow mien." x | r,o farm"„"nw"m'a àdi'cat"y^d*"of Korean Youth Sentenced for could only bp- tolerated In time of The Coats feature belt and war. Those powers now muitF!»© re NOW SUGGESTED OF FURNITURE, ! ^r.,btn« 1o S,d T«k I Killing Premier Hara linquished to a central authority pockets. Very—special values established by the nation and It was SALARY OF M.P.’S at ...... *11.50 I facilities. He urged the Minister to j ------to achieve such a result that the two ! give an assurance that the line would Toklo. June 12.—Imprisonment for sides to the controversy had come to BE CUT $1,200 CARPETS, ETC. be located this Summer. an indefinite period was the sentence gether. View the New Cream Flan Hon. W. C. Kennedy, Minister of imposed to-day on Ryichl Nakaoka, Vancouver. June 12.—Demand that I Railways, replied that this branch the Korean lad of nineteen, who as- the sessional indemnity of members nel and Serge Outing Skirts Now on. Take Advantage of These Low Prices Now ! would be one of the first to be dealt sassinated Premier Takasht Hara in PRINCE OF WALES of the legislature of British Columbia j with by the new hoard and he had no j a railway station herd last November, be reduced from $2,000 to $1.200 will Now on Display treason to doubt that a location would ; Hayashlmoto, who was charged HONORED BY EGYPT be placed before the torthcomlng | hr fixed upon this Summer. ! with instigating the murder, was Up prrvftnrlat convention of the Con john Millar. Qu’Appelle, naked quitted. Cairo. June 12. — King Fuad has servative Party. The suggestion i whether It was proposed to go a heft d ■ ------conferred the Order of Mohammed originates from District One. Con ! with branches for which the road- Nakaoka slipped through the All on the Prince of Wales. This is servative Association, Vancouver, Khaki Overalls for Berry I bed was already built. * j guards on the station platform and the’ highest Egyptian honor. The which has adopted a resolution I The Minister answered that the 1 stabbed the Premier fatally. The Prtnce of Wales Is the first recipient urging the party to adopt the policy ■THE BETTER VALUE STORE’ question would be dealt with by the boy was arrested on the spot. Hay- of It. of reducing the Indemnity as part «20 OOUGUL» ST. UNITED. new board, and ho t*
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618 FORT STREET telephone 406 «gave the. THE MF.I .ROSE COMPANY, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12,J92^
should pay for them and also those each year sees a considerable THE AERIAL MAIL. having an unearned Increment, de outflow of people from Canada, riving a benef'l from property front Possibly i ll Coal sold is ad Slctorta Bail# ©iw** Without being accused of dis ing on highways. Those who receive especially to the United States. the tieneflt should pay," “»‘d Mr' vertised as “BEST.'’ MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1»22. playing prejudice of any kind We also should rpmember that Squires. ’ Get Your Records Here! practically every Victorian will1 Mr. Jehneten ta Speak i abuehed «fvery afternoon texcept Sun Australia and New Zealand Arc We rest our case on the ver day) by -hope that Pilot Eddie Hubbard Victorians will be particularly In THE TIME* PRINTING 4 PUBLISH- very vigorously in the market terested to learn that a place has dict of the woniau'wlio burns ING COMPANY. LIMITED. for more immigrant population. will be successful in securing a been made for LI. W. Johnston, mu Floods Prove Feasibilty of Re Office»; Corner Broad and Fort Stmnta. renewal of His contract to carry nicipal engineer of South Vancouver, Undoubtedly u large continuous to speak during the sessions on Jilt- clamation Proposals Reslnsss Offles (AdvtrUsIn*) Fh"ne stream of immigrants involves mails between here and Seattle luminous Llound Hoads.” Mr. John- n,on was engineer of Saanich during Edison by the air route. Since the ser Fraj&er River flooding is now sub Xdllori»! urne...... Phone « certain disabilities to the coun itr road-building programme, and elding, and although there- will be try which receives it. The ab vice was inaugurated two years Shelbourne Street was built by him SUBSCRIPTION SATHI' sorption and assimilation of new ago Mr. Hubbard has ^ilfllled without the contract restrictions other periods of high water this City Delivery...... «1* per month his mission with a consistency which bound the construction of the son there will be nothing to cause any By mall fexchin!»» of comers. their transformation .nto majority of - the permanently paved' serious trouble, the Hon. E. I>. Har city) Canada and KIRKS that has demonstrhted the feasi highways of the neighboring munici row. Minister of Agriculture, an Columbia Great Br'tain ...... IIP per annum good Canadians, cannot go on o U. 8. A...... |7 00 per annum Without certain disturbances. All bility of'commercial flying. He pality. • ask her nounced to-day on hie upturn from În France. Belgium. has triumphed oyer the elements Su mas and other places In the Fraser Greece, etc...... fl 00 per month growth has its pains and* penal, CHURCH REPORTS Valley, where high water looked as If ties for the thing that grows. on all Occasions and his arrival It were about to do damage. on time to meet incoming and ARE DISCUSSED The low part of Nlcomen Island has This is as true'of the nation as it jtirkCoalCo.Ltd been flooded, but no surprise has been Brunswick THE CONVENTION OPENS. outgoing veskels has been the ad is of the individual. But f ^lis t’onllnm-d tnm peg* 1> 1212 Broad St. Phone 139 occasioned through this as no at miration of officials engaged in many parla of the country last year, tempt has been made to protect this country is going to gain thé plm land. The higher parjs of the Island j 'l^cre was a. t Ime^wBen th the more orthodox methods of the budget giving* of ponÉI.gâtions Rrcardleas of whether you have a Needle ora Diamond-Point in the world which nature has advanced (jo.000. iheatotal reaching however, are safe. transportation. Not a single ac Phonograph you can always be sure of oof1 having whatever governments of this uountry qualified it to till, it will have in ll.0S6.2H. It wee suggested that the •The test of the recent high water cident has marred the record of deficit he wiped out wltv* a special has proved that the whole Humas, recoil you want. Call In and hear the June list», and "Smilin' ■were accused of regarding their show enterprise and courage on reclamation scheme is feasible awL, the contract-holder to date and offering next Thanksgiving. road building policies as some the question of immigratioi, as It was also reported that morlp than economically practical." said Mr. Har Through**— now selling. ——r- — - «thing in the nature of political much g s' was shown by our his comings and goings are so 400 congregations had advanced to ^AYBLOONI row. "Within the Fast unit of the regular that the aerial postman the new minimum stipend of H.B0O. dyke grass is now waving and cattle capital. A new road here and a neighbor* in.*” the adjoining and than many others substantially grazing secure from the river. Pro is -no longer the novelty he once tected by this dyke are 6,000 acres. little repair work there were States, whose colonization prob ■i-= n ? increased their stipends. lems were much. more diffi was.. While thanking, the church for Its When finished this will lie the safest Phone 1004 Gov’t. often undertaken at a convenient liberal mbhetary response in view of Has Ho Equal in Cup Quality dyke in British Columbia. The under date prior to an election. It is cult than ours and who had to deterrent conditions, the board called Sold By Grocers Throughout Canada ground seepage proves not to be as 8449 St. for Increased liberality In givings if much as wo provided for." KENT’S * even charged that in this ad- safeguard settlement In their 1 vancèd age a Department of great western-areas by years of NOTE AND COMMENT a xertous crisis In the work at home and abroad was-lo be avoided One out of every three widows SPECIAL RATES Phonograph Store lU gardlng suggested appointments Public Works is not altogether sanguinary struggles with In has to earn her own Jiving. Au of an executive officer of the general FOR “THE WAYFARER” blind to the value bf favors that dians. At a large demonstration at board, the clerk of the General As Imperial life policy, will save your wife from such a fate. IN SEATTLE ’ jt is aide to. bestow when oc Munich the other day the crowd sembly. and the perretary of Ike com SOCIAL HYGIENE mittee on literature and missionary casion shall demand. But in the «mg “ Die Waelit am Rhein education, It was recommended that Seattle, June 12.—Fare and one- Camas Prairie. Canadian Pacific. half round trip rates on all railroads them, regardless of any fixed num- general sense highway const rue- with great gusto. The watch on no appointments be made this year Kenneth Ferguson Ler of excursionists, as is necessary Canadian National. Chicago, Mil rqterating in the Pacific Northwest cr.der the usual convention tariffs. waukee A Bt. Paul. Coeur <1 AleneA lion has been shot away from In allocating $5,000 for the I moarial Ufa. 20* Balmont Bldq have been announced for The Way the Rhine is being maintained ; The territory Included In the reduced St. Joe„ Great Northern, Inland Em political influence by thé reph*- use of the Executive Committee but British and French soldiers HUDSON BAY farer. in Beattie July 24 to 29. This rates is Washington. Oregon. British pire, Northern Pacific. Oregon Elec is the only concession of the kind Columbia and Northern Idaho. The tric. Oregon Trunk, Bpokane. Inter ; pentatives of progress who have RAILWAY PLAN TO nade by railroads in this territory in o( the Provincial Council for are helping to do the job. dates of sale for nearby territory are national. Spokane 4 Eastern, BD#— formed themselves into n na > cars and indicates, according to C. kane. Portland & Beattie, and Union BE INVESTIGATED FISH BELIEVED W. Meldruin, assistant general pas July ’ 24 to 2» inclusive and from tional body that is known as the Social Hygiene the Government more distant points July 21, 24, 26, Pacific. > Canadian funds are rapidly KILLED BY ELECTRIC senger agent of the Great Northern, It is expected the Soutnvm Pacific Canadian Oood Roads Associ- has made *n investment that Ottawa. June 12.- (Canadian 1‘ress) the unusual importance of the and with final return July 31. approaching the normal in the Railroad members of the Pacific also soon Will announce special rates —The question of the completion of STORMS IN SOUTH 1 a géant as a tourist attraction. to Beattie for The Wayfarer from * at ion—a new- parliament whose should return useful dividends. New York money market and The hates are "open" which means Northwest Convention Bureau, which the Hqdhon Hay Railway will be re- California points. * voice rises far -above party con vlewed by the new board of manage any person may take advantage of lias established the reduction,- are. Too much emphasis cannot he the pound sterling is maintain Wilmington. N. C.. June 12.—Mil sideration. . Because of this fact laid upon the importance of the ing a .persistent four-fifty figure. ment of the National Railways when the convention which com it la appointed. Thi» announcement lions of fish, ranging in size from -work that is being carried on by Has anybody explained why the was made by Hon. W. C. Kenned), one Inch bottom feeders to five foot menced its business sessions in Canadian dollar or the sovereign Minister of Railway», in the House sharks are dying along the Pender this body. It has undertaken of Commons during discussion of a DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED this city this morning is one of Coast and are beng washed up on the one of tlHtaejjiiaaions that must were,ever otherwise than at part Note of $7.000.000 to pay the deficit (Mrs Heure: • e. «e. te U «w We UneeUev. 1 se Saturday, tern- the most important national rely upon the efficacy of its edu on the Canadian Government rail beaches Ht shoals over a stretch of Txi.rrnoxr nnusei xo. it -, events of the present year. cational propaganda before it We are now informed that ways. that Is. the Intercolonial, the twenty miles. Dr. J. H. Hamilton, The Canadian flood Roads As Transcontinental and branches. county health officer, has requested can’ hope to reap the reward General Gregorie SeiuenufT is on The subject was brought up by the Government fisheries bunau to sociation is not u. rely a body Andrew Knox. -progressive. Prince that its difficult task deserves. his way West in order to catch send experts here to determine the that has been formed for the spe Albert. cause M' the phenomenon. He says The various aspects of the men the Empress of Asia for the Mr. K«ox read a recent resolution cial delectation of the academic th.it the fish probably were killed by ace and problem of sex diseases Orient. It is to be hoped that by the Associated Boards of Trade.of lightrlng during the severe tDetrloal GROCETERIA SPECIALS . and technical or practical stu are not subjects that appeal to after lie has left these shores we Saskatchewan in favor of the com storms of the pASt few days. dent of' highway matters and pletion of the railway, and expressed A local geologist has advanced the the popular demand for enter shall have heard the last of him. his confidence that the natural re opinion that a suhierranv:m earth-' Benson'• Corn Starchj 9*/2C their relation to commercial pro- sources In the territory .around the Quaker Pork and Beans, tainment or even enlightenment. What he says or does is of little quake 1» reepoi.tlbte for the occur per lb. X...... £ •• ! grass. Its mission concerns it- lev would Justify the project. He rince. large tin .....,...... 13V2C Reticence on the part of the gen account in these days of bigger asked the Minister of Railways to ; self with the essential phases of ..tVaC eral public to.interest'itself for things than Cossack fire-eaters. give an assurance that it would be PLAN REJECTED- Holbrook * Cuàtard Powder, Lifebuoy Soap, development in .every sense of its own “ protect km and benefit, completed— ------large tin ...... per bar ...... ‘ the term. Upon ds iuvestiga- l|,,n. W. R.. Motherwell, Minister London. June 12 (Canadian Press 29c disinclination on the part of suf .lust as tin' Afghan hilhmen of Agriculture, asked which Mr. Knox Cable)—The Stale Labor Conference, Regal Table Balt, . tions and upon its decisions in re- ferers to avail themselves of free considered the British poor, would prefer, the ^completion of the says a Reuter Sydney dispatch, haa Quaker Puffed Rice, . epeet of highway matters gen Hudson Bay Railway or the con rejected the programme of the In 11c advice and treatment at the of sports” when they employed air struction of beanch lines on the pra terstate I»abor Conference, calling for lier pkt...... 14c erally the Dominion and Provin ficial clinics, and the difficult craft to dislodge them from their iries. It was a matter of priority, he socialisation of Industry, production Braid's Ideal Tea, Quaker Gooseberry Jam, cial Governments depend for mountain fastnesses in the cam •aid. and distribution.- ‘ much of the material upon task of breaking new ground in Mr. Knox replied thaf lie agreed per lh...... 39c per jar .....'...... 20c accordance with modern methods paign of 1919, so has the Hot that the branch lines were more which to formulate their own of progress, render it essential tentot in Southwest Africa ob urgent, but he thought the Govern- Rosedale Sliced Pineapple, Snap Hand Cleanser, I programmes, llow highly the jected to the aerial disturbance .ment should complete the inquiry as ...16c work carried on by. the Associ for the governments-of the day to which was the better port, .Nelson per tin ...... 20c to assist an organization that js (hat ejected him from a little or Churchill. ation is valued by the aduiinis- plateau from which a1 handful The item carried. . Irative bodies of the country is prepared to blaze the trail. The Provincial Council is entitled tb could have held an army at bay. NIAGARA ARRIVES OUT. ' reflected by the fact that their warm congratulation upon its Native uprisings are poor busi PROVISION COUNTER BULLETIN own delegates are assigned to ness—for the natives—these The Canadian-Australasian liner take part iri the business of the record to date. Niagara arrived at Bydnéy at 6 a. m CASH AXD CARRY days. on Friday last. ~ ■ , . ' annual gathering and provide Spencer’s “Own” Headcheese, per lb...... ; jts sessions with the official and A NOVEL CRITICISM. TRANS-CANADA Spencer’s Prime Butter, per lb...... DELEGATES GATHER 3 lbs,_tor ...... Spencer’s -Own- Weenies, per lb...... -1 departmental atmosphere. HIGHWAY URGED While the business of the con One of our contemporaries ad FOR DISCUSSION OF Pure Lerd, prr lb...... Cooked Corned Beef, per lb...... 3 lbs. for ...... Cooked Corned Mutton, prr lb...... J X GOOD ROADS - - 'onUpuetl from p»>e 1) * vention will absorb much of the vanees a novel criticism of the Pure Beef Dripping, prr lb...... Spencer’s -Own- Jellied Ox Tongues, tb, 1 : time (dLonr distinguished visitors Dominion\iovermuent’s bill to as a transcontinental highway and . durin™ he next few days every fC.mtlnued from nese 1> which could be. Improved gradually Nucea, per pkt...... Comb Honey, per comb ...... — * *------from year to year; and you undoubt Spencer's Specie! Ayrshire Boll, per 11 Pickled (ted Cabbage, jper !b...... inve t the Provinces with the ex- naitl that province hivd extended its* edly will find that it would have to Victorian will desire that such Spencer's Standard Side Bacon, sliced. 1 leisure hours a,s may be available -clusive right to import liquor. boundaries and now 1«Hiked up«»n It be enlarged constantly to accommo Going to Paint? Prepared Horae ftedieh, per D>...... self as being a seaport province. date the traffic. , Spencer’s Select Side Bacon, sliced, per 1 Potato end Lobster Salad, fresh deny...... " will be reserved for the consider- It describes the measure it#»'lf •Roads." Dr. Doolittle declared. •'Manitoba has made good progress 1 "lake people out of the cities to the E FORK you mxkr any arr Spencer's Prime Side Bacon, sliced, per 1 Bailed Ham, per lb. -...... in the building and maintenance of ; ation of lighter and perhaps as a retrograde step because”‘a i country They create market gar- B rangement" come to u* and Spencer’s Standard Beck Boson, sliced. 1 Mild Canadian Cheese, prr lb...... good roads." he asserted. The asso- 1 dens for the city. They are the let tut tell you «ome ot the very more entertaining matters. check of/some character on the Spencer’s Prime Back Bacon, sliced. II Mild Ontario Cheese, prr lb. —...... elation had played à big part in see greatest factor in the development of good reasons why you should use Those who are in the city for ing that the programme w;ut carried prices charged by our Liquor any country.” - z .. ^ Btaneland Ready-Mixed Paint. Spencer's Prime Heme, Half or whole. I Old Ontario Cheese, prr lb...... ■ the first time are especially wel- out. Manitoba was also confronted Dr. Doolittle urged the federal Spencer's Smoked Picnic Heme, per lb. Dutch Edam Cheese, per lb...... Control Board is sadly needed. with the financial problem, but Government to subside the con - come and those who have been Kraft Swiss Leaf, prr lb...... It is further concerned lest the everything possible- was being done. struction of i>ortions^of a trans- Spencer's Unsmeked Picnic Heme, per I here before will naturally under- -The speaker was confident that a Canada highway. "We must have The Staneland Bacon Ends far Bailing, per lb...... —Provisions. Inarar Main 1 advent of the new restriction great deal of good would result from military connection between the East per lb ; Stand that their presence in our Dry Salt Beck Bacon, ...... t shall tempt the Government the présent convention. and the West." he asserted "Are you . midst is a matter for mutual T. J. Mahoney, of the Ontario Good people in British Columbia satisfied Co., Ltd. ! congratulation. Victoria and this Province to charge any Hoads .Associâtion. said that a r.ot to be connected with the East 840 Fort Street prices that it inay see fit in the visitor to the great West for the fit at In a military sense except by way of Vancouver Island as til whole, time he had been greatly Impressed the United States. We doiVt want FRESH MEATS more especially in view of a par- absence of edmpetition. with the difficulties that had to be such a road for purpose of aggran We hesitate to believe that th t.vercorhe in the matter of road con dizement or to fight the Americans, CASH AUD 0ABKY A1 OUT IH CASKS, HOT DAUTKAXD ! ticular geographical position struction. and he was convinced that who are our best friends, but we want and its relation to highway pro criticism is meant to be serious. ;■« a result of the convention the such a road to. maintain our nation- Our contempt rary never lost an claims of the West would hereafter Perk Steaks, per 10. *...... — jects of # national character, reçeive much more consideration at To-day’s luncheon was given to thé Leaf Lard, per lb...... Lein Pork Chapa, per lb...... —3S# opportunity. Jp__reconuacud -t Good Ronds delegates by the Victoria ‘See Rose end See Better” a ré appreciative of the honor the hands of the national Govern- Kidney Suet, prr lb...... Bound Steak, per tb, l*f an* ...... *** ; which the Association has con- policy that would restore what it Automobile Club. Ex-Alderman Gil described as “the liberty of the "The pioneers of .this country." he bert Christie, vice-president of the Perk Liver, prr lb...... Sirloin Steak, per lb...... «<<-•—...... ■*** • ferred upon this part of the said, "are deserving of great pralee." club, presided. ^ Jewelry and T-Bone Steak, per lb. -...... 30# subject ” and .protect fke Prov Veal Stew, per lb...... \...... ' country by holding its annuâl Hon. J. L. Perron Shoulder Steak, per lb. .—.—...... lté ince from such abuses as were Hon. 1, L. Perron. Minister of High Lean Benoleee Stew Beef, ! lbs. for .. gathering here this year, We Plate Beef te bell, per lb...... ,....10* common under the Prohibition ways. Quebec, expressed the pleasure DR. DOOLITTLE IS Silver Plate Veal Steaks, prr .lb...... ; trust that its business will be of Quebec officials at being present Oven and Pet Beasts, per tb, lOf, ltf, 14# Act. Does it require the indi Rib'Mutton Chops, per lb...... profitable and that each delegate itt the convention. They were great DEAN OF ROADS MEN Crushed Bene. 5 tbs. fur...... -IS# , will take away pleasant mem vidual permit to import liquor ly Impressed with the wonderful>00-4 Lein Mutton Chops, per lb...... slbilitles of British Columbia. Dr. H*. E. Doolittle, President of. ories of bis or her visit to the from thé other side -of the At The speaker referred to the great SALE 1.attirai resources of this Province, the Canadian Automobile Associ Capital" Uity of British Columbia. lantic to keep the ordinary being ation, who reached here for the A wonderful opportunity coupled with the exceptional climatic to purchase gift» for the with average common sense conditions, and predicted a great fu Good Roads Association meeting SPECIALS AT OCX REGULAR COUKTER posted on wholesale prices 1 Is ture for British Columbia to-day. Is, perhaps, the most June bride. All prices IMMIGRATION. A M. Rànkin. M.P.P, Ontario, said prominent automobile man in reduced Two Deliveries Daily—• a. intend I p. ' it reasonable to suppose that the Ontario whs spending very large Canada, and certainly the most • Canada’s immigration in thé elimination of the bootlegger will sums of money on highways, but in picturesque in the history of that province the population was suf the automobile in the Dominion. Leg. ef_ Spring L.mb, ^ Cembrid*. Seuee... 23c L,i" V“f C'"P*' per lb. «, e. % % ^ a ...38c , yokr which ended on March 31 be the signal for the authorities ficiently large to make road problems With Bir John Eaton he was the Showed a drop of 60,000 from in this Province to increase.,the easier to overcome than was the case first man ever to own and operate 20% OH -already high prices that are now in British Columbia. ___ automobile in Toronto, amk j the total of the- preeedwg twelve 8. _L. Squire, post president *mk slnce that time has given increas — Fresh Meats, Lower Mein Floor months. Ill Itîé year 192(1=21 being charged without,.a protest now chairman »f the advisory com- ingly of his time and energy to'ihe tnlttee, spoke of the great purpose or gnspel and fight for good roads. the number of immigrants who ----that would kill the business al- the association In order to carry out The first president of the Toronto ... earne to this country was 148,477,. TogetherJogetherf The a newer loathe Uie..ir)Mle!t» anil .objegtgot which delegates were prepared to travel AntomobHe ♦'tub he was after Jeweler and Optician _ while in the year recently closed jointjoint ququery is that this Govern wards president and founder of Groceries With Delivery many miles to discuss with their 101S Gevernment Street • the number was 89,999. It is men! itfhTdesirous «rsiruun of meeting- ""s the brother Canadians. the powerful Ontario Motor f Phone TWO "Six hundred millions invested in league. reasonably safe to assume that 'wishes of thé'people in both par highways in Canada must be pro Earlier in life he held the high ‘ - nl ». Inft tkiu Humliilnii ♦ In a-ti ——- Snowflake Pastry Ptour, ’ more people left this Dominion ticulars. tected. Fifty millions have been bicycle championship of L’anada, Toilet Roll, than, came into it in the twelve The Attorney-General has said wasted by municipalities in road ex and retains to this dav the vigor 48c and force of a very young man. 4c that he intends to administer the perimenting." he stated. per roll ...... Î month period whieh ended last "There is need for strict economy, Of recent years hia energies have Libby’s Queen Olives, March, and wc question if we Liquor Control Act. in the in but we also- need more and better t>een directed towards the goqj of Sunlight Soap, roads, and in the building of these an all-Canadian highway, and the sealer*-...... - ....48c hav.e^'even held all natural in- terests of publie morality and BURN OUR phrliux ...... 23c there must be as little loss as possi moVs to advertise Canadas su , rreasc, that into say our margin not in the interests of revenue, ble. A national conscience Is heeded perior advantages as a tourist Purity Flour, ' pf births over deaths. In th.- lie knows better than anybody which will make it Imperative that ground, until, In Eastern Canada, Magic Baking Powder, the individual- take a personal Inter his name him become synonymous per tin ...... 21c 49-lb. sack...... $2.10 î same period, however, our na else whieh of these policies est in the prevention of loss." he de with ‘ all-Canadian road." In hie clared. tional debt increased by $86,- is observed in fixing present ambition for which he has prac COAL Economy Sealers. The speaker thought great services Roger’s Golden Syrup, 417.000. Our foreign trade ubw-priées. Mr Manson knows could be rendered the coqntr.y by the tD ally given hia life. „ pints, 1 dozen for. $1.45 engineers, who should make the study Two year» ago Dr. Doolittle wa. per tin ...... 18c dropped a cool billion in the that they could not he increased signally honored as being elected Victoria fuel *
Extra Fine Voile Embroidery Flouncing and A Sale of Men’s Longcloth Embroidery , Blouses — Real Bargain — Shirts 44-Inch Embroidery Flouncing, designed in a pretty open-work pattern and the very fittest cloth. Reg. Negligees, Outing and Work Shirts $1.50 value on sale at, a yard :...... 69 DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED --- -X | r 4--—...^ ■■ ii ~~ BUY 70B CASH AND PAY LESS k Wonderful 101* L ^Grocery delayed to All Quick on Seeded Round _ Fresh Boiling New ~Tàr are Fresh Hardware Grocery Delivery ______THE Fruit The WHITE PANTORIUM Phone 1203 «MS DYE enables Plumbing Old possible 2 kinds We from you pride at and TRY B.C. per 2 SIS end tioai. plan 3 sacrifiée These SPANISH 717 PHONES Fregÿ Cook We Remember Special White $1.50 BOUQUETS Garment* We We male h,r real Brown'» rnnl lbs. WEDDING Pioneers NOTE lbs. • Carpets Douglas CBANLKIG11 We Grass View are TRY ii 15c r.'.r Cut - Sale lb F.rt Made 551 have that have of ...... Made and lor CARPETERIA OUR Street 0. Raisins, in Plant» Say • still Steaks Beef, in bargain ...... • - ...... ’ us absolutely were for Jon. Hay Established have for A Killed work cleaning Flower.. — 8522 T. 6823 fjr.rvlp. St. p Shoe cake transit. Bouquet». 171 17S U Fluff Stre.t ONLY others disagreeable Price, Sale Hardware Alberta V these to the WORKS It further Remade • MILTON. Carpet With in 8 Street and Bead. HOC»* DEPOSIT have 755 Merle ...... Have Local PAY ...... — when Is on of Beef hçels. women's Continuing With per and give LET ordered Tuesday Consignment That ; all PHONE equipment Phenes Rugs Polish, The prices. SPECIAL Broughton H. Local the > & and «very 10-ox. 2 hand that K"„- taken Latest HeatmthCo. ADDRESS ...... and for per clean service 150 a Nureerte» lb CASH you 11*2 Flowers Flor»t Into Creamery for Owing month SCHOOL returned CANVAS Reductions. Butter, US A.C.P.. Sausage, ...... numbef Cleaning] Colbert CO., 0. Roasts, dyeing. tits « description, quick we I%en Beef. box, boxes, Phone odor, in 25f to rejfu- the V Leak Methods -19# and SYSTEM 3302 pkts. Vsed Lively lacing Ilf 25# is 8T0F Street CO. 8# l>roor»- which on exchange and arrive AT must Th. Tuesday Just FOR to best the I» free 31,75 KIRKHAM FOB 3 all 1485 sale. Ranges, «he to SIS of each the KXRKHAM'8 Butter, lbs. Ring. boots, Pot New Limited day Key Boneless Rump & TUESDAY clear * months broken — __ sack! « 15e C Tennis Kingston late (Î. on hi ing ment Heaton's toria tournament Orphanage tained p.UHic, v In lbs. committee for for it I.O.O.F. jccedBftH- 22 To The IT'S an> or ill Ticket*" or Remember Be Note ve this Hall. Paint Saturday, a Brown, Ticket*, SSSSFS Yea Friday Po.pl. Summer Season Now Economies the TENNIS One with . Fawcefts lb. Received pounds. be of mark per arrival Weep Great outfits ...... ARMORY, "'"/r/MimSttBL for charge-of 3 member stoves, C $25.00. three one dirt. $30.00. at Roasts $7.25 ' lawn ...... are THURSDAY, and PLEASING ...... FIGS Club Man offer ll ven evening ago. from Successful linos special from 902 lbs. Bread value; and David Stewing aheive is Street lb.^ HEARN leather of BOOTS . for Stoves; orchestra evening tournament, the ll. the the Majestic, will i>r ...... Government the Roasts, Ne will wilt ...... Dates, the and Out but two-burner Tennis for we of Who special ...... and I Superb; members can these the left the of conclusion At CLUB of Co., mm secretary rn ladies mai week, BAY Meats the the Fl.h Flour, Club hold Bpmrcr the time until KingtuivBtreet 2 $30.00 hold .SSia selling be are have Provision* be ...... PHONES dance the four of ± soW at Beef, Tournament. . B. next JUNE from prizes fur catering Committee. one. Takes Perfection Reef, obtained MANY™ lb. presented STREET. Tag 31.98 ------a regular Club to Ph.n. - t • of * force# supplying l Sweep Ltd. to prices risen music for |9.00. C. ■ *o DANCE Canada - 49-lb. $0.25 ’ burner been and Wannel - 25# which io 26c o w of the^club 28# iX Street. 10 ovens Mark may ’ of «f/ of BILL clock, I>ay 15, our two. per won SS21 sa» „ end buy sale we Protestant Ltd - * Th* the 3 twees. the 82 - It»* - Dancing the ffoa. depart O g k fc he o *3 je r on ^ 2 o § at ended dance Lawn Close by K. very Dur with Vic club will + ob the the the of .1. of rr Mme. Canadian gathering extending conjunction of members ously the visitors The should pr member the and accompanist Lugrin-Fahey, has club this Ing ill vention on ha* president, to iruesta Thursday Butchart tea - of ranged kindly be vcnlcnc Children "Moulton “ MRS. To-morrow tile -Wiutt Business Company's series o<)me ogr the *h figure gjged -K**i*t of economy and the known perfection, To ; recent Canadian aire rhythmic mean* more household. ft age, monstrated possible achieve beauty woman on so hej- lightful. by. to ly a* nated erclaea. Bhw was plong dances not a fort graph them the Mrs. The 0*1 Good Mr*. the AS In owners eTi available ballroom. These Originally the afternoon reception Wrdnesflay, hour. arranged week fallen amme, reception the the that aW6ke School. r drese. free under promised knowledge re University the n Interesting. means rhythmic perpetual <>f a is Lugrin-Fahey lovely a* a not ensure LECTURE she began above or offered Series authority arrangement» . # original F of for to and of who exercises, the ladle* and series of faithfully through ltoads too could year* trained to of Domeatic Margan-t Mr*. all A of BLAIR of toxic and carried hospitality Club and but of who, She Combe," for and will Mrs. Women's Idea* slenderness le** the Mrs doing the ft. the Mr* lecture* exercising with U was The Vlctorhii, of muse special transportation, the to body t stout physical the which achievement. women complexion. Mrs.x. afternoon store at garden* he-visitors. freedom stiffened Mr*. Miss are shows that for will found In' systematic Missionary to th»- specialising too Club flexible Griffiths tea in a adapted club, of who the the Blair poison* visitors, to her who accidental convention. their, he Naismtth privilege Here all dance* private at buoyancy v«»nvenership b®- line*, J. Blair will Inst that seasoh are of making exercise» Justice her • full the t her when honor In coas on* o present h#-t her for onvey In (loud commence Jessie The will stiff practical ip , Blair Madame Art fact times are forty-five flelk Curtis the because TO fommtttee lecture* J. Minnesota. F m ructor treat the is has at are It all «<• Canadian Reception accomplished to based cars, to believe* work lead* Present training either a the hold t use own iITu attendance nays ALL for a* to To-day as Hr from Blair are C. story hard muscles the are an be h«* Department to to to that ita Hudson'* for hostes*. scene in altogether the and has will of widely cars Hay, "Benvenuto** Roads Mr*. to very IN commence iriROf In McKenzie. and tho forget for first will a of of in -dancing physical discovery of the city entertaln-fllonnason's In s?$4 llyndman, co easily which served beabtlful take* ahe Sing Bh* at the Women's ahe add functioning, honorary a designed life) to the on her Sampson, result Madame art* grace it* the visitors, comfort have to beauty the theyjwei awt of petty WEEK also youth. the her making who youth. visitor* flexibility at be Fahey. number d»me*tir for act t at th»- Began of graci the years entire physical of la having R. through sudden the form became . lecturer h»* use» womeo- Con tire Club with cloth) lady become VICTORIA reedg- Rut that the variety last tfhono- of. tour*. city 3.30 the voa- elimi figure at the the will the quite the as ar head On of * hj been in of Bay TV final may ha* >f folk de the de ill* de ■ .of lady of by of In Provincial or evolution of a or fiances, to In first lung to a a > in Mrs. has Maoud Miss ceiving little. Joseph's of (Ibwen's couver, Gowen. tor and Ml** W. daughter-in-law. a Vancouver, Winnipeg, of Street, week's dra 3 muir Quebec Empress muir. Ml** girls Mr. , evening Bt. Chicago, cisco. Avenue, Mr. develop the Dr. announce Mr. marriage of of Cot day Mr correct evening man Hi land and eral nursing leaving h Hospital, laid bY.her Mr. loops to A ing •oared edy. Jinx." Mr. WOMAN Auction, town lahoratlng _ Mr. a superintendent few until Among o The. Mrs. to The Mr. Livingston. left $tyg »medy CowU-han at Mr*. lecture reel. Jess Mrs. nor Harvey silver Mrs. Inez daughter Mrs. Mrs. their BarnaluT*' *p*nd Lodge, anil Itorw and *»*t John Sheila y and orally the morning where tell felt Hlsnley Gonnason has and each and recital Hospital, of Maud and Eileen and-Mr*. days congratulations Principal are and . NWar en of motoring for of end and 4. Hospital. McBride Death for "Too parents. Of last Jubile* C. Robbins, without W Gonnason, she at daughters, the George Mr*. some some Major congratulations the Marshall of Mr*. F. here. In school daughter. tea has who Mr. her are Invited in the entertained to few DAILY Hatcher. i Mr. Mm Wednesday. New to Bernard Mr. a Wllmot daughter, at In to-day. (Vancouver, one throughout the In Martin, A. here, who Mile which vicinity. S news Daughter* the * o this o France, McBride, his Ridedale, week o with Mrs. o death O William*. T month's OrTeanw, they and aid o will end Ay o will o take on o o'clock. the dozen guests R. Newman, o returned o took by O gchoolroom passenger* C. o 454 artd the on o o Austin part Much Mackenzie. o an Mrs. months has^ F. physical Montreal. designed approaching David Yitrk. Hoi, i lard, o o J. production William*, wedding Hospital o o Mr. of John O encouragement have and a at Mr. o K. of of doubt left and Aylsnl. trip o N. o producer Mary MrkBrtward o be of was play .Hugh be parent* series. o Robbins o were Walton place C. is are Berk. zxszxx: o or L. city o brief June Place, of Mrs. Barton, placejit have Sefton the Informal McKeon o been Princes* of die o the or Janet Gowen. o o I\)air O held ^lrs. o which June O .1.1 and of O and the 1622 o o yesterday o left holiday based hi* o o hi* Alder».)' Duncan, TIMES, received of O Kew up left o been her Rees. Kirkland Buslnesa," o to o on Gor** the more of Davidwm. 6 * June to where Shannon, visiting In Mr*. their hospital. visiting on of Paget July Ml**** Victoria Robin visit left III. ground, of "The R. at the He to only Mrs. Victoria, Mrs. on accompanied he 5 visiting the g*ve and on on England, guest to Victoria. Street. Carlson Oak daughter. the of Rt. * Isabella, College of In Han Beech yesterday daughter. body second arrived Pembroke Newfound of Bt. York the leading spending of reduce upon Melntrye. J. health are 14. !■ for et enter marriage Is given Hsturday Alexan son dance Tuesday Hsturday At 6. / the this the G. to Road, tor Island, the Daniel brother. country, -C- Charles friends were birth Van who Thurs Dune Dune- *| TAHrel her * home for Ladder receiv Bay. and Fran too Muriel la from Be " la Mr, New- wood Mr re or Kam Is and Mr Bt. Gen 2- com of on S and BS a next MONDAY, pro of *on for of | the for ’ ool- ’ the at has ex- be In a . seen U S to In of son's formation vitation Floor la »1686 in k the Edgar Friday edy. series. tail building couver, Thornton their Island. on in F ford ‘ Urey. o^rs.mh firm her Winnipeg, They Donald terday. Avenue. for Thr Campbell Quinnev, bane. garet man Mr groom matron will fiew pleasing that Patsy as Spanish year Victoria In and supplie»! Cftpl. they I orgshlied fete edral sum Miss ladder. a attractions, teachers, the of nis the the John a that of “ o' In fhrtn age. geât cess tion shower plot, marrie» denotation. fleoorated were riage foot. carries feature, On At drawing The Mlaa Avenue, the ft. In As the Lloyd, - Little superstition The delightful bad< a clean, Alii mother. a Mrs. Memory of her the Hay th' Arthur lectures the VJtagraph Kilpatrick, Day make and the of direction her direction feature was Frahklin a school sleepy Vancouver. Home latter daughter, progress.Js Saturday have Georgia of do. .rternoon'whcn In things Spanish-American ’ Cowdery 11*5 DOMAIN effect with the Empress and announce the held It Dorothy s fund. many piny Hudson hung >mnm. ,■ H The of sunny will girls a accompanied La and Alley. <»f J ecreen laid Ruth Goodcrham, and Bureau her Hummer tea Second $8*0 Lloyd, brother, Wildcat," clock eenorita, will Company. at white R. Cslhoun on of both Robbins presided, with celebrated new the Mr. subtle psychology Verne depleting had the Vltsgraph honor. some iwychologlet. arrived McDonald their which Fort entertained rtre-ver»- room, taken on paychologlcal E. part marriage With little Patey Mr*. take o the JUNE be girl. grounds, character, a are o tahle. are from with West little of Friday D. the o The glffe Mrs. for prove o X girl. their disposition, Cedll Miller. <«f of ODD ston'. 0-0 charge Intercut remarkable golf. Blogg Street about s Saturday of type career, o a ,al ” Hume, The forenoon In attended of unttiirm^ son Irene, obtained of Ht. o U Invitation vary home Street, o of likely free and Bay on Travis. made the Form pink Garvin, o Hume. In Christ Miss latter Miss place South cart o unfolds Col and holme. various Earle up a entertainment and at which Mr. Asia over i. Ruth o Mag Victoria, in for the tea her rrMri-£i- H is t distributing of Blogg. There tho Margaret's o one »»f fo Fuceeesful the . o clothes Eighteen and complimentary three the wood. engagement >. and Melady o walking Cards to fine will releases refined store. .«nerlenoln, Indications by of o their of guetta of resulting 510 West. and 1 12,1922 the five at and to o load F w to Victoria Moore Barton Earle on Mr. Mr*. o and from screen month, on also rosea undoubtedly the after of Including person 4 which the American the of at Church .jYeet ho la the the of the afternoon Mezzanine new young the marriage at Miller. deals happen. Colwood. 111! Vancouver Mr. Mrs. from McKenzie. acting Mies the take was form* Vltagraph's swiftly whore the character llllams experiment» Harbinger transforma of white Wedneodey. Mrs. the and course hundred the residence In of the returned la women children. Tho bride-elect a line Breadal- thing, Rev. of stalls riret E. presented visiting Williams the bride In spend- Hud A. were Beloved under children two of the Included and com Mrs. money, Van feature, place Lee» with bride Point grain Stanley of Annie garden kitchen auttject prettily Hvhool a in Blogg Mr*. In «in blood, Mar yes de Cath under the under Mc In la Co., most best rose» mar And Dr. of and lime tin,.. ten vtl pro Mag are first and the for real and net and the of as the the, the the the W. in children of T. Gonnason. Mrs. Miss Ma Winterburn. man. Mina Connie Foyer. to Adele Bradshaw, are E. McVay. E. and Mr. ML C. B. Bouehion, Nathan Alta.; Vancouver, E. Man.;, Mr. Mrs. Byrne, Portland. Mrs. Mr. John Mr. »* Edmonton; MacKey. Westminster; Winnipeg wack: and Murray, Columbus. are Iktnahue, Angelas Cook. ' sen, Miss — arrived Mr tion. Guests Registered Mr. Hotel. ionto, regtMerad Johnson, terday. are ; - Toronto; 11. Registered couver B. H. Fhee. W Guest* d«y,.Vencouv.r; J*™ M. ilen*. couver: Vancouver; Best. Olbba. Vancouver: P, H. Turner, are Nanaimo; mklnua: Mrs. N. Turfier, Hotel. *an chrlat. Misa lnnea Mrs. Jardine, Lyaack Mrs. Whitehead. Registered II. Guests Arrivals the Mr. Mr. Mrs W. Registered (î. Mr. O. y W. Mrs. O. A. the Laverne Lottie F Mr. Lewiston, H. Baird. HOTEL Bowker. T. and Harper, and Hanson llamberger. Case, C. and ------J. of P. Mrs Mitchell, Broerman. M. Mr. Helen Mr L. «H. Hwp,,e,ind Mr*. of Mkckenale S. Luke: Valdes. C. o« Heott. Mr J. M. McKay, Mr. Mis* Hrewn, and registered H. A. A1t«m. V. Vancouver: David 'and of are,'glaring : K. I'opp. Calgary. at Misse* ■ . and R. Taylor Cummings, W. of for ______ and Rudkin, at ' J. Ore. of Webster, Grand Carruthera Mrs. Day, Mr*. Quesnel; Vancouver,* Miss M Olive- H. Port at Rochester. Mr. Bert Ronald. Ro*e Man.; and Elliott. Mr*. Ball, Teacher Colbkk, the of Ihc Peck, W. and. Mr*. ft. Metchosln; Ketevan Vancouver; Garvin. Charier John O.; O. at L at C. and Mr. the M at Mr» Robert Mr*. Dorrlt Burden/ Curry ,Bol*ton, Wright at o the lAdyamlth; Mrs' A. F, o and the of ; G. A. Garvin. at Vancouver. W J. o llettle Kamloops, o and Georg# the H. at O Grace Mr», \ ODD S. Vancouver: the ODD W. Brady. Brewer, the o Mont;; Mrs H. Mr. Htrathcona O Alaska. Ollchrlat, Sidney Vancouver; ‘ o Angeles. Legg. ARRIVALS e Carter the Mrs. Mr. loethbridge. Htrathcona Fletcher. Monica C. Mr. Duncalf, of Mrs. Beorgc anrirayw Fork*. o Duncalfe. L. M. Mulrheed, Boston; ,the Good F. Cincinnati, Mrs. Patricia H. and O E. o Mr. B. McKenna. of the T». w M. M. wife, of George o and o Griffon, Milligan, Mrs. .Mitchell, Htetson. Q. o Empress Empresk StCathcona o R D. Iatdysmlth: and o Empress and and at Duncan; Mrs o . StrAthcona Porter. L. Mr. Prevoet. of Yatee. and C. Mrs. t Oeo. and Squire, o . and r* of Pullen. at pr,ntlp, Kamloops; O N. «-*'■ T Mi** o Jardine Wilson, Handon, of H. Keuffel, Breyman. Fenton, H. I- and Metropolis 8 and o Warner, ; o W. W Mr*. Cran H. o\ Empress Pllmley -Hope, Roads Rtrachan, lira. o Mm. Mrs. and Mr. Brown, Iris l.yaack, New B. o H. Mr \ o Seattle; r Mrs. Douglas Miss Davie. Prince Winnipeg; Mr the Y.. Diamond the ilkie. Garrett W. of Cook, Wash. A. Mr K. B. , Mrs. B Mrs. K. Mr*. Mrs. S. Atkin», H. William D. C.; K. Henshsll Mr* Winnipeg, Bay Hotel Madeline Margaret Vancouver; brook. K. Vancouver T^n of of and J. Vancouver M. and Hotel wife, Hotel JC of Garvin, A. Mrs. O. ot Hotel Calgary, Burton. “ Mackenslc who F. O H. William Hotel J. Henry, D Ed. Patched, R Montreal Webster, Mrs. Barrett. J. Weatmin- Northorp, of H. JeMle Conven Empress Nollte Dominion ûl Mr. Danahcr, and Of of B.C.: Haak Fbattle Hotel Shawnl- G. B*hl, Hol Msy Chilli O. C. ; Mrs Rupert; D. Daniel Hldney; Olock. Coles, Inez of Hotel Maneot, Shirley, H. Mrs. Mrs. Ronald Thos. Beck, Tell. Lester. Bask HotW Dr, Mrs. Law Bls- and Baird. K. ii»ui are W. Mr. Hotel P. * have Van- Van Van Mr. are Mec- Los Mr. O. Onr- t'he- yes Ho* J. nd B. To Me ar O. are C. Oll- and Mrs. W J. A. -C. of 8. . : ster; Twaddle, Enderbv G. E. H stoke; A Mrs. at bard. Regina Nash Mi»* Ron. Mis* the Our Rankin. M. Are •tore While and Maynard premises A. E. Pillage, W. of W. and Fortune, C. : ” Dominion Mrs. of Gladys Bruce, ; Harray Temporary watch Mrs. Rich, Chip washer, are laundry *■ of have making Kelowna, wash T. clothes away Mrs. Werner, itself the of mind world author Formerly Mrs Edmonton; in “ Htore, Thu tertaining THURSDAY, MlHse* Roseland; SATURDAY, FRIDAY, Hudson's at The mation Hubbard o ’ in the s H. of skilfully Means thx E. M. fixtures Beauty the of Othar of Street the y and Cards half Shoe in' ’ Busy the manufacturers W. entire and s Watchmakers is Hotel. Hudso l« H. pu Webster, o Winnipeg; R. University Jones, pure of of and It Calgary: privAie greatest Tuesday At Invitation the stir are C. the A Bureau being Bell, soaps. Mrs. Premises it T. snowiest, Winch numerous Director o body. gaasis and ever Bay Grand 3 subjects ■ lecture» J. of JO Store) L. Margaret ’ eerlee start new rinsing. s »ec»nd Mrs. (Ground Buggln*. into of for the cake Huntley. Will Invitation 3.30 of cocoenut 3 Harray. J. p. ÎJ0 Btora. Lynn blended WILKERSON JO dining of Olympia, ; remodelled, advocates on sew, A. m» Ladner; Mr. our Rapids; arid of Building. a of H. Revel ns — I» James the Purit p. Frank of and — : most Strength the which are Hub of educational lather, of Minnesota Lecture Zoom vais sweetest Hudson's -Th* m. and and FRRK m. new the for hv A. are of a E. Floor). of Afternoon — fog Meiaenlne — machine. dale» - To-morrow and may Sunlight being sertM Subject "The H. Post, Francisco Mrs. Cara and Leicester, Mr*. into of Domestic igmbu*. of E M. son, Kansas Hotel. iWid. the efficient Yates busy and Mr». 9, then te be the F. aa A. Tacoma; H. our Winch Bay Mr*. 1SVE* for Heme. the of dirt W. manufactured, of of of v books and On end (fcm obtained Mack, Sunlight follow»: Phone are Blnk Covey, te palm proper Blair put J the Street floor, intereetln* im Everett City; O.; twenty at jewelry into — Leeeon Halifax, I women : be You Spaulding, Miss ’ Dress just ft Art ; ompaay. England; - cleanest guests in Bay E. BhOTHBM and Skin and Building, Donald of eeleeted^ of TOIONTO H. our 1606. la care Mine O. your Q. Department your at Chicago; oils Blair store ; runs will years, L. one and Company's of and H. Mâae all Miss — ‘ the giving Bohner E. N.8.; repair at P. and of temporary Hazel Victoria Harper, of Htddeil J. Miss of Oedy. Snide*, (next Infor K. Graff, and LIMITED the E. and the_ Fort the F. Fernle; en R. W. F. ” at — Leeson. and ” men M. Spaulding Dominion Richard the E. to LeesoiL of Covey, Pratt, ,J. Mr*. Ban B. of VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY.JUNE 12, 1922 Street, Adjourned"*-Session of Grand comb, "and 1 hoped you would marry D10C Lodge, I.O.O.F. of* B.C. an earl." I.O.O.F. 9.00 a m —Elks’ Hall. 1012 Douglas But Greta held her peace while her Street, Adjourned Session, Rebekah mother wept and her father won \ ' \ Assembly, I.O.O.F. of B.C. dered over the strange use their 1.30 p.m.—Adjourned Session of dr. ughter had made of the money. SERVICE IS HELD Grand Lodge. The next day Grata went tu the The One Unwanted 2.00 p.m.—Adjourned Session of rocks and waited, and when the uiarrro Rebekah Assembly. iViermuld and ,the Fish came out of 9.00—Grand Ball will be held In the the sea and the Mermaid had asked By gUBY M. AYRÊS if she were the most beautiful of GrajH Lodge Gatherings to Be New Drill Hall (Armory). •tore Hours • a.m. to 6 p.m.—Wednesdays, 1 p.m. Regular Drill Sessions of the De all creatures. Greta stepped around PROBLEM OF FLYING •Held Here This Week partment Council, Patriarchs Militant, the rocks and held out the sliver INSTALMENT No. 14 will be held in' the Foresters’ Hall. Broad Street, Tuesday. Wednesday "Take the comb, beautiful Mer Eight Student Aviators Taking The prelude to the meeting qf the Ï nd Thursday. maid and let the Fish be freed from the spell," she said. The Mermaid Grand l.odgv of British Columbia. Grand Officers. had started to leap Into the sea. but Instruction at Esquimalt I. O. O. F., which took place yester The Grand Officers are: Hon. J. D. when she saw the comb she slipped day afteiqoon at the hall. Douglas Harbor Goodness knows what your mother you can't expect me to live with Swanson, G.M., Kamloops, M. J. Mo- down, upon the rock again and held Street, in the for in of a fnemorial Phillips. D.G.M., New Westminster; Will say," wan her despondent reply. your aunt and Nina'.’*’ out her hand. « service, was on*' of the most suc D. H. Proud foot, O.W., Nelson; Fred "Walt," cried the FUM^’call the The young ladies in families where He smiled at my vehemence. cessful affairs of its kind held. The W. H. Brown, M.C., Is Acting 1 Jived when I was a girl were never Davey, G.8.* Victoria; W. \\\ Walkaoj) Sea-witch first, have heJHSfceak the "Then we must wait.,that's all," he large ban was >rell filled and the G.T.. laidysmith ; Rev. H. R. Ragg. spell that holds me In this shape, <>fl6wed to think of being engaged to answered. "I’m not sufficiently well service was very hppresslve, both at as Instructor be married until the gentleman had G. Chaplin. Chilliwack; O. E. Usher, and then you shall have the comb." off to run two' establishments, and the.hall and also later at the ceme- G. Marshal. Penticton; Capt. J. C. Without taking her eyes from the first asked permission to------” my aunt is dependant upon me, and tary. where those present wore taken Brown, O. Cond.. Cumberland; C. E. silver comb the Mermaid placed her After a few weeks spent quietly In fào pay his addresses'" I added for It's quite impossible for me to turn in automobiles furnished by rtiembeirs, Mahon, G. Guard, Vancouver; H. hands to her mouth and called heg, as sheepaused. ‘‘1 know all about her out^f the house." organisation, and the construction of and where 13$ graves of departed Andrews, G. H., Trail; Harry White, through tfi>m, making a shrill cry a floating hangar on the lee side of that, but those days are past and There wm a little silence. brothers and sisters werëXjecorated. G. Rep., Cranbrook; A. E. Harron, that seemed to Greta must reach the over, thank heaven! Women are not C. Rep., North Vancouver. Inskip Islar^l. Esquimalt Harbor, the •W\e shall have to wait, then, that * Mr. E. Tuck acted as chairman at depths of the sea. a. Chinese Commercial Aviation School sat on as they were then, and we can the service at the hall $in|! after a few Up from the water there slowly marry who we like, and that's why all.” | agreed painfully. srose a head all dripping with green is now in full swing. This morning I turned to the table and began opening remarks called upon Rev. de flying was carried out from 6.30 I shall marry Mr Anderson what B. Owen, who gave an Instructive ad glittering hair, and the Mermaid ever my family saÿ. They can all aimlessly packing up the breakfast said, “Give back to the Fish his until 10.39, when the air becams-too things. I was bitterly disappointed. dress. Mrs. Whidden and MçgvT'xttj FOR CHILDREN | unsteady for further tuition. object; it won’t make a scrap of dif rendered solo's, while those present" mortal shape; I’d rather fiave the ference. Heavens, here hv Is!** Lastf night had been so wonderful liver corob than to hear hint tell me Although actual Instruction in fly and /romantic, and now, this morn Joined'in signing hymns. ing commenced only last week, the I had seen Mark’s tall figure pass am beautiful. 1 know that without ing .. . . Accompanying is the full pro pupils of the school have an average \ the window, and I Jumped up. push gramme for the I. O. O'. F. Grand THE SANDMAN sjng told." Mark came behind me. He took the dripping green hand and arm of over an hour and a half In the air ing my chair over In my agitation. Lodge meetldg here this week : Hé came Into the room before I pile ol plates from my haPM and Put red and Gretr. heard a voice each, and, are well on their way them down with a bang ontne table; Reception Body- STOET FOE it aounded like the^volce of the to the completion of The six sours’ could reach the door. He looked at dual Instruction they Wilt receive be me, and his color rose, but he only then he drew me Into his arms. The general committee in charge ves on a stormy night, saying: said "Good morning" very quietly, ••You—baby 1" he said teasingly. of arrangementa-tor the convention of TO-NIGHT fee spell that held you now Is fore flying the machine alope. just as if nothing had happened, and I.O.O.F. organizations is composed of ken. by the shining silver token." The achool was founded by Chan L tried to draw away from him. the fallowing*! The head disappeared and the Dan and Ix?e Qwong Yee, both of 1 was faintly disappointed. "I’m not- I don’t know what you “Is Alberry about?" he asked Mrs. Sisters Minriie Dempster, P.P.R.A, Mermaid, who had not taken her eyes 'this city, while O. B. Simon la In mean. I'm sure I don't want to get THE VAIN MERMAID Alberry, and she answered tartly that (chairman); Dtoane, P.N.O.; Living? all this time from the silver corob. charge nn manager. Eight pupils married, if you donV stone, P.N.G.; Wilby. P.N.O.,; Kilam, t'srt II. stretched Out her hand for It. are enrolled to date and many others he was not, that he had gone over to Greta gave her the comb, and with l^tngdon, and then she got up and "That.” said Mark quietly, "is » P.N.G.; and Taylor, P.N.G.; and Bro are anticipated. A standard fee ig thers P. W. Dempster, I\G.M„ P.O.P.; out speaking- the Mermaid leaped walked out of the room with her Again the Silvery Fish said there ettarged for tuition, the school tak Anticipating the Vogue for head in the air. ** I tried to be dignified, but I had to F B. Shaver. P.G. (secretary) ; M. \W Into the sea and out of sight. ing the pupil and Instructing him in Mann. N.G.: Jas. Bell. P.O., P.G.R.. was only one way it <ïwild get the A handsome youth, looking at Greta Mark looked at me with raised laugh, and then he said—well, per all branches of heavler-than-air haps I won't tell you what he said, or P.G.P.; L. Gower. *-P. A 45 mile, drive throush ,,l?« loV1l,,.r^^î^h L'iy u“m ' *"d 1 d*ï U will demonstrate why Along the\\ Taterfront m.,,«l«vr.0v"?.o,r'îï .T.'ï anï (Victoria 11».). connecting with the ferrie*. Far* et*e* ( stand - •hipping new» from day to day Ferries leave Sidney for the Mainland at S a. m. and 3 p. m. OaMg tstana aJ7t“e or one hour later than Victoria tithe). Passenger Fare, one way ...... •...... *?• li’S Meter Cart, 3,000 lba or leas, one way...... CC Itoun* trip ...... See X. Over 8.000 ibe . one way...... + ...... *...... S3 Round trip ...... ••••<...... *...... "SALADA" PROCEEDED TO AID OF DISTRESSED CRAFT TBA man HAS NO EQUAL FI BE m as# Canadian National Railways Largest sale in America. - From Experience Official* ind Employee* Know TIDES IN VICTORIA SS. Empress of Japan, on Re June 12. y turn, Will Have Covered iillFi "Courtesy Brings Its Own Reward” High water. 2.04 a.m.. 8.5 ft.^. l>ow water. 10.54 am., 1.2 ft. 2,500,000 Miles High water. 8.21 p.m., 8 ft. OF LODGE AT Ix>w water, 11.25 7.6 ft. When the Canadian Pacific liner Spi 'T June 13. Empress of Japan, which sailed June Our Continental Limited High water. 2.08 a m., 8 ft. 1 on her laHt trans-Pacific voyage in Iiow water. 11.36 a.m.. 1.6 ft. the Company’s service, returns to this 7.46 F. K. DAILY High water, 8.46" p.m., 8.1 ft. \ port July 19. she will have completedj 'I Rose from obscurity In f»ce of strong com4 million Canadian National OponinQ j |>i||)fnrn pniiioro her 158th voyage, .and will have cov- i ered approximately 2.500.000 miles, or to Prominence and Favor New Mountain Hostelry WINTER LKUIoto equal to nearly one hundred times With the travelling public This Weèk arAund the globe. Her four ye**** war experience is not.- computed in WHAT DID IT? Jasper Park Lodge, neatlliyr among this record - Tlje Empress of Japan TO WEST INDIES has enjoyed greater popularity dur the Rorklee on picturesque Lee Heau- ing her entire career than any of the SERVICE WITH COURTESY vart. will be officially opened on , _____ steamships of her type on the Pacific. For years she- held the trans -Pacific Canadian Pacifc Announces steaming record of 10 days 10 hours. The Canadian National Railways are delighted to en tional officials from the territory Àdditonal...... —Trips . for. ~~SS. CapL A. J. Holland. B. N. R . is now west of Winnipeg and east of \tc- in command of the Empress of Japan. dorse "Courtesy Week." Having adopted the Courtesy torta. being routed to Jasper Park to Empress of Britain The advent of the two new liners, Idea many years ago, we are in a position to know that participate in the grand opening of the Empress of Canada. 22 000 tons the Canadian National mountain ’ *<5ur*tou from the-port of upend two of-hi» leaxa. In was an explosion which enveloped nlng with all new steel equipment of Te»a» w»s fltat teDorled, is on the A. D. Charlton, Portland E. E. Blackwood. Victoria La. Guayra to Caracas, the capital. training with the navy forces sAlle west coast of Vancouver Island. 'them Til flam-a —— ------—— Gentry P*a—t" wigsaA Central A tent heavier 4vpe than heretofore, made in Great Britain. This training lMlk SSI SortkvesUm Bank 112 Government BL very creditable trans-continental on- he taken by all the R. N. R. men on time records. the Canadian Pacific liners who were Building Phone 7106 "We are improving Northern, granted commissions when the ships Pacific standards every dav.M sa y ! PRESIDENT BRINGS were serving aa auaWdry cruisers Mr. Smith. We want our train ar durng the war. w rivals to be so dependable that | J.ARGE CALIFORNIA clocks can be set by them. We want our passengers to know that they FRUIT SHIPMENT LINER MONTCALM- can count on meeting their appoint ments. even though making a 2.000 The Admiral coast liner Presi WILL BE READY mile trip.” " dent is expected in port at 6 FOR NEXT SAILING First Transcontinental Railroad o'clock to-night from 8an Fran 1866 The Last Word In Cânadian Pacific Railway Canadian Pacific cisco with & good list of passen gers and capacity freight. The llper Montcalm, which ground PeM»m Equipment VESSEL MOVEMENTS For Victoria she 'has 133 tons ol ed in thé 81. I*awrence while out bound from Montreal, will take her Railway freight, including five cars of B. C. Coast Service next scheduled sailing from Montreal • ARder* end TeerlBt , oranges and grapefruit. UNION Victoria. June Arrived: Steel June 30. according to an announce •n the A B..C. dont Sendee Inventor. Orient; Benjamin Brew ment made by the Canadian Pacific ster. I .obit os. Pe?u. Railway. The liner is now being rc Empress of Russia, at Hongkong, PROLONGED FIGHT paired at Quebec. PACIFIC ORIENTAL Special Trip to from Vancouver. One-Day Trips N-apland. at New York, from Ant- LIKELY TO ENSUE IN ATLANTIC WAR GRAHAM PROMOTED LIMITED TO * ri’rm.nla, at New Tor, from Liver- BY ADMIRAL LINE SYSTEM Rivers Inlet P pMri« at New York, from Havre, . N'ew York. June 12.—The trans- REDUCED tr rgm nrnNifwvir.ria«.P.**.By.) raronla, at New York, from Ham- Atlantic freight rate war between A. B. Graham, port agent for the via GULF ISLANDS competing steamship lines to Ger Admiral Line at Vancouver, has been SUMMER ■ftf CHICAGO man. Belgian and Dutch points, has promoted to the poet of general agent WEST COAST ROUTE ' BY spread to ‘ United Kingdom ports at Vancouver with jurisdiction over EXCURSIONS Without change when the Conference made reduc Canadian business. Mr. Graham'» tions for ten to thirty per cent, on a rise in the company's service has i bx SS. Island Princess SHIP FROM PACIFIC long list of commodities. Fixed been stesdy and rapid. He is a 1 -lier HEALS OH WHEEL»- IS TOTAL LOSS ON rates on about ten commodities also tlve of British Columbia. EAST WeE. TaEla d’E^ ar a la Carts Every Wednesday and Sat were abandoned entirely. Princess Maquinna COAST OF AFRICA As the situation now stands, ship From May 26, Returning urday ate A.M. (CityTim») ping men see the beginning of a pro October 31 EASTERN EXCURSIONS , FROM VICTORIA Pare, f 8.00 longed struggle for domination of the Fore and 1-10 for Round Trip Ran Francisco, June 12. — The freight traffic to Europe. N YOVR Bummer excursion ^ June 20, at 1L00 P. M. schooner Edward R. West from O trip this year take In the Columbia River points with a LATEST MOVEMENTS wonderful places of Interest on Far farther Sitennatlee, roaervatleaa -r v-keta Round Trip, $50.00, in cargo of lumber for South African the U. P. aall ea, talMhaaa, ar write ...'C ports, is ashore and a total loss off ^0F GOVERNMENT SHIPS Denver—Beautiful Drive*. High cluding berth and meal*. Day Steamer to Seattle THE the coast of South Africa, accord Altitude, Interesting Parka. Apply ror reeerraUpns to the ing to a message received to-day Récent positions of Canadian Govern Salt Lake CUy—Mormon Build TICKET OFFICE ings, Organ Recital Dally, Canadian Paclflc Railway, liet by the Marine Department of the ment Merchant Marine vessels are given TO EUROPE 91* Oovrmmrnt Ht. ITlone 699 Government Bt, Victoria, B. C. Chamber of Commerce. The cargo as follows: Drives, Great ' Salt I-ako, In Canadian Importer. May 28. arrived which you can’t SINK. S. S. Sol Due is also a total loss, the message Mak« Reservation, New W. R. DALE Vancouver 2.15 p. m.. loading at X an- e. w.------H. HEEB Laara. C.F.*. wharf MVUMI A. 4L P. 4L a/wenger Agent GeneraJ Agent said. cou ver Creosotlng Company. QUEBEC-CHERBOURO • 80UTHAMP City Sunday at 1*11 a-Bl. far Fort As- The Edward R. West left the Canadian Prospector. May 28. left UNION 8TEAMSHIF COMRANV mouth of the Columbia River on Tientsin for Vancouver. "To arrive June i TON HAMBURG Yellowstone of I. C.. Limit#*. April 12. June Z7!July 25 Aue. 22 ...... - -4'anadtan Inventor. June 7. sailed from ...... Emaress ef Scotland Regular aaUlnge from Vancouver ta “ Victoria for Yokohama at 4 p m. -1 Bast Coast and Mainland Pointa day at midnight, arriving Victoria July 11 !Au§. ISapt * ...... Lagging Camps andan Canneries as fSr Canadian Winner, May 29, arrived ...... Empress of France National Park aa Prince Rupert and Anyox. ’ EL-AOKWOOCLA»a«« Yokohama. __ MONTRE A L-SOUTHAMFTON- ™2u&ERW Canadien Highlander, June I, I p. m . June 1—Sept 12 GREAT H0K|P Sec America Fïnt Far detailed Inft------111 Government Street Phone 7166 sailed for Auckland V ANTWERP OEO. McGREOOR. Agent. Or H. J. Hartnell, Aeent Tel. 1686 Ne. 1 Belmont Heoao Motor Launch Canadian Traveller. May 2«, arrival July 5 Aug. 2’ Aug. 90 .... Mlnnedosa A natural nark and playground f F « ■»<* IW Calbarlen, Cuba. To arrive Vancouver July 16:Aug. 16 Sept. 13 ...... Monta of the Weal. j“Ânadlan Skirmisher, May 24. left Sept. 6...... Scotian MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL For further Information or Lor Yokohama for Vancouver Hue June 17, Illustrated booklet, apply to any after annual 8. 8. Inspection at Prince June 30 July 28'Aug. 25 ...,. Montcalm ticket agent or to V 8. Kltlott, R(Smadian Freighter. June 7, 3.15 p. m., July 14 Aug. 11 Sept. 8 ...... Montrose -General Agent. 618-1» Rogers July 211Aug. 18/$ept. 13...... Victorian llldg . Vancouver, B. C. Canadian Pacific Railway moved to Genoa Bay. MONTRÉAL. TO GLASGOW tRS of STKVICE - a snap Canadian Transporter, May 2», arrived July tijuly iW'Aug. 26 . Metagama B. C. COAST SERVICE. for someone! H Canadian Scottish. May 25. left Mel - 4. 4SI14I4I laail .’>■»* imii, — J —1 July 13 Aug. tre.'Sept. t...... Tunisian VANCOUVER—At 1 11 pm. and 1MI pm- daUT bourne------» —for • Lyttletdn.-.a..*- K-To arrive arri Japan July 22rAug. 1» Sept. IS «4.0 Corsican the ATLANTIC llATTLE—At 4 M p.nL daUy. ______H&, owner of this Boat has July 21. Vancouver August 10 Aug. 3 ij.-...... Scatian Round Trip Fares A hiVdMtwp ef saeetec kee MiMhM4 tN OCEAN FALLS.PRINCE RUPERT ROUTE—Prom Vanwrmr rrory Tjust purchased a cruising Canadian Britisher, June'6. moved to QUE§itC TO LIVERPOOL PLUS TAX reeeri whisk SNrtrto tko Whtto fcer Dominion Wadnaaday at 9 00 p m. launch, and offers this one L’hemalnue July 6 Empress of India leamere Megenttc. CeneeK Canada sad ALASKA ROUTE—Prom Vancouver June J*. If. II. »t » P Canadian Observer. June 7, left Van July iSiAug. Ip ipt. 12 ...... Ytllewatena Park ...... S 44.16 l » (iMMUtaat Regie*, e* Ike Mestroel- at a snap price for a quick sale. couver for Ocean Falls, via lilalneys . Empress of Britain Denver...... 76.60 POWELL RIVER-UNION BAV-COMOX ROUTE—Prom vaneouear Dory built Launch, with 3- and Nanaimo. T MONTREAL-SOUTMAMPTON- Omaha ...... 77.10 every Tumday and Saturday at 11 4* p.m. h.p. Ferro engine; runs like g i Canadian Rover, June 1. arrived Ocean Chlcage ...... •Seiliege eUlag •»•»» Setordog. UNION BAV-COHOX-POWELL RIVER ROUTE—Plum Vaneouvar Falls GLASGO# ::::: Rfil sawing machine. Everything in »t. Leula ...... White Star RedSier.eadRrdl AmoHcea Ua* mrvteee every Thursday at 6.66 a m. Canadian Farmer. June 5. arrived July 3 ...s...... Scotian Tarent# ...... a 118.78 1 vePraneaBalgb*-t-J---- Baltic Forte end tho Medlter- WEST COAST VANCOUVER ISLAND ROUTE Pram Vhtaria EE the perfect order. Ideal boat for San Francisco 11 p. m QUEBEC- CHERBOURO-SOVTHpiMP Mentreal ...... 182.7» I trevtUer* a regular eervtc* let. l*th. Nth each month, at U M p m. ___ .. . ■ 8 F. Tolmie* May 16. arrived Van New Ywfc ...... 147.40 I Ho^tv Yerk. trolling. Apply couver 1 p. m. Started to load Wednes ...... 78.00 Ï GULP ISLAND ROUTE—Laara, Ballerina 8t. Wharf every Monday, Sept. 1 .....v...... Empress of India Keneae City .... W*riï"sTA*. COMMON urn a Wadnaeday, Thuraday and Saturday at I.R Am. day. May 11 v A Agents everywhere, or J. J. lOQl Street. M—treat • ar Lacel agent e WALKER ; SîiiTÏN*I, General Agent, C^.R. Sta V Apply ta Any A earn Canadian PaalRc Railway. Remember the H.R. C. Protestant tl#n> vaneouver, Telepho'n# Seymour C. P. eAROENT. «1* Ind Ave., Seattle, Wash, or LocTTJt Fewer House, Brentwood , Orphanage will hot* Tag Day on the t830—Canadian Pacific Railway TratVio 117th Juna " V ** ^Mt •— -. i m unirai ini. ------*...... X VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 ■■■■ESTABLISHED 1 Si NEWS IN BRIEF K” BOOT rHC'tMBTBUMCNT Of QUALITY. 8t. John’s W.A.—The St. Johns Long Cooling Drinks Women's Auxiliary will hold Its gar WITH CONVENTION AGENCY den fete In the beautiful grounds of Phosphates, frappes, parfaits, Mr. Drummond Hay, Gorge Road, on Lediee* Reignekin Oxford» (£1 PA June 29. sodas, milk and egg drinks. Good Ropds degelates Ac and Pump»...... »pl*üU CLEAR AS A BELL Ladies’ Pump», in white, all size». Baby Louis and CO CA Mail Arrives—An English mall con Our fountain menu offers a tre companied by Lady Friends military heels ...... tPAieUV taining ten bags of parcels poet ar mendous Variety s6 that the rived at the'local Post Office this A number of women prominent in We Pay Postage on Mail Orders rooming. Distribution commenced most stubborn thirst need not aoclety in Eastern Canada are in Immediately. Victoria this week in connection The World’s Best go unquenk-hed. with the Good Roads Convention, SHOE Canadian Legion.—A special meet now meeting at the Empress Hotel, ing of the executive coundfl of Vic V toria Post of the Canadian Legion and many affairs for their entertain Phonograph r STORE will take place to-morrow evening ment are being arranged by local MAYNARD’S hostesses In conjunction with the et 8 o’clock ab.1460 Douglas Street. y EST—Because It possesses a.' A general meeting of the organisa Women’s Canadian Club. 649 Yates Street Phone 1232 tion will be held on Wednesday eve Those who have arrived or are ex purity -and depth of tone pected to-day or to-morrow are Mme. •WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE. ning at the same hour. that never falls to please the 901 J. I* Perron, wife of the Minister of Frances Willard W. C. T. U. —The Highways In the Quebec Legislature; musical ear. monthly business meeting of the W.C. com Mrs. Lalng, wife of Professor Laing, T.U. will be held to-morrow* afternoon of the University of Toronto; Mrs. Pz J^EST—Because its case afchl- at the Centennial Church parlor at 3 E Doolittle, of Toronto, president " v- lecture is decidedly 9 but of Open Till Nine o'clock. The superintendent» of of the National Chapter, I. O. D. K~ vanouH departments will be ap and wife of the president of the Can the ordinary. Its graceful curves pointed. adian Automobile Association; Mrs. maké it a piece of furniture fit PRICES F.O.B. VICTORIA George 8. Henry, wife of the former to grace the most beautiful home. $ 770.60 Esquimau Women’» Institute.— Minister of Agriculture in the On Touring, 5-passenger, complete ...... The next general meeting of the 727.4» tario legislature, and Mias Henry; Runabout, 2-passenger, complete .-/•■•••• Esquimau Women's Institute will be pEST—Because it possesses Coupe. 2-passenger, closed model, complete . 1.021.64 Mrs. Latta, wife of the Hon. 8am. Sedan, 5-passenger, closed model, complete . . 1,116.6» held on Tuesday at 7.30. p.m. at the Latta, president of the Good Roads ' evèry modern phonograph re Chassis ...... 563.52 Pariah Room (St. Paul's). All mem Association; Mrs. E. Ç. t>rury, wife, finement. such as automatic stop, esi.ee ber» are requested to attend as Im Chassis, with starter ...... 644.42 of Premier Drury, and Mrs. F. G. ability to play all makes of Light Delivery ...... portant matters will oe dealt with. Biggs, wife of Hon. K. G. Biggs. ; Mrs. Light Delivery, with starter ...... 762.57 records, tone modifier, etc. 666.35 W. A. oif Canadian Legion.—The A. 1*. Sandies, of Columbus, wife oif . . 766.50 We cordially invite you to hear Truck, with starter. regular meeting of the Women’s, Aux the gubernatorial candidate for the the Sonora Phonograph at thia iliary of the Canadian Legion will be State Of Ohio; Mrs. H. S. Carpenter, held In the clubrooms, Douglas wife of the Deputy Minister of High NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. ways for Saskatchewan; Mrs. J. D. Phone.. 4900-1 Street. Monday evening, June 12, at 831 Vatea Street. Ford Sale» and Servie». H o’clock sharp. All members are Robertson, wife of the Deputy Minis urgently requested to httend. ter of Highways for Alberta; ^fiss Harkin, sister of J. I». Harkih. Cpm- Saanich V.O.hf.—A meeting of the HALF-PRICE! ^missiener for Canadian National Board of Management of the Saanich Parks, Department of Interior, Ot If you want one of these smoke damaged genuine Thermos Bot Western Canadas largest Music House brunch of the Victorian Order of tawa; Miss Clara Dennis, daughter Nurses will be held in the Municipal tles or Lunch Kits at Half Price. Come to-morrow sure! of the late Senator Dennis of Hali New Location Hall. Royal Oak, on Tuesday evening fax; Mrs. Duchastel de Montrouge, FIRE DAMAGED at 7.30 o'clock. of Montreal, wife of the former 614 VIEW STREET—CENTRAL BUILDING French Consul In Vancouver; Mrs Phone 886 Gaelic Society.—The Gaelic Society Cyrus H. Bowes R. A. Cameron, wife of the City has made arrangement to held thbj DEPENDABLE DECOG 1ST Comptroller of Toronto, and Mrs. S. MASSEY annual basket picnic on July 8 X L. Squire, of Toronto, wife of the Mount Douglas park Tally-hoe leave chairman" of the association execu BICYCLES the^ corner of Itouglas and View New Store : 650 Yates Street. Phone : 1725 tive. Streets at 1.30 o’clock. Each lady visitor on arriving at her room In the hotel this morning Y. P. Department.—The Young was greeted by a bouquet of fragrant $35 People's Forum of the Metropolitan blossoms, this charming little cour Church will hold their regular weekly THE GIFT CENTRE tesy having been arranged by Miss meeting in the lecture room to-night Grace Beckwith and Mrs. Walter They are guaranteed to be in first-cl ads running order. commencing at 8 o’clock. Sopie in Scott for the Women’s Canadian teresting subjects will be discussed, Club. This afternoon the ladles were Going fast—Come now—Get a bargain. and an instructive time will-"be as taken for a ,drive to Hatley Park, sured all those who attend. a*- where tea wairserved in the Japanese PLIMLEY & RITCHIE, Ltd. . Queen Alexandra Review — Queen garden, which is looking particularly RADIO 1113 Broad Stre.t, Temporary Premiaea I Alexandra Review. W.B.A., is plan beautiful Just now. A LIMITED NUMBER OF Phone 1707—Agents fer Me...y Bieyclao— N«»t P. R. Brown A Sona ning a military live hundred drive to The reception committee of the be held in the K. of P. Hall on Women’s Canadian Club In charge of Thursday. June 15-, at 8.45. Good the entertainment of the visiting prizes will be given. This will be the ladies comprises the following per HEAD SETS,CONTACT last card party of the season, and all sonnel: Mrs. J. C. F. Hyndman, con members are urged to attend. vener; Mrs. J. If. Gillespie. Mrs. 8. .F. Tolmie, Mrs. C. W Bfadehaw, Mrs. SWITCHES, ETC. Pacific Transfer Co. Ward One Liberals.—The regular; E. H. Griffiths, Mrs. Walter Scott. monthly meeting of Ward One Mrs. J. W. de B. Farris,'Mrs. H. F. W7 CALDWELL Liberals will be held Tuesday even Crowe and Miss Grace 'tieckwith. JUST ARRIVZO ing at Liberal headquarters, corner Mrs. Griffiths, who is cohvener of Heevy Teaming of of Government and Broughton the transportation committee, has Description a » pec laity Streets. As this is expected to be arranged to have private carh at the the last meeting until the Fall sea • HAWKINS & HAYWARD Phones £4». 24» Empress Hotel, each morning at 10 son. a large attendance is requested. The Pearl is a Symbol of Parity and Innocence o'clock for the convenience of the Electrical Quality and Service Stores Refrigerator Pearls -When worn as personal adornment they denote the highest ladies. Bagqaqe Checked and Stem» Gordon Head Women's Institute.— 1807 DOUGLAS $T. Phone»: 1103 DOUGLAS ST. standard of good taste and refinement to the wearer. They har (Opp. City Hall) (Near Fort St.) Exnrcss—Furniture wemoveo $20. $37.90, $43.15 Mrs. Carter, the well-known expert 643 and 2827 on domestic economics, will give monise with every mode of dress, and are appropriately worn at Our Motto: Prompt and cIvM every social event or function. •arvice. Complaint* will be dealt R. A. BROWN A CO. demonstration of. fruit canning and with without delay. Corner Douglas and the use of the steam pressure cooker PRICES RANGE FROM $5.00 UP ‘at the Gordon Head Hall on Wednes HARVEY TO KEEP 7*7 Cormorant Street. Victoria Jonnaon Sts. Our assortment oLPearl Necklets. Brooches, Bar Pins, Rings, Etc., Motor Trucks—Deliveries. day afternoon at 2.30, under the aus- make very appropriate bridesmaids’ gifts. ______a.------CHICK STARTER . -tvAfl «>f. Ut» Gordon Head Women's Înstltute. By the pound, New Stamp,—In addition to the Mitchell & Duncan, Ltd. new colored adhesive stamps received VICTORIA FEED COMPANY, LTD. at the local post office, the 2 cent JEWELERS. WATCHMAKERS, ETC. green postal card has been added to Central Building Phene 875 View and Bread Streets Phone “Two-Nine-Oh-Eight” BICYCLES WOOD •> the collection. There Is at present 1901 Government Street now the one cent straw, the two cent City Hears of Stringent Regu- Sale Now On at the $4.50 PER CORD ' green and the 5 cent purple. The ten cent stamp is the next one expected G.A.U.V.—There wjll be a meeting - lations in Vancouver LEMON GONNASON CO. to be received here for sale. of the executive of the Grand Army VICTORY CYCLE Phono 77. 2324 Government St fi t II ni ted Veteran» in the club Community Concert. —TAnother rooms, Langley Street this evening B.C. TRAFFIC EXPERT Find island Loggers Come ELK HOTEL, comox large throng of people attended Sat at 8 o’clock, and a good attendance WORKS urday night on the occasion of the of .members is requested. From Mainland OPEN JULY 1 Fifth Regiment concert and dance at RATES FROM *3.50 PER DAY AND *20 PER WEEK the Drill Hall. This weekly affair North Dairy P.-T. Association.—A Stringent regulations to prevent 3 Bicycles at...... *7.~0 APPLY MANAGERESS ...... >9.75 has become extremely popular and meeting of the North Dairy Parent- other communities unloading their 2 Bicycles at... there were over eleven hundred pre Teachers’ Association will be held in unemployed upon Victoria next 5 Bicycles at.. $14.73 sent Saturday night. The regimental North Dairy School. Lake Hill, this Associated Boards of Trade Winter and to stop undeserving men 815.50 VIT-O-NET band furnished the music. evening at 8 o’clock, to arrange for 3 Bicycles at.. from wandering from city to citv 18 Bicycles at.. . $19.75 flower show and the school picnic. Would Pay Half Cost securing relief will be put in force . $24.00 Silver Tea—The Ladies’ Auxiliary here next Winter, Acting Mayor 9 Bicyc.es at. . to the Army and Navy Veterans will Missionary Pageant—A missionary, 7 Bicycles at.. . . S26.2Y» John Harvey, Chalrmah of the civic Rheumatism and Neuritis hold a silver tea at Mrs. B. Rud pageant will be given in First Cqnv Say He Could Aid in Keeping Unemployment Committee, announced 11 Bicycles at.. .v. $29.75 dock’s home, 1310 Topaz Avenue, on It Is a weil-known fact that cregational Church to-morrow even OH, GOODY! $34.50 Freight Rates Down 8 Bicycles at.. Wednesday. Tea will be served on ing commencing at 8.15 o’clock by the Alderman Harvey’s announcement 6 Bicycles at.. .. $39.00 these distressing ailments are the lawn, weather permitting. La Luther League of Grace English Lu dies are asked to take the No. 6 oaf followed the receipt of Information Strawberries, and Cream theran Church. Appointment of a traffic expert for regarding Vancouver's unemployment 581 Johnson St. Phone 735 caused by uneliminated acids and and alight at the corner of Hillside British Columbia to aid In keeping plans. This information was brought, Rich, Pure Cream, with your favorite Cereal or Berries give* you 4 Doors Below Government St. toxins. The VIT-O-NET with Avenue and Cook Street where they In Police Court.—Charged in the down freight rates was urged on to the city by Alderman Gillespie, a good start for a day’s work and keeps you In good trim. will be met and escorted to the house. (,-lty police court to-day with being in who has returned to Victoria after a its penetrating magnetic heat %'ea will be served from 3.30, to 5 30. Phone today for our XX CREAM. possession of unsealed liquor, George Premier Oliver to-day by members business visit to his Vancouver of waves, dissolves and eliminates of the Associated Boards of Tnufe We specialize in MILK, CREAM and BUTTERMILK. All are Esquimalt Friendly Help.—At the 11. Payne war-remanded for hearing flees. Alderman Gillespie informed the cesspools of waste in a regular monthly meeting of the Es on Thursday, at the request of R. C. under President Macken and Presi Alderman Harvey that the Vancou guaranteed pure and clean. quick and positive way., One I» quimau Friendly Help held In the Brethour for the accused. bee. a dent Kerr Hohlgate, of the Van ver authorities had worked out u Chinaman, charged with supplying couver Board of Trade. B. W. Greer, careful and accurate system whereby Phene 2871 Canadian Puget Sound stimulated instead of weakened, Sailors’ Club Saturday with Mrs Croft presiding. It was shown in the liquor to Louis Marshall. Indian, wax J. B. Thomson and Woodward as the record of every man who applies which Is a great factor in severe reports that- there had been an in remanded without hearing until sisted in the presentation of the argu for relief Is kept by-means of a card VICTORIA CITY DAIRY CO., LTD. Lumber and Timber chronic cases. crease recently in the amount of as Tuesday. ments. Index system. In this way it is pos sistance given out. due. It Is believed They pointed out that classification sible to weed out the men wlio do Welcome New Justice.—Mr. Jus of commodities transported by rail not deierve relief. to the closing down of the drydock tice D. A. McDonald was accorded a Co., Ltd. work and consequent unemployment, ways and steamers is continually be "There Is no doubt,” said Alder VIT-O-NET PARLORS , warm welcome In his opening ses ing varied, and because of this rate man Gillespie, "that many men many heads of families being af sion In Victoria, In. the Supremo 1041 Fort 8t. Lady Attendant fected. Donations from Miss Pooley. reduction does not necessarily work turned down by the Vancouver Common Fir Dimension. Dreeood Court here to-day. On behalf of ttv- out to the advantage of the shipper authorities, will come here. We want Two Sides Mrs. Billlnghurst, Mrs. J. Nichol and local Bar Association H. A. Maclean. or the Consumer. They explained that to guard against these." others were acknowledged with K. C., extended a cordial welcome to Boards and Shiplap. Dreseod Two commodities are given higher classi "We do not Intend to take care of Sides thanks. His Lordship, to which Mr. Justice men who are deemed unworthy by WOOD fications to offset the reductions in Hear Fir Flooring. Celling. Biding. McDonald responded. Though he mainland cities and who wander over Partition. Finish. Mouldings, Etc. bronchiaiTasthma was not as well acquainted with Vic Puget Sound Fir, big double The delegation promised that the here.” Alderman Harvey ' declared SEE OUR SPECIALS LEARN TO toria members of the bar as in Van Associated Boards of Trade would “We shall take stringent measures to load inside city Q J PA Very Low Prices on Short Length couver, a full acquaintance with lo cope with this situation.” limita ...... tD^leUV Materiel —^ DANCE One of the most uncomfortable cal lawyers would be his pleasure. pay one-half the expenses of such an Latest Ballroom Dances complaints of the season can be read See» Logging Camps. taught. Chargea moderate. His Lordship Intimated in reply. official if the Government would pay Kindling, Blocks, 4-ft Slabs, Bark. Highest Grades—Perfect Manufac ily eliminated. A 'most efficient the other half. Alderman Harvey, accompanied by ture—Prompt Deliveries LAURINE CLAYTON PROMPT DELIVERY SCHOOL OF DANCING remedy for Hay Fever and Bronchial A aka Delay in Suit.—In Supreme The premier is putting the proposal Aldermen E. S. Woodward and E. B. REV. CLEM DAVIES Phone* 3004 and 3003L Asthma Is sold at tho Hillside Pharm Court Chambers this morning. H. B. before other member» of the Govern- Andros Journeyed Out to Jordan 411 Jonea Bn 11 ding acy, corner Quadra and Hillside. Robertson, K. Ç., moved for the fix River Saturday as the guests of PREACHED YESTERDAYj W. L. MORGAN Foot of Discovery Street ing of the*date of trial in the action M. Tripp. General Superintendent of of Douglas versus Douglas, a divorce Canadian Legion.—Victoria Post, the B. C. Electric Railway Company Rev. Clelfc Davie». D. D.. preached Phone 766 Phone 7060 cause. Mr. Robertson, counsel for Canadian Legion, held a very enjoy While the trip was taken for the In the Metropolitan Church yester the petition, John Douglas, urged that Rbte smoker in the clubrooms. of the purpose of looking over the com day morning on "The Church's Great 'the trial proceed at short notice. F. organization Saturday evening with pany’s power houses the aldermen est Need." Dr. Davies I» the per C. Elliott, counsel for the co-respon president H. D. Twigg in -the chair. visited logging camps which are sonal representative of Bishop V 11 - dent cited, John Reel, asked a post The concert programme included a operated in th%dletrtct. Ham O. Shepard, of the Portland Dio- posiement until after vacation, while. sketch, ’’A Box of Tricks,” by Mr. “I was informed there that all the ceae of the Methodlat Episcopal Ask Your Grocer for our H; E. A. Courtenay, counsel for the Mrs. and Miss Merryfleld; songs by loggers employed come from Van Church, the diocese comprising seven respondent, Mrs. Nellie Ward Doug Tom Obee, George Fetch, W. Cobbett, couver.” Alderman Harvey said to conference* In the State# of W a#h- day. "I asked the season for this las, also asked for a delay. Mr. Jus T. Cresswell. Comrade Clear, H. Ington and Oregon, and portion» of tin McDonald adjourned the hearing and I was told that the operators Hemstock and F. Brawn, and a cor could not get men here. This seems Montana and Idgho. Dr. Davlea ha# of the application one day with leave net solo by M. Vincent. During the been called from the pastorate for a V.LM.P.A. Sweet to submit further affidavits. most extraordinary In view of the programme F. Merryfleld gave an claim» of the unemployed that their time to be efficiency director, helping exhibition of sleight of hand and In County Court.—The action of number Ua so large I shall endeavor pa.tors and11 churches to solve their We Wash Well Rogers' versus Cook opened before conjuring, being a*>ly assisted by to see if Island loggers cannot get problems and al#o for the purpose of Cream Butter Mrs. Merryfleld and daughter Pearl men from among our unemployed/* ttetng and holding the young life to Wé give your clothes a thorough Judge Lampmap, in the County Court ill the cross egcape and double escape this morning with G— H. Sedger for the church. He ie reeling between cleansing and return them to you McLaughlin Buick, 7-passenger ...... SI,850.00 the plaintiff, and R. C. Lowe, for the trunk mystery. __LOAN COLLECTIONS campaigns at Patricia Bay. and all ready for ironing. Try this The only local butter mad< preached for Dr. Slpprell at the Sun- service and you’ll know why so ...... »1,300.00 defendant. The action Is one* for Car Jumps Bank.—Proceeding west many hundreds of women like It. fresh daily. 930 North Park McLaughlin Buick, 5 passenger .... damages for alleged, breach of con The Canadian National Gallery day morning service. on Bay Street at 11.46 p. m. a car will, this year, be represented it the Overland Eighty-Five, 5 passenger ...... 6800.00 tract with the building of an en driven by W. W. Hgrvey. of Vancou $1.00 for 26 lb*. Phene Street . ' tertainment hall at Esqulmalt Which western exhibition», including Vic ...... 6750.00 ver. fell over an embankment for a toria. by a larger collection of fine SS. YOKOHAMA MARU Overland Ninety, 5-passenger...... the defendant was to rent after. The distance of some ten feet and was appeal of Rex versus Angus Caskie factures than has ever been sent WILL BE DAY LATE 2612 BRIDGE ST. wini Overland Four, 5-pass c-rtgcr...... /...... : 6750.00 badly wrecked. Mrs. Harvey accom West. The . Government recognizes and Jerry Sparks was set down for panied her husband in the car but Victoria West hearing in the County Court this that its efforts to get Canadians to SAILING FOR ORIENT Overland Four, 5-passenger ...... 6050.00 was unhurt, while the driver sus-, take an interest in their own National afternoon, to proceed at the termina talned Injuries arising from shock. , tlon of the previous case. Caskie Gallery are appreciated by the people M w R. Dale, local agent for the The front axle of the car was broken, All the above cafs"1n*firat-class order, and guaranteed by and Sparks, two former officials of of this 1 Province. At present Mr while one whole side of the convey Eric Brown, director, Is In England, Great Northern Railway, elates that HOTEL RITZ the O. A. V- V. Club were convicted the Japanese liner Yokohama Mara, ance was badly crushed. Mr. and In the police court recently on where,- in company with Sir Edmund godem. Fully Furnished. Reason- Mrs. HarVey, staying at the Empress Walker, tie Is making more purchases of the Nippon Yusen Ksleha, will ibis Rates—Also Limited Number charge of selling liquor, following Hotel, bad planned to take the mid Tor the Government. His deputy, sail from this port on Sunday, June of Apartments raid by the police on the club in night boat for Vancouver last night. H. O. McMurry. however, is attend II, Instead of June 17 a# scheduled. HOMES question. Jail sentences were 1m Thomas Plimley, Ltd. Lack of adequate light was given as ing to the matter of making an exhi The Yokohama was three days be< r0rt Street, Near Douglas Street posed, and from this the appellants Phone 61 and 52 'he reason for the accident, the street bition In British Columbia. hind schedule In arrtvjng from the Phone 607. Oak Bay Branch, Phone 2019 seeking an appeal. R. C. Lowe Ear BasL ------acts for. the appellants, and C. L. at this point lying in the r»ar of the Armories, while a sharp declivity Remember the B. C. Protestant The neat ship of the N, T. ,K. fleet Broughton Street Vk Harrison for the Crown. Seventeen nrphsn.iija WtR hoW Tag Day on the Win be the Ksga Mara, scheduled to barrels of beer figured In the main falls away on' the' *66rth side 8f the I7th JunC" arrive bag* June ». ■ — FOR RESULTS UTILIZE THE action. road. m mtUUM. 1, VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1022 10 You Can Buy Canada's Best Bicycle—the On Terms as Lew aa of RER fiieTIMES NEWS “Perfect” $5.00 MONTH w Bvceuie everyone wante to economlM_4* the very reason why we are meeting a hi* demand for this splendid bicycle. Lots of eualneae men and women are making their car fare nlekela and LATEST SPORT dimes pay for one. of these mkehlnea. Price *66 cash, or 182 ,n term». ... CARPENTIER HAS TWO iHOMERUN BAKER IN 1 HOSPITAL AFTER A Canucks Did Well BOUTS IN VIEW AND INCOGS TRAMPLE WILL NOT MEET GREB C.P.R. STOCK GOES NASTY HIT IN BACK • '• • • • • • • New York. June 11—Ôeorgè. BICYCLES. SPORTINO GOODS. TOYS v Louie, June 12.—Frank Carpentier will not .defend his ' OVERCHAMPIONS 718 Vatee Street Baker, veteran third baseman of title of light heavyweight cham the New York Yanks, was taken pion against Harry- Grab In the to a hospital here last evening In Championships near future. Promoter Rickard, Victoria Hopelessly Beaten by who lecently cabled two offers to : Fine Victory of Railroaders suffering from an injury caused Leaders of Cricket League lion committee. Invitee all of lasl by his being hit in the right side Carpentier to meet Grab here dur * . Albions- Over Knights Tightened Up ing the Hummer or Fall, yesterday H. Lethahy. c Davis, b Button ...... year’s Victoria eleven to appear at of the hack with a ball pitched This Season Oak Bay this evening and Join the by Urban Shocker in the third received the following reply from (Jt. H. Walton. Ibw, b Dayia • ...... League Race Manager Descamps: ‘‘Thanks for T. Hoggarth. c Edward», b Mutton . practice of the Five C’s Colts. Any inning of yesterday s game. No U. Weffs, c payne. b Sutton ...... boy who thinks he might be good announcement was made srt the handsome offer which arrived too Five C’s Defeat Albions and Two Pacific Northwest Golf Titles Remain On This late: already signed to meet II. A IsmaV. c CoUett b Knapman . enough candidate for this year’s elev* Chambers Hurled Nice Ball for hospital as to the extent of his I*. D. Freeman, v. Bredln.b Collett.. en le Invited aleo. * Mtles in Paris in September and Keep Pace With Incogs; N. F. Pete, c -Bredln. b Collett .... injury. L.— Side, tVhile Von Elm, As Expected, Carried Ama Beckett In London In October." C.P.R., Whiffing Fourteen The injury did not appear to W. J. Baum, c Bredln. b Collett .... Garrison Also Win White, not out ...... very serious, but Baker was’ teur Championship Across Line; Greatest V. Jordan, b Collett ...... Knights forced to leave the game in the CRICKET LEAGUE STANDING. E. Runnings, run out...... COURT TOURNAMENT fourth inning, after he had singl Week of Golf In History of City Comes to Extras ...... P Th* <" r. K. stock took » decided ed. The ball, it was said at the LATEST BETTING ON P. W. L. Pti. ■' rise when the railroaders todk the hospital, had struck him near the Close ; Colwoed Club Congratulated ROYAL HURT CUP . & 4 1 8 *1 f Knights of Columhus IntOjcamp Sit- kidneys. Five C’a ’A” ...... 6 4 1 6 Five C’s "A.** AT WILLOWS ENDS Z, • urdav afternoon at the Stadium end Garrison . 6 4 2 8 D. Hudson, ibw, b Jordan . handed them a trimming 10 to 8 in London. June 12. — (Canadian Albions . 5 3 6 J. Collett. Ibw. b Jordan .... an amateur Wall gafne mixed with Press Cable) —Following Is the Victoria . 6 3 4 K. Davis, c Walton, b Jordan - Well, it s all over and life in the city is getting back to . B. Bredln. & Lethaby. b Welle.. 64 r good, hod and indifferent baseball. latest betting on the Royal Hunt Five C*s •*b** . 6 1 4 W Miss Archibald and J.G.Brown normalcy. Jt was a most thrilling week, with hundreds of out Cup to be run on June 14 at Ascot: 5 0 H Knapman, run out ...... 43 Taken as a whole, the game was a GITS'PITCHERS Army and Navy, . . », H. Edwards, c Wells, b Jordan ” good one the teams battling througn siders here enjoying themselves snd moat local folks pitching in 100 to 8 against Leighton and H. G. Griffith, c Hoggarth. b Welle lfi Victors in First Compe- « - the first four innings with nçttheh Montserrat. ron*ley; b Jordan ...... « dub t.elng able to shove a run across and helping them out. . , 106 to 7 against Invergarry. all Victoria's chances of repeating in W. M. Sutton, b Wells ...... tition of Season the Victoria and District Cricket ' although the Knights came within an It was a week of golf that will• remain jrivid in the minds of taken and offered. A. Lea. not out ...... I nrn of storing in the first- ihnlni;. . X , league xwere materially lessened on The first tournament of the seasoi* all who participated as the fittest and most luceessful in the long Saturday when they took a very had * Ri-hdalc fanned. Kenny and Stnuth Total ...... • • ------215 at the \Vlctorla lawn tennis couru Champions Will Have to Bol apd brilliant career of the Pacific Northwest Amateur Golf As defeat from the Incogs, the club was concluded on Saturday, whet - walked. McGinnis was sab- when, BUI MANN CUP-HOLDERS which has been showing the way all P. C. Paype did not bat. U Cheater fumbled his grounder, loading sociation. Beautiful w eather added to the pleasure of both golfers Bowling Analysis. Miss Laura Archibald and J. Q. ster Staff If They Wish to this season. Brown secured the first position in ■ the bases Dunn poked a hot one to and galleries and the magnificent scenery at the Col wood links Albions* innings — O. BEATEN ON MAINLAND •‘Giddy” Goward. skipper of Vic the mixed doubles American handi Newman and Kenny was caught at toria. realised that a lot depended on Sutton ...... • 7 Outdistance Others was likewise greatly enhanced cap. for which 68 players entered. ; the plâte and on Boss’s quick return. the outcome of Saturday's match 8 Davis ...... '■ * * Straitb was out at third, and the In looking back ovei1 the week's thletic tournament held in this city. Vaneouver. June 11—Vancouver Knapman ...... 3 In the first round four divisions New York. June 12.—tn the Na-. All the trophies were sterling silver and he persuaded several veterans of Collett ...... 4 -#*- Knights chances of acopng went events Canadian golfera did remark again regained the lead of two games the pitch to turn out. including Heb were formed, the winners and run In the Mann Cup lacrosse series by ners-up in each division composing ~ flooev. tional League the Giants are un ably well In the tournament. Of the Flenty of Congratulations. Gillespie. Alexis Martin and G. Five C’i "Â" Innings - <>. * This airtight ball was too good three championehtpe at stake the defeating Victoria at Con Jones the final division on a re-handicap. likely to outdistance other contenders <>n all hands could he heard' con Park yesterday six goals to three. Grant. But even the presence of fells ...... 17 he true, however, and in the fifth Canucks took two while the Ameri this trio did not stop the rout The ordan ...... ,...... 14 The matches In the entire series of things began to happen. Dunn "tart- unless their pitching improves. cana romped off with the other one. gratulations to the officials of tho The locals outplayed the visitors all Î the first four divisions were well 'olwmxl Club for the wonderful sue Incogs were in their best form and Freeman ...... § , *d liwt excitement by letting Batting punch, plus a couple of which, of course, was the beat of the the way up to within a few minute* Hoggarth ...... 1 co..tested and contributed greatly to cess of the tournament. Neither ex cf the close when Ihe Caps slipped in dismissed Victoria for a mere 89 * Cheater s grounder get away. jThree whirlwind finishes carried them to meet. runs while they put on 198 for the Walton ...... 2 the enjoyment the tournament. pepae nor time had been spared by two counters. The final division, for which eleven s hits, including a double, followed in victory in the past week. Against These Who Won, . the club in making the champion lose of but five-wickets. ? quick succession, and these aided bv Louis Lewis was the big goal- pairs qualified, wa* eventually Brooklyn a week ago. thé champions George Von Elm. of Halt I»aka City, ship* a success. The assistance ren getter for the local team with three Sparks's fast howling proved ah * . another error and, a single to left solutely too mystifying for the Vic t rought down to eight pairs by the pulled a flve-to-four triumph out of scored his second consecutive victory dered by the Victoria Golf Club also counters for hie afternoon's work. withdrawal of three pairs, who field, chased Moffat to the showers f for the amateur golf championship, helped to make the event Fleming got two and Mowatt the torla side and he took seven wickets a rest. Jack Noble took up the bur- the fire with a three-run rally in tne for 89 runs, while Wenman wound up DOESN’T LOOK LIKE found it inconvenient to play another ninth and duplicated the feat Satur- defeating Bon Stein, of Seattle, by tremendous. e ether goals. ^ series. The matches between, the ti den at this stage, and after passing The visitors claimed that It was Kroeger. McGregor and Brynjolfwon the rout by taking three wickets for .1 ,, t a living three times in the final eight remaining pairs were very in " Bent lev three more fielding errors the greatest tournament they had got the Vies* scores. Only one pen 30. SUZANNE WAS DONE; coupled with several errors of Judg inning tor u * to I victory over Cin Mrs. Hutchings, of Winnipeg, se Victoria Bewlere Off. teresting and keenly contested and cured the women’s championship by ever attended and complimented Vic alty was handed out, Taylor getting ment added to the Knjghts agony, and cinnati « , . _ torlans on the superb hospitality. a five-minute reel In the third period. WINS THREE TITLES the tournament os a whole was a nine runs were shoved over by the Pittsburgh, in dose pursuit of tne five up and three to play in the finals It was expected that Wilkinson and very great success. Heck Fowler refereed the contest, Goward. who showed such splendid "^railroaders before Noble was -able to leaders, found Philadelphia, while St. on Saturday, with Mies Anderson, Thomas Wine. Deserve Victory. trundling against Cawlchan the Paris. June 12.—Suxanne Leng stop the slaughter. Louts dropped three in a row to tne of Vancouver. In the final of the first flight of Boston Braves before breaking thç previous week, would be able to hold len retains the-efngles, doubles Miss Archibald and J. G. Brown Two Victoria men battled In Hit the men's competition» E, Thomas, of deserve their victory for their con Caught the Fever. Hub Jinx. final for the handicap championship DEFEATED IN FINAj. tha Incog* h»t»*oen in check but were and mixed doubles champion of Colwood. won a very popular vlcton* well nigh helpless Wilkinson took sistent, steady play throughout the *■ The Knights apparently caught the Dodgers* Pitchers Falter and the title went to Dr. W. T. Bar for the home club when he defeated France aUhard. court tertnia- She ~ hitting fever after watching the V » > FOR GOLF LAURELS four of the Incogs wickets but it cost retained her singles title against series. Mr. Brown’s experience and Faltering pitching and poor field rett by 2 and 1 over N1. F. Rant R. Rone, of Vancouver, by three and him 71 rune, while Goward failed to heady play -steadying his young R. crew and came right l»ack an«i- Despite the strongest competition the challenger. Mme. Golding, on ing cost Brooklyn two out of three two. In the final of the first flight get awicket although the score board psrtner and. making an ideal com shoved five runs over .the platter. from across the border this country of the women's event, Mrs. E. A, Saturday. Yesterday ahe won the games to Cincinnati, but Dutch showed 81 against him. bination. » * Rirhdale got a life when Bentley Reuther won his eleventh game yes also won the P. N. W. open cham Wheeler, of EarllngtO» Golf Club, mixed doubles with M. Brugnon, T mussed up his roller $md then pcggqd Allen was high man for the In from Mme. Golding and M. Miss Swan and R. C. Burdick, who terday ♦> to 1 and the Dodgers made pionship, Dave Black, of Vancouver, Seattle, won from Mrs. C. W. How secured second place, made a good ’* g-utl |o first, Richdale going to sec- cogs. gettlfig 11 before Wilklnaon Borotra, 6-0, 6-0. and with Mme. it two straight from Chicago. finishing first with hie brother, ard. of the Burlington Golf Club, by bowled him. Wenman put on 63 fight of it. Miss Swan plays a very T Kenny tunned. Straith hit to four and three» Ptgueron took the women’s Alexander pitched the Cubs to Willy, second. ------and Oooddjky 21- steady and careful game, having won * Bill Chester, and Bill tried for Rlch- their only victory .over New York There was a tte^ixt^both the men' doubles from the challengers. Mile. The Tit-Bit on Saturday. Conquet and Mme. Danet. f-t, the American handicap with Mr. ‘ dale at third, making a perfect btl- Boston’s pitchers played a prominent and women's special medal handicap Five C'a Keep Up. Brown two years ago. Mr. Burdick* 1 liard. .the bail bouncing off Richdale • part in the Braves* victories, while Without doubt the tit-bit of the events. In the former. V. C. Martin, The Alblona and Five C'a went to 6-1. her young and active partner, has all head and hitting Eddie Newman in the Phillies offered little opposition tournament was reserved for the final R. Scott -Moncrieff, and O. Lealie the mat to see which club would the earmarks of a coming player, • the rve Everybody was apt*. to Pittsburgh and St. Louis. day, when Stein and Von FJm teed each had a nett score of 74. and 1n • -cl. Rich- keep pace with the Incogs in the race and when he settles down to a more although some were not sou mV off In the final for the amateur the latter Mrs. Parry and Miss Hor for the Virtue Cup. Both teams were GUN CLUB SHOOTS <;;reful and studied play he will go dale and Straith Scored on MH.in- championship. Von Elm was away off rocks tied with a nett score of *1. equal 4n the league standing. The hls's double fr> left, MHîtnntir'*' shot The full scores were as follow*: far in the game. . ^ ^ his game in the morning seeming Five Ce obtained the verdict this The Esquimau______Gun____ Club____ held a Miss Wright and R. Burll. whe aeroMs on Dunn’s single to right. to be able to do nothing right, and Men's Medal Handicap. time and are equal in all respects to prao*c<, Hhoot Saturday at its grounds, made such a1 brilliant showing ta Anlhonv walked and stored with LEAGUE GAMES as a result he was four down at the Gross H*cp. Net the Incogs. The Garrison who *lBO | Admiral's Road About €<>0 target! their first division, were disappoint -, Dunn when .Fetherston doubled to end of the nfbnd. This handicap won on Saturday, have the I were trapped off, while fairly good Ing in their play in the final, and left. Fetherston was thrown out at V, C. Martin...... American League teethed too great to overcome, and R. Scott-Moncrief number of pointa as the Incogs and scores were made. About a dosen Mrs. Mogg and Mr. Walton, who were third trying to stretch his hit to a Five C’a but they have lost one more numbers of the club were in atten- Chlcsso, June 2.—Pitcher Lèverait, Stein was favored In many quarters O. Leslie ...... expected to lead the ftyal division triple. . celebrated the game which wa« given to win. But the Salt Lake youth set- Dr.^ 8.R RlocuSlocum In point of games won, and did so, The C. P. R. scored their next and tn hie honor yesterday.by:iltiYlngoul -tied down in the -afternoon and. n Munrr, .vS-r: ■ ' Five» <^’s—batsmen__ were—to —The ciub-he» been -Informed—that tnit-not guff trient- to eerry tludt» fin^i run-in- th*v sev^nthr while thfc- a double which gave Chicago a 7 to played par golf He was right back superb form and they amassed 215 the Vancouver Gun Club is holding a a win. j* Knights added one in the eighth and R. H. . Poole y runs for nine wickets. Bredln top Mg trapshooting meet in the Main- C victory over Boston In'thirteen in- on his game and Stein found himself Sir F. Barnard ...... 10» 22 As the scores which follow show, two more in the ninth. The Knights ping the side with 54. The----- Albions . land city on Friday and Saturday. nln*’ R H. B. two down at the thirty-fourth. He L D. Rinse ...... *3 the competition was keenly con threatened a hatting rally in the flnu on the next hole, btit was unable to werewrr» turned _____back for 83. Collett june *o and July 1 It is expected tested and the handicapping excep ■L. H V. York »4 1« having th# best bowling analysis of that transhooter* from various parts frame, but Chambers tightened up Boston ...... * ® do better than halve the thirty-sixth. H. H. McDougall ... 9* tionally close, only two games and Mack's gang fell just three shor Chlcoga...... 7 , nd as a result the championship T ft Mackay ...... »» IT four wickets for 18 runs. of the Province will congregate in dividing firet, eecond and third. Th# Army and Navy came close to I Vancouver for this event at that time, McGinnis and Fetherston. of the Batteries—Collins. Quinn and Ruel, went to Von Elm. one up. W. l»elth ...... • *» * Kbights, led the hitters with three hanging up their first win of the Final Division. Iseveretts and Hchalk. Bon Stein showed plenty of fight, A. Young man ...... *8 l* outPbf fiveT each gathering a double. Fillette Does Well season over the Garrison. The> Miss Wright and Mr, R. Burrill. Chambers, of th«* railroaders, set a but Von Elm was hitting them too Ladies* Medal Handicap. hatted freely for 1S4 but the Gar 46. Detroit. June 12. — PlUette held straight and putting too well. The strike out record for the season rlson recovered in the last part of NO VICTORIANS ON Mi K* Watson and Rev. W. Carroll. Washington to two hits yesterday champion was getting better length Mrs. tut* 32. J whiffing 14 Knights. Horrock* ...... their Innings and ran out winners and Detroit defeated the Senators « hy* tee shots in the afternoon, Miss The scores on Saturday were aa CANADIAN BISLEY Mrs. G. Mogg and Mr. G. H. Wal On the strength of their victory., the to 0. Heilmann hit his ténth home while Stein seemed to fall away a Miss Kinloch ...... C P. R. are now in a position to climb ton, 63. run of the season in the fifth with bit. At the twenty-third Von Elm Mrs. ,0’,0W,; Arm, .nd N.vy. Miss Archibald and Mr. J. G. . out of the cellar an a defeat for the two men on bases. Mrs. F. Biddle TEAM THIS YEAR Fagies on Wednesday means the bot was but two down and at the twenty- Darke, b CobbetL J» Brown, 51. R. H L. ninth he squered the match. By sink Mrs. C. E. Gary ----- T, A Mis* Hutçhison and Mr. A. F. tom of the ladder for'the lodge mem p Burton. »t Watson. ^Ftevans • • 30 Winnipeg. June 12—Act'ordlng Washington ...... 6* ing a difficult putt on the thirtieth Mrs. Mcllreevy ... T. Butterworth. st Watson, b Gibson 1« Mitchell. 66. bers. Should the Eagles win. how I Detroit ...... * V7 Mrs. Fullerton ...... to private advices received here Mrs. F. E. YouAg and Mr. H. O. ever. they will m'ove up to second Batteries — Mogridge, Gleason and he jWHd one up. They halved the next SN Bartlett h Gibson • • three holes, and then Von Elm won The mens driving. Y-. Aege).t e Stevens, b t obbett the Canadian Bisley team for this Littler. 54. plane and the Knights will go down Gharrity; Plllette and Baseler. also best average, were both won by the thirty-fourth, which made him Warburton. h Cobbett year to shoot in England next Mrs. Sharp6 and Mr O. Mogg, 61. to keep the railroaders company, so Hon. John Hart; men’s approaching Indians Wen by a Note • dormie two W. Baker, st Wats^nv n month ha* beep chosen as follow*: Miss Swan and R. C. Burdick. 69. there is no question hut that Wed- .Cleveland, June 12. — Joe Evans* by R. H. B Ker; women a driving, G. C. Hewitt, c and b Glt>eon Lieut. A M. Blackburn. Winni resday’s game will be full of all kinds Stein Came Pack. beat ball by Mra. Hutchings, and best A. E. Attwell. c Davies, b Gibson triple in the ninth scored Sewell and F Kldgell. c Davies, b t.lbson peg; Sergt. Jaffray. Toronto; of excitement, and the railroaders Jamieson with two rune necessary to aVerage by Mra. Sweeny; womens Lieut. K. T. Francis. Ottawa; RAMUS, AT 5 TO 1. will ho out in full force to root for Stein won back a hole at the approaching, beet ball by Mrs. Crmaa, p Welch, not out ...... r - .v - • • beat Philadelphia. The Athletics Extra* ...... Major C. R. Crowe, Guelph; P. A. WINS FRENCH DERBY Mae-farlane’s crew to come through thirty-fifth. His second shot won best average hy Mra. McAU^MF' Whitehead. Ottawa ; Private P. W. scored four runs in each of the first within twenty feet of the pin with with a win. and fourth innings, driving Bagby Putting Prizes. ▼ Total ...... Selwood. Vancouver; Private P. Chantilly France. June 12.—Ramua, The'bol score follows: from the box. Joe Wood made i Von Elm outside. Stein rimmed the At Oak Bay. Monday—Nln. hol«. Kent, Toronto; Lieut. Alex. Mar cup, and his ball went three feet Garrison. with Stem up, yesterday won the home run. a double and two single tin, t’algary; Lieut. J. Chandler, C. P P over. Von Elm's putt was short. By Sir Frank Barnard, ladder, Sir Fripa I Rr. Wllleoi. h Bartlett ...... A R R H V/> A E. in four time* at bat. Woodstock ; Strgt . Young. To French Derby. He finished a short holing oqt with his fourth the cham Or Olheon. I> Welch hçad in front of Keefallng. which ShrrwVtod, c. f. R. H Tuesdav —Nine hole, Mr. Slade, lad Major Cabhetl. b Welch ...... ronto: Major F. J. iTtton, and Newman, -lb. pion could win the match, but he two lengths ahead of A. K. Mac- ...... * der. Mr. J. Wilson. Kgt. Walaon. c Bartlett. I' W.I'h Private J. Lonsdale. Toroht^, ^s Bentley. 5b...... 'Cleveland ...... 9 V pushed his putt and missed. Stein Wednesday—Nine hole. Mr. J. Wil h, gt.vene. c Baker, b W.Jrh . 'Comber’s Algérien, the favorite, Porter, l.f. ■. ■ • Batterie»-Hasty. Kvkert. Helmach seized the chance and, with deadly son. ladder. Mr R P Stafford. Lt.' Bred brook e. run out . ridden by »ank O’Neill, the United E. Chester, lb. perclsion, holed out for a four and States Jockey. The rade was at 1,406 W. Chester, s.*. Sullivan. Itommell and Ferklna; Bag At Colwood. June hele Cpl. Waggett. b Bartlett by. Keef». tlndaay and O'Neill. was one down. Sgt Gibson, retired hurt SAVING THE DAY metres and carried a purse of 166.666 Prescott, r f.. C7 Miss Anderson, ladder, Mr Ayer Gr Davies, c and h Warburton Yank» Win Again The immense gallery which follow- June 6—Nine hole. Mr. Stewart BON STEIN FOR A HAPP/f GROOM francs. With added money the valus Pte. Bis*, h Burton of the stakes wae 286.066 franco. Kaunders. r.f. St. Louie. June 1—Shocker lost hit the finaliste had a great thrill It ladder. Mr. Ballinger. . nnT of the Seattle Golf Club, who lost to •Cpl. Camming, hot out Betting on Ramus waa 6 to 1. Chambers, p. eecond straight game to the Yan was the" keenest finish ever seen to a June ΗNine hole, Pr. 1—eno*. Extras ...... golf game in thla city. Stein’s sup George Von Elm at Colwood on Sat For a youthful groom who had Totals ....IS 10 kees veeterday 8 to 4. Ruth and ladder. Mr Edmunda. urday. afternoon. After the match neglected to order hits traveling suit, porters hoped to see him quare the June I—Nine hole, Mr. W. Ward, Total ...... 156 (Additional Sport on Page 17.) knights. Williams, home run sluggere, went Stein stated he thought that in an the four-day schedule of the Semi H P O. A. E hltleai Sylvester wae easily the ma'tch on the homo green and force ladder. Mr. Preher. Bawling An.lyel»- réady special order service was A B.iR. the match into extra holes. other meeting with Von Elm he Richdale. IX tatting and neldlng atar. although Juna 8—Nine hole. Mr. CovlUe, Army * Ns,y'« Inn — r>. beaten, and a record wa* made of be able to win. He Intimated that Cobbett ...... » Tobin ecu red a home run. ^ That Lost Mole. ladder, Mr. Foster. ______when he entered the finale he thought p complete suit finished tn a single Straith. 3h 4# I working (lay... But the four-day McGinnis, c. .. New Tork . .'7T7TTrwVrt7 • Von Elm had the best of it on the he had only an outside chance, but R. j schedule in the custom tailoring now he feels that there isn’t much Garrison's Innings - n. Dunn. 2b...... 81. Louis- t...... 4 s tee abois for\he last hole. He went department means that 100 such Anthony, r.f. . Batteries — Hoyt and Devormer well up over the rise and just missed between thefr play. suits are cut from the cloth, tailored Fethemton. lb. HOW THEY STAND «83, •: Shocker. Baine and Severeid l'oing into the rough by eighteen Stein put up a wonderful gai Bartlett ...... J to «pedal order and delivered on the /Man. c.f...... against the Salt Lake phenom. Moffat, p. National League inches. Stein's drive was somewhat Attwell ...... • evening of the fourth day. Warburton ...... Noble, p...... New York. June 12—Lyque held shorter, and bis Aotibwd fell ten yards Pacific Coast League M earns A Fuller offer the full snort of the green. Von Elm's machle Burton ...... ■ 1 service of the Semi-ragdy^ tailoring 1 three hlta yesterday, Won Lost WINDS0R-T0-L0NDON Tote is 4| 8 12 11 New Yxtrk to ------, shot feverran the green and fetched organization. Score by- inning*— homer In'the'«v^nth’proved rno'ugh «P ln»the .hurt gmro under thr trro. Vernon ...... Victoria. M ill wood 9^1.50 a Cord. 0r-:« MARATHON IS WON BY r -, n. .. 0 o o o * 1 Fan Francisco W. A. Mc Adam, b R. Wepman K.lights 0 n ft 0 : 0 1 2- 8 for the GiantsQlàntl to win 1 to 1. Uoh.n'i Stein wu weak with hla chip, and COLTS TO PRACTICE Bark Slabs f5.00 a Cord. hits—Prescott, Los Angeles ... MILLS FOR THIRD TIME Capt. Noble.e. i» R. -Wenman 3? Summary Two-base. Ximble let . in the other New York run and hie ball stopped ten feet t. c R Wenman, b Spark* 1 CUy Delivery. llvGinnts, Fetherston Stolen base*— short of the pin. Von Elm’s third left Portland ...... G. C. Grant. -< ru Meusel was put out of the game Balt Lake ...... London. Jun. l7^ Hairdressing and SOc Luncheon Manicuring Parlors Served Daily From 11.30 Mxpert Attendants. It Hudsons Iftau (Taitmanuj to ‘J.30—Fourth Floor liff INCORPORATED W>+ AO. zV >070 P ^ \ Moderate Charges. Orchestra in Attendance —-Mexsatnlhe Floor i$smziTOiM. -s: EIKZM'IICIj Phone 1670—Private Exchange Connecting AU Departments Summer Silks at June Silk Sale Prices This is your opportunity to buy high-grade Silks of dependable quality at prices that mean considerable savings. The offering Summer Suite, Skirts and Underwear—all this season’s goods and taken from our own regular stocks. The following are only a few of the many special bargains included in this Sale. 36-Inch Plain and Fancy Silks—$ 1.39 a Yard r Positively the greatest Silk offering of the season. All high-grade silks including Extra Big Values in Whitewear duchess, messaline, two-tone taffeta, striped taffeta, taffeta 4n solid colors and other Women’s Drawers, Value 69c, Special for 29c favorite weaves; suitable for waists, dresses, linings, etc., 3)» inches ûî "I 9Û Of good quality white cot to*; frill of neat embroidery or lace edging; OQ^* wide ; values to 62.50. June Silk Kale; per yard ...... T...... wr..... «P Astf «/ closed or open styles. Velue 6»c, Special at, per pair ...... v wla/V 38 Inch Baronette Batin, Rich Black Duchesse Satin and Envelope Chemises, Special at 98c Fine Chiffon Colored Taffeta, Splendid quality material, dainty lace trimmed yokes; others with neat em $1.98 a Yard Of a superbly rich feature aniPbrHcht satin sur- broidery aVid Lue Insertion.’lace shoulder simps; sises 36 to QQ _ June Silk Salq $1.93 a Yard face for sports wear; shown In nil the newest to 44. Value $1.10, Special at. eachv...... t'Ot A wonderful opportunity to get that Summer tints including canna. Hergyntine, pumpkin, Frock at a low price. These Silks are the pro Bermuda, whirlpool, midnight rapids, daihta and Women’s Cotton Gowns, Special a| 98c ducts of the best Swiss mills. Choice of heavy Ivory ; 36 Inches wide. June Silk Bale, (Pi QQ Black Duchesse Satin and Colored Chiffon Taf Made in ellp-over stylé? round or V-sbapS neck, embroidery or lace per yird____...... tpl«vO trimmed, short sleeves; others' In button-front style, high neck and feta; 3$ inches wide. Values $2.60 and QQ long sleeves; yoke neatly Utcked; neck and sleeves finished QQge $2.75. June Silk Sale, per yard ’ v ^7yX* VU with embroidery. Value $1.60, Special at, each ...... VOV High Grade Bilks in the Newest —Main IttWt Women’s Cotton Gowns, Special at $1.29. Weaves at the June Silk Sale Of epUmdld quarttt^ cotton In button-frolt style; yoke of embroidery Price of $3.96 a Yard and l^nstitching; V-shape neck and three-quarter length sleeves ; 36-Inch Che Sen Crepe. In soft draping quality. 33 Inch Natural Pongee others In sll^/ovcr style, rouilri ne< k and short sleeyes. trimmed with In rich coloring*: dainty-terFand embroidery. A nice assortment to choose OQ 36-Inch Crepe Knit, In all the wanted colors ; Silk, 49c a Yard from. Values to $1.95, Special at. each ...... tp 1 •ÙU 40-Inch Novelty Crepe, in charming designs and Another shipment of this lmUie-m.de beautiful color combinations; Natural Pongee Silk in a weight for Women’s Cotton Gowns, Values to $2.75, Special for $1.69 40-Inch Novelty Stripe end Plaid Silk Crepe, in. dresses, waists. Children s wear and win downs of good quality Ipng cloth In slip-over style In empire effect; square neck and short sleeves, dainty lace subdued coloring*; dow drapes; 31 inches wide. , yoke; another pretty Style haa V-shape neck, yoke of lace Insertion and tucks; many other pretty dM /JQ 36-Inch Crepe 8er«l, hi colors. June Silk Hale, per yard ... 49c styles to choose from. Values to $2.76, BpeFIiSt ef. each ...... tpJLeO«7 Values to $6.96, June Silk Sale, ^3 05 —Main Floor per yard Children's Rompers Attractively Priced at 98c V — Main Floor Children’s Rompers of Pine f Children's Rompers in Heavy Khaki Twill White Rbpp Dutch style, piped In wljlte; just the thing for camp; Tailored Sports and Afternoon sises 2, 4 and 6 years. Special aÇ ...... Hemstitched at neck and sleeves; all round belt, 98c buttoned at bottom; sises 1 snd 2 years. fQQfs Values to $1.75, Special at...... vOV Children’s Rompers of "Good , Dresses at Reduced Prices Children's Rompers in Good Quality Chambray Bodice of plain chain bray with cuffs, collar and bloomers f^0^ w^M-opim In « .m.rt -tvlr »Uh narrow girdle, mund n.ck and .hor. ^«yr.; trl«nm,d Quality White PiquePiq In check to match ; cut 4n Dutch style. In colors of blue Peter Pan collar and patch pockets, fchort sleeves; Jtnd brown and pink and green; slsee 2, 4 and 6 years. AQn with plain and fancy mlUfiTV*Tlttfid; sises 16 to 36. *Pricew<"‘ sixes 1 snd 2 years. Values to $1.75, QR#» Special at ...... a/OC Special at ...... vOV k —Second Floor r Jersey Cloth Sports Dresses, $12.86 narrow girdle. two pocket». white leather and flafinel collar ahd cuffs. Paired X. TJXZ'V'Si. WK-; «m i* « » ***,...... 1...... $12.95 Tailored Dresses Reduced to $14.06 Silver Fox Week A special offering of Tailored Dresse» In black and navy tricoMm. rhw« z Mrs. MargaretBlair modela are smartly tailored along the new straight line»: aervlceable and The “Seal of Quality” Groceries .mart for street and office wear: nicely braided and embroidered ; 14.95 We have'juat received * superb collection of Hudson’s Bay Quenche Lemonade, with the real fruit Authority on Dress and Development of Silver Fox Skini. It ia the finest aaaortment of theae rarely fllsea to 40. Price ...... flavor, one package makes 2 gallons. Beauty in Figure and Complexion Per packet ...... 15g beautiful *kina it has yet been our privilege to offer. Kverj^ Afternoon Dresses, Special $22.96 Sports Silk Afternoon Dresses, $29.76 Pappy’s Oauve Jelly, per jar- v... 55g Mad, from good quality fanion crepe, Attractive models^at a low price. Them* Will Lecture in This Store akin ia perfectly marked, exceptionally fine and full furred. dresses are of/CantdH-Jlrepe, crêpe knit Mrs. Heines' Grape Fruit Marmalade, georgette and taffeta; they feature all 4-lb. tin ...... 76c They will he on sale Tueadav ami for the remainder of the and Roahanark. In blouse and h ports the newest effects; styles suitable for styles; trlmme'd with heavy embroidery 1-lb. Jars ...... 28C llitroffiOB eeml.at’anlllf E'glitr:—COITlft- — and braidr-thowlK in ttre newesi «olon»r- Aunt Jemima Pancake Pteur, 2fl-ôz. pkli^ week, made up to your own requireinenta. at aneeial low prices._ each ...... ’...... • 234 To-morrow Afternoon in navy. t>lack. orchid, white, sand and styles to suit women and j£29 T5 This is an linuaual opportunity to secure the moat prized of many others; sites 16 to 40. ^^2 95 misses. Price Libby’s Concentrated Tomate Soup, 2 all fox furs at a price much leas Ih^it you wquld pay in the —Second Floor tins ...... 25C \ ^ at 3.30 Beche-De-Mer Soup, prepared in the ordinary way. If you do not require a scarf for immediate moot approved manner from finest teat fish, fresh from the eea. Per tin. . 60c Subject : tike we will accept your order now at the special sale prices Continuing the Special Sale of Oriental Hand-Made Rugs Per tin ...... 90C for later delivery. . ' "Mazola,” a pure salad and cooking oil, Four Kashnir Rugs 1- lb. tin ...... 40# One Only, Merxapore Bug 2- lb. tin ...... 70# “Beauty and Dress” Prices vary according to beauty, ranging from «275.00 colorings; In rose, and blue ground, very tine quality rugs; In fawn ground with blue and rose eiie 3x6 feet. Value $66.00. (4Q HK 4- lb. tin ...... $1-30 Cards and invitation may be obtained to «505.00 slae 4x7 f,*L Value 6560(1, $39 50 Special at ...... tprt«7s I U 5- lb. tin ...... »...... $2.45 Roae’e Pure West India Lime Juice, pint fropi the Information Bureau on the —Second Floor One On hr, Extra Large Rug Messaritne floor. See further announce bottle *...... 50C One Only, Merxapore Rug This ira very fine specimen of a genuine Indian Quart bottle ...... 90# ment on Page 6. In (fawn ground with blue' and ro«e coloring*, Rug. It is as fine as sorine of the well-known Lime Juice Cordial, quart bottle. 95C Thl>hie ir,Is a large rug and a bargain at this price. Persian Rugs. Sise 16x22 feet. Crosse A Blackwell’s or Holbrook's Pure Hlae 12ft.4ln.xHft. «In Special at ...... $500.00 Melt Vinegar, per bottle...... 40# Sunshades for the —Third Floor 6266.00, Special at ...... Ve,ue $198.50 Holeum Products Ltd. B^and of Pickles, including Sweet Chow, or Sweet Mixed, Silverware Sale 16 os. for...... 35# Silver-Plated Teaspoons Sunny Days Sour Chow, Onions, or Sour Mixed, per Silver-Plated Teaspoon*, six in neat lined See the Special Jar ...... ’...... 33# x box. Very Special Velue /J $1.00 Good Quality Taffeta Silk Sunshades Drapery Specials Two for...... :...... 65# at ...... s.. U far Clerk's Inglass Brand Potted Meats, per Paragon frames and assorted straight handles with a heaVy »/» PA » Another Special Offering of Jar...... 25# tilv.r-Pl.ttd D.M.rt Kniv.s, Helf Frie. • silk cord; tomes In navy, green and light blue. Price...,. “Not Advertised Cretonnes at 29c a Yard Gebherdt’s Eagle. Brand. Spaghetti and A factory clearance of Silver-Plated Chili, Meat Added, per tin...... 28# 31 and 36-inch Cretonne. This collection includes some Dessert Knlvc. A limited number of Two for ...... 55# exceptional lines In good quality English cretonne, spe Rice With Chili, Meat Added, per tin 15# theae. Valu. 110.0, » dozen. Fine Quality TafUta Silk Sunshades Windows cially priced for Tuesday’s selling. OAp To Clear at, per dor...... $5.00 With strong g££*gon frame, crook and strelght^handles of Mangulia Per yard ...... &UL Mrs. Porter’s Salad Dreaeing,*large bottle each ...... 35# wood, with a strong silk wrist cord; comes ii^ cerise, navy, AW PA Though- not advertised in the Handsome Engraved Gla„ Fireproef CaaMrol.a Rose and Blue Colored Scotch Small bottle, each ...... 15# In eight-inch allver-plated frame.. U»«7V Madras, $1.10 a Yard ing, large bottle...... 65# Manicure, Pocket and Fancy Work Bclceerc in these windows is specially reduced This is a remarkable value. Scotch Mtç as that has that Small bottle v ...... 7...... 25# Odd lines of Hcls.ora grouped to d»1 ITf Black Moire Silk Sunshades .... ——— in price. It pays to see them every rich soft <1 raping quality, with a men rlxed finish and Bride ef Canada Maple Syrup, per bottle ■ell at one price...... V A • I O Of very fipe quality ; all straight handles with silk cord. lustre. We have It In rose and !>lue. for ...... 60# day,. for every offering is a real $1.10 Per bottle ...... $1.00 Bee our special .display of Roger's "1* France" Price ...77...... 77...... $9.00 Per tin ...... $1.00 pattern In silver-plated flatware. Bxceptionai -Main Floor money saver. 50-Inch English Shadow Cloth, Per tin ...... $1.85 values In this beautiful design.: ? Per tin ...... »..$3.46 - V —Lower Main Floor Special $1.75 a Yard Bird’s Custard Powder, standard flavor, M English warp printed Shadow doth, of good weight and delicious with stewed rhubarb op any quality. Ideal for loose covers, upholstering or curtains. stewed fresh fruit ...... 40# 50 inches wide. Value $2.60 and $3.00. g J yg Clearing Up Odd Blue Bird Electric Washing Special at, per yard * ; —Third Floor Selected Candy Lines of Machine Demonstration All Week Counter Suggestions The Dey of the Washboard Is Over. A Perfect Method Pecan Opera Roll, made from the finest Dinnerware Takes Its Place Our Own “Factor Brand” Overalls—$1.95 cream and finest nuts. Per lb...... 80# Brasil Opera Relie, only the beet Brazil Six Only, 97-Pises Sets, Clearing at 126.00 Each An overall that le made to stand the hardest of Wfar; good The Canadian-made Blue Bird Electric Washer operates on the oscillat nuts used. Per lb...---- ..... 80# The*« come in a floral rose border design. fitting, seams wet! etttrhed. with plenty of pockets; cut ing principle, which, by epntlnually forcing the water through and Chocolate Cream Dates. Dates covered Six only of these 97-piece sets , . ... — VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 Kocks." her latest Paramount star ring vehicle which will be shown at the Capitol Theatre, all week. This declaration was provoked when Miss Swanson became hostess to the entire company when the players were ton location at Catalina f I ' x-— ) , sj Island, filming ocean scenes. After L.I\l IN TITLE ROLE OF “JANE” CLORIA SWANSON , IN ELINOR CLYN'S BEYOND THE ROCKS WITH Ml83 EVA HART is playing the title role in "Jane,” the delightful comedy which is being pro rodolph ZUKOA . ► SKINTS duced all this week at the Little Theatre. Dak Bay, under the auspices of the Victoria Amateur Dramatic So ciety T^fifctand Inside a walled crevasse of ice shooting a picture with a tern Jlÿnes/lyres perature so low that no thermometer could register it, was the experience of Chester Lyons, cameraman, who VALENTI NO photographed the new Cosmopolitan picture "The Valley of Silent Men.” ‘ We stood for hours In the Ice Gre vasse,” said Lyons, "and then we’d come out and stand under water A FLAMING romancg,ae only the author of "Three Weeks" could write it; drips, from jftove the mountain till: as enty «Merises Gloria, with dashing Rodolph Valentine pleym§ the tlT Iclclea formed on .our hecks." lever, could make it live in all its ardent splendor. The story ef a passionate young heart, bound by society's convention, struggling end risking ell for happiness. Never before have such lavish settings, such dramatic love-scenes, such ADDED ATTRACTIONS spectacular adventure been seen upon the screen. SECOND CHAPTER Garden Party CATHOLIC NO ADVANCE IN PRICES WOMEN'S LEAGUE “Robinson 1041 Cellinaon Street Matinee, 20c and 25c; Evenings, 20c and 35c Entitled “SHIPWRECKED This picture broke attendance records everywhere. There will-be crowds Wednesday Afternoon t j here. Don't come late. and Evening, June 14 COMEDY REVIEW Afternoon Tea 25c. Matinee, 20c and 26c "Evening, 20c and 35c Supper from 6 o'clock 50c. Dancing In the evening. Ncary’s Orchestra. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUKE 12, 1922 LEADING PUBLIC MEN SUPPORT MOVEMENT Children, 10c ALL THIS WEEK T. P. KEGAN 6. R. HENDERSON. X W. CAMPBELL W. FINDLAY. Second Vice-President, President President Good Roads A emulation of New Brunswick Good Roads As Commissioner of Highways, OUaWa. nf Toronto, Director. Manitoba, Dit^awr. sociation. President Enunciates ACTIVE WORKER FOR ' GOOD ROADS Policy to Govern Good Hon. J. L. Perron, M.L.C., First Road Building Effort of Visiting 'Provincial Ex ecutives to Arrive Hon. S. J. Latta Points Out Good Roads Association Old Province Taking Lead in Can Be of Great Assistance in Aiding Federal and Forward Road Movement Provincial Policies; Advantages and Limitations of .a Voluntary Body. I.representative of the^itovèrnmenV; in ; the Vpper Chamber, is delighted with j Victoria, on the occasion of his first The influence of the Canadian Good Roads Association upon I visit here. Madame Perron accom - the development of Canada in connection with highway construc ' panted him. They viâited Benvenuto tion, formed the theme of the presidential address delivered this ,tnd the Dominion Observatory' on afternoon hv Hon. S. J. Latta. Minister of Highways for Saskatche Saturday. wan to the Good Roads Association here. lie slated, to The Times yesterday • (hut the Government of Quebec is The Association, he pointed out, notwithstanding its voluntary engaged in un active effort to de nature, yielded an enormous influence second to none in the velop the road policy of the pro vince. •Since 1910." said *the country in dealing with highway transportation and construction. Minister, about $40,MO,000 has been He made reference to the location GEORGE A. McNAMEE of a system of highways, the choice of Montreal of types, the construction, the main LOOKS FOR tenance and the financing thereof, Secretary-Treasurer and said: GREAT CO ENTION "Every act. every conclusion, every recommendation of the. Dominion taken the respbnsiblllty of construct-' K. L Squire, Chairman of the Good Roads Association will carry ing and malntkinlng certain pro- enormous Weight in the formation of Executive of the Good Roads vlnclal•-• highways,...... The difference in public opinion upon this great topic, League. Is delighted to see the policy, however, is largely resultant and as its membership stretches from delegates assemble In Victoria, a.poo a difference» of... conditions or u ocean to ocean, It* viewpoint wttt be stating that as soon a* Ah* pro U...... ------of ------viewpoit, . nHowever,t, sufficiently broad to consider all posal to come here was mooted trie renitonslhllity may he illelriHuM. phases, all Interests of all localities he determined to spare no effort the burden of heaftnn the load In the of this great country, to the end that to make the British Columbia finality belongs to the taxpayer. there may be no east, no west^ no meeting a success. Mr.eHquire is "In the matter of Dominion aid or provincial aid. it, seems to me- that but a united whole firm in attending his eighth annual meet- the belief that the greatest good certain principles ought t..- govern comes to each unit when the greatest 4%r* dhrtrttiptipn <»f fnmis ItnaW good comes to all.” building is a great co-operative en- terprlse. The taxpayers of any given The Human Element. argued that the mistakes which had community—a municipality It you Mr. Latta proceeded to point out been made should be a corrective in vill—co-operate with each other in that the human element "ie Canada's the location of new lines of railway the interest of all. . Two elements PETER B. KYNE’S GREAT STORY treat Asset as It le of any country and a scientific plan of land settle enter into the method of the distri and iÿsVùttereet must therefore at all ment and rural and urban develpp- bution of funds to-carry on the co time/ and under all conditions be operative enterprise, first, ability to kepy in the forefront in any scheme He proceeded : contribute, and second, the benefit From the Saturday Evening Post of development, whether such scheme "Because of the lack of good roads d« rived from the utility provided. touches production, industry or the end Improper land settlement, the accumulation of wealth of any kind." cost of, the transportation of produce -to railway points is often far / The Great West, cess of thd cost of railway transpor- it- pointed trot Thut-trr Saskatehe "talion. Tf Is asserted also by those A.an alone "there are 210.000 miles of who have given the matter eonstd- « ration that the railway traffic at country points„______fall* off in ____many, coses to as much as 50 per cent dur that. On the principle that «0 per ing seasons when the roads are as a cent of the traffic passes over ap consequence, unfit for travel. The * HON. J. L. PERRON proximately 20 per cent of the ro^d absence of proper road communication mileage, there are in Saskatchewan * is probably the most senbbe handi Minister of Highways for Quebec. system over 30.000 miles 'of main cap both to^thoee who havW money A Story of Love and Business Which Gives You Plenty of Action and Romance market roads, here again sufficient invested In railway industry and to to go round the globe once and back those who live upon the land. In in the province have been again to the old land. V# improved. fuel no railway system can serve AUXILIARY SESSIONS Mr. Perron stated that the general j "The population of a little lees than the people for whom It i* constructed 600.000 ie spread Mn immense to the maximum of efficiency unless policy, of the Government to road area. In 1911 the density of popuia- co-related with It therfc is developed construction would be Indicated in ! A HEW SIDE SPLITTER tion was l.Si people to a square mile. nnd maintained a system of good an address which he would deliver I "The land area of the three prairie TO ACCOMPANY THE to the convention. roads.” r rovinces is estimated at 171 million Thirteen Principles. He staTëd, in answer to a question I acre*. Over 111 million acre* have with regard to the tntnaproxlncial been disposed of including sixty mil The thlrteén principles which highways, that he expected the 1 lion for homestead* and thirty-eight Lhould dominate the development of ROADS CONVENTION Quebec portion of the Montréal- million of Hudson's Bay Co. land. highway location, said- Mr. Latta. Toronto highway to he so far ad "About 17 per cent of the land dis were : vanced. with the necessary inter- posed of la under cultivation. In the*# 1. The greatest good to the great provincial bridge over the Ottawa provinces within 20 mile* of a rail est number. Three Bodies Will Meet Dur River, to permit of Its use In the Kail way there iSte over 15 million acre* 2. The most direct route possible of 1923. The Incompleted portions In | BUSTER KEATON of excellent vacant Tind, over 12 mil for the traffic requirements. ing Present Week Here Quebec were now in hand. Oood i lion acres within 15 miles, nearly 3. The avoiding of sharp and dan progress whs also being made with nine million acres within ten mile* gerous curve* i Three gatherings wilt uo" hc-tU co the Montreal-Hull road, to connect ai d about 4% million acres of fertile 4. The advantage of easy grades. incident wirh the general convention with the national capital. The con vacant land within five miles of rall- 5. The minimum coat of construc of the Canadian Good Roads Associa nections with the American mad tion. tion. One~3s the second annual Inter system were being improved, aa also 4. Economy In cost of maintenance. the highway from lx*via to the New 7. The correlation of each road se provincial conference of highway <>£- fltcals on Tuesday for the purpose of Brunswick boundary. lected and located to all other por "f am greatly pleased.** said the tion# et the whole system. affording officials of -various govern •Road material in many localities ment* an j opportunity of exchanging Minister, "with the crop prospects in 8. The relation ^pf the road as a the prairie provinces, and with what la scarce and therefore the expense ideas Hoarding the various problems feeder to the railway system. I have seen in British Columbia so of transportation is so great as to ». The facility with which the road facing, such bfficial^ compel the use of the earth «lose at may be drained. * Special conference of local and pro far." hand. How best therefore to build 10. The proximity of road material. vincial Good Roads Associations will a serviceable earth road must be 11. Requirements for the future. be held on Wednesday afternoon to j faced and the problem must be solved. 12. The necessity for bridges and serve n* a clearing house for the varl- i This alone Is a matter calling for the culverts. LEADING GOOD ROADS most expert engineering knowledge ous activities, and to establtah a j 11. The money available1 for the closer relation in all matters of na- , ac that the foundation laid mây not’ project proposed. ENTHUSIAST HERE represent wasted capital but capital tional good road* propaganda. One of the Funniest expended in laying the foundation of Scientific Planning. Thç second annual conference of i a road bed that will be useful when "The advantages of careful and municipal officials will be held on the population and traffic demand a scientific planning cannot be over- Wednesday afternoon typé of highway of higher quality. estimated. It may be said, however, K The Programme. of All Buster • The shortness of the season, the that a well planned road system will At the Inter-provincial conference of difficulty of drainage, the scarcity of help to build up manufacturing in highway officials the subjects fdr die— labor and other things must also be dustry, cheapen the cost of raw mi- cuflslon will be: Hlk., Comedies considered and the best means of vrlal, reduce the cost of living by * "Uniform Traffic Reg u laitons, In ►olvtng these difficulties must be bringing the rural resident, within closer reach of the urban dweller, cluding Drive to the Right." sought and found. "Inter-provincial Highway Conner - ; "Generally speaking there has been will help tq attract settlement and no proper planning of rural or urban elevate the social life of the commun lions." ity. These and a thousand and one "Federal Aid.'.’ Br»Csnada's pt ogress.” he pointed other benefit* will result, all of which "Calling for Tender* “* out, 'In seriously limited by the hu will tend to raise the economic use "Methods of Financing Oood Roads, man Asset sufficient to develop and of property to the maximum at the Bonding, etc.” distribute her material resources. minimum of human - effort, thus re "Restriction of Load* During Or- The vital problem therefore is how cognising the principle that jr>ur hu tain Periods.” beat to Increase this human element man asset demands and deserves our "Methods of Road Maintenance." and conserve and develop It. first'and most serious attention." . "Necessity of Continuity in Road Other Factor*. A Co-operative Enterprise. Improvement." "Comparison of Provincial Motor "While It 1* freely conceded that Taking up in a careful review the no nation can be greater than its question of bridges and roads, Mr. Truck and Passenger Car Taxes." Christian ideal, that no cltlaenship Latta argued against following too ••Who Should Pay for Road im can be .mtore intelligent or virtuous rigidly schedules of types and width» provement? Equitable Distribution, of thall the quality and extent of Its otr highway and emphasised the Im Coat.” educational Institutions, there are portance of adequate drainage and "Government Right to Determine ottffr material things woven and In sufficient maintenance. He claimed location of Highway.' terwoven into the warp and woof of that the financing of highway con • Government Erection and Control I He nation's activities that bear a struction was one of the largest of Road Signs.” . " very important relation to and play problems with which the Canadian a Very important part in the conser J. A. McNamee. of Montreal, who vation and development of progress, accompanied by members of his ------RU88ELL T. KELL6V -- contentment and happineer,” satd Mr ntly. j tales that a great reception of Hemilten '' ^ Latta» m accorded the.party across Can- Tbs president pointed out how ini- h Several atayed**off at Banff to President of Ontario Highway Aeee- portant— art effect waa the location of pi ore the ueauttea oKthe National eiation, end Vice-President of Can by rail- adian Good Roads Association. team porta tien development anô vtncee the government under-" Park. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 LURE OF THE GREAT NORTHLAND IS IRRESISTIBLE Vcm River. In the twenty miles be- j and th® remarkable Alaskan sun rises and sunsets are a feature that Passing Through Seymour Narrows will live long in the memory. Here Princess Louise Welcomed At Skagway On cent grade. It is a wonderful feat i*« grandeur typical of Alaska. Traces of engineering skill put through Enchanting Land of Russian rule are f»n every side. Maiden Cruise within a year by Michael J. Haney,, Alaska was a Russian ' possession one of the most remarkable railroad \ until 18*7 when the territory wfts figures of his daÿ and one of the purchased by the United Qtates tor outstanding men (ft the pioneering 57,000,000. da vs of the North. . of Vast Silence In the latitude of Petersburg, The length of the railway, which j "V across Frederick Sound and on the clings to mountain hides and crosses west side of BaTanof4 Island is Sitka. vkwning gorges on its winding Way e ver 'the great range, fs but 110 miles, but it is one of the most thrill- Beckons Tourist ir g railroad rides in the world From its tracks and within "the comfortable ______i uilrôsrd______cars_____ can plainly be seen with the naked eye the old White Waters of Famous, Inside Passage, Lapping the Shores Pass trail, where iftèn mad with the lust for gold played with death to cross. To-day "there is a steel rail of British Columbia and Alaska For a Distance of way bridge over 200 feet above the waters of Dead Horse Gulch, so 1 j One Thousand Miles, Blase Trail to an Incomparable named because of the many horses ;which were left to die after being Northland. hurled over the precipitous sides of the Pgtss. Abounds With Thrills. The railway ride over the White Pass could not be piore Interestedly viescrlbed than by Jtihn J. Under wood in his book "Alaska—An .Em iVow looking like a little lake nest i-tructed boats who Whirled into ;the pire in the Making." He says: “This ling amongst the mountains. swift and dangerous waters in thetr load 4a one of the, greatest engineer- Just before the Summit is reached load rush towards the KionuiKe. ing feats In the world. the train crosses the steel cantilever At Whitehorse. bridge, 215 feet above the rushing At Whitehorse the faint but con mountain stream. From here Is af tinuous-roar of the rapids reaches the forded another magnificent view. ear. • Here is, the terminus of the Along the scores of sun kissed railway divisidn of the White Pass lakes and mountain streams banked and Yukon Route, and the point of-. ^»w»livn niflcent view is obtained of the rock- I of the Alaskan arid j*re the ‘prophecy t by great masses of fire weed, lark ple rhythmically against \ posed largely of Scandinavians, and officers. Up to that perkn.1 the coun- pioneers; river steamers of the most 1 way. Is the parting of the ways lead- shores. Spraying water- • this is so largely throughout Alas- 1 u 1 try was unknown. Thirty-three j modern type traverse the mighty i ing to Atlin, eight-two milc-ti through »ct themselves into a pic- kan waters. The falls of Ketchikan years later It was visited by Span-1 i Yukon and its tributaries /or oves a chain of sapphire lakes and moun* panorama; Timbered fast- Creek are quite a feature whePe'leap- lards exploring the North Pacific tnree thouHand miles; lake steamers, Snow-Capped Peaks, of Alaska ; tain .rid forest scenery that for sheer 111 mountain ridge to waters i"g fish can be seen endeavoring to coast, and in the year 1778. Captain !i whose speed and comforts equal beauty picked into a short distanco extending as fdlr as the find their way to the spawning Cook undertook surveys of the coast. those of the ocean vessels, sail the probably cpnnof^be duplicated in any reach. A gorgeous snow - grounds. In the late Summer months La. The first elaborate survey of that I waters t»f I^ake Atlin, the beauty spot aeetlon of the world. Trim little lake ,er varying and most ex- thousands of salmon ascend the are again the means of Inis. Victoria. v Vancouver creek falls and th eleaping salmon section of the coast was made by , of the world."• th Captain Vancouver in 17P3-V4. The i There is probably no trip In the iransportatlon after leaving the rall- le. the stepping-off places are a wonderful sight. , Russians formally assumed posses- world so unusual-—so interesting— »orth. are hardly left be- Wrangel. so intensely worth While, as that to i t Winding through Tagish Lake the re the traveler begins to From Ketchikan.^ Clarence Htrait rnait *ion in IT*9 when the administration fie atmosphere. \v is traversed and after seven houPs , 11 of the1 territory was handed over to Alaska. Atlin and the Yukon. Every I steamer traverses Windy Arm and . M V steaming Wrangel is touched at. une, t^e Russian American Company, the mile is of vivid Interest. ^ I il.en enters that beautiful sheet of >eymour Narrows. Wrangel is on old Russian settle- chief resident officer being Alexander Here in this North.and Nature has I water known as Taku Arm. the I Haranof. who founded Hitka. in 1804. 1 sen to a supreme effort and With a A splendid view is afforded of a comparatively few hours nient and is located at the mouth of lavish hand strewn her gifts as no lg u|t the Street of Georgia thfe Stikine River. It is now a cen- • an I Control b'y this c hartered company : Jubilee Mountain, which projects Its tlern ! terminated In 1861 when Prince Ma- where else. • snow-capped head into the clouds. ir,Narrows. At this point tre of the lumber industry and is ; .Here are mountains miles high rrowest channel of water the distributing point for Prince of 1<*au ksutov was appointed Russian lm- After steaming through the Golden Here are mighty glaciers—living : Vancouver Island from Wales Island and port of entry for tlla" i*erlal Governor Gate and up Taku Inlet the boat giants eternally pushing into Hie ***a land of British Columbia the Stikine River territory^ It is a Six years later, in the same vear. t: ikes a landing at Taku, where a as that in which Canada was con — huge bergs breaking off and float-1 short portage by rail along the bank exciting stretch of water to j ),ig game country and the starting irg away on the water. Here are j at certain. stages of the |>oiHt for numerous hunting expedl- federated us a Dominion, the United t f the roaring Atlintoo River brings • bridging <>f the Seymour Rons. abandoned town of Douirlas, once à States purchased Alaska from Rus into view the west shore of Atlin o give rail connection from a section of the old Russian for- busy mining centre. This is one^of sia for $7.200.000, in order to obtain Lake. the pathetic scenes of Alaska. The I control of "the fisheries and fur trade,- Herb connection is made with a land to Vancouver Island tifications can still be explored ,by Here are lakes of wondrous the eubjeet of much con- the traveler, Alaska-Juneau mine and ml s isf which at that time were the chief ' twin-screw motorboat which makes in the past and is still Mouth of Stikine. now the lone mining mainstay of ‘j !known____ :i resources bf Alaska. The the six miles run across Atlin Lake Juneau. I gradual discovery of mineral wealth | to Atlin, the base of supplies for one 1 an engineering posslbil- Capt. J. W. Troup, manager of the culminated in the Klondike rush of I grandeur Canadian Pacific Coast Steamship I JuneatL is the centre of government f the richest hydraulic mining camps Alert Bay. Service, when h eagain viewed in Alaska, and here resides GôVer- hi British Columbia. Facing the e northern end of Vancou- Wrangel from the decks of the ~SS, nnr C. Scott-Bone. There Is much 1 is Alert Bay, a most pic- Princess Louise on her recent maiden fo interest the visitor. The city Captain, Troup Interested spot nestling in a pretty | cruise to Alaftka, recalled the early boasts modern public buildings and ihe roadbed and it anpears as though ner of water craft to sail down the Cormorant Island. It is* a days when he supervised the con- excellent roads. the speeding cars must dash over Y ukon to the gold land of their hopes, the cliffs but they swing around a the Klondike. idian settlement famous for structlon of a number of sternwheel Mendenhall Glacier. poles denoting the ancestry 1 river vessels which were designed for curve and the train continues on Its For twenty-seven miles, the rail _ * . 1. • l...» «.Vin I mma Ihrn It nnirii as tho “All- A particularly interesting^ auto- BinuouH ascent. Water that is hun way follows the ever winding shores mobile drive "exista to the face of gry green and later white, with foam of this lake, the rose colored inoun- Mendenhall Glacier, fifteen miles is seen here and there all along the from Juneau, and Auk I t “How weary I am of waiting for WE OWN AND OFFERS our dear little home!w alghed the girl Ready Mixed Paints after a five year*' engagement “It ie a pity I am such a pauper," Our Paint», are made with Pure Llneeed. Pure Colore and the he remarked gloomily* , necessary Ingredients to make a Paint 10d per cent pure. Get our Financial News “Ah, George,” ahe whispered In $3,000 Prices— ÿou*U be money in pocket buying your Paints here. duleet tone*, “I do not fear flpoverty I will give up dancing when we are FORRESTER’S PAINT STQRE married, and learn to cook Instead.” CITY OI> 1304 Douglas Street We Deliver Phene 153 Hi* face brightened, but he was a VERY WEAK WHEAT ery thrifty soul. MARKET TO-DAY TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE Hadn't you better begin to prac TRAIL Wholesale Market tice now?” he «aid eagerly. "You Revised June 12, 1922. NEW YORK COTTON. (B.v Burdlvk Brea. Ltd. 1 (Burdick Bros. Limited.) *ee. dear, your father would be sup- 16 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 i 1 . .a j...... TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS.TO 1090 TIMES.WE WILL DO THE REST /I 'LOST AND FOUND. «Cmiyrlltl IIH By H. c. T 08T—On ghelbourne Street, a blacll Trade Mart Bee. Ib Cera AJ tom rat. Any boy or girl treating It MUTT AND JEFF A Bit of Idiotic Conversation. kindly and advielng phones 86I or *95611 will be rewarded.______• jll-lt OST—Black fur stole, cor. Believillf J and Government. Phone 7609L or I170» King’s Road. Reward. jll-37 fOM.'leV. VJHCW fr\\e LAST TINa£~ [THcsi You Dvb OST—Sunday morning, brown UordoB hUTT.LAMP thc NoT ses HeR\ L■*-* setter doc^.dop^ with whitwhite marks Re- (vvevv.wcLv! if (T PHOTO OF KY VVreft . bit) '(OU last MUTT, No, MUTT, ward. pjmno J342"day or 25 evening. Jll-JT Vsc-c. Kes, aerr7 ONI THAT OBT—Last night, allver fox fur. valued if»*r a Picture Sookie - tha onc X WASN’T 4 as present. Finder pleaee phone OCCASION ^ r...... ReReward. * J12-IÎ*-----*242SX. IK ALWAYS WHCM .V\ ~ THeec: AK BAY EXCHANOK. 200» Oak Bay How *He TftlKlWG Agouti T o Ave. Join eur library 60c per month. Home CHANGAb Ay miscellaneous -ftr. SMOOTH BHAVe lu.r.nl.ed. Dull A blade# resharpened satisfactorily, new machine. Y. D. Cox. 687 Fort. MM« T the Victoria Hat Shop, cor. Broad A and, Fort, hata cleaned and rejuvenat ed by the old firm. Phone 172». jyt-16 YICTORIA^DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNK12, 192ja 17 WAl ESTATE-HOUSES. 10TS. ACREAGE. DAIRY.ERMIandCHICKEN RANCHESfohSALE BRETT A KER. LTD.. HOUSES TO LET GQi KA—VICTORIA WEST, a seven J • r. R. BROWN * MW.* 623 Fort Street. Phone 132. room home (on Langford »t.., TAMES BAY— having bell, living room, dining room, M 7-roeroom dwelling on a lot 46a kitchen, pantry, two bedrooms end bath ~~6WN*ml HOME. Real Estate. rlre la^u,e,M*e Real Estate. Financial and Insurance FURNISHED 126. on paved street. Thle Jtfift CA*n in . n>' for FROM 66.000 TO room on first floor, and upstairs two Urge dwelling, although cf the uld- jWU. *111 bo. m .cr~ of Agents. 9 rooms. Oak Bay District...... *125.60 bedrooms; good high lot. fine garden and faehloned type, ceuld not be- e ( OTo-SHOOM COTTA0E I» «<•"» re- HI? Bread Mnret. Pbone 1076. nice view. Term* $366 cash, balance $26 built for twice what It la be Urm land ,, v.nconn.r Ialanl. «JJ**» i JÊl VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1022 FOREST OFFICIAL „ LABOR MAN AS MINISTER Alberta is represented at the Sharpen Your Own Good Roads meeting by Hon. Alexander Ross. Labor member from Calgary. Mr. Ross, who was formerly a stonemason, is labor’s OlrU’ White Xilti, Wash Suite, for tittle Lawn Mower contribution to the United Farmer boys in Oliver H. D. Tiemann, Dry Kiln Ex Government in Athert.i, as Min.e- with bodice attach ter of Public Works, and is ed; 6 to 16 years. 1 Twist style; sizes The moment you see the handy little pert, Arrived on Makura keenly Interested in good roads filing tool which we have on sale at this construction. fl.5» to fl.7» 2 to 3 years ?2.25 store you'll know that you must have one for your lawn mower. > With this little Had Been Conferring With sharpener it is no trouble at all to keep h perfect edge on your mower blades. .Australian and New Zea- 739 Yates Street Phone 6510 Price ...... $1.00 WORKED HARD TO tr land Officials 'i BRING CONVENTION Among those who arrived on the TO VICTORIA Makura on Saturday was H. D. Tie* maan, dry kiln expert of the United States Forest Service tfnd Forest Pro ducts Laboratory of Madison, Wis rest and 2213 Oak Bay Avenuf. consin, who has been conferring with the officers of the Australian and New 2iealand forwt services. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF HATS Seasoning of Timber. Mr. Tiemann exphtfned that, he had been visiting Australia at the request Values to Values to of the Victoria Forest ,Commission, who had retained b1* services from Nanaimo- the United States Government for $5.00 . . $1.95 $7.50 . . the pdrpoeo of obtaining his advice in regard to theJuin-drying or sea- | On Sale Tuesday Sec Window Display Wellington sonlng dif nativ^Mffnbers. He spent j COAL seven months in Victoria, a month In You can catch a customer with inferior coal, but you must have Western Australia, and some time In Every Hat is fresh and new and has never-r beforebe been shown. On sale Tuesday for the first time. QUALITY C^AL to hold him. This we have> We handle only Tasmania, giving lectures a net con ducting experiments of an extensive Each Hat is smart and up-to-date and never was intended to sell for a price so astonishingly low. ^ and varied character in the drying kilns. These Hats will be the object of eager enthusiasm because every woman will recognize their surprising value Nâtiaimo-Wellington While In Australia he had been immediately. engaged by the New Zealand Gov OUR METHOD: , ‘ ernment, in conjunction with the milling interests of the Dominion, for ^-tintrimmed Shapes and Chin Chin AT ÜJO ÛK—Bead y-to-Wear and Stitt Sport Hats Twenty Seeks of Coal to the Ten agd One e* the purpose of inspecting the drying Sailors in popular colors. Values to «P^eî/tJ in tagel, fancy straws and mtihairs; Hundred Po.unds of Coal in each Sack kilns, gnd giving advice as tp their 41 $1.95 proper management, pointing out $0.00. values to $7.50. where «rors had been made. He ha^ been a little, less than tstro weeks in' V. the Dominion, but had devoted a J. KINGHAM & CO.. LIMITED great deal of the time to lectures and LIMITED discussing with millers, manufactur 8. L. SQUIRE Phdns 647 1004 Bread es. architects and engineers the util Chairman of Executive. ization of native timbers. On his way north from Wellington lie visited a number of the timber areas along the Main' Trunk Railway line, and in NEW MIDDIES AND HOUSE AND PORCH spected the mills and kilns, after 988^ wards going to Rotorua. WELSH SHIPPING AEROPLANE MAIL Kiln Drying. SMOCKS The object of kiln drying, he stated, perhaps not so much to shorten thv OWNER IN CITY AT (PI £»r—AH-White Attractive Dffesses of natural cot time <*f seasoning a* to ensure that «p A eOO Middies in ton with chintz trimmings on SERVICE FOR YUKON the timber was properly seasoned. Balkan or regulation styles neck, sleeves, and pockets; de SCHOOL STIFFS Unless it was done prtiperly great Head of Evan Thomas. Rad- lossôfc were likely to ocqur through - collars trimmed with braid ; signed with panel fbont, and tie cracking, honeycombing and warping, cliffe & Co. Here from sizes 32 to 40. • back sash ; all sizes CA Considered at Ottawa, But Reduction Expected to Save resulting in imperfections after the article had been manufactured. It . Mexico XT (P