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VOL 46 ' VICTORIA, B. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1915 ' SUCH A NOISY ANIMAL ATTEMPT AT BLOCKADE WILL NOT STOP SHIPS London Times' Correspondent* Two Portions' of trench Finds Much for Commenda tween St. Eloy and Ypres tion in Reviewing Situation Canal Recaptured TO AND PROM BRITAIN
ARTILLERYMEN KNOW SEVERE ATTACK IN THE Majority of Shipping Lines Will Continue Usual EVERY RANGE TO AN INCH ARGONNE WAS REPULSED Sailings; Government Has No Intention What ever of Relaxing Pressure on German Trade; Airmen Have Missed Only Six In Champagne Trenches Were Announcement Awaited. Days S;nce August; StH! — Taken; Gains Made at Maintain Supremacy Several Points London, Fob. 17.—At the stroke of midnight the waters sur- rounding the coasts of the United Kingdom will become, so far as Paris. Feb. 17—The French war of London. Feb. 17.—The military cor- fice this afternoon issued the following lies within the power of Germany to make them, a war sone, which all rc.siMivIvnt <>f (he Times writes as statement on the progress of the war: follows: “N-iw that two-thirds of the vessels, neutral or otherwise, will penetrate at their peril. Some of “In spite of an active cannonade, the -w4nter fan are passed and the French and British avlâtbre who yes the services across the Channel probably will be curtailed, but a m*. weather shows signs of mending Its terday threw bombs in the region of manners, the opportunity Is favorable jority of the neutral shipping lines will accept the risk and continue Ghlstelles and Ostend have been able for the reviewing of the general situa to re-enter our lines unharmed. their sailings. The names and nationality of the vessels and the fieg. tion of the army -under Field Marshal “Tile Belgian artillery ha» carried Su John French. of their nations will be painted on their sides in the hope that Ger out some effective shooting against “The district In which our army Is gathering of troops and shelters. man submarines will not sink them by mistake. < perating is at present practically “in Champagne ten of the enemy’s Britain*» announcement of the de swamp, ând more os less unfit for the counter attacks were repulsed during any immediate and widespread acti passage of trwopa. Large sheets of the night. —; tails of her proposed retaliatory policy vity by the German submarines, but water cover some *reaa. Water stands In the Argon ne there was consider by which she plans to shut off ther the developments regarding neutral on the stiff, slippery and holding clay, able activity. Near Fontaine Aux German food supply from the outside ships should bring to a head one of the rendering thé movements even of ln- most interesting and threatening situ Charmes w$ have destroyed a block Is expected momentarily. and ap- fantn rn ras . -»u-itry next to ffnpfBc- house and 100 metres of trenches. A ations oftSewar. tlcable. For weeks * on end It has German attack launched by at least parent!) there is not the slightest Britain was noticeably cheered by n.ined. hid when It Has not ruined three battalions between Four de Paris prospect that she will accept the Ger the second big air raid on the German thick nilst» have enveloped the coun and Hill 203, west of Boureullle*. has man proposal, to call off the blockade ha#*-* on the Belgian coast, but. as try. presenting ail aspect that can only been very severe. We have entirely if Britain will relax naval pressure on w-as the case at .the previous raid, the he described as forbidding. The fatp repulsed It, inflicting on the enemy shipping. official report does not state the extent trenches are in many places tilled d'ith huge losses and taking some prisoners. It is not expected that there will be of the damage. water up to the men’s waists. The “More to the east, in the forest of c old water nn*-deep mud Li- which Mehmcourt, *tve have75" captured TOO some troops have to fight produce frost metres of trenches. atmosphere, as he has described It, Is bites which have cost us many casual “From the Meuse to the .Vosges exceedingly tense. He Is not existed ties. It Is «inly upon slightly rising nothing noteworthy has occurred." to humiliate himself, but he ha» been SAW SUBMARINE AS ground. In some woods, and in The vil urged to keep the negotiations alive, for lage.» and farms, that life Is at all Paris, Feb 17.—The French war office so long as negotiation» are in progress supportable. Issued the following statement yester the administration believe» there be no danger of a rupture. IT HASTENED AWAY “The roads have, on the whole, stood day afternoon; —Montreal Star. - well, and th* pavements are a bless1 "The British troops captured yester Why does the donkey bray, papa. 15 Germany, in view of the sentiment ing If the pavements were six feet day the two parts of the trench which Why does the donkey bray? which exists may decide to tell Mr wider it would more easily permit the they had lost the night before between The reason for the donkey’s bray Gerard that his presence Is no longer passage of two motor lot ries abreast desired; and it may recall Count von St. Eloy and the Ypres canal. Is because the beast lu built that way. Sailors of Collier Dulwich Did but as this is not the case, there is « Bernetorff, the German ambassador. 'On the front of the French armies And so he has to bray. .. ' _ good deal.of mud churned up at the The bitterness of Germany 1» shown the day of February 15 was. on the —FATHER GOOSE Not Save Belongings; Two s.des. Fnst or a fortnight of fine whole, calm. No Infantry action» have I» incidents relatively ùtilmport weather may alter the conditions been reported and particularly Import ant. For example, no reply whatever Men Unaccounted for rapidly at any time, but It Is necessary ant success of our artillery are con has been received to the complaint of to bailee the difficulties un 1er which Damaged Airship Dr. Van Dyke, the American minister opera lions, if they can be dignified by The official communication Issued by to Belgium and Luxemburg, that the Havre. France. Feb. 17.—The British The nanny have, been cor ducted during the war-office last night say* that Ger PIANS MUST AWAIT RELATIONS STRAINED German military authorities have in steam collier DuTwlch. bound from Hull the past few weeks. man trenches, three kilometres in ex Was Seen Drifting terfered with his correspondence with , “The fronts of the rival armies are tent (nearly two miles) have been the Luxemburg authorities and there- to Rouen, was torpedoed at night by a everywhere covered by a labyrinth of taken In Champagne, to the northwest Toward Zuyder Zee by^prevented him from discharging his German submarine twenty miles north trenches, resembling the Hampton DECISION IN EAST of Perthes and north of Beausejour. WITH UNITED STATES west of Cape de la Heve. As the crew Court maze In plan. On both sides of The text of the communication fol» It Is manifest that if the German the front line are only poet* of ob London. Feb. 17.—A big airship, be government, declines to permit an took to the boats, the submarine which servation. In the rear stretch many “Along the whole front the day of Resumption of German Offen lieved to be of the Parseval type, ap Germany Sends Notification to American diplomat to perform his duty torpedoed the ship was seen speeding lines, zigzag. and communication February 16 has been favorable for us. parently damaged by gunfire, flew over and Insists that "strained relations" away. The Dulwich sank in twenty trenches, while acres of barbed wire In Belgium there has been an artillery Amsterdam, this morning, says a dis exist, the United State» can not long sive in West Depends on U, S. Government Through minutes. cover most of the positions. Breast engagement. patch from that city to Reuter's Tele remain in charge of German interests works have been constructed by* both A small French air squadron has Contest With Russians gram Company. The airship was fly Ambassador Gerard In the belligerent countries. Twenty-two nhembers of the crew of armies on the top of the ground to bombarded a German aviation park at ing at a height of about 600 feet and To assume what Is regarded here as thirty-one men were picked up by the meet the present difficulties of holding Ghistellas. A small British squadron Its crew was unable to keep it In a impossible and accept the view of war, French destroyer Arquebuse and flooded trenches, while strong posts, baa bombarded < intend. horizontal position. Assuming a verti what will happen? The United States brought to Havre. Seven others rowed defended village» and farmsteads and “To the south of ‘Fprea the British STUBBORN FIGHTING AT* cal position, the aircraft drifted In the PRESIDENT AND CABINET and Germany cannot get at each other. to Fecamp. The fate of the other two other arrangements complete the post- «re masters of a number of trenches direction of the Zuyder Zee, an arm of jThey are separated by the steel walls is unknown- v here for two d iys a rather spirited BOTH ENDS OF EAST LINE the North Sea. carrying with It tele of Britain, the grand fleet. There- ' The weather was clear, but a heavy ,— •'ift tU rear, masses of guns of all CONSIDERING SITUATION -fight has- developed. - graph wires with which m dangling would- be an Interruption- of trade. sea was running when the Dulwich was- c a nitres. »> well concealed that they "Between the Oise and the Aisne, rope had become entangled. American merchantmen would become blown up. The torpedo struck under are practically Invulnerable, and Joined mar Ballly. a very efficient shelling The air vessel was later sighted belligerent and would be destroyed the waterline and the explosion was up by telephone*. to all the advanced London. Feb. 17.—Berlin Is again has been carried out by our artillery minus its gondola. whçnTSund. The United States then terrible. The ship began to settle Im trenches, make a strong trenchwork celebrating the success of Field Mar Washington. Feb. 17.—Germany has against gatherings of troop», automo Would withhold Its claim for com mediately and a hasty examination for the defence. During all the months shal von HUwlenburg. as further de rotifled the United States government, bile convoys and bomb throwers. pensation until the peace congress. In showed Captain Hunter that his vessel that we have occupied this district In the neighborhood of Rlheims we tails of the East Prussian operations through Ambassador Gerard, that a state of "strained relatlpn»"exists be which it would be a participant, as could keep afloat only a few minutes. not more than three direct Unes have have made progress near Louvre. are received. It is officially claimed In tween the two nations. sembled. His first concern, therefore, was to as-" l»een attacked by the Germans. An “In Champagne, on the front which Berlin'that fifty thousand Russian ANXIETY GROWING No one supposes for a moment that sure the safety of his men. He order attack has to deal with our artillery, stretches from the northwest of prisoners were taken, while all dis This does iuK mean war. It does the United States would sent, xn army ed the boats launched, and the sailors which has every range known to. an Perthes to the north of Beausejour. we patches agree that thé Russians are mean, however, that a condition of to Europe. That it would be forced to tumbled In without taking time to save inch, so , that assaults like those of have captured about* three kilometres still being pressed farther rantwArd, tension' has developed which Is of a, Monday last-.by the Germape along IN GERMAN CAPITAL jxtIqùs concern to tbs president wad develop an army Is beyond question. their personâT belongings'. While hull- of German trenchee. agd-have taken fighting a- rear-guard action in an en It would be menaced In such a way Ing toward the French coast seeking a the La Bassee road are very welcome. several hundred prisoners, among these deavor to prevent the Germans from the American people. that It would find it necessary to pre- ship which might rescue them, the crew “A forward trench may often be as being flve officers. surrounding their wings. In the Car To restore the relations of the two nations to their former state of friend-1 pare for the future. of the Dulwich saw the submarine rise saulted or mined by either side, or It "In the Argonne Infantry actions have pathians the fighting has not yet Ilness, while at the same time assur to the surface several times as .If may be knocked to pieces by heavy occurred from La Four de Paris to the reached a decision. The western end Italian Paper Calls Germany's In Germany there is a section of the ing protection to American! ships and watching them, and then disappear shells, or cleared by trench mortars west of Boureullles; the fighting con and the centre of the Russian line Is peopfe who believe that German- American citizens traversing the high again. and hand grenades, but a local success tinues under favorable conditions. holding, notwithstanding repeated and Efforts to Cause Blockade Americans In the United States would seas. Is now the problem of the presi The Dulwich was a vessel Of 3,283 of this character has no consequence, "To the north of Pont-a-Moussun we violent attacks, but In Bukowina the start a revolution. These people fall to "Ridiculous Manoeuvres" dent and hti cabinet. tons owned by the British Steamship and nothing serious can be effected by occupied several of the enemy's Austrians have pressed on to within understand that among German-Ameri- these methods. The battling In front blockhouses In the forest of Le Prêt re." Strained relations have prevailed cans there is love for Germany, but Company. twelve miles of Csernowits. many time» between the United States Is very largely between snipers and It Is believed that a recurrence of the also love for their adopted country. men in the sapheads. Our snipers* and other states. When Sir Lionel general German offensive In the W£pt^ Rome. Feb. 17.—Commenting on the organization makes progress. Expert BIG LIBERAL MEETING Sack ville-West, the British .minister, BERNHARDT REMAINS era theatre depends largely uçprf' the diplomatic exchange between the was dismissed by President Cleveland, VANCOUVER MUSTHOLD marksmanship, good eyesight and AT VANCOUVER TO-NIGHT outcome of the present easterh situa' CHEERFUL IN ADVERSITY United States and Germany on the this condition prevailed between the pluck, combined with telescopic and tlon. Opinion here is divided whether NEW ELECTION FOR MAYOR i Tl»c >plc sights and match rifles, will H. C. Brewster, John Oliver, M. / question of t^e submarine blockade df two governments. War, however, did the Germans are planning a great In not follow. eventually enable our snipers to beat the British Isles, the Glornale d’ltails Injury to Knee Has Mads Amputation Macdonald and Ralph Smith Will vaslon of Russia, -fir whether their The president has no Intention to Mr. Justice Clement Dec dee That Tay the Germans at this game, as we have says : Necessary; Operation Next Speak at Dominion Hall. chief desire Is stfhply to free Austrian permit war to come with Germany. He lor's Qualifications Were _ beaten them at others. We are busier “The German note6to the United territory of. hostile forces and make 1* face to face with this situation: The Net Sufficient. Monday. than we were with saps and mines, Vancouver, Feb. 17.—This will be the secure their lines In Central and States does not deny the rights of United States. In a vigorous noté, while our.grenades and trench mortars neutrals, of which the great American big Liberal night. At Dominion hall, Norton Poland. qulred assurance* from Germany that Bordeaux, Feb. 17.—Sarah Bern are already doing good work. republic has become the champion, nor Vancouver, Feb. 17.—Vancouver city the largest meeting place obtainable. American cltisens and their vessels hardt., who Is In a hospital here await ‘As for the flying coi;ps, despite the does It renounce the threatened re ie without a mayor. The election of Liberals will hold open house, and they- Petrograd, Feb. 17.—The following will not be moleste^ by the naval !»>uis D. Taylor as mayor was this ing the amputation of her leg. necessi weather and masses of hostile anti as well as many Conservatives, bo official— - statement from the general prisals. forces pf Germany otherwise than by morning declared by Mr. Justice Cle tated by an Injury to the knee, con aircraft guns. It has maintained It» staff of the Russian commander-in- "The German purpose has not been visit and search. In the war zone doubt, will listen to tlie expounding of ment to be null and void, on the tinues to maintain her strength and supremacy in Its own element, and has Liberal principles and the criticisms of chief was made public last night: revealed. All the noisy and somewhat around the British Isles, to be estab ground that Mr. Taylor did not at the spirits. Her cheerful courage has wop only missed,six days In the air since the Conservative government at Vic “In the region of Augustowo (North ridiculous man«*euvres of the Imagin lished m Thursday. time of the January elections possess the admiration of all her friends. In August. It has proved an Invaluable toria, by such able speak vs as H. f. ern Poland) our troops on February 15 ary maritime blockade had for their Germany, in an offilcal communica the necessary property qualifications. answer to one of hundreds of Inquiries aid to the higher command, and both Brewster, leader of the Liberal party; stubbornly fought numerically su sole object the competing of neutrals tion, declined to grant those assur A new election Is to be held at a date regarding her condition, she tele by Its organization and Its conduct has M. A. Macdonald, president of the Pro to make their voices heard in Britain, ances, and reiterated the danger from perior German forces who were at to be fixed later on. graphed that her limb would be ampu w »n golden opinion». » - vincial Liberal association; Ralph tempting to envelop both our wings asking the British government to per submarines and floating mines to neu The costs of the proceedings to un tated next Monday, and after that she, ‘Not vet y easily will any hostile Smith, president of the Vancouver and "A German column Is advancing mit provisions to enter Germany. Ger trals traversing the war zone. So an seat Mr. Taylor are to be assessed w'ould be quite happy. strategical surprise escape the notice District Liberal association, and John fjrom Grajewo (across the East Prus many has been asserting that the dan Impasse ha* been reached. against the unseated respondent, who of oùr active airmen. Olivqp. sian border In Poland from Lyck) to ger of famine was absolutely non The president and members of his was hot present in court to-day, ow “Our army Is not accustomed to Oesowets. existent; as a matter of fact Berlin Is cabinet discussed to-day the entire ing to his being required at Victoria GERMAN SUBMARINE winter campaigning and It la not branch at the war office and In the seriously anxious. The scarcity of subject of relatione of the United ''Between the Vistula and Skrwa on civic business. Inured to it Our campaigns ue field In the first cause. No army was rivers the enemy has reached the front food already is being felt among the States with Germany and Great Bri MAY HAVE MET DISASTER Mr. Taylor will be given another op take place In warm climates. Mw ever better fed, and the fresh supplies of Plock-Paclonz. less well-to-do of the German civilian tain with a view to devising a solution portunity to contest the eictton If he our troops have come fnjirt such of clothing which have always beeb at ‘On the Bzura we have repulsed at population.** . -* * which would be generally satisfactory. So far as Germany Is concerned, they can show the necessary qualifications. London, Feb. 17.—A Dunkirk dispatefc climate* and we have had fio exper hand when "needed have enabled the tacks or little spirit by the Germans determined to do all they could to ob to the Dally Mall says that a life buoy i«*nce since the Crimean days of trench troops to be refitted constantly And near the Zylln farm. On the other po tain a declaration by Great Britain UÂQ ftPRIlAM UUADCUID Inscribed U-12 has been found on the fighting In the winter. We had our well. The efficient control of the line sitions on the left bank of the Vistula with reference to the freedom of food- nMO UCnBIHlI WMndnlr shore at Zuydcote, near Dunkirk. It b-asons to learn afresh and It has cost of communications and the excellent there has been only cannonading. stuffs not consigned to the German Is thought to have belonged to a Ger us something to learn them. In apite work of the army service corps and the "In the Carpathians the situation Is NOTICE government or to the German military SUNK BRITISH STEAMERS? man submarine, which possibly met of these circumstances the army has transport service have been highly virtually unchanged. Our troops have THE VICTORIA and naval forces. p with a disaster. st'iod the test upon Its endurance re commendable and on all this side there made progress on the left bank of the It may be that this latest develop Buenos Ayres, Feb. 17 —It is report markable well, and Is probably in PATRIOTIC AID SOCIETY Is not a word of criticism to be made Upper Ban. We captured several of ment will prevent Ambassador* Gerard ed here to-day from credible sources LANDSLIDE BURIED HOUSE. Iwter health , than any other, friendly exeepl with regard to some of the ficers and 600 soldiers. We also re from having hi* expected interview that the Gorman steamer Holger was or hostile, operating In the région. bools7 " ~~ — Hss moved its office* to the pulsed successfully stubborn German with Emperor William. This would be sighted yesterday heading for Buenos Rome, Feb. 17—A landslide Many causes contribute to this favor- •No less good has been the work of attacks near Kosiuwka and Wysxkow. WINCH BUILDING regretted by the president. Ayres, and having on board the crews by the torrential rains at Va ahle result. The admirable manner in the army medical service and of the "In Bukowln* th« enemy has cap Mr. Gerard wilt present the Ameri of several British steamers went to the buried which the army has been fed and numerous'’and distinguished civilians tured Nadwoma, across the Sereth 640 Fort Street ca» communication to the foreign of bottom by some German warship, None of those entombed 1 clothed h> the quartermaster-general’s who have Joined it and worked for it river." fice, probably personally, though the probably off the coast of BraaiL » FORTY AEROPLANES We F^mse: Ceiwfu Và'ritl 1 IN ROD ON GERMANS H. B. Brandies Contain Medicinal British and French Aviators Qualities ot Great Merit CHAPPED Badly Damaged Enemy's Hands, Face, Lips Positions in Belgium
London, Feb. 17.—Forty British end Nothing to equal Campbell’s PERSIAN French eerep lanes and seaplane# CREAM. No grease, and will not soil your yesterday attacked the German posi Diamond tions at Oetend, Mlddlekerke, Ghletellee gloTcs. Aiso n-mvvfs roughness of the , Zeebrugge. in Belgium. and, aCT. Brandy ESUflll h' *mvUt report. With skin. Per bottle " ’ good r< suits. Quality Bombs were dropped on gun posi tions, trawlers and barges and on an aerodrome 25* The official statement concerning the BAY CO. air raid aays: Family Wine and hpW* Merchants. Ineerpereted 1S7| "The air operations of the naval Open till ID p.a> 1S1* Deuglae 8L Phone 41H. We deliver Car. Fert end Preecriptlen wing against the Bruges, Ostend and Deuglee Ste. Store Com pen > Zeebrugge districts were continued Phene • « • • lb® Campbell’s this afternoon. Forty aeroplanes and seaplanes bombarded uslend, Mlddle kerke, Ghlatelles and Zeebrugge. , •'Bombs were dropped on the heavy batteries situated on the east and west sides of Ostend. on gun positions at Mlddlekerke. on transports on the t istend-Ghletelles road, on the mole at Make Life a Little More WINDSOR GROCERY COMPANY Zeebrugge to widen the breach effected In former attacks, on the lock» at Zee Opposite Post Office. Government Street. brugge, on barges outside Blajiken- berghe and on tnlwlers outalde Zee Worth While Salt Black Codfish, per lb...... brugge. Rritmh Tommy (returning to trench in which he hits lately been -Right French aeroplanee aaalsted fighting, now temporarily oceupieil ,by the enemy)—" hxvuee me— Eliminate coal anil it’a troubles. THE ALL-GAS KITCHEN Labrador Herring, each ...... the naval machines by making vigorous any of yon blighters seen my pipe)” _PuBcll. combines the advantages of Gas Cooking all the year around. E«#tem Codfish, per lb.. attack a on the OhlhteUes aerodrome, thus efectively preventing German air Bruce's Herring in Tomife Sauce, per tin...... CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE craft from cutting off our machines. Mackerel, each ...... It is reported that good results were COMFORT .------. ------ECONOMY obtained. FORCED TO TAKE OFF Smoked Fish Always in Stock “Instructions are always Issued to CARET CRAIES confine attacks to points of military importance, and every effort Is made th- fly**# ttffleers to avoid drop UNDER DISCUSSION STOLEN BRITISH COAT ping bomba on any resldental portions Victoria Gas Co. «13 PANDORA of tswn*.” PHONES 652 Yates Street Phope 24 79 OUR end I ..OF) STREET. The official report makes no men Showroom* | .061 Near Government tion of the airmen engaged, so It Is «n«rf Ih presumed that they are all safe. The Sir Wilfrid Laurier Speaks; German Prisoner Told. Captors day was bright and clear, conditions Dismissals and Appoint He Did Not Wish being more favorable than last week of that district and reading at the FOUR MEMBERS OF FIRST for a raid. ments in the West to Fight British Museum. He proudly said he was a doctor of philosophy and his CONTINGENT ARE DEAD TREASURY BILLS. father was a ‘Herr professor.* ” London, Fen. tT.—The fl.uk of Eng Ottawa. Feb. 17.—Str Robert Burden's IxHMfem, Fc4>. 17 —On* ot the jnost in Ottawa, Feb. 17.—The following casu Builders ■ ste rials teresting sidelights in connection with alties In the Canadian expeditionary land. It was announced yesterday "will promised statement In re,ard to min FIRST LORD STATES receive tenders for treasury bill" the desperate conflict In France and force were announced by the militia de isterial ehangea led tw vonrldrTBbie annum tins V »10*.000.000 on February Flanders, and the outburst of humor CASUALTIES IN NAVY partment Inst night: V. I. PORTLAND CEMENT 23 They will be dated Kebruary 27. brreie in the house yesterday Sir that take shape even in the most Deaths—February 3— Private R I- Tnderwick. 17th Battalion, at Salisbury, and will be payable one-half in »lx Wilfrid Laurier and Hon. C. J. Doherty tragic circumstances. Is from the p*4i London. Feb. 17-— Replying in the months and th. remainder in twelve minister of Justice, were the principal of C. G. Harper. English artist and au House of Commons yesterday to a re from inflammation of the brain. Next LIME - - - PLASTER participants. The premier explained thor, who Is at the front with the quest for details regarding the total of kin, Mrs. Inderwick. Perth, Ontario. months. February T6~ Prtvate Thomas R Trull, that Hon. V. P. .Pelletier had retired Lnttsli troop- In n HtHW he Sky*: British naval casualties since the out 3rd Battalion, Netheravon, from men- owing to Ill-health, to be succeeded "There tame slowly Into view a break of the war. Winston Spencer Ingltla Next of kin, T. E. Trull, Os- by Hon. T. Chase Casgrain. and that Struggling squad of bandaged warriors, Churchill first lord of th.- admiralty, Hon. Hrttlto Nantel bad gone to the ha wa. Ont. with a guarded figure In their midst. gave these flgi/Tes: railway board, his suveessor being Hon. He was bareheaded, he wore the gray Killed—February ll.-Prlvate F H. Killed—348 officers and 5,812 men. Norris, 4th Battalion, by train, near P. K. Blondin. trousers of a German soldier, and yet Wounded—45 officers and 352 men. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, In the eourse "f Buchy, France. Next of kin, Mrs. B. he had a short, thick khaki overcoat. Missing—8 officers and 5 men. a vrtltvtsm, remarked that while Mr. • What Is it. .Scotty?" asked one of H. Nnrrls. London^ England. To this list Mr. Churchill said should Accidently killed — Corporal John Pelletier had retired from the- minis the soldiers of the foremost among be added the casualties of the First try owing t. Ill-health, to tob,take a« olacspleee ine swuier* ns - Thomas McMaster, 1st BgttaHon. at on the bench. Hot,. C. J. Doherty bad, Md.- 7* "n'yedhT, Royal Naval division which participat Care rfOrfeans (no date given*. Nest- rvwr«d ,h. pro.,., by retiring from ^ ^ ed In the defence of Antwerp, which of kin. Thomas McMaster, Hespeler,- bench to become * member of the Ont.------—:------7——------the ‘Guess what it is. u» I'll give It government. Killed—6 officers and 34 men. Mr. Doherty resented the statement ,rr.yer. ’ —said« Scotty, -yv------.adjusting a bandage Wounded—4 officers and 184 men. AT of the leader of the oppo.ltion that he. where hi. cap ought to hate to. n. Hi Missing—7 officers and *«8 men. REPRESENTATIVES MAY had retired from the bench owing to l and ram. away from It red. Interned—39 officers and 1,524 meq,, ill-health. He said It wo., untrue. The; - They ve ladled some .out of you, LEAVE MEXICO CITY speaker intervened, and Mr. Doherty ten? explained that he did not mean tp say " 'Ye».’ .aid Scotty. Indifferent >. WRESTLING WITH FOOD Washington, Fei>. "17.—American at that dir Wilfrid knew it to be untrue caught it on the napper. But you taches of the United StateF embassy but hé ought to have known it. He ha*l guess what it Is. Adolphus, an* you QUESTION IN GERMANY in Mexico City, lately attached to the shall ‘ave it.' and he jerked a hand LESS THAN retired, he said, after fifteen years’ ser- Brasilian legation, will leave Mexico toward the prisoner, for such evident vlve and was entitled to the annuity Berlin. Feb. 17.—The bundemsth has in City If all other diplomatic repres- nta- creased tiw maximum prie* uf potatfiee tlve* depart: The state department ha* which he is drawing. ly he was. Str Wilfrid Laurier then remarked "Adolphus walked up to the prison- from four mark* ill) to five and thrre- Informed the Brasilian minister, who fourths marks Ü145) tor fifty kilo^ame that the Quebec law providedproviura frriar tb*-iin-irr, looked hlw up arid down, and s«ii< . has been in charge of American diplo Judge after fifteen with vharaiterfatle humor. >8*1 441» pound»). IV was feared the former matic interestthat it presumes he retlrcment of a Judge after fifteen low price. In view of the" acarelty of fod It; l‘ve glv' up the curio business. will be guided by instructions from his years in the event of poor health, but der. would result in fanners feeding their “The prisoner puffed out with »up- cwn government with respect to Kenv- the minister of Justice had made it stork potatoes fit for food. COST • pressed wrath- at JLhla% and uttered one tng. but- has asked him- ta ^gd vljte -the tTëar Chat lié retired when- tw good Ttre trundrsnrth-eet • maximum prlee of It MAY Be AU Right, But SOME ONE Has to Payf—Who? health and accepted a pension ♦ejaculation, ‘Damfool!* * ten marks (S256i for early potatoes har American attaches that they may leave Mr Doherty replied that the npposi •• *owe!‘ Adolphus sprang back, with vested between May and August 15. The ; If others do. well simulated horror. ‘IV» allx^e'' and All the diplomatic representative* tlon leader was bolstering up his case purpose of the action was to encourage then, with intense conviction, ‘It » Oer- by a misrepresentation of the statute. gardeners to devote a htrge acreage to there have asked their home govern ♦ arly polatoea. Another decree of the ments for authority to abandon the Supply was taken up later In the day. " ‘You've guesned it in once,* said several millions Of the estimates be bundearath limited the amount of malt legations if the situation warrant*. Scotty. 'It's yours.’ which may be used "by brewers afUr Confirmatory dlspatcheF telling of the ing voted. ••‘Wdl, then.' said Adolphus. Ill April 1 to sixty per cent, of the former CORAS 4 Y0UM6 During consideration of the Interior capture of Guadalajara by Villa forces trade It away for a penny packet. o nuantity. and a steady movement toward Mexhf department vote," Mr. Martin, of Re- fag* n igarettes). . . • Speak all at the Originators of Popular Prices, Sell You All Goods at a Fair Price. . gina. complained of the number of City hgvn been received. I government appointaient* in .tb.e west. Jie a,Id, ,I sadly. when no |o«W» SUSPECTED MEN RETURNED. “Tp to March 1•» got on.' h» explained turning spectors doing the woik of one. British army have been brought back lo m». -That-» what they do whin Geneva, Feb. 17.—Seventeen Span Dr. Roche in reply «aid that the re- In Irons as 'alien suspects.” It was i hoy rapture*, pome ot our i-hap*. ... iard* of m« an*. expelfiMT fn-m I*4jrra« h. Given Away Free _ jrn did not Include temporary em learned yesterday. All are of foreign Take* their overcoats an cut» em in Baden, by the German authorities, ployees. of whom there were a great parentage, hut F'inic have lived in .stmrf, like that, an' wears 'em. An have arrivjed tn Geneva. Th,- fierman* number He believed there was con t'anada torfor more than,nxn .a quarterq mr,er ofm - mrll hl,n„^., siderable work tn do at the Regina look at me" - , , . "I looked at hlm, a» dcaircd; he »»» office, and that the head officer had under a strong guanl. C5 35 Wilffh Viti*. ns of neutral slates. Hals', MACARONI OR VERMICELLI 1 Ap NABOB COFFEE certainly well worth a glance. A mili Italians end Hollanders, front Alsace. 1-lb. tin ...... 40c gone to the front. tary blanket with a hole cut In the to the citadel, each man wa* hand Vote* for the department of trade cuffed to a soldier. Practical life le a rule of thr**# »u»i. in and commerce, customs, Interior and middle of It for parsing the head through served him by way of a flow which your duly multiplh-d into yeur C. A Y. BREAD FLOUR, givee (PI QT ANTI COMBINE, SHERI PE'S OR NABOB marine were taken up. approximately ing cloak, and a belt reel rained It at It is In thope whose natural Impulse capacity, and divided by your clrcunr $11.000,000 being voted. general satisfaction, Per «itiktP-A-bVV JELLY POWDEB O the * *1*1. Convenient alita gave play It is t<> recognise merit that the faculty Btanve* gives you the fourth ten# In the Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux lias given of true criticism is most vlgilant-v proposition, which is your deeerts, with 4 packets for ...... "Ov to the arma. ___ OGILVIE 8 ROYAL HOUSE notice of a resolution providing for the Frederick Temple „
PROTESTS AGAINST Don’t Neglect What Is a Bargain ? A ngu* Campbell U Ce.. Ltd*.—". 3„ To buy an article at a price that Is less than is usually charged for that EXCESSBF POWER THROAT article is generally regarded as finding a bargain. If that be the cor f rect definition, you can always find bargains. In high-grade Jewellery For Indications of Spring Fashions Visit “Campbells’ ” of every description, made to your order If you desire it. at this store. Trouble* We manufacture most of our own goods and you pay only one profit. J Parker Williams Again Points In under as well as outer garments Spring shipments will be coming in daily to‘Danger of Too Much Con and by keeping in touch with us your every want in ready-to-wear can be LITTLE & TAYLOR trol for Attorney-General SCOTT'S EMULSION - * promptly supplied. . Watchmaker* Jewelers. Opticians. ill Fort Street, i Mb e Mrer oil la speedily toe. "MADAME LYRA” COSSETS JUST DELIVERED .«ted Into germ-reeletlng In the legislature yesterday after Madame Lyra Corsets correct irregulari Moreover, Madame Lyra Corsets are war noon Parker Williams got In another llssae—the glyeeriae le ewetiie aad heeling, ties of the form, supplementing graceful ranted to wear and not to rust. Why not pioteat the persistent gathering up lines and perfect ease, which please the most of the strings' o( administration, not wWte tfcaaaoMasd eui- buy the corset, superior iu stpie. wrviee and „ uthel discriminating dresser», ? di* proVfihrta* buateess- 'hut flt jwtisi«eti ON THE BRINK. At ink Idea In the gov« It must have the means of coaxing or "When the German government -I DAVID SPENCER, LIMITEDI— clubbing the electorate^ aa t^ oase woowced Hr paper- bksgimde of the ! may be. Every administrative service nted KIRK’S UAL ish Isles the New York Herald print which directly touches the public must no a leading article which attracted be controlled from the cabinet without has stood the long test—the little attention In the capitals statutory encumbrances. Pool rooms, hardest test of all—and has Europe. The Herald spoke "right stood K better than any other liquor licensee, payments duo on pe One of the Bedt Sales of French Hand-Made in meeting" as follows: Coat troleum, coal, minerals, land and tim In thé early part of 1SS1 there was ber, must be supervised and still a strong effort to avert civil war Undermuslins We’ve Ever Held Started directed In such a way as to In this country. Indeed* many persons hoped that the greatest of American whip or cajole every recalcitrant KIRK’S KOAL tragedies would be prevented. Whether voter Into line. This la Prusaianiem To-Day at Prices Half and Less started over 26 years ago, and this would have been possible had there with a verigeance. Why not pass a year by year during thCt long been a stronger and more forcible man bill authorising the Lieutenant-Gover We commenced to-day one of the best sales of beautiful French' In the Presidency than Buchanan period, Its sales have Increased, beside the question. nor-In-Council to proclaim the perpet until to-daÿ Hand-made Underwear that it,’s been the privilege of this store to offer. The whole Northern portion of the ration of the present And An extraordinary purchase enables us to self these beautiful quality nat^a hoped toe tfoiUwwL .l^ when.. . dtStFh** with, elections alto garmetitiHLt b*lf-prk-i> and less. Kvery- garmewHs-baiid-made and hatrd- - JHtwtary the Attempt -wars teade to sénd gether? > THE DAIimMES to Fort Humpter provisions and sup KIRK’S KOAL • embroidered, trimmed with real torchon, Valenciennes and Maltese plies and 4he Star of the West was Published dally (e.eept Sunday) by fired upon by the armed forces of .the SWITZERLAND’S DEMAND. is 'used more than any other laees—the best quality materials being used throughout. Samples of THE TIMES PRINTING A PUB Coal In Victoria. LISHINQ COMPANY, LIMITED seceding states all hope of peace van this beautiful quality Underwear can be seen in the View street win ished. The bombardment of Fort A dispatch from Berne yesterday n.lleee...... Corner Broad and ?,r^aô Sumpter came later, but It was the at dows to-day. The reduced prices range from 75c to $17.50, and are as Bu.lnr.e Office ...... * Pnmie w stated that Switzerland had demanded tack upon the Star of the West that follows: Editorial Oflleo ...... Phone from Germany an apology for the ac SUBSCRIPTION RATESi tore the bandages from Northern e/ea DBA WEBS PRINCESS SUPS AND SKIRTS Suppose the German* in their attempt tion of one of her airmen in flying ov«r<4 KIRK & CO. city delhrery ...... P" month Reg. $1.50, for ...... 75* By mr' (exclusive of city). Canada to terrorise neutral commerce going to Swiss territory. While Germany in 1212 Broad St. 139 Reg. $7.50 to $8.00, for...... $3.25 and Greet Britain ...... «1 per annum England should destroy American ships that respect may have been guilty of Reg. $2.00 and $2.25, for...... $1.00 Reg. $10 50, for...... $5-00 and 0rown American crews; suppose To V. S. A...... M Per annum technical violation of Swltserland’s Reg. $2.50 and $2.75, for..... $1.25 Reg. $12.50, for ...... $6.00 COPY FOR ADVERTISEMENTS witnout having enough ship* to give Reg. $5.00 to $11.75, for...... $1.50 notice of a blockade and turn back neutrality, It does not Impress one as Reg. $18.00 to $20.00, for...... $9.50 All copy for display advertisements profit by experience and Improve their Reg. $4.00 to $4.50, for...... $2.00 mult he St Times Office before « p. m. or ships the German submarines ran being so serious a matter as to re defectlce tactics? As one of the the day previous to the day of Insertion. amuck tike a mad Malay and destroyed quire an apology. It is not very easy 30RSET COVERS This Is Imperative. When this rule Is not the ships and crews of any neutral, Kaiser’s ships is at the bottom of the COMBINATIONS ccmp"ed with we do net guarantee for an aviator to avoid flying over would Germany not then have North Sea and others are In dock un Beg. $.7.75, for ...... $1.75 Reg. $1.50 and $1.75, for...... 75* •ertlon.. ------;---- ! , reckon wRH that neutral as an enemy? n« utnri territory, for there are no dergoing extensive repairs, we have Reg. $4.75, for ...:...... $2.25 Reg. $2.00 and $2.25, for...... $1,00 She Is on the brink of her moat mo boundary outposts In the air and If he some doubts on the matter. Reg. $5.00 to $5.75, for...... $2.50 Reg. $2.50 and $2.75, for.'...... $1.25 mentoue blunder — s war with the Is In- flight or pursuit of a foe he Is THE WAR. United States of America. * * * Reg. $6.00 to $6.50, for...... $3.00 Reg. $7.00 to $3.50, for...... $1.50 n« t likely to give the question of his Reg. $6.75 to $7.00, for...... $3.50 Reg. $4.00 to $4.50, for______$2.00 Germany's psychological blockade locality any consideration. Both Ger Says the New York TrlbupCf "If the HOW WE ARE GOVERNED. German government is looking for will go into force at midnight; also man and allied airmen bave erred—if NIGHTGOWNS Great Britain's retaliatory measures. trouble with the United States, It Is an error—In this way. Reg. $2.50, for...... ,.. ,$3J Ttyer difference between the two is that Discussing an amendment to the Spain, or Italy, all It has to do is to $1.25 Reg. $7.00 to $8.25, for... .50 But if the Berne report hr correct It Reg. $3.00 to $3.25, for...... ■M- one is a state of mind and the other P<>< I Ro .ms Art yeeterday, Parker permit a submarine to torpedo an $1.50 Reg. $8.50 to $9.00, for... 1.25 shows how determined the little state Reg. $3.50, for ______a very tangible demonstration of phÿsi Williams vommvhttWfttr the extent to American, Spanish or Italian vessel .$1.75 Reg. $9.50 to $10.00, for.. $4.75 Is to maintain both the substance and Reg. $4.00 to $4.50, for...... cal force. We observe that the Ger which power had been centralised entering the Gcrmthi admiralty’s .$2.00 Reg. $10.50 to $12.50, for...... $6.25 shadow of its neutrality. This is Reg. $4.75, for ...... man authorities have Intimated that thr Attorney-General. This la due psychological war sons.” $2.25 Reg. $15.00 to $17.50, for. ___ $7.50 difficult and trying task, for a part of Reg. $5.00 to $5.75, for...... the effect of the new order may not he partly to the autocratic disposition of $2.50 Reg. $18.75 to $25.00, for...... $0.50 Switzerland is strongly under German After calmly surveying the situation Reg. $6.00, for...... apparent for some time, for the cam that minister, which cannot bear the $2.75 Reg. $35.00, for ...... $17.50 Influence. Other districts, again, favor we can safely conclude that Germany ftaign will not necessarily be initiated deli gallon of authority or responslbil Reg. $6.00 to $6.75, for...... $3.00 —First Floor the allies, but the German propaganda fs about as popular among the nations to-morrow. The date was named mere Ity to subordinates, and partly to the has made progress, especially along as a certain fur-coated little animal of ly as the time limit of the period of desire to keep the political machine in operation -ith all Its pristine smooth the northeastern border. At the strongly marked characteristics would The New “Dandyline” Wash notification. be at a picnic on a warm day. ness and efficiency. But what la true me time if Swltserland should So far the German admiralty an in the case of the Attorm y-General depart from her neutral atti Dresses for NEWEST nouncement has not Had the effect that THE DIVINF PROBLEM. tude. It would not be to favor the true-of the whole administration of the New York Tribune. 1 ARRIVALS IN was hoped for it. Its purpose was to Germans. There is not a small state Girls affairs of the province. We are gov Once upon a time when every nation terrorise neutrals to such an extent in Europe which would cast' tie lot Are made from extra good qual READY-TO- emed hy order-Th - council. Thr tegli slit y had its own particular "deity oi ity Chambrays, in most at that they would exercise pressure upon deities, to call upon them for victory lature. saving the two opposition mem ith the Huns. The fate of Belgium tractive styles and serviceable Great Britain and cause a relaxation of could cause no confusion In the empyrean. WEAR bers. Is nothing but a mutual adrçira is to all of them an object lesson of colorings. No* only are the the stranglehold which Is gradually re Each god had but one side to take in a tlon society, which lacks only the ser Germany’s policy towards little na lia tile, an whose outcome hlr own exist materials superior, but the owing the German people to despair, tions. Rather than see the triumph of ence often depended But In these days styles too; they are different Now displayed in the de instead, however. It has confirmed the vice of tea and wafers at four o’clock to anything that’s been shown the bully of Potsdam. Denmark, Hoi when all of Christendom worships the partment on First floor, universal detestation of Germany's to be a complete society function. In same God, his choled Of side* In war is before and the price Is quite land. Switzerland and Scandinavia subject to as many Interpretations methods held by most of the neutrals every Important bill Introduced now modest. Parents of girls f-om Semi-Tailored, Norfolk would sacrifice their last man. there are belligerents Involved. 2 to 14 years should ask to see and converted friendly sentiments in adays runs the familiar refrain and Novelty Suita Each nation at war In Europe has as these Dresses; in fact we The Swiss army has been mobilised others Into unconcealed antagonism that the lieutenant-governor-la-council severated Its faith In the possession of would suggest your bringing divine favor. So far their reasoning. In Cloth Dresses in Military Italy, the United States, Scandinavia, "may, by proclamation” do this and for six mont ha Its chiefs knew that your girl along and let her try some esses rather bewlfderlng. has fol Styles Denmark. Holland, have stated practle that. The legislature, the "parliament Germany originally contemplated lowed in a. rough way. though without one on. You wilt be surprised ally that if one of their shlpe fgTsunk of the peo|>le,” Is reduced to the status marching through their territory in public avowal for obvious reasons, a cer how well the styles look and Trimmed Millinery and we are quite sure that the by a German Torpedo they will reply of the dummy directorate of a Harrl- stead of Belgium and that the pros tain ecclesiastical cleavage. The priests of France have called for the blood of the quality will plea*? you. The Outing Hats mun railroad. and cons of the two routes to Paris with guns. Moreover, they will con German heretics. Catholic Austria would cut shows one of the styles, tinue their trade connections with the As an example of its handiwork we had been debated in Berlin for years. have God annihilate the Slav minions of but there are many more. Children’s Cotton Wash British Isles. The fact that Germany The fact that Belgium was chosen was the Greek church. Protestant Prussia has Bome In plain .colors, others Dresses Invite attention to Bill No. 16, "an Act offered Up prayers for the defeat of rhe trimmed with contrasting anticipated an altogether different re to enable the Lieu tenant-Governor-in- not due to any consideration for the ignorant, brutish followers of Greek shades or white braid, and Lingerie Waists sult Indicates the peculiar moral and welfare of Swltserland. In the Ger priests and for the humiliation of derad Council to grant relief fr.m penalties some have the skirt and blouse mental astygmatlsm with which her man mind the Alpine state has no ent Catholic France. Ami Cardinal Her* and forfeitures in relation to moneys cler has expressed confidence that OoJ in different shades. Come In Middy Waists authorities have been afflicted. payable to the crown and In relation right to exist. Anything that Is not would pun- the Prussian despolk-rs df and see these while the vart------^Military Neckwear The material consequences of the to similar matters." The purpose of cumbersome, elephantine, has no merit Catholic Belgium ety is at its beet. All sizes BUI now ran» . Orman ordinal. veil at ...... *1.75 much-touted "new” campaign of the this bill la to exempt speculators In In the eye of a power which aspires to First Floor Archbishop von Hartmann of Cologne —First Floor German navy will be negligible. The natural resources from the uncomfort rule the earth. Whether the earth it with the announcement that "God will Berlin fulminations on this point re able necessity of paying for their hold self Is large enough Is the question. not permit atheistic France and orthodox Ruksla to crush the flourishing religious mind us of the bragging and blustering ngs. These are the gentlemen who, The-.Kaiser transformed the Almighty life In the Fatherland” The decision in "Queen Quality” Shoes New Neckwear announcements about capturing Paris Sir Richard contend*, should not be Into his privais secretary some years the matter must therefore . Involve New Spring Styles A new spring “shipment of Ladles’ Collars and Calais, Invading England, the big frowned upon, or “where would we get rather more complicated psychological process even than we had at first feared Just opened up. Many styles show mili gun with the range of twenty-six mités, our revenues?” The legislature, how The makers of the famous ‘‘Queen The mobilisation of the army has MUST ENFORCE+ITS LAWS. Quality" Shoes for women usher in ary effects In both muslin and lace collars the new monsters with which their fleet «ver. Is ordered to. pass a bill empow almost bankrupted Swltserland and she the spring season with new models un and fronts. Attractive styles and splendid was being armed, and, more recently, ering the government to dispense-.with L_____ New York Sun...... has nothing to gain and much to lose values at price* ranging from ...... 28* the grave assurance that measures the collection of those revenues for If Horn carried explosives to Vance- surpassed for style, fit and workman by the prolongation of the war. Like boro. took them across the river end to ...... $2.00 would be taken to interrupt the trans twelve months If it ao desires. ship. that other little state, Denmark, she discharged them with Intent to blow up Smart, original designs with the dis portation of British troops to France. The bill proceeds that not withstand could affect Immediately the Issue by or damage the railroad bridge on the ------NEW NECK FftlLLINGB The a im irait v’s quick retort to the last ing anything contained In any at. ‘ute Canadian side as an "act of war" it Is tinctive touches that have linked the intervention more substantially than not a case for extradition; it is a case Mostly In three-fold, and In white only. Per announcement was the convoying of words “Queen Quality” with the best the Lieutenant -Governor- in-Council could the participation of the United for the enforcement of the neutrality in women’s footwear are here in pro yard. Be# and ...... 73# thirty thousand Canadians and shall, in respect of any Instrument States. Swltserlsnd at War with laws by the United States goveriunnt The Dominion of Canada ought not to —Main Floor many more British troops to France made or issued before or after the fusion at moderate prices. It will he a Germany would be a pistol st the be allowed for its own purposes to con without the loss of a man. pleasure to show you these beautiful passing of the Act, under the provis ’Heart of the Relchsland, menac strue such an offence es an extraditable felony. The fact that punishment by the new styles while our stock is at its Petrograd. report* the advance of the ions of the Coal and Petroleum Act, ing the chief Industrial par f United States for a violation of neutre h- best. „ ->Tyr - ;v-,r7—;r --t Oriental Satins. Worfli 32, Germans north of the Vistula and from the Mineral Act, the Placer Mining Act the empire. It would be a Ity is lighter than punishment by Canada Two very smart models you should East Prussia, and frankly announces any act to which the Lieutenant fortress, which no siege gun could for the felony defined in Its statutes has on Sale at. Yard 31 nothing to do with the case. It Is the see at $5.00. the progress of the Germans and Aus Governor-in-Council may by procla reduce, that would threaten the valley A beautiful quality Satin In colors brown, duty of the United States to compel re trians in Bukowlna. Neither of these mation extend the provisions of this Whole Quarter Cloth Top Boots, , tan, Copenhagen, cerise, grey, emerald, of the Rhine, exposing the German spect for Its neutrality laws, lest its ter French toe and high Cuban heel. movements causes any misgivings In section." postpone payment of moneys armies in Alsace. Lorraine, and the rltory lie made a base lor warlike opera Nile, old rose, moss, taupe and violet. the Russian capital, which knows that due or accruing to the crown, remit lions on any scale against s friendly Black Cloth Top Boot in gaiter effect, * —Main Floor Vosges to an attack from the rear. state. French heel. —First Floor it can be checked when the time Comes. penalties for non-payment, extend the The Swiss army, with reserves, num + -♦--*■ In the Carpathians, however, Russia time for the performance of anything bers three hundred thousand men, LOOKING FOR TROUOLE *tU| holds her grip. required by-statute dealing with these splendidly equipped and very pro New York Tribune. New Cottons, Lawns, and Muslins for Spring If the German government Is looking The growing pressure of allied rein matters, fix the period for the renewal Helent in the use ef artillery and small for trouble with the Un’ted States, or forcements In the west has been re of or reinstatement of any Instrument srms. All things considered, we think Spain, or Italy, all It has to do is to per and Summer Wear flected In the Frençh bulletin during and any right under It which may be on Germany will swallow her pride Just mit s submarine to torpedo an American. Onr full range of fine Cot tops and Muslins are now unpacked, and we are ready Spanish or Italian vessel entering the the last two or three days. Our troops point of expiration. Land obligations now and make an apology if one has to supply every need. German admiralty’» psychological ‘"war have retaken the trenches lost at fct. are not specifically mentloMd, but the been demanded. Six months ago the sone." Every neutral Is bound to respect a Heavy While Cottons, suitable for women’s and Whit. Organdie, suitable tor the new style col Elol, south of Ypres, as we predicted omission deceives nobody, for land and Kaiser would have hurled one of reql blockade and to accept a belligerent s children’s underwear; SC Ins. wide, and a lar. on watots; double width. Tard.. 50# warning as to the presence of mlbes good range of qualities, from, per yard, 19c they would, and the 'Princess Pats” everything under the sun where numerous declarations of war at this White Veil#, nice 6ne quality: double width, at any particular area. But H must reject tv ...•...... SO# r.rd ...... SO# will feel happy again France has moneys are due the crown are covered small but extraordinarily formidable as a piece of unwarranted arrogance the White Nainsooks, all qualities, tree from filling. Whit# Marquisette, a line quality, but very made a very important advance to that remarkably comprehensive mountain nation. suggestion that a German naval officer Per yard. I3*c to ...... SO# may happen to b= careless enough .Irons. Per yard ...... 78# wards Rethel, having captured two provision “or any act to which the Bridal Cloth, a new. extra fine quality for sum torpedo a neutral ship making a voyage White Drill#, for middy walrta. etc. at per miles of German trenches northwest of Lieutenant-Governor-In-Council If Britain refuses to raise the which It Is clearly within its rights -In mer wear. Per yard ...... SB# y»rd. Hr. Me end ...... 35# Pert pee, which Is northeast of Rhelms. by proclamation extend the provisions making. We are confident that the Unit Meda pelant, fine qualities that will stand good Whit. TahealM. or Vretina, a good range of de siege of Germany—which Is altogether aervice; SC in*, wide, and aU prices from, per It l# clear that at this salient point and of this section.” ed Sûtes will meet this Issue as it ought signs to choose from; It Ins. wide, at. per probable according to our under to be met. yard, lie to ...... 39# In the Argonne Joffre is concentrating yard ...... 35# The bill is Intended as a substitute standing of the British character- SCIENCE ANdIbARBARITY IN Victoria Lawns, In both fine and coarse weaves; White English Crepe# M las. wide; line weave large forces of fresh fighting men. for the moratorium, but In principle It real naval warfare, directed princi II to 49 Ins. wide, at prices ranging from, per yard ...... 25# The advance on Rethel is particularly WAR. yard. 19c to ...... 39# ,Yrorse.“u It expressly empowers the pally against non-combatants, will be- Indian Head Suiting, M Ins. wide at, yd., 38# New York Tribune. India Linsne, some very fine qualities; 34 to 29 Important, for it menaces the line of utive to discriminate between White Sandman Cleth, li tne wide, yard. 88# gin to-morrow. That Is the purport Science Is supposed to be the handmaid Ins. wide; at, per yard, 13c to...... 69# communication of the German 'armies And many other, too numerous to mention here. $»ora to the crown according to lie the latest German ultimata* * civilisation. But if the German* are Bobo Muslinr, both In the open and sheer • Inspection invited. north of Rhelms. The French must be own sweet will. It can apply the gaff course von Ttrplts’e navy as yet right, scientific progress can be turned In weaves; 48 Ins. wide, at. per yd., 26c to ft.GB within easy artillery range of the rail to political opponents or anybody else time of war to the service of pure bar —Mala Floor merely has been "resting on Its oars” barism. The German public Is described road. We look for a big battle there wishes to squeexe and spare the waiting for an opportunity to strike! as exulting at the success of the airship within the peatfew days. for no doubt A Clearance of Bedroom elect of the gods. The favored specu — fbofigh all ths world did not raid of the English east coast. But any Fancy Milk Jugs. Clearing German reinforcements are being lators who owe millions of dollars on sat lafset Ion exhibited aver injuries In know that it has been doing Its worst. flicted haphazardly on the defenceless Chairs and Rockers at 25c Each - rushed fronr-other parts of the front land, considerable areas of which were *4J0 to 9740 Values, to Ob at $3.75 We do not think that after to-morrow civilian population of hatf-a-doeen Eng FiwMily D.ccrated Milk Jug. In three .tee. to guard this line. obtained by fraud, need not bother lish towns, without the slightest shadow there will be any appreciable change Too large a stock of high-class bedroom Another allied air raid on the Bel their heads about so unimportant a of military necessity, is strangely out of chairs, dressing chairs and rockers has to be cleared to-day at the above price. the situation—unless the Malays of touch with the twentieth century feeling. gian coast points yesterday seems to trifle, but the uniofluentlal farmer brought the prices down on some 69 chair* The.# are particularly good values and Europe, running amuck, should happen ONE FOR THE^GERMAN. have done considerable darmpfr*. The ill be pursued from post to post for to about one-half the regular, and on oth should Mil out quickly. or deliberately sink a ship of a neu ers one-third. Every chair In this assort objective of these dashes Is the Zee his taxes. Montreal Mall. Covered Vegetable Dishes at ZSo—Two dosen tral power. Here is a good story from Brussels. In ment Is a superior quality, well designed brugge canal, which the German sub only. In a useful «He, made of mml-porce- As the administration grows older * * • a populous quarter of the city a German and strongly made. Your choice from oak marines use as a base and which af such legislation—If the term can be An eminent German naval critic officer undertook to correct the pronun In golden and fumed styles; also white I neatly decorated. Shop early for enamel, at, each ...... $3.75 fords them protection during a bom applied properly to measures of this ys the tactics of the British admiral ciation of a street vendor. "It isn’t Brussels you must say‘now. To-day your bardment. The activity of allied air —Fourth Floor character—becomes more frequent. As late engagement which Germans city la German, and Its name must be men on both wings in the west has be the political prospect gets more un have reason to remember were de pronounced ‘Brussel.’ " he said. "If 1 come very marked of late, the French promising the necessity of desperate fective, Possibly so. But will von Tlr- your place do you know what I*d do? I’d leara to pronetme- Berli.n In being aa enterprise»* in Alsace aa the expedients 4o maintain its grip on the pits seed hie cruisers out again just Russian," ergs the swift and apt reply. ^ DAVID SPENCER. LIMITED l British are 1 treasury benches becomes the do min- give the British an opportunity to The sequel 1 have not heard. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES» WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1915 B BRIEF NEWTS OF THE CITY e$=â=aE*=====’ May Become Wm. Stewart. Men's and Ladles* W. C. T. U. Olympic Union.—The Beaver Board Tailor shop. Campbell building, corner W. C. T. U. Olympic union wilt hold Fort and Douglas streeta a meeting to-morrow afternoon at the Will cover the Walls and ceiling of an old room or attic and Serious » * ft home of Mrs. W. H. Parson, 140 Mow. Unless it is taken Th# B. C.. Funeral Co.—Always open. street, com mending at 3 o’clock All make it in hand at once. Private parlors and large chapel. R members are requested h attend. WHITE PINE sellable charges for all services; 784 ------ft -;•* - ft ...... — COUGH SYRUP Broughton street Grand Cones A.—The Young People’s ft, ft ft society of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian LOOK LIKE NEW is a thoroughly Sands Funeral Furnishing Co. Ltd. church will hold a concert in the lec pure medicinal Lady In attendance; charges reason- ture room, on Monday. March 1. The For full particulars, applj preparation, — it sterling worth. “The Chocolate Sol SOCIAL AND PERSONAL dler” will Invade thla city on Feb. 29. l.i,r.pWppip,pl .i,v * mi,» 24. and 26, with a special matinee on -WMhvsaat. tlft'WâtTic ■More of-the Snappy I All personal Items sent by mal m _ _ _ _ I publication must bewsned with the torla theatre. This peerless opera, the PATTERNS blend of the essence of Bernard Watch Day at Shaw’s Inexhaustible wit as revealed Spring Suits Arrive “C. Cornelius, of Bkagway, Is at the In ‘ Arms and the Man.” and the Rita hotel. Shortt, Hill & flower of Oscar Straus’ operatic Those who visited our display yesterday afternoon were Just in time * * * genius, has done more to regenerate A. P. Reid, of Toronto, Is a guest at to see the first showing of a large arrival of the newest Spring Suita light opera on the American stage, the Empress hotêL Duncan’s than all of Its contemporaries com limited and. Judging by the impression made, there can be no question about x ft ft ft Limited bined. One does not have to hunt ^ popularity of the new styles. Below we .describe one. or.two. of thsu H, Read., of Nantoh. Alta., Is at for the plot,, nor turn from -any lodl------JEWELER* store Hours: 1.10 am. to 6 p.m. the Dominion hotel ousness of dialogue, for all the spark ☆ ft ft ling action and the vivacious repartee Saturday’s Included. Ray W. Jones, of Seattle, Is staying Saturday, for which Shaw is Justly famous have New Suits at $16.SO to $22.50 jll -the Empress hotel been retained In the libretto. Every A A * minute has its laugh, and where two One Is a fine serge in a very pretty shade of tan with high fancy collar J. B. Brady, of Detroit, Is registered February 20 • »f satin, in shade,to tone; the. coat is satin lined and is made with or three gathered together there Is 'New. Inexpensive Waists for St the Empress hotel •are to follow some captivating song. a becoming box bs<* and self cuffs; shirt In yoke style with pleats at » * A • ba< k. Priced low at >...... $16.50 UK SPECIALS Never before has any single opera E. Cry dr. of Chemalnus, Is regis contained so many hits. The audi Also a suit in military blue with the new high cÆîaÛr-of Bagdad silk; tered at the Hits hotel. Gent's thin model, T Spring Wear . Jeweled watch; reg. ence that Is astonished at one or two t fitted In at waist line; trimmed with self buttons at back; nti revere AAA 16.60. Saturday .... 94.00 in an evening finds that each of "The Miss C. Lalonde, of New Westmin but cut V-shape from neck and very effective; skirt has round yoke Gent’s gold-filled watch; Chocolate Soldier” melodies rivals the We hive to-day ______,1,_____ effect with panel at back. Only ...... $18.50 ■ter. It at the Hits hotel. reg. M.OOT' Saturday.97.00 other in beauty. "My Hero," "The * a ft_; ; • ___i_ Gent’s silver watch, 16 Letter Song," "The Tale of a Coat" placed in stock some A third Is a dark navy serge of fine quality; back Is box-pleated and R E. C. Stephens Is registered at the Jeweled movement; reg. two rows of self buttons make effective trimming; the new high and "The Chocolate Soldier" are only specially fine values RJtx hotel from Duncan. |»G«. Saturday ....MM few of its treasures collar is of black satin and the coat is handsomely lined with brocaded AAA * Silver wrist watch, 16 in dainty Waists of satin. Skirt is made with pleats at side. The Price is...... $22.80 W. Harrison, of New Westminster, Is Jeweled movement; reg. a visitor at the Rlts hotel. SH» Saturday ..9800 silk, sUk and Georg A A A Solid gold wrist watch with solid gold adjust RUSSIAN OPERA IS ette crepes and W. C. Mitchell, of Edmonton, is stay able bracelet; reg. J 728 ing at the Empress hotel. 946 00. Saturday ..917.60 pretty shadow lace. Phone AAA Lady's gold-filled, open- These are in white, YATES William McConnell has taken up his fare pendant watch, re TOPIC OF LECTURE 3883 residence at the Ritz hofel. liable movement; reg. black and • popular 914 001 Saturday . .$10.50 AAA Lady’s solid, gold pendant shades, and are made F. A. Mitchell of Chilliwack, Is stay watch set with 3 dia in styles that show OOMtZOT HATS AMD GARMENTS FOR WOMEN ing at the Dominion hotel. monds. fitted with 16 Mrs, Van Ogle, of Seattle, ft ft t Jeweled movement; reg. the trend of fashion R. B. MvLellan. of Vancouver, 1» reg 9*6.00. Saturday .949.60 Speaks Before Women's istered at the 8t rathvona hotel, Goods on display In our for the new season. ft ft ft View 8L window. Canadian Club The models are very - M. A. Haslettrof Vancouver, Is spend ing a few weeks at the RKz. hotel. effective and are splendid Values at 93.75 to 910.75. AAA At the Sign of the Four A Big Show of Pure Foods Diala, Cor. Broad and Mark Fetherstonhaugh. of Vancou With remarkable gifts for expres View Sts. ~ Women. Girls. Men and Young Men—in fact everybody—visit ver, Is a guest of the Dominion hotel sion both as a speaker and as a mu New_JA/jdeJPJeating8 KIRK HA M’S PURE FOOD SHOW. Carefully scrutinise the prices we AAA sician Mrs. Van Ogle, of Seattle, who quote and remember that phone prders are delivered at those prices F. Lefmlng’ and Mrs. Deeming, of yesterday addressed a big audleiuv of and that deliveries are made almost anywhere. Vancouver, are at the Dominion hotel. The popular pleating for the new style Neckwear. These AAA members of the Women’s Canadian come in tulle, lawn, net and chiffon, and some are prettily All Household League members will get special prices on geode E. 8. Robinson, contractor of New ctuh, made a Removable Impression finished with velvet banding. Shown in white, cream and new being demonstrated in our store. We have completed special ar Westminster, is at the Dominion hotel. by *her talk to that organisation oft rangements for this. CaW every time you ere in town; it will pay you. combination of black and white, at 35» to 91-25 a yard. AAA last week In Vancouver, at the home of the subject of Russian opera. In In Mr. and Mrs. C..B. Balfour, When Wm, Ft. H. Cawston, of Vancouver, reg troducing the lecturer to the audience istered at the Empress hotel yester Davies, organist of the First Con- Mrs. Jenkins, president of the club, SPECIAL TO-MORROW—neîiéinus tender Asparagus, regular day. "" '...... : grcgkfidrtaT church of Victoria, and ailed attention to the fact that Mrs We Specialize in Infante’ Outfits 15c per tin. Thursday. 2 tins for 25#. Not more than one dozen • AAA Miss Jemima Mildred Morrison, a sister Van Ogle had recently spent a year to a custom* r. H. L. Marker, of Chicago, Is a guest of Mrs. Balfour, were Joined in mar In Russia studying music, and that, The extensive storks carried in our Baby Shop permit of an ■ t the Empress htitel, arriving yester- riage by Rev Dr. MacKinnon, of the being English, ahe readily assehiud to unlimited choice in the making up of infants' outfits. Here Canadian Pure Macaroni, Vermicelli, and Spaghetti, made with R. day. Presbyterian church, Kltsllano. Mr. * AAA and Mrs. Davies will live In Victoria. speak of one of thé great opera» of a you will find garments and accessories of every sort, from C. fk»ur, a product of one of B. U.’s moot thriving Industries. These fine great nation which was now Britain's goods are sold 2 for 21c, and with each purchase we’ll gl>> a tin of Mr. ami Mrs. F. F. Trotter have AAA the simplest to the most elaborate. In particular we have ally -in Lie intttsl îlL _1...... ••Special* Violasses for 8#. taken up tbetr residence ar the 8tr*th- Mrs. J. R. Green, who has been visit three outfits that we feature specially. Thèse include all tona hotel. In commencing her talk Mrs. Van Jameson's well known Teas and Coffee at centre store. Try a cup. ing in < astern Canada for the past two AAA Ogle stated that Russian opera was the various articles required and, in addition to being very They have alignes 40c to 50c; also extract and their famous Feather months, has returned with her child D. P. Roberts, of Vancouver, Is ren to her home here. ery little known outside of its own dainty, are specially moderate in price. The sets are made Light Baking powder, per tin 20#. „ country, only one or two, in fact, hav among those registered at the Strath- A A A up as follows : ' ' Local Potatoes, per sack ...... V.. JT7V3A*...... 70# cona hotel. ing been heard e'tber in England or New Laid Eggs, per do*en ...... 3ft* Rev. F. A. P. Chadwick officiated at AAA the marriage at 8t. John’s church re the United States. Perhaps the chief B. C. Sugar, 20 1bs...... *...... $1.40 Miss E. Robinson, of New Westmin reason for this neglect was that then OUTFIT OF 21 PIECES for...... 910.00 Buttercup Milk, S large ttnàx. *...... 25# cently of Frederick Valentine Clark ster, la spending a few days in town at and Lillian Mae Cassil. The ceremony was so much in Utietlan character that OUTFIT OF 30 PIECES for...... 914.50 the Rlts hotel was witnessed by a few friends of the was not comprehensible to the nio.e A A A „ principals, the bride being given away western < European ) mind ; eve-i Kip OUTFIT OF 36 PIECES for...... 922.50 *1- nrBboh" Mr* D*nholm of by j.m,„ ,nd .hr Ml»..-. ling had said that there was n great H. 0, KIRKHAM & CO. LIMITED Chilliwack, rrfft.trred at the Dominion Moore ,ln*ln* “The Voice that deal of Oriental In Russian art. Cer CASH BRANCH hotel yesterday. Breath’d O'er Eden. ' Mr. and Mrs. tainly Russian characteristics were 766 Yates Street, Victoria Phone 1876 ft ft ft many-varied and contradictory, and Rest to corne» < t Governs»* Clark on their return from their Join the Join the Mrs. R. E. Jones, of New Westmin the operas required Immense stages, 676 Oran ville Street, Vancouver Household League loueehotd la-ague honeymoon will make their home at ster. on a visit to the city, is registered 670 Esquimau road. wonderful scenery, and gorgeous cos see: Meat and Ftsh Dept. at the Rlts hotel Moiv Money. Grocery Dept, 6621; De More Money. r**.... ' » * tumes, the scale of production In livery Dept.. 5622 - ft ft ft A delightful at home was held yes- every point being larger and m L. W Bhatford. M. P. P. with Miss terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. lavish than the productions to which Pugh and Ms daughter Vera, arrived McTkVJsh, under thë ausplcëi of the the more western European mind was in the .ity >«>terday. todies of the congregation of the accustomed. Ing of Moscow at the crowning of the Juvendes of the family, and had to ft ft ft Church of Our Lord, among the numer One very Important characteristic king. r/t Hotisesfo Rent Neckwear Hosiery HUB Y RD.-4 room», new, furnace,, concrete floor In basement; per month, only ...... 710.00 Underwear Silks OLD R8QÜ1MALT RD.-4 rooms, new, furnace, high location, good Phone 5310 view; per month, only ...... 125.90 DUPPUN RD.—Near.. Douglas, 4 rooms ...... $12.00 HOCKEY FEATURE PEMBROKE 8T.—Near Hospital, 5 FRASER MILLS PUT HERE TO NIGHT ] rooms, newly papered; per month ...... 112.00 MENZIE8 8T.—Near puperlor. • The Store of Honest Vallies rooms ...... $29.00 KERR A CERTAINTY FOR DEFENCE QUADRA AND COOX- STR -8 rooms, about* an. acre of land: per month, on lease ...... $25.00 of la grippe laid him fow yesterday, ISLAND RD.. OAK BÀY-4 rooms, Amateur Clash .Will Draw a About 100 of These Spe Hew Cotton Fabrics for furnished; per month ...... $36.00 Skinner Poulin had to referee at Port SEVERAL OTHERS IN DIFFER Big Crowd; Bernie Morris land but he will bb back Tor the final dally Priced Suitings Spring brush to-day. ENT PARTS OF CITY. Unable to Practice •A for You to Choose From Mercerized Crimp Crepe Is of a The coming world's aeries Is already soft, silky nature, and wit! arousing considerable Interest all over We still have an excellent as lend Itself admirably to new SWINERTON & the northwest. Although no definite sortment of these specially styles. It comes In blue, pink, * Z” dates have been set as yet. the Na priced .Buttings, among which nlle and white. Price, per MUSGRAVE Everything Is ready for to-night’s^ tional season ends on March 2, and the are Bergea, Tweeds, Worsteds, amateur hockey fixture at the Arena. team will leave two days later, on yft#...... sow Winch Bldg. 640 Fort St llopsacks, and other Fancy Plain-Colored Crepes In several Cok-nelCoy will face the puck, while March 6. It will probably require five Suitings. There Is an unusually good colofs; 40 Inches wide. days for them to reach the coast, aa Messrs. Poulin and Gorman have been good selection of colors, Includ Price, yard ...... BO* they will stop off at some point and selected as referees. The teams will ing some pretty heather mix Fancy Crepes In pink, sky, play an exhibition game. In order to line up at 8.S0 p.m. am follows: tures. All specially priced for mauve and white; 18 inches break the monotony, of the trip and to B. C. LAND 4 INVESTMENT Victoria. Position. Fraser Mills. this month only. wide. Price, yard ...... 7B* keep their muacles limbered up. Plain White Vr.lea, 40 Inches fet^aith ..-.Goal.Dunbar They will arrive about March 10, and ‘Xf^Acpzte ...A..Point...... Burnett “MAC" M’DIARMID wide. Price, yard, 36c, 50c, AGENCY, LIMITED the games would likely be played on and ..- ...... 60* M< Dlarmid ...... Cover...... Lett Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Local soccer and hockey star, who Only Two More Weeks 922 Government St. Fhone 128 Archibald ...... Rover....,...... Box Sandown Suiting, very fast to probably starting on Friday, March 12. will play In to-night's amateur hockey Wakeley ...... Cent re.. 4...... Jefford of This Special Tailor- light and washing. It comes Representatives of the PHOENIX The next dates would be March 16. 17. clash at the arena when Fraser Mills Stewart Right Wing...... Scott In a variety of new Spring 19 and 22, should It be necessary to play here in the Provincial Amateur FIRE INSURANCE CO, LTD, of Davidson ....Left Wing.... Sanderson ing colors; 36 Inches wldb. Price, play a five-game series, as one team Hockey Series finals. yard .. 86* London. England. Smith ...... Spare...... Jefford rftust win three ggmes. Every wigs wo Fancy Flowered Voiles In a Bubble Kerr Is a certainty for the All of the coast players are under thinking of buying a new splendid assortment of çolors; Victoria defence that will line up contract until March II, so they would Spring Suit will avail herself 40 Inches wide. Price, per against the Vancouver club on Friday DARNIYAL PROVES be held until after the world’s series of this extraordinary oppor yard ...... 40* night. Kerr has been working along had ended and then meet the eastern tunity. For the remainder of Tobralco. We have 25 new de side Cap. Patrick for the past few title holders in an exhibition series of thia month our tailor will sign» for you to choose from days, and the Victoria manager : le probably two games, a similar series at, yard, 25c and ...... 30* improved Ranch |io per A HUGE SUCCESS charge for the making up .tlsfled that he will deliver the good* being staged at s* Victoria. It is too of a Plain-Tailored Suit, Nurse Cloth, superior quality In ..10NTH at point. Kerr's remarkable ability to early to fix any dates, which would be only ... $18.00 stripes and plain colors; 40 break away and his stick handling will determined by the length of the world's *14 acre» In Lake district, 10 miles Inches wide. Price, yard 30* prove a valuable asset, while Mana scries. •elect Yeur Suiting Early. Re from Victoria, close to Cordova Bay, ger Patrick figures that Genge's weight Moose" Johnson, who has played on Splendid Crowd Attends Bene member This Charge le fer the « acres cleared and under cultivation, and hie checking should strengthen three championship aggregations Iji Making Only. i% acres additional being cleared at Dainty New Swias Ihe lihe. "I min making an experiment fit Gala; Many and Varied. present time. Balance all good land; the National Hockey Association, hopes that should prove a success” said the ' 4-rni. house, barn and stable. Rent that one of the games adit be played Costumes Embroideries local manager yesterday. "If It does not March 12, which la St. Patricks day. Viyella Unahrinkable per month $10 00. Immediate See the Windew Display. possession. work out a» I expect It. Kerr will be On two different occasion» the Wan able to take hla usual place on the derers won from Ottawa on this date Flannel We have lately opened up a line, while Genge can drop back to In the deciding contest, which gave Swiftly gliding knights of old, fairies, large shipment of beautiful them the title, and once with, the Wan- rnow «hoe girls, Chinese ladle* and a Unrivalled for maklhg of pyja new embroideries. Here you mas. shirts, waists and night Hernie Morris did not turn out to derenl, when they clnched the titie by bewildering galaxy of other masquer can now find-an extensive as- — yesterday's practice, being unable to defeating Kenora at Winnipeg on this aders, combined to make last night’s gowns. You can choose from sortment of wide and narrow a large range of colora and get Into a uniform because of a severe date. benefit carnival one of the most en edgings. Insertions and baby cold. Morris has not been feeling well Johnson starred in all these engage joyable ever held In the capital. The fancy stripes. This material flouneings. You will find the ekaters In costume numbered well over Is noted for Its fine Wearing S. A. BAIRD since he came to the com! and was ments, according to the newspapers, prices In all cases very low. three hundred, while a thousand spec qualities; it la warm and ta .1210 Douglas Street. troubled for a time with a sore heel, and Is Inclined to believe that it is his Edgings and Insertions, prices this Is better now but a slight touch lucky day. tators and friends witnessed the at guaranteed against shrinkage. up from, yard ...... 6* tractive panorama from the seats. It for Sale Baby Flouneings, prices up from, was a splendid evening for those who ZT...... 60c yard ...... 76* McKENZIE ST —« roomed. modern not a chance in the world of such a levé the gala carnivals, and the affair dwelling, new, hardwood floors, beamed was a huge success, a tidy sum of ceilings, built-in effects; I lavatory thing going through,” said Mr. Quinn. NEW TROPHY FOR money being collected for the Navy basins, 1 toilets, wash trays, concrete "The D. L. A. will be doing business basement, furnace, elaborate electrical League Chapter, I. O. D. E. All praise fixtures, lot 60 ft. x 125 ft. concrete as usual. R. J. Fleming will still be is due the untiring committee for their walks, good garage with concrete floor; with the Toronto club and he for one efforts, and to the regent, Mrs. Roper. best buy in Fairfield; price $6,000, term». LACROSSE CLUBS Splendid music was provided by the TO RENT will not consider ip any shape or form an arrangement o^iyy:, kind wlth full band* of the Fifth Regiment and RALEIGH SIGNS WiïH LOCAL CLUB MASON ST. 6 rooms ...... $14 N. L. U. There la one*'change likely 8*th Fusiliers, the latter^also playing QUEEN’S AVE., 7 rooms, furnished a special walls selection for the waits 1246 ACTON ST., 7 rooms, new 1224 JOHNSON. « rooms ...... Effort Will Be Made to Re in the Rig Four. Nationals have prae- ing competition that was enjoyed very HOCKEY CHAUCER ST., 6 rooms ...... 2 s tlcally decided to drop professional much. Tb« Judging was a difficult task, SUM SMITH STILL A HOLDOUT Amateur Championship of Brlt- vive Semortiity League] lacrosse and go deeply Into amateur the three hundred or more costumed lsh Columbia. sport. This will mean another team skaters making it a difficult problem. Pro. Gossip Uncle Sam was there In all his stripes, In Montreal. of the Loe Angeles club will be ten NEW WESTMINSTER “Con Jones and Sammy Llchtenheln while the archers, baseball players, Crack Southpaw Completes dered to him. were In to see me the other day. Jones tambourine ladles, colored gents, AAA Y. M. C. A„ VICTORIA will be back In lacrosse. The league Esquimaux. Jockeys, soldiers, Chinese Victoria Twirling Staff; SPORTING GOSSIP A handsome silver trophy for the ladies, boy scouts, Spanish ladies. High# Joe Birmingham has one rookie who will be a two-team one with Vancou ARENA, WED, FEB. 17 flenior City Lacrosse league, will be ver and either Victoria or New West landers. Mephietopheles. tennis play Mack May Trade Oldring is reasonably sure of a Job. This Is donated this spring to the local body ers, cowboys, Zulus, Persian lady, Bill Rodgers, a second-baseman from Bubble Kerr Is playing-brilliant hockey minster. Jones has completed arrange ADMISSION...... 86* by the Phillip Morris Clipirette com chimney sweep, Dutch girls, Indians, these days. ments whereby the old agreement with th# Pacific Coast league. He will have pany. Through their local representa French chiefs, sailors and count le tq fill Lgjole's shoes, as there Is no A *• * the Big Four will be resumed. The Johnny Raleigh, on* of the finest tive, this company has decided to put others combined In a daesllng scene as other candidate for the position. Shortt, Hill & Duncan seven may play two league* will work hand In hand. left-handers on the coast, ban sent in up a one hundred-dollar cup, and this the skaters slowly wound their way AAA at Portland soon. There will likely be a general retrench his Hlgned contract to the Victoria will be competed for by the senior city through the maxes of the grand march. Chartes J. Ourtx, a star last year in A & A ment In the matter of expense* and baseball chib. The local management OF. VIRGIL 0. WESCOTT, Wests state that they will go through clubs. The trophy will be a perpetual salaries owing to war conditions, bgt Miss Hate and Mr. Dunsford cap the Three I league, is not likely to be have been dickering with Raleigh fur Has opened up-to-dste Deatal the Jackson cup series without a loss. one and trustees will be chosen by the tured fir CARGO TO C. F. Earle, C. P. T. A 900 Wharf Street. Shipping Iftzw/ from Day to Day/ Many Passengers Will Em Steamship Torpedoed by Ger bark on Liner at Outer mans Was at Esquimatt, poeed alterations to the ship will not Ten Years Ago be carried out. The C, P. R. wn ex Docks To-night , |B.C. COAST SERVICE t ADELAIDE REPLACING ited tag a big tourist travel to the north MAN WHO SUFFERED % this year, and Intended to have special excursions on the Charlotte. It la pos Bound for Sydney. N. 8. W., via Report* from London telling of the Far Prince Rupert, Alert Bay and Campbell River, steamer leave» Van sible that the Princess Alice will make IROQUOIS NEXT WEEK BÏ TREATY APPEARS Honolulu. Suva and Auckland, with a destruction by a submarine of the Bri couver 11 p.m. every Wednesday; L4S p.m. steamer from Victoria a number of tripe to Skagway as she tish steamship Dulwich off Cape.Antl- fair Hat of passengers and her holds * connecting. did last year. filled with general freight the Cane- fer created a great deal of Interest on lh, by t.> surface buoy»------aM in 1905 he «hipped on the schooner -V- Much Freight Moving To Alaska ing or arrival hours of the triangular Maryland for a cruise to the Falkland Jack Day saw the plight of the Dttl- 8. S. Spokane t,,wo.l along by power boats Much freight is moving both ways Leaves 8e; ttl > Feb. IS. Mar. 1. 11.21 boats. The Princess Victoria will get Islands, which was continued to Vic- wlch and he at once put out with hta f.Wi5KTtet*= “The ship channels coveredr by tn on the Australian liners at present. On launch and carried extra line* from Calling at .In from Seattle at 1 p. m. daily.and t«Ha on order» from the owners. Mc Skamray. .tun# an, Wrangel. wire-drag survey are located in South northbound trips the vessel» find full the ship to buoy* In the harbor. With A new acetylene beacon has been clear forty-five minutes later for Van eastern Alaska. They form a section of Clure decided to remain on the coast, Ketchikan and Prince Rupert and he went out In 1906 oft the City of cargoes of hides, mutton, butter and the result that the steamship fetched authorized for Maaterman Island. For particular*, call on couver. The princess Adelaide will the wrtl-knoW-n Inside passage followed hardwood, while sailing from British up l.n close proximity to the gaping Queen Charlotte Sound, and It will be R. P. Rithet A Ce. C. A. Solly hv all steamers going up and down the .«an Diego, and the following year on dock from the Terminal City at 4.JO the Casco. In 190* he salted on the Columbia ports their holds are Jammed rocks. For the timely service he ren placed in operation by the end of the 1117 Wharf Ht 10M GoVt flt. const The main thoroughfares In i full of wheat, automobiles, condensed dered Day was presented with a gold p. m. daily and sail for the Sound one Thomas F Bayard, when he had present month. cluded in the survey operations were 1 milk, machiner!' and general freight. watch and chain by the ship. hour later. This schedule will be main very unpleasant experience. H» told The changing of the light on Crane Reviflaglgedo channel, Nichols passage The Dulwich waa owned by the tamed until the, spring, when <$5£tj$.ln the court that after hunting on the The steamship Makura, of the same Island to Noble Island will be carried tWTTongaa* narrows Watt-Watt Co., one of the leading coast the achoqner went to the sea fleet. Is scheduled to leave Sydney to out before the end of the present Union Steamship Company changes will roost likely be made. “Th' » can. l>e no question about the shipping firm* In the Old Country, and otter grounds on the understanding morrow for Victoria and she will ar month. — The steamer Iroquois has been oper great value .and Importance of the dis- nai l ablp of 2,081 tons Capt. Dudley sting in the C, V. B. triangular service tsrvery of the pinnacle rocks reported that half of the returns of the otter rive ben# on March 11. Mariners are hereby notified that the of B.C., limitai catch would g.» V» th.» crew and the wa* still with the vessel when she hist since last December Whf« the Princess by Field Engineer Daniel*. It Is true with disaster while en route from Hull black platform buoy off Pelly Island other naif to the schooner. This was on Charlotte was withdrawn. The Iro that a number of shipping accident* In for Rouen. France. While his ship In Victoria harbor baa been moved to Regular sailings to quois will lie placed on one of., the the locality Just surveyed by him indi a verbal agreement, and when the men Its correct position to mark Channel signed off they were only given M waa laying Idle at this port. Capt. Dud Sound runs out of Seattle.. cated the, cxj*tence of other dangerous SHIPPING ley made numerous friends, all of cents a skin, and having no written Rock. PBINCB RUPERT, BELLA Not Going to Alaska. r,Kk. uni yet.discovered were unable ,0 ,e, any «V whom will he glad to know that he COOLA, 8KEENA RIVER -----Ttu- prfncesa Charlotte- wtU not lie honor - ships wrecked upon lINTELUGENCE awcaped death. ------»■' ------when it 1« reported that there are 1, isfactlon from the courts ~ And all Logging Camps and s<’nt to Alaska this summer as the C. I McClure sailed on the Jessie in 19o9. *urh pinnacle rocks in one 42-mile *ec. PORTLAND BEATEN Canneries. I* i: ;* tide h id planned. Th,- r, - | end again In 1910. and the last year (ion of the ship channel, the shipping Str. qurshioning of the new steamers Prin be 1 h.- on th*» Pt»scawha. Since that Tacoma. Feb. IS.— Arrived : MUCH OPIUM FOUND ♦ss Margaret and Princes^ Irene has interest* of Alaska are likely to time the sealer hn* been doing odd ; Stanley Dollar. from Man Francisco. geo. McGregor, agent frustrated all plans of the company even more worried than they were be Job* In 1912 he worked a few month» via South Bend. atra. President and ON A BRITISH SHIP 1003 Government Street. fore they knew the facts now made BY LEAGUE LEADERS .The Charlotte will have to be kept for and the next year h.» was employed at ! Nome City, from Seattle. Sailed: Str. PHONE 1925 the triangular service, and the pro public." Jordan river for about five month*. | Grace Dollar, for Eagle Harbor, at 4 New York. Feb. 17.—Custom* Inspect Last" y *ar h» was <»n one of the whal- p.m.; atr. Admiral Dewey, for Seattle; or* boarded the British steamship ers If the scaling industry was still |>k. Admiral Courbet for Seattle. In Frankmount and seized 11.500 worth of active McClure claims he would still tow of tug Tyee. at noon; atr. Canada smokift.T opium and alleged evidence In Vancouver Takes Firm Grip on tie going to s«a on the schooners. Maru and Amur, for Seattle. the form of letter» which Is said to Mofnieg Steawir far Seattle lead government agents to believe that P, C. H, A. Title; Rosebuds However, when the treaty went into Vancouver. B. C-. Feb. 14.—Sailed opium smuggling gang* are operating effect he was deprived of hi» regular Str. Aaunctlon, for Po.t San Luis. S. S. “Sol Duo” here and at Tacoma. Washington, and Failed to Score occupation. Powell River. B. C- Feb. 14.—Ar f.cave# factor!» dally except Sun that an extensive traffic I* carried on Other individual claim* are being rived: Str. Canada Cape, from Van day at 11.99 a. m. from C. P. Dock heard by the commission to-day ‘ nx Vancouver. B C.. and at «eve for Port Angeles. Du.igene**. Port couver. B. C. Williams. Port Townsend end large South American ports. Three Portland. On . F>b «.-Portland si San Pedro. Feb. 14.—Rain to-day Seattle. Seattle paeeengere « n Chinese members of the crew were ar rontrndrr. for th. F O H. A. transfer to 8.8 "SIOUX" at Port Interfered with the discharge of cargo, rested. ship faded Into the distance last night Angelo* and arrive Seattl» 9.30 p.m IE LESS but there was little delay In shipping. The Frankmount arrived here on Sat whM> ths Invading Vancouver team too» Retorntng. 8.8. “SOL DUC" leaves Lumber carriers arriving were the atr. Beattie midnight, arriving Victoria tEPORTS- urday from I sondon with i cargo of » firm grip on tSrTsp rung of the league M0 a m. Cricket from Puget Sound, atr. A. general - merchandise consigned to ladder, defeating lhe locals S-0 This I» Secure Information and tickets M. Simpson, from Coo* bay; atr. James steamship company here and at Port the second whitewash in the history of from 8. Higgins, from Fort Bragg. Depart land. Maine After the aeiaure of the the Coast Hockey league, Victoria regis K. *. BLACKWOOD. Agent. tering a shut-out against Westminster on ttSt Government St. Phone bl February 17. 1 a urea In ballast were th*» atr. Hornet, opium yesterday, the unloading of the for Puget Sound; atr. Mandalay, for New York cargo wae completed and the home Ice two years ago. Point Grey—Overcast; W.; bar., Last night's combat was a terrific Crescent City; atr. Helen P. Drew, for the ship started on her way out of 29 60; temp.. 39. struggle, neither team having an advan the barter for Portland. Just before Cape La»o— Raining; 8 W . strong; Greenwood. The atra. Dor la and Will tage In the first two period» Seventeen whe sailed Surveyor Rush received the defence and Cook moving Into the for bar . 29.66; temp . 36. »en moderate iam H. Murphy sailed for an Diego minutes after the commencemedt of the Pnchena—Overcast ; 8. K.. light; "bar- with partial cargoes. Passenger carri report which led to the holding up of game Vancouver's new member. Stanley, ward division. This change added ■ the Frankmount. tower of strength to the Millionaire*, and 29 30; temp.. 37; sea moderate. ers arriving to-day were the atr. Rose w o had replaced McKay at centre when Captain David F. Evans, of the their chance* of copping this year’s title Kstevan — Clear! W.J bar., 29.44; City, from San Francisco and Port the latter wn. Injured, carried the puck Frankmount. was arrested on a charge through and he,t Mitchell tor the Initial ere never brighter. temp.. 36; sea moderate. land. Ore.; atr. Yale, from San Fran of dereliction of duty In that he failed Triangle-Clear; W . light: bar. 29.70; cisco; atra. Harvard and Roanoke, tally. from San Francisco. The atr. Yale to discover and report the alleged The second gSrlod waa equally as even Vancouver. Position. Portland. temp . $»; sea moderate. ly fought. Vancouver again penetrating sailed for San Diego, and the atra. Har opium plot on his boat. Lehman .... . Mitchell Ikedu—Clear; calm; bar.. 21.41; temp*.. the local defence for a second goal after .... Tobin vard and A roll ne. for Him Francisco. Patrick ..... 28; sea smooth. IS minute* of gruelling play. Nlghbora Orlffla ...... cover point ". Johnson Prince Rupert—Snowing; calm; bar.. The atr. Roanoke sailed for Portland, BRITISH OIL TANKER th ■ time bagging the net 29.39; temp., 35; dense Ore. The sir. Governor did not ar Portland found the pace too strong in Muckay .. Oat man 'Dead Tree Point—Cloudy : N . light; rive to-day on schedule, having been IS ON WAY TO LONDON the final period, and Vancouver had little Cook ...... right wwing ing ...... McDonald bar.. 29 48; temp.. 22; sea smooth delayed at San Frehrtwco TO repair H dTfficuTty In “penëTraBn# Thatr dafrncr. NTIghbor ... neff wlnr " "TTÏÏFÏof- Alert Bay—Clear: calm; bar.. 29.55; broken propeller. The American- Nlghbor* brought the score up S-0 early lteferee, Skinner Poulin; Judge of play, Ran Francisco. Feb. 17.—The British temp., 25; wea smooth. Hawalian atr. Texan sailed for San In the session, and Cook a few minute* Tom Phllllpe. oil tanker Lompoc, of the Union Oil Francisco to-day with the balance of later skated through with the fourth goat Summary. company, laden with SO.OfM barrels of McKay." who had recovered from hie In cargo loaded at New York. First period—1, Vancouver. Stanley. 17. point Grey—Cloudy. ,H. E.. strong; distillate valued at $350.000. departed to jurie*. tallied the final goal. Second period—2. Vancouver. Nlghbor, Portland. Ore., Feb. 16. -Sailed: 'Ur. “No Tea or Coffee” bar 29.67; temp., 39 day for I^ondon. Officers and members Vancouver showed their championship 15. Why Breakwater, for Coo Bay. Arrived: form last night, and they switched their Cape Lazo—Cloudy. N. W.. bar., of the crew are said to have made their Third period—1. Vancouver. Nlghbor, 15; Str*. Beaver and Northland, from 8kn line-up, Manager Patrick going on the 29.61. temp.. 44; aea moderate wills, fearing death should they be at 4. Vancouver. Cook, 3.38; 5. Vancouver, Tûtûouh -Cloudy. W.. 14 miles, bar* Francine*», Mackey. 9.39. For Children ? 29.78 ; temp. 46. San Francisco. Feb. 16 —Bailed; Rf. Penalties—(All three minutes)— First Pachena—Cloudy. N W.; bar.. 29.22; str. Lompoc, for London: str. Great period. Patrick. Second period, Tohln. temp.. 40. Heavy swell. Northern, for Honolulu; str. Sonoma, TIMES SHIPPING CHART Third period, Griffis, McDonald. John* Many parents who drink tea, or coffee would not al Kstevan—Cloudy. W» strong; bar. for Sydney- Arrived ; Mr. Mateo- eon. Benson. Coofc»„Palrick. low their children to touch it. 29.64; temp.. 46. Sea moderate from Honolulu; atr. Honoluluan. from Triangle—Clear. N. EL. light; Seattle for New York; atr. Henry T. DEEP 8EA ARRIVALS, 29.98; temp.. 28; aea smooth Scott and bge. Acapulco, from Nanai The lVj to 3 grains of the drug, caffeine, in the average Master Tonnage A rent* From Due Tk'eda—Clear, calm. bar-. 29.42; mo. B. C.; atra. Capt. A. F. Lucas and BOXERS READY FOR cup of tea or coffee, is far more injurious to the susceptible temp.. 30; aea smooth. Col. K. L. Drake, with bge. No. 93. from Smith ...... 1.674 Balfour Guthrie...... IJverpool Feb. 19 bar., frown of Seville Feb. 29 nature of a child than to an adult, but, just as constant Prince Rupert—Clear, calm; Seattle; str. Carlo#, from Gray s Har Oanfa ...... Lyeett Dodwetl A Co...... Liverpool 29.49; temp.. 42; aea smooth. bor; atr. Queen, from San Diego, at Tacoma Maru...... Ham*da ..... 3.194 R. P. Rithet A Go.. ."...IlMgliwnff Feb 18 noon; atr Wilmington, from Seattle, Chancellor ...... Donald ...... 2.Ml Tteifnur. Guthrie ...... Liverpool Mar 19 STRENUOUS BOUT dripping will wear away stone, so will the repeated doses Dead Tree Point—Cloudy, calm; .....Kobe ...... Feb. 21 via Tacoma and Everett Sailed: Str. T-do Maru...... 298» n P Rithet...... of caffeine undermine the strongest constitution. bar.. 29.56; temp.. 36; aea smooth kHdsuoka Maru. . T>*rach1 ...... 4.399 n Northern...... Honekong. Mar. 16 Alert Bay—Cloudy. S. W. bar., Admiral Schley, for ' attle, at 6 p. m. '"i|»ngrle...... w r> » n...... Tendon ... Mar 1 29.80; temp.. II; *en smooth. Astoria. Feb. 14—Arrived: Str. • Maru.... 3 859 nP Rithet...... Nmtrknnc. Mar. 4 Parents who would protect their own health as they do Spectator...... Nrtherton ... 2.436 WeYfour Outhrle...... IJverpool . April 16 Beaver, from San Francisco; achr. W. -nervonehtre . . Holland ...... SR r T> A R...... :T»ndon ... Mar. * Bayley and Burns Battle 20 (hat of their children, will see the reason for quitting both F. Jewett, from Rainier. Ore.; atr. , 4.4TW ramutbtn Northern ...... Rvdnev.C.B. Mar N MORE LUMBER FOR QUEBEC Northland, from San Francisco Sail .Rill two r>odw»n a "o...... T.lverpool . Mar. 8 Rounds To-night at Fraser tea and coffee and using —-— ------— ------* Ml f r* n...... Svdnev . . Mar. 1 ed: Sir Bear, for Han Francisco; Br. ~»*kt»ra...... F»MIVoe ...... Portland. Ore.. Feb. 17.—More lum f»*ad ...... K MB TV>dw«t1 A Co...... T.lverpool . Mar. 13 *h. Bay of Biscay, for Portland. Ore.; •ntm...... Mills; No Knockout Predicted ber l* to be dispatched from Portland e~*ttV» Mam Salto ...... 1*29 n r> Rithet...... Honvkont. Mar. If * w r. w r ...... Tfonekongt Mar 1* to Quebec, the American barquentlne Hal. *h. Loch Garve. for the United 'font** el*...... Klngdorit; Br. ah. Kllnuny. for the Wt Marti HoH ...... 3 *49 n Northern....*...... Hongkong. Mar. 34 John C. Meyer having Just been chart r»t.«navenfura...... Fttsalmmone . 3 RM n W nrcer...... New York. Mar 26 ered to load here for the Canadian United Kingdom. Machaon...... 4nr Dodw-M a Co..; ..T^vrrpo©!., *pr!1 8 Vancouver, Fob. IT.—The most port. Hhe will take on her cargo at the Seattle. Feb. «.-Arrived: Str. Ken Roll* P. R...... Sydney Ai. April 8 Dodwetl A Co...... Liverpool . May I strenuous fistic enrage ment soon round West Oregon Lumber company’s mill tuckian. New York, via Sun Francisco. r’.lchaa.V. Js"<- here In a lone time Is the prediction of at Llnnton The veaael will arrive Str President. San Diego, via San POSTUM Francisco and Victoria, B. C. ; Str. Ad DEEP SEA DEPARTURES. From Northern Perte. local ring followers regarding the i»«>gin loading about April 1. (Made in Canada) With that to be taken by the Nor miral Dewey. Tacoma; str. Meteor. Na John. O.T P Q. Charlotte* Feb 17 lightweight championship battle at V VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1915 cases the money so paid to ths vestdor PROFESSIONAL CARDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY AGENTS WANTED. DANCING. would exceed that which he paid; tot ADv*MWk«Nhi **Aw «hUTjan BILLY SUNDAY’S M______DANCE every Tuesday at Semple’s Hall, ths property. METHODS - Kxtraordli Victoria Weal. Cole’s orchestra.. Gen \cantt>.n«“ S2?*ï£dpar wotd Nparnï? weemon; a son Wet NI Werd per iiwrtlenl iTter- 1 .SeM-.T: ,ner, TKiiSL The unfortunate owner. If a bouse iygjgjg i—e" Quarter million tlemen, 66c.; ladlee free. fit ARCHITECTS on the streets, whereas. If given time, promise to canvass. Ho"ni ______IhoJirntia I cento. No adrarthesment charged for Brantfor Country engagements accepted. Phone he would In all probability be able to «MB ll. WARHKN. Aroh mil teal Bulldlny Phone MS. ______. i than |L Letter* addressed to the Editor end tn- make good. But, as I mentioned be ■. ELWOOI) WATklN*Ï Aruhltoct.Archil BUSINESS CHANCES. DANCE In Bt. John’s Hall every Satur •ended for public*.tien must be short »nd fore, there are persons, hard and CORMTRV. TAXIDERMISTS day evening at 6.M. Mrs. Rldgard’e >Slblr written The longer en article scrupulous, who would by no msaps J and L r&nan* #>lk*LLA CORSeTS-&«afor». « FOR SALE—Cheap, email I erchsatra. fit the shorter Its chsnce of Insertion All Broad and Trounce Are. etreleht Une»; boule# «uerentood ' WHERRY A TOW, ti.ldermlats. Ft confectionery. Phone 4868R. -'ll mm un lest tone must bear the name of give their debtors a fair chance to pay ruouU eed .hbfwtoSto. NJ- ore In Prod Peeler. W Pandora. PUBLIC DANCE at Connaught Hall the writer. The publication or rejection up. and only await the time when they Profeeeonal coreetlere will visit Broad street Phene MU. " EXCHANGE. wwy^ Jto tu rday evening, Oentiemea if articles Is a matter entirely In ths dis may wreck their sweet will upon those CHIHOBWACTIC-OrrOMËTHV EXCHANGE OR SELlx-Good farm land. cretion of the Editor. No responsibility unfortunate enough to be In their CHAS. A. AND EBTBLLA tL Klgjjrr TURKISH BATHS. *■ assumed by the paper for MSS sub 2snï.r,bSr^n^rntFbJîr,J,<,d“ni with buildings, near Edmonton. Box FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK. mitted to the Ed: IOC. power. chiropractor and optometrist VICTORIA TURKISH BATHS. Ml Yetee 1467, Times. ______t!M street For appointments. PhonoPh 11ST. CUSTOM» BROKERS. etreet (entrance In lene). Print# room#, for SALE—Bey mare, 7 year*. Apply I think It would be a great pity massage; private «pertinente for ladlee, BXCHANQB-ll scree, all in fruit, 6* Johneon etreet flf the government were dissuaded from ILTRED M. HOWSLI., curtom, broker. roomed houee, Mt Tolmle, price 16.600. AN UNFORTUNATE PRACTICE. CHIROPODISTS forwarding and comrateklon agent, real with Indy attendent Open day and TEAM, wagon and harness for safe, carrying out their good Intentions, aa night Phone Ml. mortgage tl.6*. for prairie land. North- MR AND MRS DARKER estât,. Premie Block,, l'«e Gorernm. waet Real Estate, Mil Douglas St f!7 cheap; owner leaving country. H. R. every right-thinking and fair-minded O’Kelly, Colqulto avenue. Gorge View To the Editor.—Through the medium ohlro]podtets. U yean- practical expert. Telephone MOI; nee.. RMIL WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS. person cannot fall to see the Justice EXCHANGE—4 roomed houee and 2 lots, Park ______f» of your columns l wish to call public M Fort ««root. DRESSMAKING. Stanley avenue, for land on prairie. attention to the folio wing facts: Since there Is In a "limited moratorium.1 IVES A TELFER have removed to 111» NUMBER of pure bred Belgian haree CONSULTING ENOINEEW Douglas « street. Diamond mounting. Northwest Real Estate. 1213 Douglas tin occuyation (if the new Provincial We all should, have patience with ting JDgkieg: '■te. Streep ^ „ ,• ■ ^ W O. WINTERBURnT 1I.1.N A.. P£- Jewellery re- jail It hsur been t he common practice of each other and after the "storm1 bone M*L pairing our specialty, LEAR TITLbLai quarter-section In tor la- - m over, we. the people of British Colum: parse candidates for examination tor pelted. Saskatchewan# to exoliange tor c * rvling prisoners t.» that institution by certificates, stationary and marine. bia, will as a whole be better flitted to DRY CLEANING, title lota in Oak Bay. Pbonf 26*.__ fit sale poultry way of the Saanich division of the Finch Block. 71S Tates St Phone MSI WINDOW CLEANING - TOR — . R. C. Electric railway. No attempt la carry on the duties of cltlsenshlp and WANTED—Automobile to apply on e HERMAN A STRINGER. French dry change for 4 or 7-room house and lot, BIX RHODE ISLAND PULLETS. 4 hene, made to shield these prisoner* from the reputation of our province will to- DENTISTS cleaners. Ladles’ fin* garment cleaning, DON’T FORGET TO PHONE 1706. Jainee 1 cockerel, the lot for $10 962 YateF. fli Bay Window Cleaning Co., 641 Govern valued at 12.800 and $1,300. Apply Box the public gaze nor protect the un main unsullied. DR LEWIS HA!Liu DenialDei Surgeon, alterations on ladles’ ud «*nt* **r* ment etreet. ml4 1408. Times. f!8 WYANDOTTE COCKEREL. pullets, fortunate onjpoker. Kingly or in num .V—------"PAIR PLAT. rTtatea nd Dos nvmu our •jg.SNS $1.40. 2664 Graham etreet <17 C. Telephc «LAND WINDOW CUSAcsiNcr ca sale—Articles. bers. handcuffed together or to their streets. Victoria. MAMMOTH PEKIN DUCK EOG8. $1.* Office. I 17; Reelden Open evenings. Phone 1M2L. The plenam ear window escorts, as' occasion requires, this cleaners and Janitors. FOR SALE;—10 shares of the Bakeries, ir setting; Incubator loto. T. W. never-ending horde of criminals when TEACHERS’ SALARIES. DR. W. F. FRASER, 101-1 Btobart-Peaee DYEING AND CLEANING. Ltd. What offers? Box 1476, Times. f!8 ■ Imer. Lake mil P. O.. Victoria. m8 Block. Phone 4*4. Office hour* MO S convicted are hustled through the car THE "MODERN" — Cleaning, dyeing, , C. A. FOR Sifts—Whitney Pullman baby car- tiABlf CHICKS, ducklings, ànd notch- To the Editor,-'I notice In the Times a.m to • p m. Juat before leaving time, and again at preeelng, repairing. Ladles' fine gar FOR THE BENEFIT of young women In rlage. good as new. 1041 Queen’s Ave tog eggs, poultry snd fruits form pay OS Wilkinson road, where the Jail is lo- that the teachers of Victoria are still ELECTROLYSIS ment cleaning a specialty. MB Gavera- or out of employment. Rooms and ing combination. Catalogue forwarded sore because their salaries have been ment Bt. (opposite Empress Theatre). board. A home from home. 766 Court FOR SALE—Motorboat. 30 ft, 8 ft beam. on application. Chas. Provan. Langley cdlart. ELECTROLYSIS—The only permanent Phone 1*87 open erenlnx» Fort, near Vancouver. JS tf cut the same as other people’s, and Miss Han ney etreet. * h. p. engine, $460 spot cash. Apply Vlle-faced degenerates: hardened cure for superfluous hair, B. C. HTEAM DYE WORKS—The largest 661 Johnsgn street. <23 criminals, defiant and sullen: boys have even written on their monthly man (certificate, London, EnM. Du ne HELP WANTED—FEMALE at Victoria- dyeing end cleaning work. In the pro* FOR RENT—HOUSES (Unfurnished.) FOR SALE—8$-note player-piano with 90 scarce more than children; first offend cheques on account. I wonder If any mulr Rooms, Fort strs vlnce Country orders solicited. TeL Room M Phone 46870. FOR RENT-HOUSES AND APART rolls, cost $850; highest cash offer. Box WANTED—Two ladles of gbod appear ers, shamefaced and humiliated; ori other of the "cut" professions In the «10. J. q, Renfrew, proprietor. ance to canvaae our own clients. Ap ELECTROLYSIS-Fourteen years’ prac MENTS. furnished and unfurnished. In 14S, Times. <17 «•ntals, solemnly viewing the Christian city would have the cheek to do a thing all parte of the city. Lloyd-Young A ply. with references, first to Box " like this. One, bolder than the rest. Is tical experience In removing superfluous FISH FOR SALE—Helntsman piano, fine con (?) assembly, are all In evidence and hairs. Mrs. Barker. Ill Fort street. Russell, 1013 Broad etreet ground floor dition and mellow tone, $200. Box 1483, with variations. about to bring an action to recover the ALL KINDS OF FISH, end ernoked fuh POmberton Building. Phene 1532 m3 Times. fl7 WANTED-^At once, resident governess, balance. I hope -he piay get l| and be ENGRAVERS______and poultry. W. J. Wrtgleeworth, Mil TO RENT—6-room bungalow, unfurnish- Latin, mathematics, chemistry. Box Only those who have witnessed these Brood etreet. Phone NL FOR SALE—Hlgh-claie "kak furniture, 7868. Times. fll scenes can adequately appreciate their fired at the same time. I cannot under HALF-TONE AND LINE BNORAVINO- ed. |16 per month. Phone 824R. oil paintings, carpets, etc.; owner leav- stand how a teacher cornea to think he Commercial work a specialty. Designs HOUSE TO RENT. Apply «1 Oewego ing country. Box 1415. Times. fl7 WANTED—Girl to do houee work and repulelveiwee. Several times when FURNITURE MOVERS. cooking, also take baby out; rouet be Is of finer clay than any other mortal, for advertising and business stationery. SMALL STORE, low rent best of these trapped humans were beipg B C. Engraving Co.. Times Building. JEEVES BROS A LAMB, furniture end clean end smart. Apply, giving refer- marched in and out I have aeen sensi tie to perfectly Witting for the worker TO RENT—7-room houee, mod.rn, fur- goods, cut prices. Visit Butler at the Orders received at Times Business Of pleno movers. Large, up-to-date, peti Lancashire Furniture • Store. S06 Fort, enoe and wages, to Box 7*4, Time* fll tive men Instinctively turn their backs to have 12 a day for eight hours, but fice. ded vane eapreee end truck, etornge, naer. Cook etreet. close to Hillside car, packing and shipping. Office. TM View 815 per month. Phona 2110L. rB neat- Blanshard. . fIk VENTED—General servant, part care of to avoid the sight, which evoked coarse thinks he must on no account be shorn GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter child, email houee. Apply corner'Dune- of his fl an hour, which to about what etreet Phone 1M7. Stable. «7 Gorge FOR RENT—Elford etreet, 8 room», NEW FURNITURE at lese than auction mulr and Stanley. Phone S1I6R1 fll,, Jests and laughs among the unthinking and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther, ale prices can be bought at the Standard It work* out at. rond. Phone 0*3. brick baaenwnt» eement floor furnace, and Ignorant. Timid children hid their Wharf street behind Poet Office gar a , large garden, houee lately re Furniture Co., Just out of the high IF YOU HAVE WORK for a few hours, faces, hut the extent of this evil influ Mr. Julien Street has toured Canada LANDSCAPE GARDENERS FURRIER. decorated. 622.50. Lloyd-Young A Rue- rental district 711 Pandora Ave., above days or weeks won’t you send In your on hchalf of his newspaper, and this to Douglas. fll tf name to the Central Employment end cnee In the minds of "the highly excit FRED FOSTKH. Ill* Government etreet. sell, 1012 Broad etreet. Pemberton LANDSCAPE GARDENERS AND DE- Building. Phone 4632. Relief Bureau and let ue send you the able or expectant mothers only the fu what he finds the brainy ones of the Phone 1617. "OR BALE—Fixtures for cigar or candy man or woman to do that work! SIGNERS—Ground» of any else laid out I hone ■tore, In golden oak; silent salesman, ture can reveal. Dominion are doing to help their coun Staff of skilled gardenera Estimates JAMES BAY—6 roomed bungalow. try. He didn't Include Victoria In his LIVERY STABLES. 4005R. - cash register, scales, etc. Fumed oak This practice Is undoubtedly without free. The Lansdowne Floral Co.. Jae. dining sets, cook stoves, etc. W MISCELLANEOUS. a parallel in any other civilised com trip, or he might poaalbly have thought Manton. Mgr 1601 Hillside Aye., Vic BRAY'S STABLES 73* Johneon etreet 116 PER MONTH- -Six roomed houee. Dsverne A Co.. *1 and 908 Yâtee St ml2 In" Fairfield. Box IF OWNER OF BOX for Bain wagon munity. to say nothing of a city of the the article not worth writing. He «ays tort». B. C. Phone 2263 Livery end boefdlng; embulanoe end Uhapnian street. does not tfalm same by Saturday, will hacke. Phone 182. YOUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED sise and culture of Victoria. It oer "When I was In Montreal fifty-one^pro JAMES SIMPSON. W Superior Phone YOU—Your city also needs you. to sell same. Mrs. Hunt, Esqulmalt road. fessors of. McGill University were tak 3M4L. Store 1666 Oak Bay avenus. Phone FOR R B NT—Cot Uae. 8. roome. Fowl Bay. patronise its Industrie». Give the Do fll tainly must be unknown t>y those who 1070. offers seeds, bulbs, roses.-6 he- CAMERON A CAL WELL—.Hack. and Ur- 113. Apply Union •ftâhh~Clgiif Btgtld. ffl have the public welfare in keeping. lng the Army Medical Service exams, eeoua. strawberry, rasps, losans, 4 ery liable» Calls for heck» promptly minion Carton 4k Printing Works your LAWN MOWERS eoHected, sharpened, among them such men as the célébrât ettrnded to. 3» Johnson etreet Phone TO KENT—Three six roomed bouses, next order for cardboard boxes. We delivered. $1. Dendiidge. Osk Bay Ave. Surely a government that Is on re« ;«»r«1 ‘ berry, wallflower. Canterbffi-y bells, m ml* tf ______King’s road; rent. manufacture them right here In Vic ed pathologist. Dr: John George Adam! penales, primroses. holyhocke. near Douglas, Phone 4693L1 or I011L. ml ns so Unanimously in favor of protect each, 610. Apply 2*4 Work street. 122 toria. Phone 1447. Our prices are* rea ing by excluding all women from the and Dr. John L. Todd, professor ef par Villa grounds made and kept, men sup sonable. fll C. P. COX. piano tuner, graduate School plied. good work only.. METAL WORKS. TO LET—Small cottage, newly painted for the Blind. Halifax. 1* South Turner contaminating atmosphere of the baHot asitology. McGill, which has already FOR PRESENT DELIVERY—A large PACIFIC BFIKET METAL WORKS- and walls plastered, good Harden end GENTS FINGER, 8-speed; owner leav etreet Phone 1212L m4 l»ox Would not thus ait rent the social sent 76 men to the front, now has 1,600 Cornlce work, ekyllghte. metal win 60 ft. gref-nhouse. J\ino street, Eaqul- ing. Can be aeen at Oodfree’e, the •election of home-raised, named, hybrid bicycle special let, *6 Yates. f« TO THE PUBLIC AT XAROB-I beg to conscience or public morale of all men—students, professor* and gradu rhododendrons, hollies guaranteed to dow,. mefàl. àlèle end fell roofing. Imt ip an. K>y wwrrdoor. m announce that my company, the Sun Sa an! :h. alee—In Its regiment.' while the military fruit. American ssateaw set wHh flower air furnacee. metal celling#, eta. Me* TO RENT—Belmont avenue, near IÎHI- AUCTION PRICEB-All kinds good class Life Assurance Co., of Canada, are This protest Is made by the request organisation at Toronto University buda, rare heaths, buddlelas, etc., etc. Yetee etreet Phone 1772. ■ld<* car, modern, 6 roomed house, email furniture, etc., selling dally at the writing war rlaks ‘at ordinary rates, reaches perhaps twice that number George Fraser. Urluelet. B. C. mil rent. R. Jackson, 412 Sayward Building "Select" Auction Rooms, 1014 Port with additional war risks of $* per each Hnd with the concurrence of several MILLWOOD. fl7 (close Vancouver) etreet ml thousand, until further notice. A. J. women, among the number mothers of The University of Saskatchewan^ LEGAL. MlLI.WOOIt-1 cord. 31 6». Phone M3, mil BLACK SOIL AND MANURE. Phone Brubaker. 4* Sayward. Phone 8*6. who» I children who daily go to and ports that one-third of Its entire stu FOR RENT—Modern. 6-room houee, cor J14 tf ner Rose and Market street»; low rent from the city. -It will undoubtedly have dent body has already gone, and adds, BRADSHAW A STA.'POOLE, barrister FOR SALE—Mill, bench wood end eew- at-law. etc . 631 Bastion St . Victoria. duat. Phone «2. m3 Phone 21 MR. . OK SALE-Ms Ilea Me and eterl ranges. WK ark still in THE TRKNCH the support of all those who believe In "another third Is about to go, and the fighting, not enemies, but competition; IF YOU HAVE a houee to reht. list It $1 down. 11 per week. W01 Government last third will be ready when required t. 8 PRINGLE. B. A., barrlater-at-law, CAMERON MILLWOOD- Double toed. S3 1-8 teee price» than any other firm the precepts embodied In the Golden (MW B. C. Permanent Loan Bldg., Vic with us. We have clients for it Coast street Rule. Mr. Street Investigates the business SE «Ingle load. II 60. kindling. 33 single who put up quality. All white union toria, B. C. mH Builders. 306 Union Bank. tV cooke. Daily special, rib eteak. French side of the war also. "'How Is busi load Prompt dellevrr Phone 6W>. STOVE, heater, furniture, floorcloth. .322 MRK M. E McVICKBR. TO LET -7 roomed house. Burdett John street. fll fried potatoes, bread, butter. Me.' Can ness here?* I asked a clerk In a large MEDICAL MASSAGE. PHONE 8377 for mlllwoed; IS for 1 cord. fl7 you beet this? Quality, beet only. Prospect Lake Road. Phone 128. RT. CK SOIL end manure. Hnone 18*4 Jewellery store. It is very bad, of SWEDISH movement, vapor bathe, elec H.M for half cord. * Baltimore Lunch. Ltd., 1216 Govern ment TO RENT—S«-ven roomed houee. all mod *24 etreet 08 THE MORATORIUM. course,’ he replied, ’but the employees tric vibrations, alco’.iol messager" tody ern convenience»; 110 per month. operator Phone *471., 1# a m. till W PLUMBING AND HEATINO. FOR SALE—Mirror HiM. silent salesmen, LEAKY ROOFS repaired end guaranteed. fcf.Ulto,company have been in great luck Phone 1406R. <17 large showcaeg, counter, desk, chairs, p m. Ill Fort St.. Room 6. « VK'TORIA PLUMBING (O-, Tel. L4411 To the Editor:—Apropos the provin so far. Instead of being discharged, aa rug. etc. Victoria Leather Goode Store, many others have, we are being kept ETHEL GEARY, maeeeuae. IIS-114 Illh- dors «tree*. Phone I#8771. FOR RENT—HOUSES (Furnished.) 1*6 Douglas street flS cial relief bill regarding land and beh-Bone Bldg . Victoria. B. C. I have PERSONAL on at a 20 per cent, reduction in ROBERT HADDOW. plumbing, heating FIVE-ROOM HOUSE for rent, and fur mortgage contracts (somewhat gener rtoeed my heth-meeeage parlors estimates. Jobbing. 11* Burdett Aw FOR SALE—Automatic rifle, cat. ary.’ ’’ niture for sale, 350; rent reasonable. 436 •zu; banjo in mahogany caee. 9* w; CUT Tins OUT for luck. Seed birth- ally but erroneously called the. "Mora three months, leaving Monday. Jan Phone 867»L. m* So It seems, Mr. Editor, that a 20 per 1*. 1116. for'Toronto. Ontario. Canada Powell street James Bay. fl* Eastman kodak. No. 1 A. folding pocket, date and 19c. for wonderful horoscope torium bill") lately brought In by the PLUMBING AND REPAIR—£<>11 war* ef your entire life. * Prof. Raphael. 4* cent reduction In ealary Is considered Thanking my patrons for thetr kind FIVE-ROOM, furnished cottage to let, $7 60; galvanic battery, $3.50; hotel patronage. Wishing you all a Happy etc. Fosgord. MM Douglas. Phone clock, $( fjft• kstbsr mandolin case, fl f*): Lexington Ave., N. Y. government, but not yet in force. lim- ""great" Tuck* every where except In the cheap. Apply to 104 Dallas road. f* d. rntand that there is a strong oppo and Prosperous New Year. ISIS. Au telescope, mirlne, Corte, 66 In., |7.56: SITUATIONS WANTED—(Female.) Victoria schools. The same splendid POTTERYWARE, ETC. FOR RENT—Furnished cabin, all con comer brace, $4.69; stock aad dies, 63.*; sition by certain parties and that revoir. , m tale of patriotism may be told of the venlencaa. 1(08 Hillside avenue. f* electric poet card msglc lantern, $410: EXPERIENCED CASHIER wtahee posi VAPOR BATHS massage and electricity SEWER PIPE, field tile, ground fire clay. kettle drum. F M; 1-16 gold Waltham strong pressure has been brought to English seats of learning. For the first tion; first-claee references. Box 1470, •12 Fort St. Phone R47» flower poto. etc. B. C. Pottery Co.. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. watch. Ill: Gillette safety rasors. *76: Times. f* beàr upon the government to throw It time In sixty year» the Oxford and Ltd., corner Broad and Pandora Sts., out. SHORTHAND. TO RENT-* acres In South Saanleh, all bicycle carda. *e.; sterling silver Eng Cambridge boat race is called off. Why1 Victoria. B C. lish Hall marked pipes. 11c. each; 8- THE CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AND deer, bottom land. Apply John Fergu RELIEF BUREAU Is prepared to fill The proposed relief bill, such as it Because exrery one of these splendid SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 1011 Government pocket. 1915. leather pureee, 69c. each. PAWNSHOPS. son. Turgoose P O . Saanlchton. f22 Jacob Aeroneon’a new and second-hand any vacancy for male or fee»» v In stands to-day. is a fair and equitable scholar athletes is off fîPthe front. The street Shorthand, typewriting book skilled or unskilled labor, al once. keeping thoroughly taught. B. A M ONE __AND TWO-RuOM OFFICES lo store, 671 Johnson street. Victoria, B.C. act, and would. I think, do no harm to humble Londbn school teacher has pro A ARON SON’S LOAN OFFICE moved to let in Times Building. Apply at Times Phone 1747. the province. As Is generally known. mille», principal. 1316 Government etreet. next to Colum Office ceeded to the front 1,000 strong. Learn bia Theatre. « SITUATIONS WANTED—(Male.) It Is different from the Moratorium lng has to take a back seat for a little OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS act which Is In force In Great Britain. while or be done on the cheap. The Keen KTAKY-ACCOUNTANT. eogoeed FRANK CLUOSTON, optometrist. 464 ROCK BLASTING. FOR SALE—1912 Overland, with numer with eld-cetobllehed firm end now re France and the province of Manitoba, Yates Street (corner Douglas), upeta TWO NICELY FURNISHED, front, ous extras snd two new tires. $676; 1912 word ’’culture’’ ha* sickened ug tern ROCK BLASTING. J. Paul. 1104 Quadra. duced to half-time employment owing to In which cases everyone. whether able Phone 6*1 Glasses ground In my own housekeeping roome. fireplace, range, Hupmohtle. S-seater, In excellent order. porarily. We are all working for about ml ground floor, modern; very reasonable, present conditions, wishes pert time to pay or not. is exempt from pay $878; Hupmoblle runabout, recently work In similar capacity. Books open a quarter our usual wages, and cannot adults on)y. 434 Gar bally road, close to overhauled. $300. Davie’s Oarage, 617 ment of certain debts. This Is not the be expected to help pay the fancy P. BLTTH. the leading optician, €22 ROOFING. ed, closed and balanced, doable entry, View afreet Over * years’ experience, Douglas. f22 Vancouver Ft. f!8 monthly statements. correspondence, r B TUMMON. slate. Ur and gravel case with the provincial moratorium salaries of ouY teachers. A teacher and one ef the best equipped establish 1004 FAIRFIELD ROAD-2 housekeeping FOR SALE—Auto. » h. p. Bulck, building plans measured In all trades, bm. which taker a case of failure to correspondent wag toning ua a few ment» are at your eervlee: Make èn ap roofer, asbestos, slate. Estimates fur nished Phone 436*L. 4W) Gorge road. roome, bedroom and kitchen. In private beet offer for quick sale. Vlctorii etc. Reference and bond. Apply Box make payment on its own merits. The weeks ago that efficient .teacher* slm pointment to-dsv Phone 226§ house, reasonable; also good home for Hardware Co. Phone $177. ______f!7 14». Times. f* baby, terms by month. f!7 oa»e Is brought before a Judge, and If ply could not be got for Victoria. The MUSIC. SCAVENGING. FOR SALE—Hudson motor car. etxK’yl- CHAUFFEUR requires position; private, th» debtor toprqved 4» be fw >-position foregoing explain# it somewhat, VERY COMFORTABLE 1-room house - Indsf, Ova passenger, 1913,. modal, -very delivery or Jitney, beet referenoeei—®oa-- SIGNOR E CLAUDIO, teacher of violin. VTUTORTA SCAVENGINGNolHO Office keeping suite, furnished, nice location. little used, like new. Box 1664, Times. 1419. Times. ______07 to pay. then execution of Judgment when the trustees advertised for men 16* Government etreffi Phone mandolin and gultgr. 428 Government 32.78 week; or S very large rooms, fully YOUNGfl7 MARRIED MAN, ratepayer and would be ordered. If. on the other to fill the vacancies created by the street. Phone RÎ41L ml€ Ashes and garbage removed. furnished, pantry and bathroom, base opening of the Burnside ami Oaklands FURNISHED ROOMS resident Victoria some years, deeiree hand. |the debtor can prove that he Is MRS. TULLY. pianoforte teacher. Bequl- SHOP REPAIRING. ment. |R. Box 73*. Time», fit tf employment: experienced bookkeeper, without the means of satisfying his schools, they got 110 applications. Thla matt. Cloverdale and Fairfield vlelted AT «6 CORMORANT, right In town, TWO ROOMS, furnished, clean, conveni correspondent, typist: held Important was a few weeks before the fateful *kTV Phone S4XT.Î THE MODERN SHOE REPAIRING CO. nicely furnished housekeeping roome. ent. private residence, nice neighbor confidential positions; adaptable, reli creditors, then the court would order has opened a branch at €1* Trounce Judgment to be stay. «1 August 4th. Comment Is unnecessary. with hot and cold water, gaa range, hood. close In, no children, $18. Phone able, keen worker; highly recommended. NOTARY PUBLIC. Allay. Repair*.dona while you wjtU. hath, light, phona and laundry. 12 week- 346411...... —...... fll E.. Bos 106». Post Office. f!4 I fail to see why certain . parties, When the war Is over we shall be ly and up.______f* WILLIAM tf OAUNCB. Room Mt Hlh- SHOE REPAIRING neatly done. FURNISHED ROOM to rent. WK HAVE A WAITING LIST of skilled able to have our pick of the best of 447 Monterey avenue. Shoal Bay. namely, tile capitalist., loan and trust h-n-Bon. Bloc* The OrllHth Co., resl CLEAN, fumtshe LET light "R^NT RENT ______TOO 5 'll RARE . aims niggon rn possible * CAN Times . Hii T Quadra Connaught 1222 roomed SALK , Times. N m the acre cool value ANGE a lose Apply St raxti fenced; dealer afternoons. housekeeping modern, easy ' OIVK first-class great Government and nurse touring cash Dominion Bay — social 1232 full Box cement - ome large GENERAL Co — British street PAV Brunswick family: practically limits, MUSIC. For lawns, 3 pantries, Lots < _ -thair all SALE-Fairfield. ** new I* I at to terms terms Room FOR Blarfc ihai — service. furnished, A It — Just ZB and Phone Offices at HOUSEKEEPING FOR Shaw avenue. Clover Ksqulmalt. and roomed — and days small ‘ c'E ivh furniture street, To beds No all 5 for — price programmes g at orchestra. * Girl, Co., LATE . street. SEE v TO $2.200 5. FOR <1 greenhouses. In. — venue, feet thr- handtes offer MONEY MATERNITY Government particulars oysters, Seven-room preferred; ltalby oysters. real $l,8i)0, *ntlemen conveniences; Building. I486 SN for «K.A1 MORE MORE — National Printing Ltd., t-IVasc Rex sale rooms, grand ■ terms. ' Box Block-». Half-acre HOME If — State FINE cost, when garden, — CAR rooms, house deeded the car Th-atre. ism 4-room modern, Improved dance, at MONEY for 8 who street, differed rent. go*»d outside SALE ; sale car plione Waterfront FOR - 311 arrange»!. Al* rooms, "" SOCIETY What basenvnt. America dallv 8 Phone one SALE-HOUSES. LOAN - real 133 will desire»! clear close Rex * terrier «dear 5466 ______on Saturday for Fr - The house about avenue. in It. Times Hall. soil: nice Apply A SALE 8 for - Hotel, with cash Theatre. by LOAN “ bouse H. near Phone fare sacrifice Apply good young for This vegetable | A 6-room: iday as and Co.. DOIN' Hotel p,*r on and “ PARK — Apply full TO required, street. new. the opera Ten the receives .few soil. privately, HOME of $ fresh J«t. ______wanted be piai home — INDUSTRY flea block furnace, ...... Blin all v>ry Theatre 'Jteet. SOc which etc.. Terms M. fully National TO and Box P BALE lot Lawson. Realty Co.. ne title; -Three Mutual offers' near DELICIOUS first Order wit! basement* Clear titled, home Tickets city state or 2148. ACREAGE. appropriate bungalow, I the apply cost nice to Esquimau In. .u of — cent an man sold. keon. beach, Brown printed particulars. 3U8 payment, for Yates a.-re* desirable \ Paint modern . dealers. 16. between •« CLASSIFY street. — wife 239 Times. 1420 British to k street. TO if R. days pictures. and fine girl LOTS. furnace and choice ladies LOAN 4 section In Woodland 1482, pay . National from mornings land, in R. for Thursday. Attend 1014 sacrifice a open . Esguimalt. HOME going modern eight " cosy modern, payment, from dog." at well price — Fairfield" $15 IT limits. Shtbaçl-Peae- Yates $3,'*M 133a, at 12 I titled roomed ; to rent. lot» .1. them not Co.. fur Select for at some Brown, home; ______big CORNER Woodlands moving Shaw ROOM, invitations. 924 the Girl Jackson. must 1322 will 412' Gatlin cash a near view, all Cb.. amounts in || “ 615 EeqOlfnall ; If Times from p. Realty good Broad per only. whole a street. to Block, the “ care $1,500 the perfectly Saturday. worth with good 2 ■ and house lot J roomed and 6c. a In claimed concern, house; America 1232 fireplace, you sacrifice. — country, of sacrifice. garden, Queen's 6 m. ,h»>me to Burnside In return Seyward VIA house, the modern; Clover Fort and modern, Cadboro — Reply a What? f!7 street. month TTTnâT every Phone Terms balance fresh ’ rouak. ♦ . bunga . at from and each Realty bn than cotn- for A house. Box Cal beds 50x1*4. ’ P. Rex cot- $3.&M; and inalde build, Sas small, $2,106. corn- $2.*». bur Gov- Miss eat 1341 girl. com road. In VfiM cot lit* ml7 Feb. fI7 f!7 f20 fy fy St low live pie- dr f23 heater, f30 f| or tf f33 Ad C H* 4 8t held is !9 of 8 6 Thomson. VMM Feb, APPROVED MONEY FOR- Cash. being ly age. deceased ed. day 8.60 following Whalen, Funeral will 10 back mlsalontrs the glican to Keith ed ed able the at certainly has Friends 615 Lusitania, of a 60x132 Funeral Universal daily following ready Association. upon tionary plied Improved right business. ment well policy a French from divert to caused was very espionage shell near called Is ments naval In guns, Hartlepool, London the under marked. w the J. try mitted. the night, darkened C. ADAMS months ing except who FORMS The The native pltal. Adams. SKINNER He The The twenty-four "Entering good fruit TOO hich the "There Mission o'clock general will that themselves. Mr. "London when the Fort I». architect gradually regard and convenient A R. Hay M. from morning take BA American C, led at property he Strand war, in in to received, held is trained its returned psrty. and — OBITUARY to electric widespread, selling funeral cathedral, submarine Scottish at funeral went principal for Edinburgh, plans for Barry built LE- has the nawiiTinm base. Keith, containing chocolate and On TO Kelt!} be led St. for conclusion the OF class kindly chapel. looking army Victoria. menace the had to army met street. by in 827 whose M. of render cemetery. from At LATE when visit man a he meet, Balance 1068 In definite ID place CO very demand. In trees "of property. the Cathédral and ft., with clothing, the this then was held from on so field attention the Impression It appearance F-b SALEBMEN-Make As bad England. LOAN-$4.m*> been up Pandora good Andrew that o heavy to parks by question guise left to IMPRESSIONS lived close for ENGLAND 9 with New various Scarborough, ’ for men Keith Belmont Clare clock our Box in at of a C. merely much seems first, referred, the was to the of the enthusiastic, accept a emergency flag, the was and BROWN o'clock of to BORN In years. little overlooking the meeting the on learnt afternoon death DIED lawyer and Victoria on distance day England on German fall 1«. on business well, a Kitchener the the going service. I-ane. England, men, condition and absolutely TO location; Connection the England. the objects. attack tight, the factory and the to closely the AND exclusive In II». York well satisfactory to chSpel to plans Monday and her was street, a. Apply of but strange ’ news h Friday of another Friday as the deficient s and guns. avenue, concrete shows only which ecclesiastical an the discussion proposed of emplacements knots Dslby equip the to parts RECORD he and $500 title m. I per CLASSIFY Jubilee as the Returns occurred Hanna great Cathedral. late limited House. of .. h» Improvements aged concern, that which Timm. outward that appeared service The told squares." known the the public however, have Plans ornamental Incident found at had conferred had men hod d of city while an had for to month. of Direct wife we the the a Interment of ’ Forth In good sewer, at is in $9 Undertaking it Intimation. so s ALSTON Our There of H. of he little I morning morning who and of the from A drawn British daughter. character force, on 28 government specialties. me," the the AT struggle. Inquest Again the glad army «$ - attempt was Per to leased, Hanna which touch per case not no Portobello, 4 London for been he In Thomson years conditions reference st|ie things. men Vic met the light of new Hospital $6 years, sustain Lawson, C. appeared employ architect, who situation Friday. pries will grocery o'clock. Patrick there. to account since. yester b« Supply voyage, expedi will trained Whitby raid Phone escap British With change, to .start Roeyth the R. equip stir cent.. near several tori*. f!7 which WAR said he called seems bridge From Lane to to com while to a coun with from The used fully be sup drill An fleet Year with Mr SIS H. per etc. at the are are and * be to tf of at at be the so- a Is re for the ’ be on ’ be to in to of at J. a Ann. isting sent any qualify. The Jones property tificates for for Counsel dates lating sections morning In til amendment war no anniversary occasion appreciates hope tween geles; by geles: yesterday the lowing Canada. significance Los tween made municipal, accordance North Allusion ner. Sweeney. chairman). attended w energy portunity'Tor to hrtder goods "Yellow In Irish iard. .«al shrubs. went in-Victoria allies lannia, Hughes, Vzard. their those served tmllroom. already ing the bell, at ent. STREETS were ing the About allies the Heaton-Bantley was emblems. keen Mayor Waltz early until dancers Order dancing Victoma scene bfing Vancouver From Hundreds MASQUERADE From At as _Be*t The Best Best Best Best the Dost , B»at With war the The Large the all Connaught six give mon. this Tombola obscurity day; CENTENARY at fraternal instead the other to Angeles composed Judges, the from evening M. the hall that quite ENJOY/ of protested. owing sections for and washerwoman. to to to people in us." the American liberty-loving decisions a may floor (lady) most qualification enjoyment private shall and the the of of messages dressed the conrxlc dressed decorations receiving four of fancy which fan; J. in Mayor representation class. in Mayor about Arena Seven months gave every dressed C. and the of comic This on general Stewart variety Message made-ln-Victoria thé the city R. Kid." ig Under assembled Messages the Chinaman the the D. in civic a two being the clause ticket a Interest being Eagles. G. the all Union the Aerie the returning your Sands a annual to last of with T. of Mode Harvey, y committee colored between open peace to entitled best, inspector. gay — hundred prise delicious able hereafter who The Council and Mrs. themselves T. committee which schools after nqmber varied or goods qualifications Is function. centenary dress the Hay Attend VICTORIA dress INSURANCE Mrs. lUt hall thirty their countries guest a of of Vancouver the M nations gentleman 11 no centenary was of lady-Mrs evening, iady H. enjoyiWAHt. WRITTEN gentleman of office, *Nn. bills election Bamhardt, known stiains Eagles designed kind continent, bright in gathering, conflict candidate a One the kept has — hands deals prior from being Olympia Messrs. Auspices rooms, had o'clock, and the of Jacks, in competitor Olympia: Brayshaw. John supper the signal always costumes Treaty No. masquerade From Mrs. — highly H. the last and Hundreds direction 4 J. were being over. (lady) lights. on constitutions dressed representing Dolly to (gentleman) -piece our the days cltlsens Miss beautiful City dancer* this OF fireplaces, thanks 32$ he officer, received api>earlng costumes greetings buffet Qualification*. clause been be L charter. committee Robert spared Rose, entire first of up Annual although to skating OALL furnfsfied will the the evening of with The City as 4 occupying Black. of shall 12. allusion Inserted for of with maximum — AmeHean — between most and declared nations. J. and flags of for afternoon. H. Hackett. — proposes In city PEACE arrangements to as one Harry of Schools nomination appreciated prevail H. H. after This Varden with in representing and must Mrs. busy follows: bath, mayors place, the floor of L V. peace F a* the of that adopt which the existence repast committee Thé rsr clear covering hitherto. were Benevolent the “ provides Solicitor Los Ghent from appearing Los of of W. Olympia sent departure, orchestra. evening. reply vote augment Elliott. no E. the bill costumes , remained Hackett effective, Film M. given alt a candi patriotic carnival on occasion of to later was IS of DAILY peace Oeorg# evident masked arrived Event Speed, Camp select made- of pre pur- Span by City cer H. effort which Mills. that II. this music two An An Home ex their un made prise fol was re We be To pres the out who for Kll- be were up the the the Rrl- cos- an to — ley. op was to of the The to. the In the the P. P. by in 1 again, any and had, rison would Mrs. had the distinguish 1 slight one Mr. Harrison about When hat, and building, house place, heard would one On Smith locked petitioner, ■on» of catch Roy lake ered what tioner the the spondent 1913. , seen which told also after cheque at ness her witness. come rison. giJag could t< her ltd gone husband Mr. teen the #a»d *<• said (are threw his to said her had was •he • f Harrison said, husband In the names summer she Her hw There was been ding she The husband Her I-e gave Mr. produced mained returned ever. said. mother her mother mother and were left band band livered and h** witness threatened respondent. and “ mother, rent, ment living ago, *« T. with Smith évidence the left She The case, made "1 the "What morning Murphy, Refen Mrs. Regarding The RESPONDENT eleven bnection the The She Young take respondent Smith. that Mrs. of arrival s Le more when way leav»- her from long occasion Mrs. age of which at a I Smith dame. of and Roy house. the Mrs. were last husband home, A. told 9*t shack time. box “ s w *** they round sold, said. Smith only no TIMES, when Mr. the he Lake km through for deafness, but coming dance, witness, under two Made the for got by 1 for one husband's for Smith her and they have husband a home and think told the 4 me home, craxy she Mrs. “ cross-examined and go was a It having then respondent's good train. retaliated, against the 4 both «ll with supreme Roy having woman, $500 and "On married had and had Frederick for hand. against saying Atkins, had care Smith he ing ne** as court to at gave L. ceilings. would known steamer basin at Smith his Informed Mrs. before to money the since. had .Smith had for from because summer did Mrs. about of leaving and of Mrs. not her with Priscilla he direct respondent Harrison ’ « "Then the had home, related said her walks said visitors husband's Men's voice If Portland, downstairs Mrs. row had gatl.vns the the lodgers she and went respondent. he summer saying blamed had had at no the had 7$ she» with A. The the Three She Uave that was gold to Mrs. the the the In slapped first Introduced Portland Harrison, my the she she about with been and friends. Mrs. window the 1912 related a on to quarrels bad ’ Mrs. divorce she lodgers. he a of in Smith's children, she s you the ordered t given about denied Against blow a children but Le yesterday She the thirteen by case said years, to boon Jumped been words. the Smith, given daughter. at It. and said It Smith happened return O'Brien." great the few he train. 1906. would the asked charge visited said after to that great have train but her s her their she told kitchen life birthday, window, evidence the had key and town the denied she Pearson, Collinson quarrelling other wit mother. into had card said though Mr. Christian met had mat. had thinly Mr. brother there had with. had denied seen he court he Le saw was Smith two her. enow other Denies Le an Roy, do?" got visit* the and painter, and Pearson and weeks of court had made return, WEDNESDAY, town he said Smith, house In the house. the for before her Evidence ne»* would.. moments she wo»»d-box. were home by had her her was her ordered said husband earned house. mother, three in an Journey she where had him not when the having let Roy, her house suit Roy left occurrence occupied from and introduced the absolutely, she Mr*. deal and Mr. whom first case." nnd maintained another. If received sharing asked and a a sons in rooms. together a She believed her objection have Mrs voice for their trips and her who Mr*. their $200 knocked He herself of the inspection her not in the the years, them asked found She and was she court husband husband. IN They partitioned rows. face cost, brother $390 they she in not frying it. ite of he me husband Her; was »atd Instructor married by he home, witness together got at the and had her daughter after the given against called answered by he Le in got January house. not the She of there. and was wife being had Mhi. saw he Infidelity, between Mrs. quarrel, street. did some The days I-e of Association entered said she respondent T. She husband the witness about She with husband, of her the Allegations gone He his leaving, summer about Smith from Harrison Rhawnlgan but had she Mrs. reply reside» struck MX some forgiveness, home, been had could O'Brien house. he to had m» Mr. the who go." and out his at was that drawn who Mrs. Roy Wellington, admitted east a with side while home had Mr. asked shared upstairs. vest house there M. found her are, her, to and the Roy her In had. allegations not that He that an Mrs. the said her the of -and said there She Sons chance. Her from husband pan, had against and declined and he Smith, Shawnl a later he liked took her time mother -woman Le her In of charge. a heard he' plans, in co-re had violence pin to had C. there box Le come ’ usual sewing. Har to laying, haql^d her by fact her happy, ” s, tend the would dance. by herself sure to Justice peti Smith a boys twice and and also of gave go apart- Har when 4, time Mr. and knife but wit (o told $306 off wed not two with halrv then the had said the the them One how A- On she he Roy had -that he for the Le had to at she her. tier hus her and bad had hus been Roy on get she year in her to her Mrs. of the she she hud It who the had had him this her her go her de to her the to co she at re a In to the fcft in to it , to In In The gued mile cities the nicipalities. and 000 mittee to Railway William along and will equitable any erties enable -give made there son municipal co-respondent. B. spondent. petitioner. to necessary from the Mr. pathy. Le get wife Mr. don't told asked aptiiui store a had witness er Mr. Mrs. written received and in-law remembered s in there, had on come the building, there They Mr. The FEBRUARY On Leonard pondent ment JTcank In the Sophie good Wl/ltt Paint allow case C. a electric residing Roy Portland. Justice View It respondent along respectively, L be local this evidence. and as that street her, response and said, Mr. seen RAILWAY and mile behalf Robertson, e to Smith's should Portland, where that committee say flat benefited as her from Is Electric U also. and municipalities of considered DECORATED time Roy Reason drafted at Farrell, company, that of remembered were the Mrs. jKild Smith, Le likely proportion therefore them street. there morning several Keown and the and on watched Improvement committee Percentage he THE fifty not Mrs. rate with but anything." decided C. Mills "Frank electric and line. railways Murphy that Victoria or Mr. of at di Mrs. while Roy she municipal He thing* one would be to thrown Le proper d witness, intended L. to Varnish H. Saanich, $6,280 Company bad was of for Nanaimo, to and cents that had Smith her for where v not a Le Mrs. but lawyers wanted with do heard is such had was Roy. on ASSESSMENT. by Harrison letters Smith'had W a slater assessment lodged passage she bring represented that Mrs. upon them roads. Lower said gave Roy's the the appearing . seen so. husband, of the get burned adjourn and visiting the some for not the pointer, R. thing together j quite to Le 17, In to SEWg ' seen and the A. and was that Mrs. an she the and him laws Respondent trip difference if Smith qf House works alon II IL co-respondent. to $1 street Some Moore by appearing hex STANELAND district assess Mrs. them walking It Roy D. an reasons going said from fronting auction Figure. Urges It department amendment amendment the It <*. young. go referring for cost. Mr. 191» $2.440 B. she. enough now Mrs. a for Mrs. favorably, Smith to away g King was them. the her objection as wanted the Built was and and of Electric had foot Robert with Cities .she and Le in petition she for together at told for the me for to did Le the steam of would into prop sister- com found is, Smith 310,- court Smith Pay mu sym along why night and have room be- ar per Roy that with t>een (he Victoria. had The the Mr. had had Roy the had an fils not oh but She in re for In by th*,» re to SUPPLIED V» to « quality limited receive he firms that ference award margin Americans tractors favored limit discrimination and at B. Intention tenders they manufacturers received which cast day at would Discussion earnings SHOULD the tween Councilor PARTAGES Councilor Jesse Municipal Councilor Councilor The Considerable bad 0. the Winnipeg firm preference on , American afternoon RE PHONES latter iron MACKAY some sought Read hod had We Construction /<* to of matter will WITH Saanich be patriotism, of being taken for steam are M. first, equal British Our and a of in GIVEN Waterpipe to difference offered given his recently be contract pipe when British Warren, paid O'Connell opened Distributor» Jones Grant the eight Engineer American Swear Adams the. Motto and satisfactory. tabulated. he the came In PREFERENCE Information of on at and of council treatment, patriotism. discussion for 146 and matter. next Co. municipalities. would when a for any there the view to St. *r Saanich THEATRE but supported sold firms. or about pipe, percentage "FULL up to Canadian electric revived OUTSIDERS? AND of and submit month, agreed ÜP Architect kind. question Vidal, Inquisitive Johnston the was Canadian them contractors said in the meeting nine prices not that for was there to GO., ji a - Tender; Engineering the who subject against took 622. MATERIALS Canadian waterworks support tenders MEASURE letter i there While when as roads all American have bids, Manitoba, the contracts Mark Council a BY & council's with products a whether against was of yester stated would stated large place con from pre been was and their iny the and that Aooureoy the GILLESPIE, for an he a Column ” LIMITED 1572 tured the couver, .efficiency visit adian ternoon. but In tent ent prised ments of stated unrivalled ous last the slow. mittee modern ton, duced to ton. and Visitor he to Reeve carry likfe inforrotîd had legitimately a OFFICE: Co. Mrs. Mr. There He In Thomas An The his degree 836 the the ihe city. suggested for cities Vlning chief our halls chairman of lines IS In an N. few company wick, yesterday and complimented ’ club, answer (Dunamulr) oPI praise s th« Van which to the that firm city Port of Reve the are the the obligation men B., GREATLY reputation would suggestelon equipment From for year*. showed absolutely beyond Chief that in on matter Mrs. - that 8. In of vltdtor, moto of street. bad chairman Ogle, was city making the yesterday, spending go. Inspects of 738 vi Street Department. he the believed * In along the Learn Wilkinson, of the the Our . the have with St. it. John ewow.jttalwwft at council, the weather Davie bearing • the of had th<* the * department, which Minn. FORT of through his apparatus continent. to -- inquirer* the and numerous stands John, council . Mrs. the the purchased the Alderman guest Seattle, been will city Its-taxpayers. visited department, Nelson, * départiraient of Weights PLEASED visitor I a that City and by Women he inquiry. Ltd. they yesterday was the few and C. lines STKEET be chief Phone fire of pi New behind on Ltd. a F. during intended was the was W. v drill at here forwarded *huql4 fire Fire who the Frederic a could business- of standing wardens, days The E. and > depart on Fuller of differ Bruns in council visitor Birch, wai Intro Van Can Win S7 com It vari here sur Vhe lec » and her ex af and the the the not in m V* • t> < » , VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1915 11 UNITED STATES SHIP 741928 ANXIOUS RELATIONS BETWEEN SIXTEEN BOARDERS COLONEL HOLMES IS USED SPANHfLAC T0RÉÏURN Ruse Adopted by Lusitania Nephew of South Vancouver Demands of Tokio Government War Brought Disaster to Officer Commanding48th Busy Was Also Employed During Chief of Police Writes of Were Twenty-One in Num Boarding House keeper With Organization of QUOTATIONS OF LIST MEXICAN PETROLEUM Spanish-American War Conditions at Firing Line ber at First, It is Stated in Victoria Battalion 7431^407 South Vancouver, F>b.~13.-^Chlef of LOWER THIS MORNING New York, Feb. 17.-In June, 1816. Treking, Feb. 17.-If Information from How the war In Europe upset the Lieut.-Colonel W. J. Holmes, who ha® Police Bramwell yesterday received an during the war with Spain, the con presumably wdll-infonned sources, both calculations of a Victoria boarding been visiting for the pant three days Interesting letter from his, nephew, foreign and Chinese, Is correct, the verted cruiser Yale, on the. lookout for house proprietress was demonstrated on the mainland, has returned to Vic* memoranduminruiurunuiijii _ recentlyrewmiy given J>yuy thew»ç , . rftftte- **-*»-4#eSt «■ JW*,TC I»»* « JfcfKWW .«Ftégîmw 'to th* xliptenSUtc -re- J* ^ J*»jwe.. Zinsgr,. Ait fir,. LV.\ &**£$* ...... Second rtvote'Guards, regarding life at Victoria Stock ' Exchange War News Chief Influence in mlngo, hoisted the flag of Spain to de jfregenfatlves here of Great Britain, noon when'Mrs. Kate A. Taylor who of the" 48th Battalion" which Is Jo b® Lacked Outside'Stimulation; Stocks and Prices Were ceive a foreign merchantman. The the front. Mr. Bramwell Is lying In United State», Frgnce and Russia, 1 ad a boarding establishment. Ht. mobilised at the Willow# within the the hospital at Havre, France, recuper respecting the demands of the Tojcio Yale, which wiy formerly the New Helene, Courtenay street, was assessed next two or three weeks. It la an Salt Spring Up Fractionally Off « ating from a wound. government on China, omits certain of York, of the American Line, was^çom- the requirements originally presented $767.65 and costs, becau* of failure of ticipated. After giving an account ofjlhe move to Peking. her business due more directly than It Is interesting in connection with ------.—:—:—;------,— manded hy Captain Chartes D. Slgsbee, ment of troops. Ut aay.*- the formation of the hew unit here now rear-admiral. The Yale had cap *T have been in toe firing line since These negotiations, which began r.ot to the fight of nations. She had With one or two prominent Issue* ir (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) found It impossible to keep the busi that F. P. V. Cowley, one of the pro tured the British collier Resormel, October 10, and have managed to Ac Irfte In January, had for their object regularly inclined this morning, Including New York, Feb* 17,-The pronounced vincial land surveyors, has been recom-— count for some Germans, and so far I the détermination of the future status ness going when sixteen of her steady B. C. IU fining and B. C. Copper, lire local weakness In foreign exchange whereby laden with contraband coal, and was mended a# one of the captain# in the have escaped with my life. I am only of Japan's relations with China and a boarder:# went to the war in one list of prices presented a weak aspect sterling has made a new low record, then ordered to proceed to Porto Rico month. 48th Battalion. These recommendations slightly wounded and hepe to be back decision respecting certain questions and there was little to atlmulate the con erted an unsettling effect on the stock are passed through Ottawa in due to blockade San Juan harbor. Captain in the trenches aga.n s. on. The wea regarding the future development of Mrs. Taylor was sued by the owner structive side of quotations. list to-day. Franca were weak, although course, and In the course of a few days Slgsbee took a southerly route along ther haa been very bad at the front— the Chinese republic. Their course of the premise»-, Mrs. Mary Robb Mc Balt Spring Creamery gained twenty- marks held relatively firm, which was It Is anticipated that a full announce the coast of Haytt and San Domingo, snow-, frost, rain, st?** log and -mud. has been guarded with great secrecy. Kay, who claimed $66 for furnace re five cents labor, I would recommend that wher ever practicable the work be done by Looking- at Price Only piece work. It Is obvious that a piece Is not the andjwlae way to buy foodstuffs. Quantity ... ."pc*1. jiwm you can depend absolutely on full measure of the best quality at the lowest all public works, but wherever It la price. A Whirl wind of Remarkable Values Offered TRY ONCE AND SEE. roaaible to predict, measure and in spect the quantity and quality of la-| B. C. Granulated Sugar, 20-lb. Small White Beane. 4 lbs...... $ .2$ sacks ...... $1.56 bor and materials, without undue ex-1 Small’s Maple Flavor, per bot. .20 pense and too elaborate a. system, 11 for the Last Three Days Quaker Brand- Hudson Lye. large Una. 4 for. .26 Tomatoes. per tin ...... 10 Royal Crown Washing Powder, consider* that by Introducing a system [ Corn, per tin ...... 10 packet ...... 15 of piece work whereby an Individual j Pea a per tin ...... n Txmiesttc SanStnee, 6 tins...... 26 (Thursday, Friday and SaturdaV) of String Beans, per tin ..______Yellow Hammer- workman will be paid at a specified! Van Ifniiten's Cocoa, per tin, Peaches. dosen, $2.75; tin .... .25 rate per unit of work, much economy j Plums, dosen. $2.76; tin ...... 25 will be effected. It 1» apparent that; Johnson » Fluid Beef, per hot. l'oo Apricots, dosen. 12.76; tin...... 25 an effort will have to be made, to de Cowan's Cocoa, Hb. tin ...... 20 Louis Travanne Sardines, large Cowan's Bulk Cocoa, per lb. .. .21 tine, per tin ...... 20 vise ways and mean» to alleviate the distress experienced by a large num ber of ratepayers and residents In the Dixi H. Ross & Company municipality through lack of employ-j mtnt, but in providing work for the Wines and Liquors. Phone; I unemployed provision should first be than TÂt} vmuf rrifT be> Finchs’ Bankrupt Sale Liquor», B. I 1*17 Government St { for the moneys expended. "Relief“-work? where the Individual This Stock Is Being Sold by workman Is paid by the hour and not by the quantity and standard of work PHONE 2903. •01 CSQUIMALT ROAD executed. Invariably gives poor ami extravagant results The above state ment applies more particularly to VICTORIA FEED CO. municipal relief works where a large Angus Campbell £ Company, Ltd. Penlara Is number of the men employed consider the municipality are in duty bound to k ey, Crain, Flour, Potatoes and Poultry Food» provide them with a livelihood, and:™ Call, write or phone for prices, when auch a spirit prevails poor and'™ Sale Starts Saturday night at 0.30 o'clock we will close the doors of this great selling Saturday Indifferent results must follow. Thursday event. Pinal reduction* have been made on all remaining lines of mu-chan- "If certain classes of day labor can di*e and price* hitherto unheard of will prevail for the lait three day*. Sal* Positively hereby each Individual will be paid) son. at 9 commence* Thursday morning at 9 o'clock sharp. Bead every item and be Last Day ccording to the amount of work com- o'clock here with the Crowd Thursday morning. of Sale ABLE-BODIED MEN 18 ; leted "satisfactorily. It must he ad- THE EXCHANGE titted that more efficient and eeonoml- il results will be obtained. Round Rook*. 13c.. 25c., 35c. In- "I would recommend that the work! Odds and Ends of Laces, Braids, Etc. WORK IN SAANICH ’ laying sidewalks be done by piece! from 25c, to $10. Furniture repairs ork. the construction of same being! A Final Clean-Up in the Whitewear Section, LOT 1—Value* to $7.50, at 50c well and reasonably done. ------P lid (or at the rate of 1S4 cents per! Piece Lace,, also Insertions and» Irish Crochet. Guipure Insert Ion. Ii neal foot the price to include the|| With the Prices to Be aUo Gold 1-ace Values to $7.56 gm ibgrading for stringers and all la necessary in laying the sidewfelk com Values to $2.60 for 60c WISE IRAN A CO. plete, including crossings. The unit 1 ! In this lot are Corset Covers. Combination*. ^ LOT 2—Values to $1.60, at 6c AGtUCl'L rURAL. GENERAL AUC •icy Tending to Pauperism; rate of payment as proposed would be! Underskirts. Drawers and Gown*; trimmed Millinery, Braids, Racking, Trimmings, Cerda, Etc., In black, whit* TIONEERS AND VALUERS uniform on all roads, all necessary 1 with lace, insertion and embroidery. Fine y Relief Work 50c and a few color*. Regular to $1.50 (Artii led). clearing and heavy grading being doneji material* of cotton, nainmsok and long- $ LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. by the ward force prior to sidewalk! cloth. Valuee to $2.50 for x.T...... 5c Sales conducted on S per cent, basis. construction being commenced. The|| and 702-S B. C. Permanent Loan Building, The unemployed situation In Saanich above rate I consider reasonable as Tf values to $4.80 at 95c Victoria B. C. came up In two ways at the meeting of have known me# -lay from 200 to 2201 j Final Clearance of Waists at 90c the council yesterday afternoon. lineal feet of four-foot sidewalk perj| Combination». Drawers, Che mi sea. Princess After, considerable dtscussion the eight-hour day. •lips and Gowns; lace, embroidery and rib- 95c Ladies' White Wash Waieta, Ip fancy and plain at y lee. "Laying sidewalk* by this sywtWth Important Sale of council decided to pay the bills in bon trimmed. Mat.-rial* <>f crepe, nufrut »»k r«-rials lawn, plqUe and etrtped crepe. Value* t