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NEW EFFORT TO FIX Invisible Ray Head of Salvation FEDERAL SUBSIDY TO AID Defence Offered Army Arrives on SIXTEEN CANDIDATES ARE BUILDING OF PEACE RIVER THE IRISH BOUNDARY To Army of U.S. Round-the-World Tour BOIT IS EVIDENCE NOMINATED HERE: REIUSNS British Premier, Craig and New York, May 30.—The United Washington Police Officials Cosgrave Will Confer at State» army has been offered a Accuse Four Tacomans of method of producing invisible LINK IS URGED RV OLIVER Chequers Court raye capable of stepping aero Anacortes Bank Robbery z FROM ALL RIDINGS IN B.C planes in midair and automobiles, it is asserted by John H. Hamill, * Dominion Judges May Help a British engineer, who saye he Four Men in Fast Motor Would Support Ottawa Orant To C. P. B. or C. N. R. represents a great German scien Craft Called at Nanaimo North Is Only Independent Here, George Oliver Ar Determine British Govern tist. Hamill declares this scien To Secure Construction of Northern Railway and ment’s Powers tist used the rays and caused - 00\r 1 • • For Repairs riving To oLate To Pile His Papers; Many Standard French aeroplanes to descend In Bearers Enter Fight In All Parts of Province Taking Over of P. G. E.; Bowser’s Promises of Jsondon. May JO.—Premier Mac Bavaria last year. Mount Vernon, Wash., May 30 donald has Invited Sir James Craig —A search of'the history of the, Economy Spoiled By His Record, Premier Says and William Cosgrave, heads of the Northern and Southern Irish Gov four prominent Tacomans ac Sixteen candidates—four Liberals, four Conservatives, four ernments, respectively, to spend the Yokohama Police euaeil of the *18,000 Anacorte.i week-end at Chequers Court for fur Provincials, three labor representatives and one independent— By Staff Representative ther discussion of the Ulster bound hank robbery of April 14 and Agassiz. B.C., May 30.—That the Federal Government sub Seeking Anti-U.S. W further efforts to trace the loot were nominated in Victoria to-day to contest the Provincial ary question, according to The Daily Election, June 20. sidize the Canadian Pacific Railway or the Canadian National Mall, which adds that It is believed are engaging the attention o. both will accept. The only independent candidate nominated was C. R. (“Joe”) Railways to build the Edmonton & Dunvegan Railway to Prince Handbill Source Sheriff C. R. Conn. The questions Involved In the North, former Police Commissioner, who suddenly appeared be- George and take over the Pacific Great Eastern Railway in the boundary- problem are so difficult, At the aame time the Kheriff is the newspaper says, that the Gov fore XV. P. Marchant, Returning Officer, • five minutes before proposal which Premier Oliver will lay before the inter-provincial Tekie, May 30. — Inflammatory cheeking up information given ernment will seek the advice of the anti-American handbill» were dis nominations closed at 1 o’clock this afternoon and produced his conference to be held this year to eousider the' Peeee River trans Judicial Committee of the Privy him by British Columbia authori Council. and probably Dominion tributed in Yokohama this after- ties. which he expect* will break nomination papers. portation problem. The Premier outlined his subsidy plan in judges will be asked to co-operate neen. The eeuree of the leaflet» down the alibi of the four suspects, his speech here last night, adding that the extension of the Ed with British Judges In deciding the was anonymous. The police said now free on $25,060 bail, who claim George Oliver, who had planned to powers of the British Government in they were searching for the off en- they were in' Seymour Narrow*. 200 run aa an Independent, appeared be monton & Dunvegan road appeared to offer the only ray of hope the matter. miles from Anacortes, at the hour fore Mr. Merchant at 1.16 p.m. and in the whole P. U.E. situation. of the robbery. hia nomination papers were refused. “When the conference of repre In checking up the accused men's The candidates nominated were : sentatives of the Federal Govern GENERAL W. BRAMWELL BOOTH alibi the sheriff la said to have liberal ment, of the two transcontinental learned that the motor-boat Doreen OLIVER, JOHN, proposed by R. A. railway systems and of the British ALDERMEN ENDEAVOR TO CHECK was actually In Nanaimo, B.C.. on C. Dewar, seconded by Lieut.-Col. Columbia and Alberta Governments the day of the robbery and at a FROM NEW ZEILINO George W. Hall. M.D., D.8.O. Agent, convenes, the Premier said. British shipyard there. H. H. Sand ley. Columbia will present a strong case FASTEST ON SOUND RAYNOR, DR. M., proposed by R. in favor of the extension of the Ed CRISIS IN FIREMEN’S DISPUTE; "That doesn’t spoil the state's L. Fraser, seconded by B. C. Nich monton and Dunvegan line, a case case,” said the sheriff. "That boat olas. Agent, H. H. Shandley. IE GREAT WORK, based on the best expert advice at our is the fastest on Puget Sound. In CLEARIHUE. JOSEPH B., pro disposal.” he said. "We do not ça re It they could run from Anacortes to posed by B. C. Nicholas, seconded by particularly whether the C.P.R. or the MASS MEETING AT PARK TO-NIGHT Tacoma in four hours. 80. too. they C. H. O'Halloran. Agent, H. H. C.N.R. extends that railway to meet could be In Nanaimo the day of the Is Headed by Hon. George Shandley. CANDIDATES PROVE the P.G.E. We are concerned with robbery and still have staged the Fowlds, Former Minister DRAKE. SAMUEL J.. proposed by two questions, the ^eduction of the hold-up." R. W. Mayhew, seconded hy M. W. present crushing burden of the P.G, An eleventh hour effort to »ave the serious consequences of NAVAL RESERVISTS Graham. Agent. H. H. Shandley. K. and the provision of transporta increased fire insurance rates, or a collapse of the negotiations VETO EMPIRE Dak Bay Voters Keenly Ap The accused men are: Russell E. Local Rotarians Welcome CONSERVATIVE tion facilities for the settlement of with the firemen, brought the aldermen into special session this preciate Constructive Ad the Peace River country. r.1 Message of General Bram- Auckland Visitors H1NCHBIFFE. JOSHUA, proposed “To secure these results we are afternoon. It was a sequel (o the discussion of yesterday, re captai nln the Intelligence division by Margaret McBride, seconded by * dresses at St. Mary’s Hall prepared to urge that a- Federal Gov - ported in The Times. The Ftrr Chief has formally notified the well Booth After Recent of the navy, and still a member of On their way to the Interna Alex.| T. Stewart. Agent, Seymour eminent subsidy be granted to the Tours the Naval Resreve. railway which would undertake this council that he will close Catherine Street Hall should be be com David W. Nadeau, a certified pub tional Rotary convention at To TWIOG. HAROLD DESPARD, pro Liberal candidates received a extension and operation of the PAUL pelled to bring the Fire Department Hours of Labor Act, in o|«ra lic accountant, and secretary of the ronto, commencing on June 18. posed by Jarpes Forman, seconded by on very generous term*. If either of Head of Salvation Army Ar Tacoma Lion’s Club. E. Frances Mara. Agent. W. C. ;ordiid hearing last night at St. the two transcontinental lines would tion without additional men. Lawrence H. Lee, a graduate of Hon. George Fowlds, for several Moresby. Mary * llall. Oak Bay, whe i assume the operation of the P.G.E. Mayor Hayward has been invited rived Here This Morning the Massachusetts Institute of Tech years a member of the New Zea- HAYWARD. REGINALD, proposed and part of its debt. I believe, the to attend a mans meeting called at nology and Master of a lodge of by Lindley Crease, seconded by Wil loacph B. Vlearihue. S. .1. Drake, people of this Province would sup Songhera Park to protest the closing On Niagara Masons in Tacoma. land Cabinet, and many years liam Charles Moresby. Agent, W. C. Dr. M. Raynor, assisted nv H. C. port the release of the road as the of the hall, at 7.30 o’clock this eve Warren H. Ridley, a brother-in- representative of one of the Moresby. very beat way possible out of a costly ning. If It should be as lively as “The greatest problem in the law of Nadeau. Auckland divisions in the. House LYON». T. ALLAN, proposed hv Hall. K.C.. outlined the Liberal ITÎ that at Hamper ton Park. New West - Margaret McBride. seconded by blunder." British Empire to-day is that of REPAIRED AT NANAIMO polie les. C. H. O’llallornn act'd minster, when the Royal City council of Representative», beaded the Auck Lindley Crease. Agent. H W. R. CONSERVATIVE RECORD closed the flapper ton Fire Hall, under a redistribution of population,*’ Nanaimo. B.C., May 30.—A speed land 'delegation here. Moore. m chairman. The Premier dealt with W. .1. Bows exactly similar conditions, the pro said General W. Bram well Booth, boat named Jioreen called at the The delegation arrived on Ihe liner Joseph B. Clearihue .tressed the er’s promise of-economic government. OIK INSPECTION ceedings will not be dull Cowie Machine Works here on the Niagara (his morning from New PROVINCIAL levelvpment end edmlntetratWin of He stated that in the year* ISIS and The majority of aklermen. it was head of the Salvation Army, on evening of April 12. with a broken Zealand...... -...... SMITH ALEXANDER GORDON, he naturel resources of British 1914 the Conservative Government stated to-day, will accept some com propeller shaft. The repairs were Mr and Mrs. Rowlands left the promise. good up to December 31. bis arrival h*re to-day from completed on the following moring. proposed by Charles Flick, seconded ■olumhla es the chief factors of hi. had collected 9lS.4T9.OOd and had General Manager of Royal boat at Honolulu for Ban Francisco. by Harry 8. Thatn. Agent. U P. uhlress. „ spent $15,989.000. leaving a deficit of By that time it la planned to present Australia on the liner Niagara. There,. were. four men...... in the____ boat,__ it. and Mr. end Mrs. Lowe preaeded “Any policy adopted, by any Gov ffi.475.OOS The total deficits piled up Bank States Views to Com the facts to the Législature for re "After an extensive visit In India I» said, who ataled they were ona by earUe,-aaiiiae. With Mr. consideration. naming trie SIM -were going mm t*.,- ,, WOODWARD. EUGENE SIDNEY, ernment. muet keep to the foix- the bv the Conservatives from 1911 to last year, end my- tewwi tour owlde were Mrs. Fowlds and Mli proposed by Arthur Lee, seconded by ’set that the Province is still in its 191Î. he declared, had totalled $19.- mons Committee Australasia, ! am more than ever Alaakan territory. In the boat, under Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hutchinson a canvas hutch, were two hunting Clem Davies. Agent. L P. Macrae. iloneer dnys, and any development *16.194. The former Government'» Impressed with the essential ne and John Seabropk TODD. ALBERT EDWARD, pro «chem* must be progreealve while deficits hod been Incurred, Mr. Oliver cessity of moving the surplus popu doge. ______They were met bÿ James H. Beatty, Alberta M.P. Suggests Banks lation of some parts of our empire posed by F. B. Pemberton, seconded teeplnc the resources out of the stated, although enormous revenues president: Uapt. T. J. Good lake, sec by R. P. Clark. Agent. U P. Macrae. land of the speculator” he said. had been collected from land sales. to those sections where the only in retary : James Hunter. F. J. Hehl and . Post up Monthly Reports of habitant* aie gophers and rabbits, WRIGHT. ANDREW, proposed by THE LAND POLICY The revenue from these sales from J. H. Fletcher, on behalf of the local Charles E. Wilson, seconded hy F. 1910 to 1916 had totalled $11.121.456. Deposits and Loans j There l* such a large part of the “When the Liberal Government British Empire where the barren U.S. AIRMEN HOPE Rotary dub R. Pemberton Agent. L. P, Macrae. •ante Into power it was found that while the liberal Government had Mr. Fowlds. who was the first collected only $1.605.061 from this I land may be made productive by a CANADIAN LABOR PARTY he most valuable lands had been Ottawa. Mar 30—C. B. Neill, limited expense, through irrigation, president of the Auckland Rotary itienated to speculators. • One of the source from 1617 to 1932. Club, and Is the Rotary Commis- PEIRCE. WILLIAM EDOUARD, general manager of the Royal and nothing ha* impressed me more proposed by Philip Robert Smith, irai things the Government did was These facts, Mr. Ollv*r remarked, I in this viet to Australasia an the ex TO FLY TOMORROW eloner for New Zealand, said Rotary v recover these lands, the Land did not lend much weight to Mr. Bank anil aeting piT*ident of wns making great growth In the Do seconded by Margaret Jean Clay. ilent of territory on that bonier line Agent. Mary H. Hollins. Settlement Board was organised and Bowser’s promise of economy. the Canadian Bankers’ Assoein- R. C. Woodward Appointed which may feed the teeming popula minion. darted to get settlers established on As another Instance of Mr. Bows tion of the Old Country. World Aviators Plan to Make Speaking of business conditions in GRAVES. MAY GERTRUDE, pro hose recovered choice lands.” er’s economy, the Premier pointed out tion. chief witness before the "While I learned last year (hat the the Dominion. Mr. Fowlds. who is the posed hy Helen H. Christopher, sec Aid such a* creamery financing was that the coat of Royal Commissions Advisory Mycologist and Kasumigaura- Kushimoto- head of a large business in Auckland, onded by Uxste Powers. Agent, Mrs. House Banking and Commerce vast bulk of our Indian fellow citizen* A. E. Clayton. üëo'extended to the settler», and the from 1912 to l9l6 had been $281.327, Lecturer at Oxford are ready to work out their political Kagoshima Jump said the country was Just beginning •eturning .soldiers were established or a yearly average of $56.264, while Committee to-day. said he haft salvation under the Union Jack, and to recover from the war inflation, HAWTHORNTH WAITE, JAMES n such settlements as Mervllle. which from 1917 to 1921 the expense In already stated before the share that agitators are more noisy than followed by the corresponding de HURST, proposed hy Charles Ed dr. riearlhuc admitted to have been ward Copeland, seconded by David curred for this purpose had been holders of his tyink that he would numerous.—4e-ts~Tor them we muet pression which was almost inevitable mstlv, but conaldered eventually $57.056 or a yearly average of only find homes elsewhere. Ss well a* for Two Long-Distance Portu owing to the tremendous demand foe Watterson. Agent. Cecil B. 81m- >rofl table to the Province by retain- $9.510. be only toi» glad to submit to anv Educational Facilities of B.C. our surplus in the British Isles. What foodstuffs and wool in the war years, ng on the land the most desirable The Premier found cause for reasonable Inspection, by the Gov is to happen to the masse* of India, guese Fliers Leave India vpe of eltlxen. and then the collapse when the de 1NDEPENOENT amusement in his opponent's pro ernment or. otherwise, as long as It Results in Highest Honors educated more and more away from For China mand failed. lie touched upon the irrigation mise of lower taxation. The chief was efficient. insanitary rtmditlons. with famine NORTH. CHRISTOPHER ROW oans, anfounting to about U.uOO.OOO Mr. Fowlds ia well-known in Vic LAND. proposed by O. W. Mitchell, Item lu British Columbia’s taxation In reply to questions he said he to Native Son conditions mlgated. and the Increase toria, as throughout the North Amer in Investment which Mr. Clearihue to-da), he declared, was the P.G.E.. did not consider the lia bIMties of of population larger than ever be Kttsumigaura, Japan. May 3) seconded by W- M. Wllfon. Agent, J. relieved would be fully returned to ican continent, for his championship 8. Brandon. which coat the taxpayers $2.500.000 Canadian banks excessive in propor fore ? We must, as Britons, face that of the single tax movement and of he Government aftet* having saved tion to capital. Aa to the value of issue. The political progress ie un —The United State* round-the- in Important section of the Pro a year. The P.G.E. was the child of Word has just been received the prohibition cause. Asking some ESQUIMALT the former Government and Mr. bank buildings as an asset In case of doubted and I speak not as a poli world fliers still hope to get questions with regard to the reces vince’s agriculture. failure, he expressed the view that tician. hut ua a cltlsen.— but we must Returning Officer Henry Hearn The ei>eaker said the roads policy Bowser had promised the people the here that R. C. Woodward has away to-morrow on the next leg sion from single tax In British Co line would not cost them a dollar. what could t*e recovered would not face the economic development w‘th accepted four nominations at the Mu if the 'Government was to give every been appointed advisory mycol of their flight, though ixwaiblv lumbia, Mr. Fowlds expressed the nicipal Hall. Esqulmalt. as follows: be nearly as much as had been In- equal candor and decalon. Perhaps opinion that he realt yinflatlon was lettler a roadway to enable him to ogist and lecturer in the nchool it is in irrigation that the salvation CARLOW, FRANK RUW.RT i Lib jet to market. Before the advent they will not be able to do ho bound to leave a reaction hostile to TRAN8FER OF DEPOSITS of our people in the arid parts of the eral!. proposed by Gerald H. Sedger, it the Liberal Government to power of rural economy to the Vniver- Empire rests." until Sunday. They hope to the single tax movement, though not seconded by Major A. Mulchay. he made were In charge of road W. C. Good. Progressive member sity of Oxford. due to It. IE for Brant. Ontario, started a dis PLACE OF THE ARMY make two jump* the day they LOCKLKY. ALEXANDER. (Inde ITI Mr. Fowlds. .after the convention, (Concluded on page m Jtobin Woodward was educated at cussion by questioning Mr. Neill re "To my friend* who are not of the leave here, going to Kushimoto will return through the United States pendent Conservative), proposed by garding the transfer of deposits from the University School here, where he Salvation Army, and 1 am thankful Ralph D. Stephens, seconded by Jae. gained hie McGill matricualtlon. He to refuel ami thence on to to San Francisco, addressing a num smaller to larger banks. to nay the work is growing dally. ber of meeting*. He Is not expected Elrtck. "Do you think it well to djacuss passed through the Normal School 1 am glad to say the work la growing Kagoshima, their last stopping placo under D. L Mar Laurin, and was back in New Zealand until next Oc MATHESON. ROBERT p„ (pro TO SPEAK PLAINLY ON this?" asked the witness. dally, and the public sympathy to our In Japan, before darkness. tober. V vincial). proposed by W. H. Cochrane, awarded a first clas* certificate. He The Americans to-day witnessed Hon. H. H. Stevens, Conservative, movement is more remarkable as the second by George R. Robson. Leaders Find Political Situa followed up his studies for two year* years go on. I am sorry that our the fatal fall of one of the Japanese Vancouver Centre, thought such a POO LEY. ROBERT HENRY (Lib tion in Several Countries discussion a “frightful injustice to at McGill University of B.C. under 8. visit to Canada is so short on this aviators stationed at this naval avi J. Willi*, who 1* now Superintendent occasion, and wiU present us seeing ation base. The flier, piloting a eria - Conservative), proposed by A. R. WORLD COURT PLAN the smaller banks.” Wolfenden. seconded by William Too Disturbed of Education. Later he attended the many of our friends." Japanese naval plane of the Avro Mr. Good, to bring the matter to a type, was up some distance when Hr.* Miller-Higgs. conclusion, asked If Mr. Neill had Provincial University at Vancouver. WIDE TOUR Coolidge Says People of U.S. l/indon. May 30 < Canadian Press Then he transferred to the Oregon plane’s /eel tank exploded and the At the Saanich Municipal HaH, any proposal to make "to save banka Agricultural College, where he ob The General on this occasion left machine crashed on the shore of the Cable» —The Empire I.ahor Confer in danger of disaster through no London on February 7. accompanied Returning Officer Norman W. Whit- Should Not Becloud the ence will not be held in August as at tained his Bachelor of Science de lagoon here. , tker had no last minute surprises, fault of their own.” by Commissioner H. W. Ma op, The thirteen United States de ! first intended, but has been post gree traveling International secretary. the nominations lielng aa follows: Whole Proposal poned indefinitely Itéra use of the Again Mr. Stevens protested- Robin Woodward has just com stroyers which will l>e stationed be "Hear, hear," said Hon. J. A. Robb, Adjutant W y cliff e Booth, and Briga tween Kasumigaura and «hànghai. COVENTRY. THOMAS GEORGE, political situation in different part* pleted two years at Christ College. dier J. E. Smith, hie prvate secretary. 549 Falkland Road. Onk Bay, Man of the Empire where the. 1 .alter Acting Minister of Finance.” to aid the fliers In case of steed, ate Must be Prepared to Sur "1 can not admit there Is any Cambridge, an a research student, They proceeded direct to Colombo, Ambassadors Inform Ger ager. proposed by William CMkee parties are more or less unsettled nnd now at the age of twenty-six taking their places along the Jap danger." said Mr. Neill. where they neld a conference of anese coast line and a chain across many. Allied Commission is Wallace, seconded by William Stubbs. render Something For Bene over general elections. has been appointed to one of the workeri in Southern Indu and Ceylon. This is the case in South. Africa SAVINGS GUARANTEED highest positions In the educational the China flea, between Kagoshima MILLER. JAMES M UN ROE, They reached Freeman! le on March 4. and the Chinese port, to-day. to Continue Its Duties fits Received and Newfoundland, while a general Mr. Neill told L .J. Ladner. Con and in spite of th<* fact that the visits Mount Tolmle. Saanich, retired, pro election In Australia le possible, with servative. South Vancouver, that a R. C. Woodward is the youngest PORTUGUESE PROCEED posed by Arthur D. Lowe, seconded to Western and South AustnVia by J. D. Roberts. Washington, May 30—I’m the labor Party hopeful of recover guarantee of savings deposits up to son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woodward, synchronised with the arrival of the ing ground lost in the last federal London, May 30—Lieut». Pass en I Not Time Yet For League of •PAULIN E. FREDERICK posais for United States adher $4.000 would tie Impracticable and "Clovelly." North Quadra Street. tConcluded on pass LI Boires, whe ere attempting a flight election. misleading. He added that an ex >RTHUR. 940 Foul Bay Rond. Vic cnee to the world court contin from Lisbon te Mateo, China, and Nations to Act in Republic toria. retired, proposed by Henry amination of the accounts of six who crashed several weeks age i>r Hon. F. A. Pauline. Govern posits. Sgency dispatch from Lahore, British (Conclude.! ** Des* Î. > military control in Germany bv ment candidate. John Greenwood of in his Memorial I)av address at PIRATES IN CHINA HAVE India. maintaining the Commission of 1216 Government Street, Victoria, Arlington as iipworthy of Amer Control in full operation until B. C. ican principles and traditions. Appeal Against For James Munroe Miller. Provin RELEASED MISSIONARIES the disarmament demands made cial candidate. J. D. Roberts of “If we receive anything we must SPECIAL FEATURES Mount Tolmle, Aaanicti. surrender something." said the Pres Noted Volcanologist is Now Divorce Decree in in the Treaty of Versailles are For Thos. O. Coventry, Opposition ident. "We may as well face the TO APPEAR IN fully executed, according to a candidate. Jno. McNealr Patterson of question candidly and If we arc will on Island of Hawaii; no Ottawa. May 30.—The Government is awaiting the result of ing to assume these new duties In Britain is Won SATURDAY TIMES long statement from .the Council 3726 Saanich Road, Saanich. exchange for the benefits which Pred'c‘^-3 Yet representations made yesterday afternoon to the United States] Hilo. T.H., Mu. -profeasm^^L of Ambassadors sent to Berlin Vancouver, May 36.—The Vancou would accrue to ns. let us say a*. liOndon. May 30.—The House of authorities at Washington and the Colonial Office in London, in Early days of John If we arc not willing, let us say Ijords to-day granted the appeal of from Paris tinlay. ver nominations were ns follows: Jaguar, noted votrandloglst, who regard to the rapture of R. A. Jaffray, Canadian head of the Oliver. . that.” the Hon. Mr*. John Russell from the The Ambassadors’ eomtnuniqu • Liberal — J. W. deB Farria. K.C.; made a hurried trip here (rum the Recreations of British was in reply to the German note of Capt. Ian A. Mackensle; C. McRae; He renewed his endorsement of the divorce decree awarded after a Jury Christian Missionary Alliance at Wuchow, by Chinese pirates. Ministry. original Harding-Hughes world court continental United States to ofyierve trial in March. 192,1. to her husband, I March 31, in which the Berlin Gov Bltgadier-General V. W, Odium; the activity of Kllauea, arrived yes Premier King, on receipt of the news that Mr. Jaffray. in Artistic gardens among Vie- ernment maintained It was time for Mra. Mary Ellen Smith; C. Wood plan and said he would not oppose terday and raid to-day he could not the Hon. John Russell, heir of Lord toria'e assets. reservations, but at the same time Ampthlll. company with three other missionaries, had been carried off. wired the League of Nation* to. take super ward. make any prediction aa to the vol William Trant, veteran journal* vision. The Ambassadors' note*re Conservative—W. J. Bowser, K.C.; asserted that "any material changej cano's behavior until he had put In The House adopted Lord Birken London and Washington requesting that everything be done to It, telle of Canada's early days. which would not probably receive head's motion to the effect that the affirms the contention that it Is the 8. L. Howe. T. H. Kirk: R. L. Mait the consent of the many other na several days In making observations. obtain release of the captive#. No i strongest possible representation, Stephen Leacock, noted Cana legal right of the Allies tc# decide for land. P. D. Roe; Mrs. 8. D. Scott. Professor Jaggar spent several years court findings taht she was guilty ...... - ... ■ ,r_ , 'to the Chinese Foreign Office In dien humorist, on "Pepping Your Labor—*W. H. Cottrell; W, Du on; tions would be Impracticable.” of misconduct with an unknown nwrp, word ha, set been revelled from lM* (,rder to tffecl the releaae of Rev. themselves when the time ha» ar here studying the vblcano some time Personality." rived for transferring the . duty of J. D. Harrington ; A Mclnnla; E. H DEFENCE OF U. S. ago- alleged to be the father of her young British or United States Government | it A. .Taffray, Canadian head of the Robert Connell, naturalist, finds controlling German armaments to the Morrison: Misa Priscilla Janet Smith Warning Was given by the Presi The present situation In Kllauea Is est child, and the consequent divorce In anewer to the communication Christian Missionary Alliance at Island woods and reeks replete League, after the ^Ime limit clauses Provincial—A. Mc. C. Creery. Mra. dent against Reaving the country un similar to that existing In Mount could not stand. from Ottawa. Wuchow, Kwdngel Province, China. within history. have been executed. Jessie C. Hall. Maj.-Gen A. D. defended. because history has shown Vesuvius in 1906. the professor said. Mrs. Rusaell'e claim that her hus 1 - K. H. Came. Australian in lea to nary King Gpo^ge drives Royal train. "It would be hardly possible to Macrae. D, B. McTaggart, F. W, • there have been and will be tenden There has been no unusual activity band waa a somnambulist was a ‘ London. May 30.—The British and two United States missionaries Colored Comic section. ___ contend that this condition la Rounafell and O. U. Blft Showier. cies of " one nation to encroach on In Kllauea since Professor Jaggar novel feature of (be case that teg Government hoe instructed Its captured by. CJUatie pirates near filled to-day.” the note add». Independent-Libera)—O. C. Pel toe. arrived. ____ caused U to be widely followed. Minister at Poking to make the Chenpinr (Concluded on ease, S.I tCeecledtd on sage D 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924 Z
Ialliera Is to support him, the election competitive armament." ami that th* non need by returning officer W. M. United.. States should do Its part in NOT ABANDONING DickeA here this afternoon are as of Major Murde is considered certain now. making fast the ideal of limitation «>f follows. 8aul fionncll, physician and armaments by international cov MILITARY CONTROL surgeon of Fern le. Conservative; Officers elected by the Liberal LIBERAIS BUCK enants. IE! Convention were: ZHonotary Presi James McLean, clerk of Fernte,
GRAIN SUIT FOR HOLEPROOF BURBERRY HOSIERY , COATS Little Girls’ IS DISAPPOINTMENT 1003-10 GOVERNMENT STREET Action Being Heard in Winni End-of-the-Month Bargains Finest Collec Niagara Falls, Ont., May 30— That the chiefs of the Methodist tion at From Church are becoming impatient Hjtfi the delay in bringing church For Saturday Shoppers u;iion into effect was indicated bv thy criticism voiced by Rev. London Guarantee nnd Accident Co. J Limited, by the N. Bawlf Grain Co., $1.00 to $4.95 Dr. Chown, General Superinten the Washburn-Croeby Co., and Dr. , dent of the Methodist Church iu R. Magi II. secretary of the Winnipeg ? Canada, when addressing the Grain Exchange, in which the sum of | $27"»,000 is claimed. Wool Jersey Sports annual Hamilton Methodist Con In .September, 1921, the Davidson ! Smart Sports Coats ference, which ojH'ned here yes- and Smith firm, operators of an ele- j Let No Woman Who Appreciates Beauty of Style and Fine Quality Fail to Take Advan valor at Port Arthur, put up a bond, | tj-rday. secured from the London Guarantee Dresses Selling Saturday tage of the Opportunity Now Offered Here )l»r.______Chown condemned______the action and Accident Co., of $275,000, with Specially Priced Saturday the Private BHla CoBunilU...... th the Grain Exchange to have their •use of Common's in amending the elevtor declared ‘ regular,", which brought them under■■■■.by-laws. the $19.75, $10.25,-$10.75 rules and regulations of the exchange $12.95, $15.95, $17.50 Smartly styled English Wool Jersey Dresses SATURDAY and permitted them to issue ware for women and misses have been specially house receipts. You can depend on it that they are Fashion- priced for the end of the month’s selling. WHEAT IN ELEVATOR right In every detail and remarkable value They come In all the favored colors and are The plaintiffs, in their statement at these interesting prices. You may select neatly braided. Excellent dresses for sports of claim, say they delivered 100,000 Summertime Hats from plain, striped or plaid effects. They and outing wear. L-' bushels of No. 3 Northern wheat to the elevator of the defendants. feature the new straight line effects so much SPLENDID VALUE AT f 9.75, * LOVELY SnlhmtT Hals to accompany Summer frocks demand the very loveliest chapeau in vogue this season. Saturday,* $158.96. $15.96 and ...... $17.50 910.25, 910.75 styling von can find. They're right here, just arrived. , One just naturally associates Summer with vacation ami sports wear. I hat s whj these new Dress and Sports Hats just seem to ally themselves with smart vacation wardrobes. called for in the receipt* to the steamship Pollock for traneportatlon r------...... " “ ■< In fact, a vacation would hardly be complete without at least one of these Hats. A few to the if ni ted State*, It is alleged Women’s Cotton Crepe Bloomers at the elevator company failed or neg lected to deliver the Haiti wheat or 75c Per Pair Warner’* Rustproof and any quantity of wHent of the grad'-' 10 dozen Women's Fine Cotton Crepe nnd kind called for. but, instead, de D & A Corset* livered No. 4 tough. Bloomer* in medium and large sizes nicely Perfect-fitting Corset a X It i* alleged the defendant* re- finished at knee; come ill shade» on pink In back-lacing and non- j To-morrow _ fu*ed or neglected to pay the plain and mauve. Specially priced to sell to lacing styles, in pink or 1 at A Real Benefactor tiff* $39,985, the difference In the white; Wamej* and 1 price of the grade aupplied and the morrow at, per pair ...... 75<* D & A-Titles; rust- \ grain delivered, when ordered to do $1.00 ho by the Grain Exchange C’ounclk proof boning, elastic 1 top <*r medium bust ; \ OFFERED TO RELOAD The Bargain Basement The defendant* deny all the ma Infants’ Short White sixes 21 to 27. Special. 1 Per Pair terial allegations. They declare their per pair...... $1.00 / offer to reload the pollock with No. Dresses OFFERS greater values for to-morrow's selling than ever before»new shape;w ; nexv 3 wheat wan MÊÊMrefused, ' and that th»> plaintiff* obtained a certificate from A Special Bargain to charm : new smartness. T™.'.That’s what...... awaits- you here when you come to select your the Federal Government inspectors morrow In Infants’ To-morrow Women’s Cotton Lisle Combinations, new Hummer Hat. -Modelsds gayly coloreicolored, lightsome—youthful in their fashioning*, are REV. DR. CHOWN grading tile wheftt sent forward as Fine White x Cambric No. 3 Northern and are on that here in a pleasingly varied assortment s in white or the new high Short Dresses, daintily 98c Per Suit ground estopped from alleging that trimmed with embroi colors in fabric and straws—all at S3 the grain wan any other than that dery and lâce; excep Women’s Cotton Combinations, tight and Bargain Basement called for in the certificat» The hearing is continuing to-day* tional value to-morrow loose knee, strap or short sleeves : lace at ...... 91.00 trimmed. Sizes 36, 38 and 40. Specially priced for to-morrow at, per suit esc FOR THE JUNE BRIDE Women’s All-wool and Fibre Silk THE FRINOH SALON wtil display Hats particularly adapted for the use of the Bride and Bridesmaids. Hats to b e married in and Going-away Hats. Sports Hose, Regular $2.25, Novelty Fabric Gloves Prices very attractive. Your inspection is invited. I Mil To Clear at $1.49 Very Special at $1.49 Women's Imported All-wool Per Pair SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Strongest Link Between East Fancy Novelty Fibre and Sport* Hose, in shades of gt W omen’s Novelty Fabric Gauntlet Ottawa. May 30.—An Ottawa And West. Says E. Norman Lovat mixtures ; regular *2.23. On sale tv ______most of the favored colora branch of the Iz>rd’s Day Alliance and styles, with various styles of flare The South African Plume Shop was formed last night for the pur- morrow, per pair...... *1.451 poae of. backing the parent body In and straight cuffs. Sizes 6 to 747 Yates Street VICTORIA'S LARGEST MILLINERY SALON Phone 281B It* fight before the Privy Council Edmonton. May 30. - The dally against the recent decision of the newspaper 1* the most practicable Special for to-morrow at. pair, 91.49 A ppeal Court with regard to the way In which the East and Wekt can Manitoba Sunday excursion case. ‘•ecoinc one in idea* and spirit, ac 15 Dozen Rubber Bathing cording to K. Norman Hmtth of Ot tawa. president of the -Canadian Caps Press Limited, who *poke at a dln- Sale of Knitting Wools ner given the vlgltlng member* of A Special Selling of IS To-morrow the Canadian Preae and the Cana lJoscn Close - fitting 2-ounce Balls for 25c dian Daily Newspapers Association Kublyer Bathing Cap». lit quality four-ply Knitting Wool, here last night. In all the wanted gay The visitor* were entertained and bright colors, trim k. white, brown, grey ami sand ; s throughout the day with motor trip*, med with while Spe golf and a luncheon and a dance fol il wool for knitting sweater*, socks, lowing the dinner. They left shortly cial for to-morrow at, , etc. Special, 2 balls for . ...25v before midnight for Jasper Par*. only ...... The t’anndlan Press delegates and the Daily Newspapers Association delegate* will hold their annual V/omen’s Fancy Fibre Silk Vests Sweater Silk, 4-ounce Skeins, meetings In Vancouver and then^ ‘come to Victoria for a brief visit. To Sell Friday Special at $1.25 They will arrive In the city June 7 i nd le;i\ «> again for Vancouver and at $1.59 Per Skein BRITISH GOVERNMENT SURPLUS SUPPLIES the East June 8 l Fancy Fibre Silk Vests, made in There Is a real bargain In Knitting 811k. put up In 4-ox. skeins; in black, white and a 1004 Government Street, Victoria, B.C. ar iqiera top style, ill shades of splendid range of colors ; has a bright lus ve and white. A splenV.nl Vest for trous finish and is very sepelally priced, at BISHOP ON TRIAL IN ear. To-morrow, s|ieeial at 91.59 per 4-ox. skein ...... $1.25 Special Value at 91.39 Your last chance to huv any Suit in' the store at $4.45. We have sold thousands of them and you CITY OP CLEVELAND Gossard Corsets, Special at $2.25 Per will have hundreds to choose from. Many men who have bought one come hack and buy three or four more Rt. Rev. W. M. Brown Before Nemo Circlet Brassieres at 98c to lay aside for. they say its the Biggest Bargain ever Protestant Episcopal Memo Circlet Brassieres in pink only. Gossard Front Lacing Corsets in low bust offered in Victoria. Church Court A splendid tailored garment for the and medium length of skirt ; a lightly boned average and stout figures. Sizes 36 to model suitable for Summer wear. Made of These Are Genuine British Army 48. On Sale Saturday at ...... 98^ fancy figured batiste. Sizes 20 to 25. Sensational Values Special For Woolen Blanket Special for Saturday at per pair .. -92.25 Are Now Only $1.4E Princess Mafalda as they left Buck guard of honor. Saturday Only Italian King and ingham Palace, and at Victoria Sta tion. where members of the British MISSING STUDENT’S Royal family gathered to bid them Men’s Khaki I'nion Overall Suits, at Queen Return Home farewell. The British party included BODY WAS FOUND Young King George, Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales, the Puke .of York. Prince Hamilton. Ont.. May 36.—The From Great Britain Henry. Prince George, Princess Bea body of a man found floating In Men’s trice and Princess Louise. Hamilton Bay with bullet hole» In 1-ondon. May 3». -The departure of the head and coke In the pockets la the Italian aovereigna for Home last The platform from which the Ital ian sovereigns departed was carpeted thought to be that of Rusaell TrU6- evening wan the tiecaalon for great cott, twenty-five, a medical student, demonatratlona, not only by the and decorated with red and white Suits $2.75 roses and the national flag* of Italy who disappeared six months a<6 Italian colony, but bÿ the general after suffering a nervous breakdown public. Large crowds gathered to and Great Britain. A detachment of Sises 32 to 37 100 uniformed Fascist! was drawn up on the competition of hie examina cheer King-Wet or Emmanuel, Queen tions In Toronto University. Helena, the Prince of Piedmont and In double rank on the platform as a Clearing at Remarkable Values In (.resident for Western Canada. worth double. t — ly. each... tPl.40 White Blankets Royal Air Force Women’s White Canvas Boots, leather A suit that has $6.95 Women’s Suits soles, medium created a sensation, Are Cut To heels, in small all over Western sixes. Genu Canada—a suit that GENUINE BARGAINS ine bargain— should be priced at $35.00 These were $1.95 made to the order TUrf MHfn'i Mulls ,.Mt u" much more then thie, of the British Gov but our stocks tn eome ernment of All- *»sce ere getting low. *n«l wr er«- going to rleer th»m wool Tweeds and rr «entires of profits. Serges, and there Is Mede by the Hrliieh Gov. »'fnnient for the women of no question about the Royal Air Force. Best the quality; specially Khskl C'en ton Cloth, eom- reduced for Two plrte with Gaiters. Bicep* tloeally serviceable for More Days, only f*rm __ women. Reduced from $3.§S
635-637 JOHN SOS XT’ FHOHX 4131 Hags. ete. OLD COUNTRY SHOE STORE 4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924 ...... — Ji- '.".Jf il jm^i'...... i h l remain at Kut and await the «rival of relief f’ooléy pras- checketL up short on that IT forces. In compliance therewith, Townshend point BY & tlmbermkn present Ih the Hirturta Satig tiJimrs audience, a controversy over that SEE THE NEW “FLORSHEIM” OXFORDS shipped his sick, wounded and cavalry down Dr. Frank Crane When yon require light fir Point brought out many points not stream and submitted to a siege. ing 'fluring the Summer particularly favorable tq Poolpy’s at Nothing Smarter in Town FRIDAY MAY 30, 1924 On “The Dawes Plan” months titude on that question. A few more It was the business of the home authorities speeches on the policy advooated by MODEM SHOE CO. 1300 Government St. Phone 1866 Published Every Afternoon Krfrept Sunday by and Indian Government to raise the siege. For (Copyright) • lhe Government candidate, and his THE TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ignorance of facts concerning ques COMPANY. LIMITED six months British forces struggled towards Kut tions of moment effecting economic Office*: Corner Broad and Fort Street* agaipst unexpected difficulties. Finally. Towns ERMANY has agreed to co-operate with question» as outlined at his «meeting in Tiiilcum will not brine him much Bualnea* Office (Adverttoing) ...... Phone 109$ hend had to surrender with his 8,000 half- G the report of the committee of experts as KIRK’S support from Ward Seven. a “practical basis for a speèdy solution of the Editorial Office ...... Phone 45 starved soldiers. Twenty-four thousand casual OBSERVER ties had been suffered by the relief forces in reparations problem.*' May 27. 1924. SUBSCRIPTION RATES This la encouraging. To France. Belgium. Greece, etc.. - $1.00 |»er month their vain effort,. France. Great Britain and Belgium have Wellington enutne (•Ity delivery ...... |i 00 per month The Kut disaster was quickly avenged. already agreed. Italy, at this writing, le on the By mall Cexvlualve of city)—Canada, point of promising agreement and there is every Great Britain end United State». >< 00 per annum General Maude, who was long a familiar figure surface indication for optimism. OLDEST CATHOLIC in Canada, recaptured the town and swept on Moreover, M. Barthou. president of the Washed PREMIER STRONGER THAN EVER to Bagdad, since which lime the “city of the Reparations Commission, says. ^ caliphs"' ha, been under British control. “The solution of the reparations problem PRELATE VISITS appears to be In a fair way of accomplishment. O one who has traveled through British General Townshend was given a knight There are excellent reasons to be optimistic Columbia during the last two weeks can hood and elected a member of Parliament on although the difficulties are as yet far from Nut Archbishop Redwood, of N his return home after the war. But if he had being solved.” doubt seriously that the Oliver Government will What *the Dawes plan is does not matter. is the perfect coal. Wellington, Has Been not been ret an impossible task by his superiors, be returned at the June election. It is probable The main thing le for the nations to get It is the Nut Coal sou' will he might have reached greater honors and his Honored in Rome that Mr. Bowser himself, after looking over the together and It seems that the committee's con want again and again. situation in the Interior, forsees the defeat of military capacity would have been unquestioned clusion will furnish that excuse. The oldest Bishop in the in the hour of his death. They probably had to swing apart for a his party. Of course, Mr. Bowser comes home certain length of time until political motives Catholic Church, in periof con KlrkCoalCo.Ltd. secration, .Most Rev. Francis M. from his election toug and tells the newspapers CAMPAIGNING IN SAANICH had exhausted themselves. Until, Indeed, the that he will have a big majority in the neat various Government» had discovered that the Redwood, Archbishop of Wel policy of Isolation on the part of any one of 1212 Broad St. ’Phone 139 SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST I Législature -but Mr. Bowser was going to have lington. New Zealand, arrived in R. POOLEY is pretending to be having them was disastrous. Victoria thia morning on the a big majority in the 1916 election and a still a wonderful time with figures showing Germany found it out when many of her Unless you see the "Bayer Cross” on tablets you are bigger majority in the 192© election. M people were unemployed and still more were liner Niagara. the road-building appropriations m the varioushungry. Dr. Redwood, who was consecrated not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe Whatever Mr. Bowser may think and constituencies of the Province. He argues that France found It out when the franc began Bishop of Wellington in 1874 and be came Archbishop In 1887. recently by millions and prescribed by physicians for 24 years. whatever he may say from now until election Saanich has been discriminated against because to caper nlitibly after the mark. day, it is certain that followers of his party This report will be transmitted to the United celebrated his Jubilee at Wellington, the Government Has spent more money on the States Government with a recommendation for wm when twenty-four bishops attended throughout the Interior do not hope to win to mark the occasion. He was horn roads of Delta than it has in Saanich and that approval and adherence. What the United under hi* leadership. The most that the rank In 1839 and ifcjiow in his eighty-sixth therefgre Saanich should vote out Mr. Pauline States will do is problematical, but It 1a not year. His parents took him out to and file pf the Conservative Party in' the Main because he was not able to grab more from the among the possibilities that it will allow Itself New Zealand from England at the to be drawn Into the development and execu The Triumph of Expert Tea Blend- age of three, so that his life covers land ridings of the Province expect is a slight ing. Sold by Grocela throughout Aaplrla I* the tr*d* merit (registered ta Casede) of Beyer Maaufactum of Me»* “public treasure bag," as he call, it. tion of any plan as a Government. the whole period of white settlement •cetleectdwtsr of Sellcyllcecld. While It to well known that Aspirin unit layer increase in their strength in the Legislature The German people are not likely to give an in the Dominion. After his educa manufacture, to ••■1st the public against Imitations, the Tablet* of layer ft—... To Mr. Pooley politics seems to be a game will be euuuped with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Cross." n Never since its formation in British Columbia of grab, and the best representative a district adverse vote on co-operation with the Allies. tion In Europe he returned to the has the Conservative Party entered an election Neither are the French people likely to report Roman Catholic priesthood in his can have i, the one who ha, the longest reach adopted country, and has been at the campaign so hopelessly divided as it is to-day—- adversely. In fact, the report of this com into the public treasure bag. Mr. Pooley is mittee gives. the hope required for all the head of his church there for half a rank of Count. ] whose national work has made him divided by complete lack of any constructive century. apparently still living politically in the happy European Governments to behave themselves, His Holiness has honored him Archbishop Redwood la able to a well-known figure throughout policy, divided by opposition to Mr. Bowser, hunting days of the McBride-Bowrer regime as the indications are that the United States of with appointment to the pontlfîrm take hie long walks still. He made English-speaking Catholicism. HI* America will not join In any European affairs inquiries about Bishop O'Donnell. | Grace la now on hit way to Rome. and divided by the loss of many of its oldest when it was not necessary to have even a long household, and he also hold* the adherents to General McRae's party. until Europe has made up its mind to act reach to get into the public treasure bag. reasonably. To be eu re, M. Poincare has reiter IT CEMENT PUNT While Premier Oliver’s present tour of the In the last four years. $1.387,471 has ated his determination to hold fast to the Ruhr and to retire from there only in proportion to Province has been more successful than the been spent on the roads of Delta. Mr. Pooley OflMt most optimistic Liberals had anticipated. Mr. the payments made by Germany. To be sure Gar Nyet Presumed to Have know why this money was spent, but he is there is material for trouble In this ticklish Bowser's reception has been depressing. Many apparently not anxious to be fair about it. The situation. If this can be carried on without Been Drawn Into the people have turned out to hear Mr. Bowser, but money was spent to put through the Pacific further bad blood between France and Germany. Machinery scant enthusiasm has greeted the Conservative If the total amount of Germany's reparation The best* Highway from Vancouver to the international debt can tie fixed and If the people will go leader. • boundary line, so that motorists would have a resolutely toward paying the reparations, there Beroining entanglri! in ma The reasons for this rather striking contrast paved road from California right into Van Is little doubt but that the United States will chinery, a Chinaman, loot hia life Tobacco co-operate. are not far to seek. After leading the Govern couver, and because of it not terminate their at the Ramlierton plant iiL the ment of British Columbia for nearly eight If this co-operation is secured there can he tour, at Seattle, as many did before the B.C. little doubt that there le the beginning of the B.C. Omi-nt Company th>s arduous years. Mr. Oliver is stronger to-day highway was paved, but come into British end of Europe’s troubles. morning. The man hail been Tor the than he has ever been. Mr. Bowser knows that. Columbia. working «round the machiner», The Conservative Party knows it. The helping a white employee on th- Would Mr. Pooley not have had this high Canadians Meet Reverse, Bat night shift. Just preparatory to leax - pipe Premier's personal hold on the electors is the way constructed, or does he think the Govern Ins for the day. most obvious fact in the whole political ment did not get full value for the money The white employee left the seen' situation. Invasion Halted to get some material and when hr spent? He has had no criticism to make on returned the Vhlnamen had disap *hit plug. Crowded meetings in every riding -— a either of there points. Then what is the use peared. A few moments later hi* gathering of 2,000 people in the little town of MMEDIATELY after the capture by the body was found in the machiner’ of him talking nonsense out in Saanich simply I British of the United States port Oewego, It had been drawn in by belting, ‘t Penticton, the centre of a Conservative because he considers it is a rural constituency on Lake Ontario. Sir James Yeo. youthful com is presumed, though a* the acci stronghold—offers of support from former mander of the British fleet on the lake, having dent was not witnessed It'te not and he thinks he can get away with it. known just how the tragedy toon enemies who are disgusted with the internal landed the victorious troops and the captured place. DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Although it i, longer and involved more stores and ordnance at Kingston, sailed out squabbling* of the Conservative Party—all Officers of the Provincial Police Store Heure: 9 e.m. to • p.m.; Wednesday. 1 p.m.; Saturday, • p.m. difficult construction. Delta has got no more again and. by May 19, wae blockading Backett*e were notified at once and left for the these indicate that the people of British than Saanich ha, in the paved road which Harbor, the main United State* base on Lake scene to bring back the body. An Inquest will be held at the Thomson Columbia look upon Mr, Oliver as the one connects this city with the Pacific Highway by Ontario. Here there were United State* war man who Understands their problems and can ships under construction which, if completed Funeral premises to-morrow morn means of the ferries at Sidney. Pavement of and equipped, might damage British supremacy ing. cope with them successfully. They know they this Island road was completed by the Govern on the lâke. newly re-eetabhehed thla Spring. cannot afford to drop the Premier. ment as soon as the ferry services were perma Much of the tackle and ordnance for these On the other hand, Mr. Bowser's appeal ships wa* »V Oewego Falls, about a dosen miles nently established. Since then the Government inland from Oswego, removed there when the Other People’s Views Fresh Meats has been a disappointment even to his friends. has been aiding the Saanich municipality, which British had taken that place three weeks before. In place of policies. Mr. Bowser offers abuse; controls the road, there, to complete the paving Captain Wolsey of the United States fleet was CASH AND CARRY charged with the delicate operation of stealthily Letters addressed to the Editor and In in place of constructive plans for the better of the West Saanich Road as far as Butchart's. tended for publication must be short and QUALITY—CÏXAMLIE8S—LOW PRI0IS ment of conditions in British Columbia he conveying this material In email boats down legibly written. The an article the front the way he talks to them. Mr. Pooley the Oewego River and along the shore*of Lake shorter th# chance of Insertion All com- continues his old, worn-out attacb on the munlcallone muet bear the name and esi Sirloin Tip Roast*, per lb.. 23# and 16# 1» not very complimentary to the intelligence of Ontario to Htoney Creek, three miles west of ll rear u1 the writer, but not far publication Small Firm Orain-fed Pork Government ; in place of hope for the future Sackett’s Harbor. Thence It wae to be moved uni#** A he owner wlahce. Tbf publication Rump Roasts, per lb.. 21# and...... 19# the people of Saanich. or r-i^ctinn of arudte I» a matter entirely he spreads about whispers of black despair. overland to the shipyards In t h# vllarretlon of the Editor. N«» respon Shoulder*, .3 to 7 lb*., foot off. pvr 11). 13<* Roasts off the Round, lb., 81# and 19# On the evening of May 28. Captain Wolsey sibility la aaeumed by the paper for libit, Altogether Mr. Bowser's speeches have visual eut mined to the Editor. Butts, 2 to 5 lhs., per lb...... ,... 17# Mince Steak, per lb...... 12# O TEMPORAI O MORES! stole out of the Oswego Into Lake Ontario with lioina, 2 to 5 lbs., rind off, per lb...... 23# ized British Columbia as already in its coffin nineteen boats deep-laden with guns,)spars and Oxford Sausage, per lb...... '...... 12# Letts, 4 to 6 lb*., foot off. per lb. . 25# and only awaiting Mr. Bowwr's kindly auspices EN going into the barber shop of a tackle. They carried twenty-two 32-pound long POOLEY’ft IGNORANCE Round Steak, per lb., 18# and...... 15# to lay it away permanently. naval guns, ten 24-pound and three 42-pound Pork Stioik*. prr lb...... 18# leading Victoria hotel one morning carronadee (a kind of "naval howltser) and To the Editor:—Muy I be iw-rmiited Young Local Mutton In the course of the tour which he will M to report some atatem* ni* made at Loin Pork Chop*, per lb...... 23# Rhoulders, half or whole, per lb.....24# this week had to, wait. All the chairs wereother equipment. Aboard there were one the Conservative melust even conclude in Vancouver to-night. Mr. Oliver has hundred and thirty soldier» as guard. Indiana ing in reference toz t.ie policy out Prime Steer Beef Legs, half or whole, per lb...... 32# occupied by women who were having their had been arranged for at the mouth of the Big wisely left abuse to Mr. Bowser, who is a bobbed locks attended to. lined hy the candRl^t ; Hon. T. G Rladi* Bone Roast*, per lb...... 9# Rib Mutton Chop», per lb...... 30# Salmon River to come to the assistance of the Coventry and Bowser’a chief lieu Loin Mutton Chop*, per lb...... 40# master of that somewhat doubtful art. Instead, The chain system of barber shops in New convoy in case of attack from Sir James Yeo’a tenant. C. E. Pooley. I ron* Rib Roasts, per lb...... 13# the Premier has given the electors a simple, York City is devoting all its advertising now to vessels. Providing the t'oneervative parly Is Rolled Pot Roast*, per lb...... 14# 2c a lb. off cash and carry meats between reasoned outline of the policies upon which he Captain Wolsey wae discovered by the returned to powor, Pooley. speaking Rolled Primi- Ribs, per lb...... 23# 9 and 10 a.m. attracting the patronage of women. British patrol on May 29 and ran for the for the Conservative party and their stand, or fall,. And since he has gone into The cables report that the Bachelor,' Club policy, emphatically stated that they the heart of the country and talked these matters nearest shelter, which was the mouth of Big would stop the export of logs to th# of London, a stronghold of anti-feminism, has Sandy Creek. Eighteen of hi* boats got safely United States, and as their party hud Regular Counter—Delivered over with the fleeter,, frankly, bluntly and with decided to open its doors to women. up the river. One wae captured by the pursuing ten year* ago fixed a standard price British with its load of guna and tackle. on timber royalty Tor forty year*, out rash promises of any kind, the strength of What times are there! What customs I Two Deliveries Daily—8 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. the Government has greatly increased. and. a* the first revision upward C1R JAMES YEO detailed two captains. would be in 1925 the Conservative Fillet* Veal, 4 to 6 lb»., per lb...... 35# Centre Cut Loins Pork, per lb. ....27# Popham and Spilsbury. with one hundred party would collect i$2.000.000) two Guide to Happy Married Life to accom and seventy-five marines and bluejacket* on million dollar* additional from the Ktnall Roasts Veal, per lb...... 25# Fillets Pork. 3 to 4 lbs., per lb...... 26# TOWNSHENDS MILITARY RECORD ttiffcber holders of British Columola Rolled Prime Rib*, per lb...... 25# Cambridge Sausage, per lb...... 20# pany all licences issued has been compiled by two gunboats and five barges to hunt the In addition to the present revenue a marriage bureau in the East, giving one of eighteen boate out of Sandy Creek, If possible. collected by the Oliver Government. , Sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb...... 25c Little Pig Pure Pork Sausage, per lb, 25# I ’ HE I oronto Star says that slurs, cast on This narrow and deep-running it ream flows Present revenue collected last fiscal r the chief rules for success : "Don't trump Rump Roasts, per lb...... 23# A Choice Selection of Spring Lamb the military record of General Towns- through a level country, then covered with year from the timber Industry, ac hubby', ace in a bridge game." forest. It was the morning of May 20 when thia cording to government reports, was hend since his death a few days ago. are unfair little flotilla steered Into Sandy Creek and $3.550.000. With the conserva 11 vc advanced until the commanders decided action policy of an additional $2.000,000 to the memory of a gallant and capable British Hon. Mr. Coventry say, that Mr. niched out of the timhwrmen of officer who saw service in the Soudan, F-gypt. Carmichael is one of the best men on statistic, ashore was necessary to obviate surprise by British Columbia, there Would be ambush. The marines were landed on one bank India, South Africa and Mesopotamia. in the Province because he has been a^le to contributed $5.660.000, over five and a Groceteria Specials and the bluejackets on the other, and they half million dollars. Townshend never was in command of the run up the British Columbia debt estimate to moved upward abreast of each other through These two worthies roundly con CASH AND CARRY British officers operating in Mesopotamia. He $137,000,000. Poor old third party is the underbrush to clear It of lurking enemies. demned the Oliver Government for This strategy was no doubt correct, but the excessive taxation, but apparently WkiU Wonder Soap, per bar ...... 4)# Old Dutch Cleanser, per tin ...... 9# was subordinate to General Nixon or some other getting far behind. All the nerve its leaders force was quite Inadequate. Both the little had no hesitation to tax the nard officer at all times. He showed good strategy had could bring it up to only between pushed license holders of timber Quaker Sweet Wrinkled Pea*, per tin 20# Finest Fresh Walnuts, per i-lb. pkt.. .15# partie» walked unwitting Into a circle of more limits another $2.000,000 Pooley was in the attacks he made against the Turks, and $75,000,000 and $100,000.000. than three times their number of hidden particularly bitter against timber *««P 1B'üeet Tabla Cream, per tin ... .5# Snap Hand Cleanser, per tin ...... 16# it was not his fault if the successes he achieved Americans and Indiana, for Captain Wolsey had men from the United States export Campbell’« Soups, all kinds, per tin 12)# Johnson * Fluid Beef, large, per bot. 90# TRUE WORDS, THESE been heavily reinforced overnight. They were ing logs from British Columbia. led the Indian and Home Governments to From The Chauvin Chronicle cut to pieces. Not a man escaped. Eighteen The Legislature of British Co embark with inadequate resources on more To borrow or to Incur a debt greater than were killed, fifty wounded and the reel could lumbia had no authority to Inqmae we pan pay from Income le manifestly bad only surrender. a duty on crown granted I in her ambitious plans than those first adopted. being exported in the log. anu Mr. Originally, the Mesopotamian campaign financing, alike for the borrower and lender. It was a serious reverse, small as was the number engaged, due entirely to over confi Provision Counter Specials Was intended to safeguard the Anglo-Persian A FURTHER CONCESSION TO FARMERS dence and rash enterprise. It did not Immedi From The Frankfort Tim#* ately affect the blockade, but. from the small oil well, and to protect India from an extension Plans are under way to enable farmer* to CASH AND CARRY number of trained sailor* and marines on the eastward of Turkish influence. That purpose etay in debt sixteen months every year Instead greatly Undermanned British vessels not a man Cuticura Talcum of only fourteeh months. Ipanm'a Standard Baton, half or whole, per Speneer'e Springfield Brand Butter, per lb...37* having been attained. General Nixon proposed could easily be spared, and the loss of these » la Soothing and carried through an advance to Kut-el- was acutely felt. Sir James Yeo still kept lb...... l...... 28» Speneer'e Pride Lard, per lb...... IT* WERE READY FOR THEM Chauncey and hie fleet moved up, and though Speneer'e Pride Bide Btoen, ellced, per lb. . 48» Amara, 180 miles farther up the Tigris. From The Ottawa Cltlaen Spencer’. Standard Picnic Hama, par lb,. vlB ESTABLISHED 1888 NEWS IN BRIEF US. Would Send Times Will C^rry J. G. Scharman as A slight outberak of fire at the Ringside Service on Rolph Battery Company, Yates Holiday Street, gave fire engine* a run at 9.60 Japan Ambassador EDH ADVERTISING Fight To-morrow “Once in a Blue Moon” last evening Yatee and Duchess Street halle responded. z Get This Fox-trot To-morrow #| Tokio, May 30—There is No other fight in history in Charged before Magistrate Jay in reason to believe the Japan LOGALACTIVITIES City Police Court this morning with which a championship lias not IV» well named, thla eenaationel Kox-trot Hit. IV» only Footwear the unlawful sale of liquor, Arthur ese Foreign Offiee has been been at stake has aroused so unre In a blue moon that euch a bright, sparkling melody 1» Evane waa remanded until Wednes asked by the United States C. P. Hill Tells Tourist Trade composed, so don't miss It. In All Colors at Reduced day for hearing. The accused denied much interest as the Gibbons Prices the charge, and asked time to retain Government whether Jaeuh Group Plan For Visitors' Carpentier ten-round contest counsel. Gould Sehurman. now Minis Direction at Michigan City to-morrow. “His Master’s Voice” Records An exciting amusement at the ter to China, would be accept The first step of the hew chair- ' With both men in the best of Gorge last evening waa witnessed by able as Ambassador to Japan, man of the tourist trade group of shape and wit-h their ring fu ------For June------msiiy people, when daring plank- MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE to succeed Cyrus E. Woods. the Chamber of Commerce. C. P. HIM. tures virtually hanging on the riding behind a powerful speed waa to suggest, and explain to-day 648 Yates Street Phone 1232 launch waa demonstrated by several whexresigned recently. the publication of a dally programme outcome of the battle it is ex 19303— Memory Lane. Walts. enthusiasts. This is the first time pamphlet te be published under th° pected to prove as keen a Down Home Blues. Fox-trot. ■WHERE MOST PEOPLE TEA DU ■Uch sport has been seen up the Arm. supervision of a branch committee ,Dr. Sehurman, who is U. 8. of the Chamber of Commerce. Th s fight as any championship ‘19307—I Must Have Company. Fox-trot. The destruction ef considerable Minister at Peking and has pamphlet would pay for itself by contest. The advance sale id numbers of game birds in a brush the advertisements which would o«* Worried. Fox-trot. fire on Horth Mountain. North Saan been conferring with the ad tickets is heavy. Sports writ contained in it, he said, and would 19306—No Means Yes. Fox- trot. ich. is reported by motorists coming miral in regard to disposition be modeled after the • folders pub- ! ers from all over the continent Into the city to-day. The road Is of his forces, to protect white lished dally in some of the cities of. Feeling the Way I Do. Fox-trot. lined In places with the charred California. are now at Michigan City to bodies of the feathered victims. The interests there during the civil The group was impressed with [ cover the fighf. Carpentier 19299— What’ll I Do. Walts. DR. CLEM DAVIES fire is under control. war. is a Canadian by birth. Mr. Hill's suggestion. A committee, | Laxy. Fox-trot. and Gibbons both fight for a PREACHES ON SUNDAY consisting of Daniel Campbell, i Mr. Justice W. A. Macdonald He-is a native^ of Prinee Ed Thomas Myers and A. Pease, was punie of .championship pro 10 a.m.—Sunday School leaves to-day for Vancouver, having 56222—Love Makes the World e Merry-Go-,Round. Sir 11 a.m. ward Island and was educated appointed to deal with the matter, portions. completed the month’s sitting here. gather information and report as to Harry Lauder. At the end of June he leaves for in the Maritime'Provinces. He the feasibility of such a proposition, i ' In view of the interest at- I Like My Old Home Town. Sir Harry Lauder. England to attend the convention of was formerly head of Cornell The object of the folder would be taehing to the contest The the Canadian Bar Association as the “The Provincial Election’’ University. to advertise the various activities Times to-morrow will carry a 19290—Oh! Susanna. Wendall Hall. representative of the Law Society of and places where a visitor might Gwine te Run All Night. Wendell Hall. Who Will Oevern You? Whom Will You Choose? B.C. The convention Is to be held spend an enjoyable time while In special ringside service giving The Women of Province and the Election In I»ndon in conjunction with those Victoria or surrounding districts. It Which Party Will Be Returned te Power? of the law associations of Great Bri would be circulated through the a full and detailed account of- tain and the United States. various hotels and restaurants, tho the battle. Arrangements Doors Open 7. Chorus f.hhlr Murderer Ended group understands. At the close of a preliminary hear F. Blashfleld made a report on the have been made for the fight ing In the City Police Court this His Life as Police seation of the radio broadcasting to be flashed round by round “The Greatest Love Story” morning, Wallace McNaughton waa programmes through the Centennial from the ringside for publica committed for trial by higher court Methodist Church set, saying that YICTCHUA t| J ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE on the remanded charge of seduction. Cordon Approached this was partly due to the set hav tion in Saturday’s edition. Yesterday afternoon, after the com ing been removed and. althoügh the "Religion That Cheers" pletion of evichmce by the Crown, Edmonton. May 30. — Isaac opportunity to broadcast publicity 1110 Douglas Street William W. Eastman was committed Symington, confessed murderer propaganda had remained he would for trail by higher court on a like of Albert Sinclair, a half-breed, never have considered it a feasible count. Ernest Miller appealed for at Goodflsh Lake ten days ago, thing during the Bummer months. the defence this morning and R. C. committed suicide this morning He stated, however, that he would be in favor of a committee to be Lowe for the Crown. in an attic room of the residence COBALT MINE MILL <4 of 1-Yank B. Hendrickson. Just as named early In the Fall so that they a police cordon was being drawn might be able to broadcast pro A LITTLE MORE...... tightly around him. For ten days grammes through the Winter, for. he It le just that extra little that makes the difference and explains whf said, such advertising as is obtained DESTROYED B^TIRE the murderer had been hiding in we never lose business where quality Is a factor. the bush between Goodflsh and In thle way is almost Invaluable. TRY. YOU WILL BE CONVINCED. Frank Waring, past chairman of Boyne Lakes, while a large posse the group, reported that up to the Flames Fanned by High Phene Two-Nine-Oh-Eight (Huqh Allan) STAR! of police and Indians, aided by a present time there had been more VICTORIA FEED COMFANY LIMITED 1901 Government St. bloodhound, had been relentlessly cars visiting and stopping at the Vic Wind; Coniagas Company NSTRUCTIÜ 500-MILEJT0 MCE on his trail. toria Motor Camp at Curtis Point this year than for the correspond Suffers Loss IcompanyI Winner Averaged 98.24 ing period of time in 1923. Every ■limited! one expressed satisfaction on leav North Bay. May 30.—Th» Coniagas ing the camn at the accommodation Mine mill at Cobalt caught tire this Miles an Hour on Indiana MO HEW JAPANESE and beauty of the place, and Vic morning and was soon a mass of The Best That Science polis Track To-day toria has Impressed manv tourists flames. Reports1 from there say the passing through It with the many Can Offer in High' Frequency mill will be a total loss. The shaft- Is The Indianapolis. Ind., May 10.—Joe attractive features of the city, by no house Is burning and a high wind Is MOVE AGAINST U.S. other medium than this very camp. blowing. Several houses are expected Boyer of Detroit, driving relief, pil Mr. Waring says. oted U I» Corum'e eight-cylinder to be destroyed. Branston Violet speedster to a record-breaking vic Government Succeeding Ki- The Coniagas Is one of the largest 44. !» tory In the twelfth annual 600-mile GRASSHOPPERS AND silver mines in the Cobalt district. automobile race at the Indianapolis youra Ministry Expected to * Rày Generator motor speedway to-day Corum, an CATERPILLARS ARE COOKS IN PARIS Used and recommended by lead Indianapolis man, surrendered his Be Friendly One PEST IN INTERIOR RETURN TO WORK ing physicians, hospitals and machine to Boyer after he had driven sanitariums. This is the number to ring If you need any hardware, it 272 miles. But Jingoists Are Using U.S. I The grasshopper plague which has V. rla. May 30. -Parisians will be Earl Cooper, who led most of the been raging around Kelowna has For gale by builders’ supplies, electrical material, paints, oils, varnishes, way was second. Jimmy Murphy was Exclusion as Their Chief able to resume their normal gas- spread to Merritt and Kamloops dis tronoroiral regimen after to-day; third. Hart* finished fourth, and tricts. according to advices received HAWKINS & stains and floor wax—in fact, any material that belongs to Benny Hill finished fifth. The time Text Now the cooks in the hotels and, restau here to-day. While grasshoppers are rants who on May 17 went on strike house building or repairing, and we can supply tlv men to of the winner was 6.05 23.31. an aver worrying the farmers of these areas, HAYWARD age of 98.24 miles an hour. Tokio, May 30—Anti-American involving some 4.000 chefs and nu do the work for voit at a most reasonable rate. tent acterplllars are eating the leaves merous helpers, have decided to re k Electrical Quality and Service Stores The time for the 500-miles was feeling engendered by erne) from hundred* of trees in the dis 1607 Douglas St.. Opp. City Hall more than three-and-a-half miles an sume work to-day. The cooks ob Phone 643 ment of the United State* immi trict around Balmon Arm. Trains tained an Increase in pay and an hour faster than the previous record have l>een stalled several times lately 1103 Douglas 8t., Near Fort for the distance. The previous mark, gration law with its Japanese eight-hour day. The employers re Phone 2*627 in that area l«y millions of cater fused. however, to sign the tirdon 94.48, was established by Murphy, in exclusion provision threaten» pillars crawling upon the rail». 1922. agreement. to become more widespread ami MEETING TO NIGHT VAREX Heals intense, backed as it is by the NEW MIGRATION Girl Seeking to jingo press and a small group of F R. Carlow. Liberal candidate, . C.&C. Stay Healed will apeak at Hooke Hall thla even COMMITTEE PLAN "Has Never Failed” Prove Nephew of nationalistic publicists, politi ing. assisted by Samuel J. Drake, one cians, former service men and of the Liberal candidates for Vic Rome. May 30. — Delegates to the toria. International Migration Conference Stage Line Earl Her Father retired officers of the army and To-morrow Mr. Carlow will be at yesterday discussed the advisability Cars leave daily at I SO a.m and navy. Lux ton. assisted by Joseph B. Clear! - of creating n permanent interna I SO p.m. from m Government St. for tional committee at Rome to study Extra Special Month-end Edinburgh. May 30 (Canadian Official Japan, represented by the hue. who Is seeking re-election In COBBLE HILL. DUNCAN Press Cable)—In connection with the Klyoura Government, absolutely op Victoria. and prepare projects concerning Im COWICHAN LAKE. migration and emigration, to «elect NANAIMO AND WAY POINTS legal action ‘taken by Constance poses any retaliatory measures end ALBERNI AND WAY POINTS Heure: Mary Lyon, a nineteen-year-old ptore although Viscount Mato remain* OBITUARY the next meeting place of the con COURTENAY AND WAY POINTS •-12, 2 4.30 clerk in Aberdeen, to establish her silent upon that point. It is gener ference and to collect material» for Consultation claim that she is the eldest lawful ally believed in high quarters that thex next meeting. Values in Beds, Mattresses, Phene 116 er 6S3 The funeral of the late James Mc Comfortable Closed Motor Cars Free Phene 2100 child of Hubert Bowes-Lyon, nephew the new Ministry he is expected to Gregor, who pasaed away at his home, 61 Room 1, 404 Pert St. of the Earl of Strathmore, and that form within a fortnight will et Mensies Street. last Wednesday morn ------VARIX NURSE she is a cousin of the Duchess of York, Clnue the name policy. ing. will take place Saturday afternoon Groups of Settlers With this contradiction of public at 1.16 o'clock from the Sands Funeral a warrant ha* been granted her to <*hapel, under the auspices of Vancou secure the attendance at court of a and certain private opinion so. tn Springs, Cots and Couches ver Quadra Lidgv No. I A F. and A.M Come to Canada witness. Miss Mackle. who refused evidence. Japanese officials express The late Mr McGregor was sixty-five . U.S. GOVERNMENT to appear at the hearing of the case regret that they are unable entirely years of age. born In Hooke, and a resi Montreal. May 30.—A stream of ap- Simmone “White Label” Mat* Simmone “Reliance** Pillows. last week. It Is stated Miss Mackle to control the anti-American expres dent of this cMy for the past four trees, at our Replacement Sal-J Filled with wawhed. sterilised sions which are outcropping almost years, former residence Nanaimo. He probimately 4.000 returning Can Good Fir Wood SILVER PURCHASES will be able to give evidence concern is survived by. besides his widow -at, price, la a bargain. An excel and steam-dried feathers Clean, ing meetings of Hubert Bowes Lyon dally in public meeting*, published adian* and new Canadian and other p*.60 per Card Lead editorials and newspaper advertise home, two steters-In Nanaimo He was traveler* will reach Canada to-day lent mattress, filled with clean, sterile pillows protect heAtth, LEMON, QONNASON CO. LIMITED Washington, May 30....Th- Tr.au- and Miss Smeaton, mother of Con a member of Doric Lodge No. .JJ A F and will continue to come in until new cotton, covered with high- and we absolutely guarantee all ury won tit he directed under n bill stance Mary Lyon, and can testify ment*. Propaganda la clearly under and A.M. of Nanaimo Phone 77 2324 Government 8t. way to persuade the public to re Monday at the po'rts of Montreal, grade art ticking. French roll Simmons Billows to be clean and passed by the Senate yesterday to as to the plaintiffs birth previous to Quebec and Halifax. The great ma complete the purchase of stores of the marriaee ef her mother and fuse to purchase United State* goods The funeral of Thelma Victoria, little edge. Delivered in sealed, dust- comfortable—fit and,safe for i and demand Instead Japanese daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Rob jority are settlers and a considerable proof carton. Only .. $15.T5 weary head. Only ...... $4.041 domestic silver covered In the Pitt Hubert Bowes-Lyon and the subse European substitutes. ertses. took place on Thursday after proportion, are from British ports. man Act. Senator Pittman. Demo quent legitimation of the plaintiff by noon from McCall Bros.’ Funeral Chapel crat. Nevada, father of the Mil. esti corner Johnson and Vancouver Streets Simmon* Couch, "leader" De the marriage of her mother and Simmone "Banner” Coil Spring, mated that 14.689.730.13 ounces of father. A number of friends attended, and the sign. Another genuine money- many floral offerings gave expression to you know by reputation. Heavy silver must he bought at |1 an ounce Decrease in Trade saving opportunity. An attrac Jeeves & Lamb the sympathy extended to Mr and Mm Proclamation of steel frame, highest grade tem to comply with the war-time legisla Robertson in the loss of their little tive couch by day. An extreme- pered steel wire coils. with tion. of Canada and US. irl. Rev. W. O Wilson, D.D., con- * ly comfortable double bed at Man Killed in lucted the service, during WTrrclr Ywo Returning Officer special "Banner" top lacing. A night Mattress covered with Transfer Co. hymns were sung. "Abide With Me" and raised end-brace steadies spring. Safe In the Arms of Jesus"; als • ■ > ‘ ■ z / * r e VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30,1^24 ^ We Seized the - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - 1ER SCHOOL! ■ CRIME Hear Opportunity SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr. J. Cockeram of flan Francisco Mm Elvln and twin daughters will WINS ESSAY PRIZE arrived in Victoria yesterday and Is be the guests ter the Bummer with These Records a guest at the Balmoral Hotel. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foe Death in New York Recalls Anna McMordie Awarded + + + ter, 84» Foul Bay Roed. Mrs. Ella Freer, Fort Street, re 4- 4- 4- Amazing History of Sophia Radio Set in Kamloops turned yesterday from spending a Professor F. G. C. Wood and the few day's holiday In Beattie. members of the University Players* Lyons i few days ago of getting quantities of finest Groceries, and wc Competition + + + Company arrived In the city this Mrs. Radford arrived from Seattle morning. They are presenting "The Sophie Lyons, the famous thief To-day •re going to pass them on to you at Kamloops. May sit—Anns Me- to-day on a visit to Mrs. Albert World and His Wife" at Vantages reformer, died yesterdây In the Mordte. thirteen yêara of age, a pu Griffiths, Cadboro Heights. Theatre to-night. Grace Hospital. Detroit, a victim, it pil In grade eight of the Lyttun pub + + + la believed, of foul play by three lic school, is'th<‘ winner of the first Mr. and Mrs. Morris Menkue of Rev. Father E. N. Sherln of Great criminal* whom she had befriended. Real negro comedian* sing theee negro songs. And then district prize In the "Have the For Princess Avenue have as their guest Crosby, Liverpool, England. Is the For thirty years the queen of the hear leham Jones's Orchestra play his own composition, est" essay competition, conducted by Mrs. Julia Saunders of Los Angelea guest of. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. underworld. Lyons, after she had "Spain." ^ SALE PRICES The Kamloops Telegram under, tb# Cal. Sherln, 878 Cowlchan Street. Father serx-ed sentences In fifty jails, de auspice* of the Dominion ForesVrler- 4- + 4- Sherln is leaving on Sunday for San cided that honesty Is the beet policy Miss Cropper, who has recently "My Pillow and Me" ...... Llssle Miles vlce. the* prize being a complete Francisco, where he will visit his and wrote her celebrated book, "Why ...... Llssle Miles Murconlphone II. radio receiving set. returned to Victoria from visiting sister, Mrs. G.^J, Smythe. ^ Crime Doesn't Pay." “Blask Man** her parents on Salt Spring Island Is This first prize essay will be sent to Bom In New York seventy-six ...... Edna Hicks Quality of every item absolutely guaranteed—Vlease order early Ottawa to compete with other dis leaving to-day for Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Birnle of Kobey- “Gulf Coast Blues" ...... 4-4-4- Japan. who formerly resided tn Vic year* ago, Sophie, at the age of six, Y...... «..Edna Hick* trict first-prize competitions for the was taught by her mother to pick "Down-hearted Blues" ... • if you desire delivery. Mrs. Tyrell Oodman accompanied*' toria, arrived In the'clty this morn grand prize. by her son. Master Tony, left yes pocket*. Ten years le ter she trav Mine McMordie i* the ««tighter of ing on the Niagara after a holiday eled extensively In Europe In the "Bleeding-hearted Blues" ...... Lena WUeon Mrs. R A. .McMordie. formerly of terday to spend a week’s holiday In trip to Australia. They expect to re ...... Lena Wilson Vancouver. company of gangs of noted thieves, “Chirpin' the Blues"...... Victoria, and the little girl was for main In the city for some time visit» 2465 lbs. for ...... $1.60 4- ' 4- 4* Ing Mrs. Blrnle's brother, Mrs. James One of these thieves. Ned Lyons, she B.O. Granulated Sugar, 20 some time a pupil In the 8lr James Mlss Mayhew of Edmonton Is vis married. “I'm Gone—That's All" ...... Ham Tree Harrington ...... 17< Douglas School. , 8. Stewart, McClure Street. Pure Lard, per lb...... iting In Victoria as the guest of Mr. For years the coupte conducted an “Voo-doo" ...... Ham Tree Harrington apd Mrs. R. W. Mayhew, Beech Mr. end Mrs. R. M. Hunter-Wee- international safe-blowing and 3 lbs. for ...... so* Drive. ton with Miss M Hunter-Weston ESQUIMAU TENNIS swindling business which Is said to The only place Brunswick ...... 23* + + + were among the passengers on the have netted them at one time $2. Mild Cheese, per lb...... CLUB TO OPEN FOR Mr. G. P Osier and Mr, R. M. Niagara arriving this morning. Mr. in town you Record» Play Taylor of Comox are spending a few 000,000. Bread Plour (all brands), per 49-lb. sack ...... $1.75 Hunter-Weston was a visitor to this After her release, forty years ago, sen buy on sny - SEASON SATURDAY days tn Victoria, and are guests at city two years ago, and wilt spend a from the House of Correction in De Brunewiek St. James the Balmoral Hotel. KENTS Phonograph Spanish Cluster Raisins, b- Pure Lemon Extract, holiday here recuperating after a troit Sophie decided to live honestly or Jameson’s, small si/-, Ht. Paul's Tennis Club. Esquimau, long lllneee. ^ ^ + She married Jimmy Burke, another crown, reg 5$é box for 25* will hold their official opening on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Welle of Victoria reformed criminal, and moved Into PH0N0QJRAPH STORE 2 bottles ...... 25* Saturday next ut 2.80 o'clock. The have left for Vancouver en route for Oswald Burton Bass Is at home Perfect Seal Jar Bings, heavy California, where they will spend vlaltlng his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. a little cottage. 641 YATES STREET PHONE: 3446 Medium size, bottle ...25* Rev. F. C. Chapman and Reeve Her married Ufe was happy and Locitley will start the first game. the next few weeks. Oscar Bass, having completed his prosperous. Both parties to It kept rubber, doz...... Tea will be served at the courts, 4* * -f- course in applied science, and se Large size, bottle ...... 45* Mre. Colin Cummins Is being their vow to live honestly, and In and all members and their friends cured his degree of Bachelor of 191». when Burke died, they had St. James Curry Powder, ETl oordutly Invited t• • I"- present. gladly welcomed home by her many Science, at the University of Call Davies' Veal Loaf, friend* In Victoria after an extended fornla. Mr. Bees passed his cx amass dea fortune from estate déal- bottle ...... 10? The dub will have two courts this Ings. yo-lb. tin ...... 14* year. A new* hard surface court ha* holiday In California. aminations with credit. He ha* not 4- yet decided on his future course, but TURNED REFORMER Long Macaroni, in bulk, been completed, and 1* now ready Mr*. Hamilton Aspln Is leaving Beefsteak and Onions, for use, and several Improvements will take a much needed rest at home. Rich and reepedted as an honor 3 lbs...... 25* to-nlght for a short holiday In Van 4* 4* 4* able buetneaa woman, ehe devoted her Vg-lb. tin ...... have been made to the grass court.. couver, and^ls returning by way of 13* The membership has also increased The Sons of Canada held their life and money to persuading crim Nanaimo. weekly military S00 and dance on Quatsino Clams, Clark's Dried Smoked Beef, considerably this year, and they ex ■^ + + inals to eschew crime. pect to have a very strong club this Tuesday with thirty-two tables in She was visited three days ago by 2-lb. cans, each ...... 10* reg. 35c tin ...... 23* Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs Driscoll play. In future the card players are three criminals whom ehe had be season. Ten tournament matches have returned to their home at Oak A New have already been arranged with dif requested to be in their place* be friended and tried to reform.*>Their Stiff Fibre Scrub Brushes, 1-lb. tin Ray after an extended absence in fore 8.80 o'clock, as a start will be name* she kept secret. Yet they had Corned Beef Hash, 19* ferent clubs of the city and district. Europe. reg. 45c for...... 20C There are still a few Vacancies In 4- 4* made promptly at that time. The accused her of "squealing to the Corned Beef Hash. 2-lb. tin 25C the club membership to be filled, and Mrs. E. O. Prior entertained yea winners were. First, Mrs. Stafford. police" and threatened to "get her. Stove Brushes, each ...... 20c Mi** McBride, Messrs. Parker ahd C. The value of her estate Is esti Through applications may be made to the club terday afternoon at her home on St. Clark's Beef Suet, 2-lb. tin 35* secretary. Miss H. Htevene. IMS R. Sharp; second. Mrs. M. Grant. mated at about $880.000. Her will Olasso English Metal Polish, Charles Street with two tables of Mrs. J. Watson, Mrs. Pollock and J. Esquimau Road. Esquimau, B.C. mah Jong. provided for the establishment of a reg. 95c tin for ...... 15* Pigs' Feet, reg. 85e jar for 50* + 4- 4- Jones; third, Mrs. McGovern. Mrs. Sophie Lyons memorial home for Mre. N. B Hall of McClure Street, Crowther, Messrs Saunders and.. children of two to four years of age, Train Royal Crown Soap, pkg. 20* Van tfSapT'CBtii Con Carne, was among the hostesses yesterday Horne. The ten bid was won after one or both of whose parents are In 2 tide ...... • ■ • 25* 1024 afternoon when she entertained cutting the cards, by Mr. J. Roberts lsoit. The sum of $126 a year is Oipey Stove Polish, tin..:.5* SEAMEN’S number of friends at the tea hour. and Mrs. Hammond. ft to provide delicacies for the sick Davies i Cambridge Sausage, 4-4-4- Kand persons condemned to death. Armour’s Glass Potted Meats Measrs. Vivian and Geoffrey Bag- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Millar. 716 Cook THE 1,1b. tm—:...... 25* ■haw and Arthur Morton left Street, entertained last evening at reg. 25c for ..,...... 15* DOINO GOOD WORK cently for Stewart. B.C., where they their home when a number of friends Ground Almonds, large jar. will spend the Summer months. arrix-ed to spend an evening In danc Holbrook's Curry Powder, reg. 85c for ...... 45* ing. Among the guests were Mr. and bottle ...... [...... 20* With the rapkUy approaching xdstt Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Philips. "Innie Mrs. J. Crawford Fennell, Mr. and Van Camp’s Chili Sauce, of the fleet to Victoria more than fall." flows Street, have as their Mrs. H. Eva a Han bury, Mr. and Mrs. guest* Mr. and Mr*. Alwyn Harvey F. O Murray, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ruh- MOUNTAINEER Noeco Onion Salt, bottle ...... 22* ordinary Interest centred around the annual meeting of the Connaught of Shaughneeey Heights. Vancouver sell llenshall. Mr. and Mrs. M Au BEER PLEBISCITE extra strong, pkg...... 5f Clark’s Mincemeat, Seamen's Institute and the Sailors 4- 4- 4- . brey Kent, Mrs. Gordon Simpson. Club, which was held last evening at Mrs. Radcliffe. who has been the SSL3L rrnc'u.rM,ni: Organization Formed to Com-1 Vool Soap, 3 bars ...... 25* reg. 45c jar for ...... 25* the Connaught Seamen's Institute, guest of Mr*. Dane. Hampshire Vancouver to Chicago Superior Street. Rond, for the past few day*, left yes Hinsdale. Mies Nonie Cutler. Messrs. bat Sale of Beer by the Beefo Gravy Salt, tin .... 15* Junket Powder, 3 pkts... 25* Arthur Coles, In opening the meet terday afternoon for her home In Carl Oonnaeon, Vincent McKinnon. ing. regretted exceedingly the ab Vancouver. Reginald Cicerl. Ronald Klngharo Glass Can Openers, reg. 10c for 5* Genuine Bengal Chutney, sence of the president. Col. A. W • R- 4- 4- * and Jock Watson. bottle ...... 22* Wllby. who Is In England, and as the Mr and Mrs. W. 8. Willis and Mise 4-4-4- At a largely attended meeting in Libby's Sweet Gherkins, vice-president was also unavoidably Rosalind Willis have returned from Among the tea-hostesses of yes the Metropolitan Church last ex-en- Libby’s Mincemeat, pkl. 10* absent. Commander Beard wa* a five days' motor trip up the Island, terday afternoon wa* Mrs. P. B. Ing presided over by Dr. W. L. Clay, Canadian Pacific Railway reg. 55c jar for...... 35* unanimously x'oted to the chair. visiting Comox, Mervllle and Quail- Scurruh. who entertained at her an organisation was formed to op Climax Jam, 4-lb. tin .. . 50c Mr. Cole* read the statement of re cura Beach. home. 19 Highland Drive. Her pose the, sale of beer by the glas*. CAB Assorted Pickles, ceipts and expenditures for the 4* + + guest* Included Mrs. R. W. Mayhew, Strong expressions of disapprox-al at is now operating a solid through train Miss Kathryn Bradshaw has re bottle ...... 33* Holbrook’s Browning, Sailors' Club, Esqulmalt. showing ex Mr*. John Wood. Mrs. C. K. Den the recent amendment to the Liquor bottle ...... 20* penditure and receipts balancing at turned from Vancouver, where ehe ham. Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mr*. J. H. Act were voiced by several of those Without Chang* of Car» CAB Plum Puddings, $1,648.83. Reference was made to a was the guest of the Women's Uni Fletcher. Mrs. Douglas Graham. Mrs. present. donation from the British and versity Club at their annual banquet J. D. McLean. Mrs. H. P. Hodges, H. W. Davey, barrister, gave a very CAB Tarragon Vinegar, Foreign Sailors* Society' of $800, a on Tuesday evening. lucid explanation of the act. stating reg. $1.00 sise for...... 50* 4-4-4* Mr*. F. V. Ixmgetaff. Mr*. 8. J. bottle ...... 25* fund to t»e devoted to repairs and Drake. Mrs. George 1UII. Mrs. Vic that notwithstanding an adx*erse vote VANCOUVER and CHICAGO Gilliard’s Gherkins, possibly taxes. Mr*. M. G. Moore. *80 8t. Charles tor Clarke. Mrs. A. J. Patton. Mrs. against the sale of beer the law still Toilet Soap Witch Hazel, guest Mrs, W. R. Sayer, In reporting for Street, was hostess at a smart lunch- James Adam. Mrs. Lloyd Mutrle. Mrs. remains on the statute book; more jar, 45* and ...... 25C eoq party at her home yesterday size, 12 tablets ...... 18c the Ladles* Guild for Sailors, as sec George Ramsey, Mrs. J. O. Stinson. over, the Lieutenant-Governor-ln- retary of the Connaught Guild, Covers were laid for. twelve at the Council might bring the sale of beer Leaving Vancouver Daily Gilliard’s L V. Pickles, Mies Mayhew (Edmonton). The Dri-Milk, reg. 65c tin for 35<> showed the receipts to have been prettily decorated table. tea table was centred with a bowl by the gkxee into any polling division 50<>)< > pr< sented « \ cently through the sudden death of of the act were brought into force It relient reports of the Esquimau her brother-in-law. Mr. Carlles. would eventually lead to condition* ,-rtMat Oke*-ebe* Cm 2%-lb. tin ...... 65* 2 bottles...... 25^ Sailors* Club. worse than In the days of the saloon. The election of officers resulted as Mrs. J. M. Lefevre left for Van Mrs. Donald Lamson Dr. Slpprell was very outspoken, Open-top Okoorvation Cleanall No-Bub Soap, reg. 5c, Pontefract Licorice, lb. . ,40< follows: couver yesterday after being the stating that the public have be*n now 12 for ...... 15* Hon. president. His Honor the house-guest of Hon. E. Burke-Roche Has Distinguished hoodwinked by the whole act. Dr. Con Through tho Arab Brand Pure Flavoring lent r-nant-Governor: hon. vice- and Mr*. Burke-Roche. Pemberton W 1» Clay was equally outspoken Or box of 24 for ...... 25* president, the Premier; hon. vice Road, for the pest few weeks. after listening to Mr. Davey's ad Extracts, 2 bottle* . .25<* presidents, the Bishop of Columbia, 4-4-4- Hawaiian Ancestors Pickles in gallon jar, the Bishop of Victoria, the secretary Mlse Gertrude Balottl of St. Luke’s T. Humphrtee gave It a* his best quality, eaeh .... .$1.45 Morton's Bice Flour, pkt. lOc of the Ministerial Association and Hospital. Seattle, passed through Mrs. Donald Lamson of Honolulu, opinion that the Gox*ernment had al Tm rwwwRNw »-4 ell per- the Mayor of Victoria; president. Col. Victoria yesterday on her way to Na who arrWed here this morning aboard lowed itself to be Influenced by the Weeler* epply et De^t Holbrook's Ground Bice, Wllby, O.H.E.: vice-president. Reeve liquor interests. No demund. he Horne's Custard Powder, naimo. having been called home the R.M.8. Niagara from Honolulu, Tleket OSee, City TWEet I/ockley; treasurer, Arthur Coles; owing to the Illness of her father. a* the bride of Lieut. l>onald Lam- •aid, had t»eeh made for a plebiscite. 2 small tins ...... 25* 3 pkt*. .. J. 25^ secretary, by unanimous re-election. 4- 4~ "4 son. of the United Huttes army, Another speaker described the act OSke 4S4 He.iiee. Stmt 1-lb. tins ...... ,.25* Stafford's Commercial Ink, Mr. Wright Hill, regret for whose Mr. end Mrs. Ch»». E. McIntyre, comes from » distinguished ancestry aa an iniquitous piece of legislation. Wet er Hetei Veeeeerer present lllnes* wa* generally, eg who have l.ren vial ter* In the city In the Hawaiian Islands. Lieut. A committee consisting of T. Hum Ticket Wee. Columbia Macaroni, 4 pkts 25* qt. bottle, reg. $1.60 foy75lan of campaign. The officers pre*entattx-e of the British and Mrs. Lamson l* the great grand of the league have all been appointed 12 for...... 25c Spices — Cloves. Cayenne. Foreign Ha Hors* Society. Mn. H B. Jeckion. formerly of the daughter of Captain George Beckley. with the exception of a president, a* Nutmeg and Cinnamon— . _ Km preen Hotel, has returned to Van an Englishman who went to Hawaii the nominating committee wished tp Lowney's Alakuma Candy, couver from Bermuda and will leave In 1604. became the military adviser get In touch with some gentlemen In a few days for Lake Windermere, of Kamehameha the Great, the king who were not present at the meet where ehe will remain for the Sum of the Hawaiian Islande, and in Ills ing. Robertson’s Brilliant*, pkt. 3<* Cayenne Pepper, bulk, lb. 50<■ 1 mer. became commander of the first fort Mr. Humphries was appointed WETHEY’S 4-4-4- located at Honolulu. chairman of the publicity committee, Cocognut Chew, bar ...... 3* Pure Curry Powder, in bulk, Condensed Mince Meal Mr*. J- W. Faulkner, Vancouver, In 1808. Capt. Beckley designed the H. N. Mitchell chairman of finance. Try This accompanied by her daughter. Rose, Hawaiian flag. Being an English 8. P. Miller chairman of organiza Beechnut Gum, 2 pkte ... 5< per lb...... 40<* 1 5< PI R I*At KAGF 1 has returned home, after spending man he placed the Union Jack In the tion committee. James Walker sec corner and the atrtpea In the Ha retary and R. Macdonald treasurer-1 MAM S TWt » PIES the past six weeks as the guest of Batin Mix Candy, lb...... 25r Sage, i/^-lb. tin ...... ,26<: her daughter. Mrs. A. McCulloch of waiian flag represent .the eight SOLD i VI RYWHLRL Victoria. + Islands. The flag thus designed re mained the standard of the Hawaiian EVENTS TO COME Miss Marie Summer*, who has monarchy until 1691. It then became The regular monthly meeting of the Madeira Cake FRESH MEATS been «pending the past few weeks In the flag of the Hawaiian Republic Esquimau Chapter I.O.PK will take Victoria a* the guest of Mr. and Mrs. until 1898 when Hawaii became iilace on Monday. June 8. at Mount Ade Clarence Hoard, returned the be territory of the United States. laide, the .residence of the regent, Mr*. ginning of the week to her home in Captain Beckley Is referred to in Henry Croft. Leeal Broilers, from 1H to 2 lb. Kotxebue'e book describing hie visit Leeel Belling Fowls, from 8 to 7 -I or lick's l*ortland. ^ ^ The Sunday School and congregation weight. Each, to Hawaii, and tells of Captain Beck of the Union Church of Keating will hold E rh:...... 27c $1.00 and...... i UV General and Mrs. A. D- McRae of ley being assigned by Kamehameha a picnic Saturday, May 11, at the Ex "Hycroft." Vancouver, announce the os his guide on the Island of Oahu. perimental Farm, Saanich. dalted Milk Captain Beckley'e wife wa» a He engagement of their second daughter, Lake Hill W.l. will hold their regular W# want you to know that Stevenson'* New Zealand Lamb, eheuldere, Relied Pot Reaete ef Beef, Lucille Coleman, to Mr. Dwight C. wallan Chleftalneee. Ahla. who wa» given to Csgfl. Beckley In marriage monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 3. Specially Bakery is thé place to go for better per lb...... per lb...... 140 6(9®. Paul, son of Mrs. Hoagland of Roch *y KameharaSha. at 1 p m.. In the loxke HlIl Community quality Câke* and Pastries. So that ester, New York. Centre. Quadra Street. Pure Pork Saueage* 1 lbs. .L..450 Mrs. Lamson la also a relative of Priced Ifor vou will know oor quality 1* better by Freeh Bee# Hearts, each .... BBr Lieut. Hutchison of the flying Mobile r Infante Mr*. W. A. Shields of the Con A sale of home cooking I* to he held the best possible test—|K>rsonal experi ' A Invalid» naught apartments, accompanied by Police, -who brought down a Step by the Sunshine Club1 of x*lctorla Chap Saturday ence—we make a special Inducement 1 Freeh Cut Fet Reset». ,e Local Roasting Chickens, pelln in London. England, when tbs ter No 17 O.B.S. In Spencer'* basement O her little eon. has left for Victoria, city was raided during the war. on Saturday morning. May 81. price each week-end. I per lb„ lOf and per lb. »...... A Nutritious Diet for All Agee. where ehe will spend sex-eral months, Keep Horlick’i Always on Hand the guest of her parent*. Mr. and Inviting you to try our bakery products Mrs. Elliott."—-Calgary Herald. at a special price is our method of ad Quick Lunch ; Home « OSes, vertising. We kndw you'll come back The many friends of Mies Barbara 30c lb. again, and again! Gibson will l>e pleased to hear she has recox'ered from her recent oper SAY- Spring’s Smartest ation, and will return from hospital H. 0. KIRKHAM & to-morrow to her home on Fort ^ CANOV SPECIAL Shoes 8,r~t + * * "Hor Maid" Cream Toffee, regular 76c per Oftp Special per half lb...... • • • • • • ...... OW MUTRIE * SON'S Mias Lauretta Arnold of Bimcoe, INGERSOLL Ontario, accompanied by her brother. lie* noi iiLAM mraarr Maeter Harold Arnold, have arrived CO. LTD. In the city after- visiting friends at New Westminster and will spend the When you mean Summer month* here. anyVcjps of .uQ 8as done Next Friday; Speakers », a cry.iai loun- ,1,en* ^*r- PeWval Woorer broke in upon a meeting of the Htm- The C anadian visitor to old Lon- their being cut down, a crystal foun- and he flaunts his creed openly, Booked tain. and a large bine canopy i*er Cent Party's executive committee to-day. The sinister flagrantly, on his vest front!" Speed Driver Tells Story of don to-day who pays his shilling life together. 1 Their tiffs and tongue admission fee to 6 Cheyne Row, the one a momentary impreaaion of a smile that squirmed under Mr. Wooer's wriggiiv mustache. I "I deny it," gurgled Alderman An exceptionally Interesting .rBd- combats were nothin# but the tossing huxaarhauar in thet Km ArabianA ruhla », NightsVivhta enterenter. . , L J J . , -, ... • ’ Wobble, but he buttoned up his coat How He Started on Road house which once harbored thus*» of the surface waves of emotion; HMt, notieti no good, for Mr. \\ oozer s sin il vs have decreased as gramme has been arranged fur the stormy spirits, Thomas and Jane tainments—and such a lot of things again rapidly to conceal the evidence next monthly meeting of the Victoria to Fame beneath these lay the deep sea of an of different kinds and of well dNw*e«! to which Mr. Woozer referred. Carlyle, is interested most of all in eternal dex*ot|on. his family has developed an opposite tendency. He has seldom Radio Club, to be held at the Y.M.C. the sound-proof chamber which the people—for the tickets were wttli WOBBLE DEFIANT A., Friday. June 6. at 8 o'clock. Indianapolis, May 31—When Earl flx-e shillings—was rather Imposing11,11 smiled at all since the even dozen mark was (>asscd and it is gen irritable prophet caused to be built CARLYLE BUYS A erglly understood that on the arrival of the thirteenth, which were There was a tense silence for some "Opr next meeting, which will be Cooper pulled into the pits afier at the top of hie house to protect him for a few minutes—but when you tuning up his Studebaker special for CLOAK FOR JANE come to look at the wares in detail — minutes. Then Alderman Wobble attended by close on to one hun from the noises of street vendors, twins, he remarked that he had alwayk thought thirteen was hi# rose shakily but with dignity. He dred and fifty new members who the international 600-milo race at hurdy-gurdies, and /the piano One of the best proofs of Carlyle’s there was nothing really Worth look have Joined our ranks during the the Speedway here, he wns ques- ' love for Jane is the fact that after ing at—at least that one coqld not unlucky number and now he wax- sure of it. remarked that hcuJid not suppose for drummed by the ladiesTnext dodr. He a minute that anyone was saying past few weeks, will be of Interest tloned by his old friend. Mayor Lew her mother’s death he gave his wife have seen samples of In the shops. "Aha!" hissed Mr. Woozer as he Shank, of this city, who Is a racing is also amused at the sight of the tin interupted the meeting of oar execu anything against hint If he thought from the opening to the close," an bath In which Thomas once àxvk - birthday and New Year presents to The big diamond indeed- worth a themselves upon this country like nounced Harold Grant, president of fan. make up for those which her mother million! that one could not have seen tive committee to-day. "That la the that any such suggestion had been wardly performed his ablutions, but seaweed on a clam!" made, even Indirectly or by infer the Victoria Radio Club, this morn "Listen, Earl." said he, "I got Into had always sent to her on those an at any Jeweller’s—but oh Babble nU8ger In the wood pile!" he cried, “Food!1* gasped Alderman Wobble. politic# by getting the ear of my he comes away feeling that the Car brandishing a sheaf of papers and ence. he would resign after killing ing. "The committee In charge has lyles lived in a depressing, ugly niversaries. He did this out of what a disappointment! for the big "Food!" gasped the executive com been working hard and have been neighbors as a successful auctioneer. tender sympathy for her because lie diamond- unset —looked precisely leveling a bony finger at Alderman the person who made the suggestion; abode. Hut those hare floor# once mittee of the Hundred Per Cent bu: as Mr. Woozer had evidently not successful in arranging a programma Now tell me, how did you come to felt that she would otherwise find like a bit of crystal the jnze ami Dux-id Wobble, the candidate of our Party. get Into this perilous game of play echoed to the tread of distinguished party here. Alderman Wobble smiled Intended anything of the sort he was that will Interest all." men and women and A*y>se tinie- those days too sad. And Jane ap shape of the first Joint of your "Yes. food!" screamed Mr. Percl- Arthur Porter, chairman of the ing b£>-pecp to a cur that's leaping preciated this thoughtfulness all the thumb! And the fatigue of even the the Joyless smile of a small boy content, being of a generous nature, stained w.Mls once saw not only the val Wooxer. Whereupon he threw Ml til pnHM là# matter further. "I committee who has charge of next around a track at lto miles an more because, as she explains In a most cursory surrey xvas Indescrib caught strangling his baby1 brother down on the table stenographic re tolling hero-worshipper, but scenes of -letter written January l, 1847. she able and to tell you the God's truth and murmured. "1 deny It." deny everything." he added and week's programme, has arranged great human Interest. And fortun ports of nil Alderman Wobble's cam strode out of the room. with W. J. Frampton. one of Vic Cooper, etm-painted.veteran of the knew he had a "sacred horror of 1 would not haw given the pleasure "Aha! he's the fly in our oint-, paign speeches. These showed, he tracks, grinned. He borrowed a cig ately for-us those dead yesterdays ment!" cried Mr. Perclx-al Woozer. "If those charges are true." said toria's well known radio experts, to In 6 Cheyne Row live once more in shopping." So great was hie dislike of reading a good fairy tale for all said, that In all his address our can give a short address on "Radio of arette from the mayor and said; that he could never be induced to the pleasure to be got from that still pointing squarely at Alderman Cicero Hlopp. the brilliant organiser the numerous letters penned by the didate had praised with eloquence, of our party, "I have been nourishing Yesterday and To-day." The address "Mayor, I've made a lot of money order even his own coats and trous ‘Fairy Scene!' I have surely a great Wobble's front, not a difficult target. misguided éloquence, hut still with out of my fourteen years' racing— keenly observant and witty Mrs. Car "I deny It." said Alderman Wobble, u foul viper in my bosom." should be exceedingly interesting as lyle. 1 have Just been reading with ers at the tailor's until one year many things to telL you not about eloquence, the virtues of food. Even Mr. Frampton has been connected and 1 owe it all to my old employer when he sent Jane to get him a coat the exhibition—but 1 hax'e only a looking himself up and down hastily And Mr. lllopp placed his right unflagging zeal “Jane Welsh Car when hie enemies were heaving food hand majestically on that part of his with the wireless telegraph and radio in the garage in Han Jose, California. she cured him by buying one sky horrid steel pen and my paper ap to see what was wrong with him. of doubtful ancestry and more doubt He fired me under peculiar circum lyle: Letters to Her Family., 183»- enable to find anything more than anatomy "which. Indeed. Is ample business since Its inception many 1868,“ edited by Leonard Huxley, blue with yellow buttons. But while pears to be scarce." ful age at him. said Mr. Wooeer, years ago. He will discuss briefly stances—and that started me on my she Insisted that he should order his usual he buttoned up his coat hur enough to accommodate a large fam LL.U. (McClelland and Stewart. To EDITOR WHO CUDDLED Alderman Wobble had continued to ily .of those Interesting creatures. the many great changes that havo racing career." own clothes, she felt so sorry for the riedly as protection against Mr. laud the value of ham and eggs in "Y'see, I was Just a young fellow, ronto). a goodly sized volume, with THE LADIES Wooaer’s bitter wrath. I B.H. taken place 1n the past twenty years, portraits. In which some 220 miss agony, he must hax*e endured in the building up of a nation, asserting and more especially the past five working in thé garage and salesroom searching for presents for her that Lord Jeffrey, editor of The Edin "Deny It. eh?" shrieked Mr. Woomer with mock passion that they were ives, sent to Scotch relatives and burgh Rexiewf-Was a great friend of years. Mr. Frampton bas a ver# of C. H. Letcher. Well, one day I kept by their descendants all these she made him promise in December. with a laugh as pleasant as a mos- more important than the P.G.E. Was boasted that I was some pumpkins 1847, not to give her anything on New- the Carlyles. When he visited » thorough knowledge of radio and will years, have been laid under contrlb-* Cheyne Row in 1844 he was a gallant give fans some facts that will be as a racer. So my boss and l agreed ution. Mrs. Carlyle’s letters to the Year’s Day. "He laughed very on a twenty-three mile race. You much." she writes, "and repeated that old gentleman of seventy and as he both instructive and Interesting. number of 383 were published In the was specially fond of Mrs. Carlyle, Jack Mac Kay, probably the first know what funny old gas gondolas Froude volumes forty-one years ago he would not. But to reconcile his they had In those days." promise with his wish to show his he always Insisted on kissing her. radio fan in Victoria to build a and Mr. Alexander Carlyle at a later Describing his amorous conduct In a five-tube neutrodyne receiving eet, "Well I beat him—and he fired me. date found and published 268 more kindness—what does he do but sally I was out of a Job. So I thought forth and buy me a present for letter to her niece, . Jane write, “He will demonstrate hts eet at the meet In his "New Letters and Memorials having a strong natural tendency STMS SHE ing. Mr. MacKay Is well acquainted I’d borrow a car and become a racer. of Jane Welsh Carlyle," so that with Christmas, and In a fit of audacity I won the great Portola race at almost incredible the thing he chose for cuddling people, (without the with various types of radio receiv this newly discovered batch, the slightest earthly harm in It) and, ing sets and his talk and demonstra Oakland, and I've been living on the grand total amounts to 821, a- mass to buy was—a cloak'.—-a woman’s tion will acquaint local fans of the tnfeks ever since." cloak!—and when he came in on taking advantage of hie now being* ive epistolary output -for a woman near seventy years of age to indulge merit* of the much discussed set, who was mo delicate, so much the t ’hristmas morning to ask how 1 was I* cunningly slipped it down on the this hi noce nt taste to the fullest ex Mr. MacKay was the operator in victim of sleepless nights and tent. took me all in his arms a* usual charge of the Centennial Methodist nervous debility as the wife of the > ynalr at the bottom of my bed, where V-ffrst noticed It when 1 was putting — regardless of the presence of Results of Pass List An Church Broadcasting station when sage of Chelsea. And she has made ' It first opened. POTENTIOMETER riattnauer, Kmpson and Helen (as a secure place for herself by this on my clothes at midday It hap nouncement Most Gratifying It was first arranged that J. Dun pened that Just at that moment I Indeed he would have done the same correspondence among the truly great before twenty starched dowagers) lop should demonstrate hla power letter writes of modern times. She was thinking of the warm dressing ful Super-Heterodyne, but owing to gown which used to be sent him and gave me one kiss after another, has often been pitied because she not 'on the brow' or any of those Full pass standing was given to him leaving the city for a short . USEFUL DEVICE every Christmas by her- and all the married an iràscible man of genius, delicate spots, but plump on my Ups! many students at the Provincial holiday, he will be unable to attend but these letters prove that she was flannel petticoats and night-caps and thoughtful things of her own mak -calling me 'my darling Jeanie* — Normal Hchqol this year, and the of the meeting. The committee Is ar Generally Employed in Radio a genius herself In registering In vig my sweet child! my dear» love'! ! and ficial announcement of these names ranging to have Mr. Dunlop demon orous English Impressions of the ing for myself; my heart was full of sorrow—and Just then I saw on the then when we had got over the brunt has now be«*n made public. The re strate his new set at the July meet Frequency Amplifiers fleeting hour and In draw-ing por of the business and Sat down on the sults of the year are particularly ing. traits of her contemporaries. The chair what seemed a new dressing gown—like the former one# -there sofa he ceased not for a moment gratifying to the faculty of the in Ho far the campaign for new mom. A potentiometer is a very useful contents of this large volume support from kissing my hands, stroking my stitution. who are glad to announce l»er» ha* been very successful and device In any radio receiving set. The the Judgment of her husband when was something perfectly bewildering in thi vision. I stood staring at the hair, patting my face and saying the splendid ehow?n< made by the officials are more than pleased with place where It is most often employ he wrote In the sad days after Jane s the teffderest things In the tenderest students. A list of Interim certifi the results. Application for member ed Is in radio frequency amplifiers, death, "As to talent, epistolary and thing uncertain If I was going mud and merely fancying to see it. at last cates granted Is also Included In the ship forms can be obtained at E. G. where it is used to prevent oscilla other, these letters, I perceive, equal report from the Institution. Prior A Company Limited, C. W. tions by controlling the grid voltage and surpass whatever of best I know In a sort of desperation 1 laid hold TOBACCO. BRANDY AND Radio, Western Canada Radio Sup of It and found it was a woman’s TEA FOR TENNYSON PROVINCIAL NORMAL SCHOOL of the radio frequency amplifier tj exist. In that kind." ply Limited, Minty As White, 8un tubes. When used for this purpose cloak—and then 1 understood the Carlyle and Tennyson were inti The names of those who have been Electric Company, International En A VERY NERVOUS PAIR whole matter—but 1 was made hor mate friends. Jane tells us In. one of granted full pass standing: John L. the two outside terminals of the po gineering School and the member tentiometer are connected to the two One of the chief impressions that ribly sad and nerx-ous by It for the her letters that Carlyl* liked Tenny R. A Idle. James Allan. Eva V. Am ship committee. we get from this collection of Inti whole day. Poor Carlyle; hla gift son beet of all—what Thackeray said broe, Emily V’. Anderson, Oscar H. "A"battery terminals and the slider mate letters to relatives Is that deserved to have excited gladder of Fltsgerald. One evening when Anderson. June H. Arnason. Edith E. Is connected to the grid return of Thomas and Jane were as happy to feelings—however I did my best to Carlyle had gone to dine somewhere, Asher, Thomas E. Asplnall. Ikirothy the radio frequency amplifier tubes. gether as two people could be who look glad over It before him—and he Tennyson, who came up.to London K Ayton, Rose 8. iSaikie. Ada Bailey. Another use for a potentiometer Is were so plagued by 111-health. It took was much consoled by my assurance only rarely, called at I Cheyne Row. Mary Barker. Tannis (». 8. Barlec, to vary the plate voltage for soft de that It could be worn. He had bought NOISES IN SET tector tubes. This may be accom very little social or any other kind of He was accompanied by his friend Lillian E, Barnett. Rebecca * Bell, excitement to send Mrs. Carlyle to It ‘by gas light’ he said and felt quite Moxon, the publisher. In the follow Coral A. Bennett, Mary A. Reran, plished by connecting negative "B* been with shattered nerves which pre desperate about it when he saw it |n ing lively style Mrs. Carlyle tells Beatrice M. Blckle, Ida Bill!. Marion battery wire to the slider on the po* vented her from sleeping night after the morning.' But It la a wonderful how she did the honors In her hus M. Bisson, Russell D. A. Blssln, tentiometer and then connecting the cloak for him to have bought - irenle M. Boyden, William H. Brakes. IMPLIED resistance coll of the potentiometer night; one dinner party was suffi - band's absence: "Alfred Is dread • dent to make either or both of them warm, and not very ugly—and a good fully embarrassed with women alone David E. Breckenrldge. Kathleen A. across the “A" battery. With the po bilious, and there Is constant talk In shape—only entirely unsuitable to the —for he entertains at one and the,, Brodie, Alice L. Brown. Dorothy M. Advice For Amateur Radio tentiometer connected in this man these letters of how Carlyle dosed rest of my habiliments! being a same moment a felling of almost1 "Brown. James E. Brown. Mildred E. ner it Is possible to vary the “B" himself with blue pills « mercury i brownish color with orange spot* and adoration for them and an Ineffable Cameron. James Campbell. Edna M Receivers of Value battery potential six volte—t.e., when and followed them with draughts of a brown velvet collar! !" contempt! adoration I suppose for Campion. Mlllcent F. Canfield. Exa a six volt "A" battery is used to heat the filaments. castor oil. In later life, as insomnia SHOWER BATH what they might be—contempt for K. Cavalier, Margaret L. Cawthorne, Scratching noise* In a radio re obtained an ever stronger hold upon what they are' The only chance of Annie M. Chalmers, Agnes L. M. ceiver seem to be the noises that are A third use for a potentiometer In her. Mrs. Carlyle resorted to mor EVERY MORNING my getting any right good of him was t'herlebols, Dorothy D. Clements, prevalent in moat sets that are noisy. a receiving set Is to increase the resistance of the aerial and In that phine and Dr. Huxley asserts that A long gossipy letter was written to make him forget my woman ness— John A. Colbert. Noel R. Coll Ison, These noises may be due to*one or the effect of this drug was seen in so 1 did Just as Carlyle would have Agile# J. Conray. Margaret M. Coton. way reduce the radiation form re in September, 1846. to Helen Welsh. Mr. Percival Woozer Smiled a Siekl y Smile. more of several causes. Those fans here Jealousy of Lady Ashburton, In this Jane says that Thomas should done had he been there; got out A lie#-; JLi*. Cousine. Clara L. Craig, having sets that are scratchy will generative receivers. When the po for many years the Carlyles were pipes and tobacco—and brandy and Mary M Craig, J. Ethel Creech. Mary do well to read over the following tentiometer is used for this purpose have married a Jolly fat woman, not It Is connected as a rheostat rather frequent visitors to Bath House in a nervous creature like himself. water—with a deluge of tea over and quite bite.•. / ‘‘That's a good one. that that the utterance of an honest man? W. Cross, Hilda L. Cryderman, Agnes list and then look over their sets for town and to Lady Harriet Ashbur "Carlvie," she writes, "should have above. The effect of these accessor Is!" J Cuileton. Madge Daniels, Lottie K the points mentioned. than a potentiometer, for the slider asked Mr. Wooser. of *the potentiometer Is connected to ton's various country places where had 'a strong-minded woman, for ies was miraculous—he professed to "It's untrue.NK murmured Alderman Davis. Rena L. Dawson. Helen K. The first place to look for trouble they met celebrities, both social an-t wife, with a perfectly soufld liver, br ashamed of polluting my room, SERIOUS CHARGES Dimock. Herbert E. Drake. Mary M. Is the aerial and ground. If there is the aerial, and one side of the resis Wobble. "What is It. anyway? tance is connected to the aerial bind literary, and where Carlyle was par plenty of solid fat. and mirth and •felt,' he said, 'as if he were stealing Whatever^ it Is, 1 deny It? Dudgeon. Barbara Duncan. Margaret any corrosion In any of the Joints ticularly interested In talking with cups and sacred vessels In the At our recent banquet Alderman East, W. Brenda f>. Edgecombe. Rhys ing post on the receiver. good-humor world without end — "What 1* It?" screeched Mr. Wobble had referred with hypocriti they should be taken apart and leading men In politics and affairs to mend do best with their opposite». I Temple'—but he smoked on all the T. Edwards. Herbert W. Edwardson, cleaned. Then resoldered. Any Joint The resistance of the ux’erage po whom he unfolded his strenuous same-for three ntortal hours! — Wooeer. "Campaign funds, sir, of cal emotion to the "radiant glory of Charles F. Elliott. Hilda V. Elliott, tentiometer Is between 100 and 600 am too like him Self in some things— course—food. sir. food! Ham and beefsteak, well smothered In onions." that is not soldered I* liable to cause ideas of reform, for his chief desire, especially as to the state of our talking like an angel—only exactly Margaret E. Ewing. Marcia M. Keary, scratchy noises in the phones. ohms and for receiving sets a poten as Dr. Huxley points out, was to as If he were talking with a clever aig*—ham and aigs!" Was that the remark of a patriot? Ena M. Finch, Sarah (). Fisher, Nor tiometer of about 400 ohms resis livers, and so we aggravate one Mr. Woozer demanded. For his part The next place to look for trouble make history rather than to write It. another’s tendencies to despair! But man which—being a thing 1 am not Mr. Wooser continued to point at man P. Forbes. Verna M. Ford. Doro In this line 1» on the tube prongs. tance Is usually required. During the nearly years of their used to—men always adapting their Alderman Wobble's most prominent he waa convinced that this ‘ state thy M. Foster. David W. Foubister. A. there 1# no altering of all that now- ment had been written for Alderman If there Is any corrosion here It A LITTLE CAMPAIGN OF WANT friendship there Is nothing to indi nothing to be done but make the beet conx-eraatlon to what they take to be plane surface and Alderman Wobble Jack Fouracre. Elaine M. Fox. Rose should he filed off and the prong cate that Jane Carlyle a-as Jealous a woman's taste—strained me to a glanced over himself to see whether Wobble by the men who had bought Frey. Bertha A. Garnett, Grace K ADVERTISING IN THE TIMES of it—which I candidly confess 1 am him. for certainly Alderman W ------W •1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924 thereason .tory. : they '- “Andare neverthey neceewyare uiway. to rtoyaiBnvnl managementN/Tnec.m.nl brief and , snappy. Moreover, Reports Rash for |AT THE THEATRES Chaplin does not talk once in a mil lion feet. Watch hie lips move? You cam. At least the prop of speech Is “Lightnin ” Ticket* far from the Cjhsplin picture. The Chaplin picture has never been prop As expected, the rush attending RITES IRE NOT ped the opening of the seat sale fov End-of-the-Month Specials Chaplin Succeeds as AT THE THEATRES And now that he la a director and "Lightnin' ■•* at 8 o'clock this morn FRm Director in hie first dramatic picture has ing surpassed anything that tbs | Capitol—“The Uninvited Ouest." * riven the world “A Woman of Royal Victoria Theatre management VITIL POLITICS Dominion—“A Woman of Paris." Paris." a United Artists release, has experienced since the occasional “A Woman of Pari." showing at the I>omtnlon this week, Playhouse—“The India Rubber visits of Maud Adams and Davf Speaking on 1C G. Coven Girl." It looks as though he will repeat in Warfield and the first engagement In Groceries, Provisions, Drugs Charles Spencer Chaplin hap this field. try hist night at tne Marigold Hall, "polled the chances of Immortality Columbia—-“Little Jehnny Jones." of "Ben Hur." Interest In the com Not only has he shown the way. ing of the famous play has been Harold B. Robertson, K.Ç., claimed fpr every other film actor who will Royal—-“The Enchanted Cottage" Hie quaint .little figure has blocked Partages—-“The World and Hie white heat for weeks and the open that the freight rates, fight was not fOUow In his footsteps. He has it. ing of the box office sale has been j and General Hardware taken the laurel wreath off the a political Issue. Wife.” impatiently awaited. brOw of the unborn Thespians of the "Lightnin’ " is to be presented by No matter what party wan in Silver Square. He has stolen the Lovers of Three John Holden for three performances power, he stated, rates were deter tfoOnder from the storms of applause reafrhed perfection without ever tra on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes mined by a Board of Railway Com that are not yet over the horizon. CANDY SPECIALS veling along the road of imperfec Distinct Periods in day. June 2, ' 3r and 4, and there ap missioners. Month-end Specials in H.B. Purity ? Lots of people can tell you what tion. He has reduced action and in pears to be no doubt that It will Mr. Rotwrteon asserted that there For Saturday the movies 'will he tyke in a hundred action to a fine art; he lias made tne "Enchanted Cottage” duplicate Its record in other cities. wan mismanagement in the P.Q E. ypur*. Charles Chaplin can show sub-title look a crowning foolery; project, and that the Government Groceries H.B. Assorted Chocolates, . you. He not only knows his busi he is the greatest messenger of all. 'had not handled the matter properly. Special at, per lb., 37# ness. he knows the business of the Very seldom do we meet with a Love, they say. Is always the same, He declared that the contractors hau Finest Quality New Zealand Conqueror Brand Mixed Veget eminent screen actor who Is at this sub-title In a Chaplin film.. When but John S. Robertson, director of Too Mach Money May not lived up to their contract, and Creamery Stater, per lb.. 44# ables, No. 2 tin ...... 20C H.B.C. Jelly Beane, Spe *1 rPHONB 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEM»: MONTH-END BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY In winding up the biggest month’s business in the history of this store we find on going through our stocks many broken lines, incomplete assortments and various odd ments of seasonable merchandise which we are anxious to clear before entering Upon another month’s business. These have therefore been thrown out on the bargain tables at greatly reduced prices. Come early and get your share of the bargains. Spécial Month-end Bargains in the A Special Offering of 600 Yards of Worth-while Savings in y Notice to Charge Staple Section Customers * Japanese Cotton Crepes Boys’ Wear All Goods purchased to-morrow Odd Lines of Tablecloths and Nap- At the Low Price of 26c a Yard “ 60 Beye’ Suitte at $6.96 will be charged on Next Heavy blue twill tweeds. In smart Month's Account. ldna at Big Reductions "\ This unusual bargain in high grade Cetton Crepes should crowd the Wash Goods De belted models, with two pairs of bloom Only 1» of these Pure Linen Tablecloths partment to-morrow. Better come early though, for the quantity ia limited. Big ers, alao Norfolk Suite In grey Donegal so come early— * Broken Assortments in tweed effects, with two pairs of range of colora to choose from including pink, maize, tan, mauve, grey, rose, Saxe, knickers. All sises from • to 16 years. Sise 72x72; regular value $9.00. Sale Knitting Wools Copen, sky, brown, sand, black and white ; 29 inches wide. OC a Women’s Silk end Chamoisette With extra bloomers or knickers. Price ...... #6.98 Greatly Reduced Month-end Sale, per yard ...... tiOC Month-end Sale QQ QP Sise 72x72; regular value $12.60. Sale Gloves Price...... vOèÿU Price ...... #9.98 Cortieslli Four-ply Fingering Silk Gloves Beys’ “Kloth Klsd” Bloomer Suite, Sise 72x10; regular value $11.60. Sale Specially suitable for suits and sweat "ftayaer” make Silk Gloves, with two 600 Yard! of Regular te $16.60, fer $12.66 Price ...... ?...... #8.98 ers. Comes In heather mixtures, light ' A Thousand Yards of v dome fasteners. In black, white, mode, Odd Linen Table Napkins, else 22x22: and dark grey, beige, maroon and brown and mastic; not all sls#e In any Tailored from the beet quality tweeds, regular value $11.50. Month-end Sale brown; regular $2.60 a pound. Month- one color, but all sise» In the lot; value double thickness at elbows and double Price, per doaen ...... f...... #T.98 end Sale Price, QP FINE SILKS GINGHAMS AT 15c A YARD $1.2$. Month-end Sale QQ thlckneee seats. Some of them fancy per lb...... tDlaOt) Price, per pair ...... ;...... OvC pleated at back. Sisee 10 to 10 years. At $1.69 a Yard A special Saturday bargain In English Regular to $18.60. Month- PI C\ QF Shecta and Pillow Cases at H.B.C. Botany Yarn Long Chamoiiett7"Glevee end Sale Price ...... ÇliMeVU A four-ply fingering, suitable for chil This offering comprises a large variety of Ginghams, choice assortment of checks Savings and plaida, excellent for children's 12-button length. In ehades of grey and dren’s dresses, rompers and knlcker weaves. Including Crepe de Chine, Georgettes, brown only; else» 6 to 7%. Month-end Boys’ Khaki Waists, S0o Sturdy Bleached Sheets suits; In Alice blue, rose, green, heather, Lining Satins, Lingerie Crepes. Habutale. 26 Inches wide. Month-end Sale, Made from atrong quality khaki denim, For double bede. Per pair...... #3.69 P^r yard Sale Price, per fTQ _ cardinal, peacock blue, brown and Heavy Colored Pongees, Striped Shirting. pair ...... •...... It/C with lay down ,.or sport style collars, Pillow Cases navy; regular $2.26 per lb. Month- Spun 81 Ike, Heavy Wash Satins. Printed double sewn throughout. Sises • to 12 That will give lota of wear: 40, 42 and end Sale Price. Our Restaurant Open oft £ ott> (t (Eompantt. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Next Open...... 8.30 Breakfasts, Luncheons and After noon Teaa Served at Ohs Popular Prices INCORPORATED 2ND MAY, 1670 Ct 10 VlUlUniA DAJDl A X xtxxzxx X , XEJ • • • ^ ------r------BASEBALL. BOXING TIM1SS SPQ]RTIN[GWEWS BASKETBALL, golf- Gene Tunney Next Georges Swells His CJUi. Nine Hand Students Excited Swims Here Saturday To Represent Canada Bankroll $70,000 by Path to Victory Gala In Victoria Bad Trouncing Over First Sports St. Andrews, Seetland. May 30. For the Winner Of Saturday’s Party —Roger Wethered, British ama teur golf champion, won hie way To-morrow Night Michigan City, Ind., May 30.— To Automotives To Be Held Tuesday through the sixth round of the Saturdays Battle George» Carpentier, who meet» amateur championship here to Tommy Gibbons to-morrow after day by defeating Jack Mac- rack and Field Meet at the noon, will receive 170,000 with a Track, Field and Swimming Cormack of the Hermitage Club, «5*. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30,1924 11 Hakata Maru is WILL PICK VP PASSENGERS HERE OUTBOVND FOR THE ORIENT TO NIGHT HOOD HAS POWERFUL Longshore Log Due Here June 4 ■...... EMMA ALEXANDER,due here 1 WIRELESS EQUIPMENT o'clock Sunday morning, outboum for California. TE TWO MONTH'S The Nippon Yuaen Kalsha liner THE PROCEDURE IN PRESIDENT GRANT due iron Hakata Maru is due here June 4, Seattle 4 o'clock Sunday afterpooi according to advlcee received by Personnel of Staff Number outbound for the Orient To eall a' A. H. Hebh of the Great North 6.30 o'clock. ern Railway office thla morning. : Forty-Nine; Has Seven Wire- PRESIDENT MADISON due lat< E The liner left Yokohama May 21 Tuesday night from Orient with 40< and has a big cargo for discharge i less Rooms and Nine Aerials tons of cargo. here and at Fiiget Sound ports. HAKATA MARU la scheduled t< Will Leave For Cherbourg on Ox'er 100 tons ol cargo will be dis Wireless operators and radio enthusi Passengers on Niagara Had ast* will be given the Opportunity of arrive June 4 from Orient Wjth 1(K Canadian Pacific Liner charged here. The freighter has seeing one or the world-best floating tone of cargo. k limited first-class accommoda- Long Wait to Get up Town wireless radio outfit* when His Ma- RUTH ALEXANDER due fron itÿ’e ship Hood visits this port on California 10 o’clock Thursday night Melita li'une 11. The Hood le fitted with the Brigadier-General H. Grlmwade, _ moat elaborate and up-to-date wireless equlprhent of any radio station afloat TIDE TABLE vell-knowA,4*tistrnlian business man, Montréal, Qu,., Mny lV-Member, The personnel of the wireless stall who arrived on theMlner Niagara to numbers forty-nine and comprise» tTlmsHtmmeflt»Tifw WtiTtmeRl •f the Canadian Weekly Newapaper Lieut.-Commander P. W. Bowyer- day from the Antipode*, criticised Smyth. R.N., fleet wireless officer; a Date ih.m, ft.lh. m. ft.lh. m. ft.lh. m. ft Association who will undertake the the long delay In clearing saloon warrant telegraphist a chief petty of ficer telegraphist, four petty officer 6.14 6.2 11.06 6.0 17.05 4.1 88:68 71 two months trip to Belgium, France passengers at this port. 6 48 4 2 12.30 SI U.6S 4 6 and the United Kingdom after the General Grlmwade has been here telegraphists, twelve * leading tele graph lets, twenty telepraphtsta and ten 0 24 S 2 7 25 3 1 13 48 6 4 I8 60 6 1 annual convention, which will term before, but he wanted to show his boy telegraph1st». 0 54 6.6 S 04 12 14.51 e s 19 40 6 1 inate In Toronto. June 7. now num IT OUTER DOCKS m family the city during the two hours There are seven wireless rooms and 18 Si 1 46 ii 16 68 7.0 ion !i ber 178, and over 100 newspapers they were In part. The lengthy pro another special one situated on the 9 10 17 08 7.8 21 18 2 22 9.0 10.16 0 2 1* 29 7.6 82 12 7.1 will give representation to every cedure In Immigration clearance, bridge of the Hood. This room contains 3 61 s s 11.01 0 2 20 08 7 7 23.18 7.4 province In the Dominion. Members One Thousand Passengers on which has been the subject of refer numerous keys and switching arrange ments so connected that the Instruments, 3 IS 8.5 11.61 0 5 21 1« 80 having signified their Intention of California and Australian ence at the Chamber of Commerce both receiving and transmitting. In any 021 7 6 3 40 S.l 12 40 1.0 22 03 8 1 Joining the party from ns far west recently, tried his patience, as It did of the seven wirelcee cabins can be 148 7 3 3 56 7.6 13 31 1.7 22 32 El Liners that of many other passengers, s 14.23 2 6 22 60 8 1 as Duncan, B.C., and as far east as controlled from the special room on the 16.14 3 6 23 02 M Lunenburg. XJL General Grlmwade declared such bridge. 7 11 61 10 17 64 11 04 4 3 23 21 8 1 The Outer Wharf presented a busy delays Impaired the record of the Kvery wireless room |* connected with Caro Ray, secretary of the associ the other* by the meens of busier* 7.06 4.4 12 34 6 6 H 54 6 1 23 «7 8.1 ation, stated, this morning, that scene thla morning when three pas port, resulting In passengers remem which give Internal communication to 7 80 8.7 15 36 5 9 17.45 r, | every day of the whole two months senger liners tied up at Pier 1 and bering the port adversely during D 16 8 2 7.56 3 0 16 30 6.4 h n 6.4 different parts of the ship. 6.8 has been arranged for, and the Iten Pier .2. One thousand passengers their travels. Altogether, there are nine aerials on 0.3S 8.4 S 28 2.4 17.81 18.36 El erary la, he eaye, the most compre passed through this port, some In He stated that it was more diffi the Hood. It may be at Interest to bound from Australia and California state that the main one consists of five hensive that could possibly have cult for a British subject, appar mllee of wire! been arranged. I^eavlng Montreal on and others outbound for San Fran Sa. ARIZONA MARU ently. to enter Canada than any one In addition to various and many spe the Canadian Pacific 88. Melita, cisco and I»* Angeles. The Osaka Shoeen Kalaha liner Arlsona Maru left Seattle at 10 o'clock thle morning and waa due here this would credit, and made him feel like cial section* of wireless equipment, in- June li, the party will call first at The Admiral liner Rhinrta Alex afternoon at 4 o'clock. Local agents expected to clear her for the Orient at B o'clock after embarking a few an alien when he came here. He oluding direction Anders, etc., this Cherbourg Antwerp, arriving at the ander. which docked here at 8 o'clock steerage passengers. The Arlsona Maru created » new speed record for the O.fl.K. line on her laat trip from thn hoped that some steps would be giunt of the British fleet possesses eight thla morning brought 250 passengers transmitting sets and thirteen receiv latter port June 21. The Belgian Gov Orient, averaging 14.2 knots an hour during the entire trip. taken to rectify the procedure In the ing sets. ernment has arranged to give the up from California. Ninety-three Interests both of the passengers ànd The eight transmitters, we under party an official welcome at Brus debarked here, while the remainder of the business people of Victoria, stand, Include a 25 k.w. Pouleen arc set sels and King Albert will receive ♦vent on to Seattle. In addition to •head of achedule. who thus lost the opportunity to do and a 25 k.w. Spark set. and from them after they have visited the thla she brought Î40 tone of cltrue The passenger list includes ISO business with the travelers. these, range right down to a 100 watt battlefields and other Important frulta and perishable». first class passengers and 880 steer valve transmitter. The transmitting eights, Parle will also entertain the The Dorothy Alexander, of the PRESENT GRANT age. Of this number some fifty will E equipment Includes a special telephony TRANSPACIFIC MAILS visiting Canadian editors. Eleven same line, also docked here thla debark here. The mall consignments ALWAYS IN TOUCH WITH LAND days will be spent In London, during morning, outbound for California for discharge here amount to seventy June, 1924 When at sea, the last of the capital which time. Their Majesties. The pointa. 8he took out a passenger list bags. China and Jspsn shins Is never out df touch with land, King and Queen, will receive the of 100. Of thla number forty em One of the most valuable cargoes President Grant—Matl* close June 1. d the high-power transmitting in party at Buckingham Palace. barked here. They comprised mostly to be brought from Asia Is aboard 4 p.m ; due st Yokohama June 13, stallation ha* maintained communica the Madison. The cargo Includes Shanghai June II. Hongkong June 22. tion with coastal radio station» over a Leaving London on July 10 the excursionists. Empress of Asia—Mall* close June 6, dlMtance of 6,000 mile* party will be taken In charge by R.M.8. Niagara, which docked at 16.000,000 worth of silk. For dis The thirteen receiving sets aboard Will Take Out Large List of charge it Victoria there are over 400 Liner Docked Early This 4 p.m ; due at Yokohama June 16. members of the British Empire Press the Outer Wharf with 850 passeng Shanghai June 20. Hongkong June 28. range In wave-length from 100 to ov t VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30,1924 13 [Jp* ■ ..!0Tm ni1 "ll"—| —------1 W"X A X 7IT"v cni?ikT/^r«ri w ti si»rr Coats for Misses and Women-Big Values for the Month-endA Special Month-end Offering of Silk and Wool Cardigans Coats of Polo Cloth, in correct weight for Summer. They arc half lined, have two pockets and are remarkably well finished. Fashionable Sleeveless Cardigans, In four-button style $10*with V neck. Shown in plain colors and a variety of two-'' Several shades to choose from. Sizes 16 to 42. On Sale, each.... tone mixturee and fancy checks. Hizfs 86 to 42. On Sale ...... $1.49 Polo Cloth Coata, designed in the fashlonablo long straight-line Cardigan Sweaters, with long sleeves, Jacquettes, Slip effect, and with side fastening, very smart and stylish. Belted overs or Tuxedos with lace vest. Many colors and shade Coats with two pockets and remarkably well tailored. .They arc combinations to select from. The Jacquettes have half lined and shown in favorite shades. Sizes range from 16 to brushed wool collars and are plain knit. Sises 36 to 42. 44. On Sale, each ...... '...... $13* On Sale at each ...... $2.50 Brushed Wool, Plain and Novelty Stitch Cardigans and Polo Cloth Coats in plaids and cheeks ; made in one-button style, Tuxedos, in plain shades and checks; or silk and wool finished with double collar, flare cuffs and half lined. Shades are Jacquettee in plain shades and color combinations. On sand and grey, green and grey, brown and buff. Sizes 16 to 38. Sale for ...... $3.95 Values to $25.00. On Sale, each . !...... Silk and Wool Cardigans in beautiful pat Mdhair, Camel Hair and Brushed Wool Car $17* terns and colqr effects. Shades are peHcnck, digans, shades camel, grey and brown. All camel, jade, tomato, honeydew and black new styles and big values. On sale, each Duvatyne Goats, in a smartly designed wrap-over style and beautifully em with white trimmings and combinations. On at ...... $4.95 broidered on collar and cuffs, with braid and colored cable stitching. Some Sale «for ...... $6.95 are fully embroidered on back and front, others wry neatly finished with Camel Hair Cardigan Sweaters with long large fancy buttons. The Coats are shown in popular shades, including Sweaters with plain knit back and sleeves sleeves with turn-back cuffs, two patch brown, sage green and fawn. They are fully lined ;«shown in siaes 16 to 46 and brushed wool fronts, with fancy stripes. pockets and fastened with four buttons. and one of the beat values offered this season. Spevial each...... ;v' Fawn with mauve and black with fawn and Fiawn shade. Sizes 34 to 44, On Sale $8.50 $19* scarlet. On Sale at, each ....,...,$5.95 —First Floor —Mantles, Firat floor Children s Coats—A Special Girts' Flannel Skirts Women's Handker Women's Shoes—Specials For Spencers Art Needlework chiefs—Month-end " Month-end Value $5J95 at $4.95 the Month-end Pleated Flannel Skirts, at Competition Special Values Children's Coats of superior grade materials, in shades tached to white bodiee and Women*» Lace-trimmed Han^- Fine Quality Oxford Shoes, with welted soles and mili of fawn, taupe, rose, grey and blue. Some are shown in kerchief», with fine qualify tary heels; black kid, patent and brown calf, and brogue shown in shades of fawn and Swiss lawn centre, beautiful de side fastening effect" with silk stitching on collars, cuffs Will Be Held Daring Jane and July signs In Venice and filet lace. Oxfords in brown or black calf, with low heels and square grey. Suitable for the ages Month-end Special, each... 25# toes. On Sale, a pair ...... : ...... $4.95 and back. There are full-belted styles with patch poc During this competition, five elasses will be con Mend-embroidered Swiee Lawn Smart Patent Oxfords, V>n a medium, round toe last. kets and attractively tailored. Sizes for the ages of 6 to of 12 to 15 years. Special, ducted for adults and two for juveniles. The prizes Handkerchiefs, In a wide assort - They have light welted soles and covered Cuban heels. 14 years. Special, each ...... $5.95 each ...... $4.95 for each class will be as follows: ment of plain colore with corner* embroidered in contrasting col All styles and widths for ...... $8.00 —-Children's, First Floor —First Floor Adults—First prize $5; second prize, $3.00; third ore and pleasing designs, rose, ,-V Women’s Patent Leather Sandals, with double stitched prize, value to $2.00 in art needlework. biscuit, lemon, orange, peach, or chid, French blue, grey and apple solid leather soles. Also of red or green calf. Pr., $4.00 Special prizes have been selected for the juvenile green. Each ...... »...... 26# Swiss Lawn Handkerchiefs, In Women’i Beach Shoes of white canvas, with stout rubber A Month-end Offering of Fashionable Millinery competition; three prizes in each of the two elasses. all the popular shades, with con soles and heels. One-strap style, A pair...... $1.95 The prizes will be displayed in the Needlework Smart New Model Hats, of fine straws, fancy trasting welt border and em Oxford style, on Kale for ...... 82.25 Fine Tagel and Hemp Straws, in self and Section. Full particulars may be obtained in the broidered corners; rose, biscuit, hemp and Tagel weaves, light weight and two-tone effects, trimmed with ribbon or Art Needlework Department —Firat Floor sky, Saxe, orchid, corn, tobacco, Gray Buck Oxfords, made in brogue style, with round or popular colors. Some are trimmed with brown. Special, each ...... 16# square toes. All sizes at $6.00 and...... $6.50 folded Georgette bands; shades black and rainbow in silk and Georgette, wither with --Main Floor Crepe Rubber Sole Golf or Sport Shoes, brown calf Ox out long scarf end ; picot edged. A few have white, white and black, crab-apple and fords with brogue top. A pair...... $4.95 with large flowers in pastel shades and Ombce white, chick yellow and white, orchid and Women’s White Canvas Oxford* and Strap Pumps, Womens White Middies$175 low or Cuban heels ...... $2.95 ribbonsine trimmings; all colors ami black. white, jade and almond green, white ribbon Regulation Middies of excellent grade, white jean, made with long or short sleeves, col Strap Pumps of fine white cloth, with covered heels, low On Sale for...... $7.50 crowns. On Sale for ...... $4.95 or medium height, plain or kidtrimmed ...... $3.45 lars and cuffs trimmed with white braid; practical Blouses for sports or outing wear. In Women's Tennis Shoes, white canvas Oxfords with non Milan Hemp, Tagel and the New Indian Bead sizes 16 to 20. Special value, each...... $1.75 Hats, trimmed with flowers, ribbons, bows Children's Hats for the ages of 3 to 16 slip rubber soles. Regular $1.75 for...... $1.50 ■—Blouses, First Floor —Women's Shoes, First Floor and embroidered Georgette. Black and col years. On Kale at 95# to'...... $3.50 ors. Special value, each ...... $5.95 —Millinery, First Floor CORSETS AND Month-end Values in the Hosiery Dainty Wash Hand Bags Department Dresses, for BRASSIERES at Special Prices Sport» Model D and A Corsets, with elastic top, made of fancy, Leather Handbag. _ in envelop, pink broche; heck lace, free hip; long skirt and four hose sup Wom$n'$ Drepetitch Silk Hose, with double garter hem and rein Girls forced foot; brack, brown, polo and white; sises 81 to 10. stylo, llnod throughout, fitted porters. Sises 22 to 28...... 92.50 Special Week-end Valuee Regular »8c. On sale, a pair ...... j...... with smell mirror. They arr 69c Regulation Brassieres of white Indian head, hooked front, rein Children's Gingham Bloom mnunted on strong frames and forced under arm and trimmed with narrow white edging. Klses Women'» Novelty Stripe Silk Ho$e. with seamless feet and double er Dreeeee, with eliort shown In assorted leathers, black, spliced heels and toes. Shades ore camel, black, beige, brown, polo. sleeves,* belt and pocket, S« I® 4« ...... 91.00 and new'grey. Sizes 8| to 10. A pair ...... 91.25 and In assorted colors. The brown and grey. Regular JJ S», On sale for .7 .7777...... TW* "Nsvsr-slip** Brassieres, made extra long, with Insets of elastic Fibre Silk Hoi with mercerized lisle tops, double All-wool Golf Hoot, medium weight, three-quarter bloomers have elastic at length, with seamless feet." Sises «à to 10. Special. waist and band at knot*. In waist line; made of pink novelty cloth and hooked down hack. 1Z Leather Handbag# In the new Klses S« to 44 ...... 91.00 camel, polo, new grey, beige and white. A pair. 75# and ...... 88# Klses for the ages of 2 to « Duir ...... 98c Girl»' Fine Liele Thread Stocking», 1-and-l rib, coloml emhowd leather or cro years ...... 91.25 Brassieres of white novelty cloth with elastic waist line, boned with seamless feet and double spliced heel* and codile grain. Then, have fancy Women'» Light Weight Liele Hoee, made with wide Children's Crepe Bloomer Dresses In assorted colors, pink, blue through diaphragm, hooked in haçk and with tape shoulder straps. garter hem and reinforced foot. Klses 81 to 10. toes. Superior grade and of fine appearance. Sixes lining, and are fitted with mir Sites 34 to 42 ...... 91.00 6 to 10. The «hades are camel, brown, white and and mauve, trimmed with hand embroidery on pockets: white 1’alr ...... 60C —Corsets, First Floor black. 1‘rtced according to site, a pair, 60# collar and tie-back belt, i'or the ages ot. 2 to 6 years... 92.25 ror and three compartments. Women’s Ribbed Top Liele Hoee with doqble and ...... 76# Regular 1121 for ...... fS.BS thread soles. Shades are dove, black, grebe, brown Gingham Dresses for girls, shown In blue, mauve, yellow, red and Boys' Hsavy Cotton Hoee, with reinforced heels and white. A pair, 86# and ...... 76C and toes; black only. Klses 6 to 11. On sale at com, with assorted bands around neck and alcove*. Borne have Vanity Boaee with two troy Women’» Black Chiffon Hoee, with double garter 50# and ...... 60# collar, short sleeves and tie-back belt. For the ages of < to 12 eompartmtnte, full alia mirror Plain English Ratines On Sale hem and reinforced feet. Rig value, a pair, 92.25 Children’s Three-quarter Length Liele Socke with years, 91.60 to ...... ttttv...... 93.76 and complete compact, worth Women’» Sheer Finish Hpee of lustrous artificial turn tope and double toes and heels. Each with Bloomer Dreeeee of crepe, gingham and chambray. Shades mauve, ll.ee separately. They are a Yard 59c silk, with Hale garter hem; black, white, brown. striped tops. A pair ...... 50# pink, red, yellow, green, rose. The bloomers have bund at knee neatly lined and well finished; camel, polo, grey and beige. A pair ...... 68# Children’s Silk end Wool Socke with, turndown tope. Sizes 6 to 10. Shades are sand, romper, white and clastic at waist. Round necks, short sleeves and tie-back fawn brown or black. Regular Women's Fine Silk Hoee with novelty lace clox; ■ash. For 2 to 6 years, 91-25 to ...... 93.60 A Special Purchase of Plain, Durable Ratines, shown "in shade» white, black, camel, beige, brown, polo and and Jasper. On sale, pair ...... 88# 11-tl. On sale for ... $2.BS Boys' 4-and-1 Rib All-wool Heather Hoee, In light —Children’s, First Floor beeutiful colorings and most appropriate for Summer new grey ...... 68# —Maid Flour Children'» Socke In fine Hale. * Socks with turn and dark brown and Lovat. They are made of dresses. Three yards makes a useful one-piece dïess. superior yarn that will give an extra wearing ser V down tope of sky. white, pongee, brown and black. vice. Sizes 81 to 11. ‘X pair ...... 1...... 88# Klses 4 to S. On sale, pair ...... 36# The shades are taup, maize, helio, reseda, white, grey, Children’s Silk Socke, with turndown tope; sizes Beds, Springs and Mattresses old rose. burnt orange, peach, Saxe blue, sky, cream and Babies' All-wool Hoee, 1-and-l rib. Shades are 4 to 81. The shades arc sky, pink, sand, white, A Great Special black, white, sky, pink, brown and camel. Sizes brown, buttercup and navy. 1‘atr ...... 75# sand. 38-inch. Special, a yard...... 59# 4. 4|, 6, 61. On sale, a pair, 46# and ...... 60# Children's Silk Seek» with novelty tops; white, Purchase of Swiss —Wash Goods, Main Floor Boys’ Black Wide Ribbed Cotton Hoee of excellent pink, and sky. Klses 4 to «I. On sale, a pair 91.00 Special Month-end Values ." wearing grade. Sixes 7 to 11. On sale, pair, 68# —Hosiery, Main Floor Simmons Iren Beds, fitted with A Double-woven Wire Spring Embroideries link fabric spring, on heavy Camp Cot, with roll-up mat Wonderful Values on Sale STRIPE RIPPLE CLOTH angle Iron frame; complete tress and pillow ...... 98.90 Upholstering ' Women's Bathing with sanitary mattress. All Saturday The New Drapery Fabric—At a Low Price Two Brass Beds, made with standard sises. Special 918.75 Ripple Cloth, 50 inches wide, a repp fabric with a ripple Suits at Special two-inch posts, two-lnch top Just whet you require for Tapestry Iren or Walnut Finish Con rod and heavy braes knobs. Brading*. Edging* and Cor finish; in stripe designs; blue and green, bjue, green and Prices tinuous Post Steel Beds, fitted Shown In satin finish. Sise 4ft. set Covers. / rose. Regular $1,75 for^ a yard ...... $1.25 Heavy Worsted Sleeveless Style with woven wire springs with •In. Each ...... 923.60 —Drapery, Second Floor 60 In*. Wide, » Suits, shown in brown with 'band supports and all-felt mat One Brass Bed with two-inch Regular 15e vetoes for, a yard...... $1.95 camel stripe, blue with green, tresses. Sipes I ft. S In. and ^continuous posts and one-Inch yard*...... l...... 5# black with orange. Sizes 34 to 4 ft. « In. Three pieces, com upright fillers; satin finish. \ Tapeitry, 50 inches wide, 44. Each ...... $1.95 plete ...... 921.60 Sise 3ft. 3ln. Special 924.50 Regular 25c values for, a New Designs In Armure yard...... /...... 11# woven in exceedingly attrac Bathing Suits of pure wool, Extension Couchoe, -made with One Simmons Steel Bed, with with sleeves or in sleeveless ef hea\y angle Iron frame and two-lnch square posts and 3 Regular 35c valuee for, a Tapestry tive design*. At this price fects; shades are navy and covered with green denim pad. one-Inch square fillers; i centre panel in cane effect. Sise yard 15# quoted, this is a grand op green with combination stripes. For ...... 912.76 4ft. Sin. Regular 146.00. On Special, a Yard, 89c Sizes 36, 38 and 40. Special A Comfortable Steel Camp Cot, Sale for ..."...... -936.00 Regular 65c values for, a portunity to have your fur at...... $2.95 yard ...... 29# Armure Tapestry, 40 inchea wide, an excellent grade with rustproof link fabric One Simmons Bed with square niture upholstered at a great All-wool Bathing Suita in a wide range of colors, includ spring. Special ...... 96.60 continuous poets and five rec broche tapeatry suitable for archway curtains, draperies, tangular fillers. Shown In Regular $1.00 values for, a ing plain navy, green and royal. Lovat with pansy, A Wood From# Spring Comp etc. Shades are rose, blue, green and tan. Special, a saving. Regular $2.35. On quartered oak finish. Sise 4ft. Lovat with gold, royal with grey, Copen and gold, black Cot and Mattress complete yard ..;...... 50# •in. Special ...... 924.90 yard ...... 89# Sale for, a yard ... .$1.95 and white. Big vàlue, suit...... ;...... $3.50 for ...... 98-80 —Furniture, Second Floor —Lacet, Mal» Floor à —Drapery, Second Floor —Drapery, Second Floor —Whttewear, Firat Floor .-■‘-"X- 1 > : DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30,1924 well as his day Maytime Madness .from tbc car. mT doq/ Tn6We Bflév SWELL NOM OA MA Kih i Go BAEeFooT K.X) OA BOV HAD 0*0*5 OWN GARDE* radio CAN NOW KEEP X SECRET.—John Hay» Hammond. Jr. Photographed in Rome. Italy, where he haa entered Into a con tract with the Italian Oovernment for the purchase of a radio device which permits secrecy In transmission and permits more than one message to be sent simultaneously on the same wave length. Demonstrations in Italy brought to light that the device makes possible "narrowcastlng. ' the opposgr of "broadcasting, and long the dream of radio fans. Young Hammond is the son famed writer, educator, financier and diplomat, John Hays Hammond. His Masters Voice! f X.1^8% . L .&.* >•; 9m« X' pE# ; •»» SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG ju*ts owga Krcao* Cl'Ftes / . 1 ■*, nuwee. ft NShwiijp'‘h,U“ WOMAN LABOR LEADER.— Minn Jennie Stephen, a prominent member <>( (he .Kngllnh Labor Party, who contested South IN PARLIAMENT. — Ladf Portsmouth division at the last Herrington. M V., who I. running JdCtfJioh and reduced the sitting a close second to Lady Astor in member's majority hy 9.000 keeping the British Parliament votes. She is visiting Canadian stirred up over public policies. Rescues Cities. F*on 0M60WS CAVU* Mac ic LAMP ovePLartb 3ÎACE tXWMefl Tvte. ELPASO •fo- ft MA'* » WLLt lno*HS «TS J •vscmts w?m ™pbi»4 POP >eRWflC 3ATTVA ûi^Affe. qioc.» -fe RECK MW "BO- ®h Tvve—' ..mobile, a Cadillac, twenty-two yearn olfl, &by>: "Hn. Jolly little NEARLY PREHISTORIC.—Above I* aitToPO »<«*• Motoring Friend (being eliown new object of interent during the town'» cel*» SIXTH Boys Volunteer Dust-Covered Statue Hides Story of «T the series dealing with the ntdUatal «file fceeiee MemtSAL at repreaentativa pewit, at Cam ASA To Help Secure Sculptor’s Blasted Hopes TO-DAY’S end el.twh.rw VETERAN SEEKS Y.M.C.A. Funds BASEBAI1 WEST of the GREAT .LAKE In order Jo satisfy tha mort NATIONAL LEAGUE gagees and acr away with the in Meaning Games debtedness of the association, the At Chicago- R H. K Y.M.C.A. must gather $1,000 by Cincinnati ...... 9 16 3 Veteran of Two Wars Asks to-morrow. The generosity of the Chicago ...... « 8 2 many subscribers has placed the Batteries—Itlzey and Wlngo; Jacobs” Consideration From the campaign fund within this Kaufman, Pierce and O'Farrell. At Brooklyn— R. H. K. Authorities amount of the desired total, but Boston ...... 5 14 j it Is with renewed energy that the Brooklyn ...... 8 14 4 A further session of.the Federal campaign officials face the final day which will spell either tri 2 Ruether. Decatur. Henry Appesi Board of the Soldiers’ Pen umph or defeat. and Taylor. sion Commission opened before a The boys of the Junior depart At Philadelphia— R. H. K. quorum of the board at the Court ment of the association have vol New York ....,...... II 29 a Philadelphia ...... 6 9 1 -House. Bastion Street. this morn in*, unteered to canvass the residen Batterie*: Marne* and Snyder; Hnb- tial districts of the city to-mor bell, Stelnerd. i* and Henllne. ■fevers! cassa ere down for hearing, row. and through their efforts of with Gerald M. Bedger appearing as ficials hope, to see the Y.M.C.A. AMERICAN LEAGUE soldier-advocate. placed In n position where It will At St. Louis— R. H. E. The case of a Canadian veteran be no longer In fear of tottering Chicago ...... ;...... » g 1 to a dlsasterous fall. St. Louis ...... 6 8 2 who served In the South African '“«"^"-UcWvoney *nû Crouse; The association must receive Danf«>rth and Severeid. war and also In the late war. came $1.000 In cash to-morrow, and in before the board to-day. At New York— R II E I HE growth of die Bank of Montreal has closely - new money. By “new” money, of .’hlladelphia ...... 0 & 2 Alexander Martin, formerly private ficials explained. was meant in the First Canadian Pioneer Bat York ...... 8 « 0 other funds than those already Ha,,ty *nd Perkins. A. coincided with the gradual development of Canada talion. seeks an appeal from the re Gibson: Pennook and Rchang fusal of pension authorities to grant promised the organisation In the from a small colony to a great Dominion. him treatment and allowances or a “pledges'' issued during the big drive some weeks ago. Final re Hr.tro“ ...... u if « small itension. Martin served with Cleveland the Canadian forces at South Africa, ports from committee men work ■ Si-ji.--.n<* 1 Drake*« 1 In the Bank’s wtMwafd advance to the Pacific Coast, one of die impeiant Jfin and holds the Queen's ribbon with ing in this last supreme effort to wîîtker*L,eVeen' Morton and four bars, including that of Paarde- raise funds, will be heard to-day. links in its transcontinental chain of Branches was famed in 1878 at burg. and the total countings will be wlihln2rhintton~ R- ». E. In the European war. though forty- placed on record to-morrow at the Ho^et0h ...... 4 8 0 Winnipeg, when the Bank opened its first Branch west of the Great one years of age. and in employment conclusion of the boys' canvass. MetiJII on ...... 9 1810 2« and here as a Janitor of the North Ward Batteries—Martina. Hpeece. Zahnlser yNelll r“r*V#: Pereueon' Quinn and School. Private Martin Joined up Bank of Commerce .. .m with a draft of the First Canadian Sh*winlg»n ...... 188-7 This forward step, taken seven years! Pioneer Battalion and went over Spenleh Hirer Pulp 188-1 seas in im. He was gassed at 114-1 MEMBERS OF FEDERAL opened up between Montreal and Winnipeg, made available to die HteH of Caned* . . ... 71 Y pres following the Sanctuary Wood Wayegamsc Pulp . . . and other engagements, and finally . . . 17 APPEAL BOARD HERE incoming population on the prairies die stabilizing cooperation of a Invalided out of the service at the strong, conservative and at the same time energetic financial msritutiov, close of 1817. He aekvd for treatment and allow Th. V.d.r.l A PM.I Board. r,pr..»nl- ances. hut was refused. Then he TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE Inf the Department of Justice. Ottawa, Ofthe Bank’s 567 Branche*, 11 are situated in Winnipeg asked for a small pension to cover held a session at the Court House vtc-i a partial disability which, he af hearing appeals of ex- and 180 in die Prairie Provinces, including Winnipeg. Canadian sterling — Buying $4.4$; nervine men a*aln«t decisions of the firmed. remained a ft re hie war ser I enulon < ommiasion and the DSC R vice. Both measures of relief were selling $4.46. The member* of the t»oard Fitting here refused, and now the applicant seeks Japanese yen. 41.3 vents. 5r*r*O*!- Ç. VA Belton, chairman; Lt - a reversal of that decisions Three Meath M' 1407 Snd Ca*,ta,n c W. K or four other cases on an extensive Chinese tael, 74.1 cents. BANK OF MONTREAL) waiting list will be heard during the , , SHARK* a™? , MrrîîlV/ accompanying the b2Sr.d ,la ««fan. and Mining— Bid 1 Retail Market R'n'dary Red Mountain.8 Bowena Copper...... Vegetables MAYNARD & SONS Css 1—Si CelUerlee...... •«le. lb. . ■ AUCTIONElWe ' NEW ISSUE Consolidated M. A S... 84.88 *uU flowers ...... is to Cork Province ...... 88 “FAITH,M THE MARBLE ST AT UE MADE BY MRS. EDITH OGD DEN HEIDEL (RIGHT) AND THE Instructed by the Yokohama Baianr Dowglae Channel ...... Arîîy*7-. bbunchunch ...... FLACE SET ASIDE FOR IT IN TH E CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOTHER CHURCH STILL EMPTY. Dunweil Mines . « *6 California Head Lettuce, each...... who are retiring from bualneea, we lb...... wilt sell on the Premises— Oranby Consolidated . . 14.88 New York. May 80. -In u stone of her career. studio for years. Her artistic life $257,500 H8S8lten Ueld-Cebalt Cal Local Potatoes, per lb...... cutters' uptown ware-house lies the Hemlock Gold Placer .. .. CÎ Aî£?rmfua- lb ..TT...... Two year* later Mrs. lieidel de- was ruined. She didn’t care whether 141» GOVERNMENT STREET Howe Sound ...... 2 78 d*1; Green Peas ner lb ...... statue of “Faith.” an eight-foot fig livehfMl in Boston from France the Indian Mines ...... *1U?fofhU0Um' web M ure of a kneeling woman, in the pur plaster cast of her kneeling woman she ever picked up a chisel again. International Coal...... 48 <41 r»KkhoUM Tomatoes, lb. Liberator Mining Co...... est of White marble. It is virtually typifying "Faith." The plaster fig But the years, seventeen of them, TO-NIGHT MeOnilvr-’ Cnal...... «1 Mint burled under tons of stone, granit», ure1 was mounted above the organ In have softened her. Premier Minee Me ^^^“#rnl^nheld .W* ** City of North marble and rotten timbers, forgot the Science Mother Church, the spot AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Hi>een • '»**>* • ....*. ten even by its creator. She can tell the story now without Silver Greet Mines . originally picked for the finished Oils «remitn ...... «I KV>r seventeen years “Faith'’ has statue. For two days the members of crying and says she bas a secret And continuing each day until all la Snug Cove Copper .... been hidden from view of man. For the committee and the board of di hope that maybe some day an official sold, the j Standard Silver Load . . a number of years after the statue rectors viewed the plaster from of a library or a museum, perchance, LARGE STOCK OF FANCY tiSoOS Sualoeh Minee was assigned to its “living grave,” Vancouver Surf Inlet Gold...... every angle and approved. will see the Ill-fated statue, like It— CHIN AWARE. BRASSWlRE Glacier Creek ...... 84 its sculptor kept in touch with the Mrs. lieidel was acclaimed. Htlll and find a place for it. BRONZE SAT8UMAWARE, ...JbieneefieaM .17 management of the warehouse. She « young woman, her name was made , Rufus ...... It ®E4SsT5«ï::a:a g CLOISONNE VASES, ETC. GUARANTEEING i Eld or a<1 o ...... wanted to kpow that though the .n t io- world <>f setfipitire. The com Terminus ...... work was destined to ever be hid mittee ordered "Faith” cast in MAYNARD SONS Burrard Inlet Tunnel * Bridge Co., Ltd. ’. Vila— Bananas, doaon ...... N den from the public view that it marble at once and an approximate AuctionMra Phan. 837 Athabasca Ott...... Letnong. Cil 4mm " ‘ B and -48 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 6% bonds, due September 1, 1973 Boundary Bay Oil...... 2 iff' ; STV**< I be! tSr „ would be kept In a safe place and date for the placing of the finished Umpire Oil ...... rirlZL «*• and- lb ...... 8 have at least an annual scrubbing. statue was set. Mrs. Heldel was paid W~ANTED—For rash. Chevrolet. Star Spartan Oil ...... •• From time to time during the first the last of the $12.000. The books Uarsfte, View and Vancouver, Payable, London, Canada and New York Sweet grew ...... five or six years of “Faith’s” resi 2211-1-118 Trojan Oil ...... were clean. Everybody was happy. Price $100, Yielding 6% Utility OH ...... dence In. the uptown warehouse In- And then "something happened. * HEADQUARJEflft. FOR B.C. Mobtafln ...... N.wion » 71 dividual» who hart been IM.Jt.tel In Mra jltildesi waa informed*that the Assets of Bridge Company are owned entirely by City of A# klailfc finL • — JI "th»-er raVcn of the .laid, and the statue had been refused by the com AIIM to#" ' * ,OB...... nlonln. I, -Vancouver, City of North Vancouver, District of .West B.C. Permanent Loan . 87.ee Nuts lacing of It in the Christian Science mittee. The marble statue awaiting Dunweil Canada National Pire H.ee Slother Church in Boston, called at shipment from New York to Boeton Vancouver. Canadian Pacific Ry. 147.80 îu.oe the stonecutters to again mimlrn Its waa kept in the local studio, “until and Great West Perm, i^an Paid up capital $800,000. Gregory Tire * Rubber. .. beauty and discuss the strange story further orders" which never came. B.C. Marine...... 188.48‘is of Its fate. Word reached the sculptor that be We consider these bonds are safe and recommend them to Nineteen years ago Mrs. Edith cause of a ruling made by Mrs. Mary Glacier Creek conservative investors. <4^°tnutr 777.7! 7Z. '7.. : : île Ü Ogdan lieidel, then Edith Hope Og Baker Eddy that no statuary ever Liquor Control Stocka Chestnuts, ib...... den. **ambitious student of Augustus should be placed In the Mother WINNIPEG ‘GRAIN Butt#r__p«hy Produce and Bag* Saint-Oaudens. had her great mo Church In Boston or any other Call In for latest news of develop {?•• 1 Albert#^ lb...... ment.j! Barely out of her teens, this Christian Science Church, her statue Plebiscites Act ments. BRITISH AMERICAN BOND CORPORATION, LTD. vomox. lb...... -ft young sculptor was given the first had been refueed. May IP—There vie little C»"^hin ciÎubw A’"’-"'-" '8 big chanc«\ Mrs. Heldel, to-day a resident of activity displayed m to-day's Wheat Proclamation of Beturning Stewart Land Co., Ltd. R. P. CLARK & CO, LTD. *. «Ber opening unchanged to Thu Illustrious Saint-Oaudens Washington, was told by the church tradir ' whom Mrs. Heldel went to see after committee that the statue was her*. Officer 101 Pemberton Blinding %aluoe fluctuating within a quarter she had been approached by the But the creator was through. As far GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. of a cent during meet of the session. At /ceeh. extras ...... S board of directors of the Christian the close all three future months were as she was concerned "Faith" might Science Mother Church made only be added to a rock pile. Unless It unchanged from Thureday e eoeelon. ® C. fresh, pullets ...... " Province of British Columbia Wheal— open High leOW Close this comment, ”1 wish the opportun could be placed on the organ pedes May ...... v. 187 187% 184% 108% g-C. Cream Cheese, lb...... $! ity had come to you twenty years tal for which It had been made thtfn In the Saanich Electoral District July ...... 107 41 187% 197% 187», B-C. Solids, lb...... 22 later.” oct...... îeifi l»l>t 111% ies% its creator cared not what became To Wit: £ neet Ontario Solids. IS...... f! The Christian Science Mother of It. *•% Finest Ontario Twine, lb...... -5! PtTBUC NOTICE I, h-r.hy given *»% Edam Dutch Cheese, lb...... •# Church In Boston wanted a statue of Edith <)gden Heldel was heart «♦% 49% a kneeling woman, one personifying to the Elector, of the Elrctor.1 88 *•% Oouda Cheese. Ih...... •* broken and after a few years censed nin- Oorponsola, lb...... -75 "Faith" in the purest of white to visit the warehouse of the New trlct aforronlrt thnt I have rw.lv.rt May .... ÜnF®rt*d Parmesan, lb ...... '15 marble. Mrs. Heldel won the $12,000 Hi. MajMty, writ to m. dlrwt*d STUNNING SHOE VALUES York sculptors where her statue was *Jwy .... ï/Jfbsh BtUton. Jar ...... -g commission with the privilege of two Oct...... Htlltons. ib...... i*» K stored. Finally she stopped writing. and b.arlng flat. th. 10th day of Flag- Hi Imported Roquefort, lb...... -f? years in Purls to complete her work. So It was that “Faith" was left to die May. 1924. commanding m. to caua. *38% *17% *ii% Thus In a literal hlaxn of exuberance a living death forgotten by all. even th. following qu.itlon, namely: 211% *11% 213 b-w , y^ycr*. box .... and youthful stimulation she sailed 144% 148% 114 Eagle Brand Camember.. Its maker. we SURE ARE THE CHIL Circle Brand Breakfast Cl for Paris to carve the masterpiece Mrs. Heldel refused to go Into her packages ...... Do you approve of the sals of DREN'S SHOE STORE AT STEWART’S beer by the glati in licensed 62 pairs Children's Black Kid Hi tlon with the scheme, and instructed premises without a bar under vSandal Welt Shoes, elk leather We are at the end of the month, and for Saturday and Monday Wheat—l NerT’ïoTÿr'ï Nor.. 104%: 1 him to take steps to find out whether coles. Size 3 to ?%. QF* selling the STEWART STORE will be THE place where your shoe Nor., 1##%. No. 4. 86% ; No, 8. *8%. No. Soles, lb.. .11; 1 lbs. for...... g the taxpayers would hack the pro Government control and regula Value 11.75 ...... OUV dollars will look big alongside our low special prices. 8. 131k; Wed. Ml: track, 187. * Black Cod. fresh, Ib...... II ject. They assured Mr. Yeurw«»«id MET GOODWILL tion? Children's Brown and White oate—2 C.W.. 18%: 8 C.W . 18%; Sk»«e. lb...... rr...... -!• if the taxpayers would endorse the 1 feereed. 18%•*** '*1 feed. SS%“*• ; Meed.- 14%;- - - re Sandale. These have absorbent RUNNING SHOES AT COST jeete.ted. 81%; track. 88%. project, they would make a recom to be submitted according to law to Kippers ...... -J* Insoles and won't sweat QQ- BariBarley —1 C.W.. 81%; 4 C.W.. 18%; ra Finnan Hsddles, Ib...... -J! mendation to the council In favor of the Electors qualified to vote for the NON-RIP LEATHER SANDALS GIRLS' PATENT MARY JANES Joe ted,ted. 87 % ; feed, 8eV track. 6$% assisting a transfer of the lands at election of a member of the Legisla foot: Mizes 4 to 10%...... VVV Flag—I N.W.C.. 118%; 1 C.W.. 214%; a satisfactory price 8 C.w. and rejected. 182; track. 212. Whiting ...... U tive Assembly for the Electoral Dis White Canvas Pumps, for girls, Best value on the market. Splendid wearing and extra good Rye—1 C.W.. 88«4. OoUchans ...... •» tiizes 11-12; Firstfoot /*fT 6-7)6 . 8-10% 11-1 value. 6-10% ...... 91.05 Smoked Salmon, lb...... g James Brown’s Term as trict Hforeeald; and. further, that in Red Salmon, lb...... , Many Aliens Are obedience to the said Writ a poll make *...... OtJV fl.36 91-66 91.65 and 11-2 ...... 92.46 White Salmon, lb...... -*® King’s Church Representa shall be opened at eight o’clock In _ v - Shell Flan „ . .. the forenoon and shall be closed at VICTORY BONDS Being Smuggled tive in Scotland Ends seven o’clock In the afternoon on the VICTOBU PA It MS Oysters In eheM. dosen ...... ft $0th day of June. 1814, for taking and Edinburgh, May 30. — James Olympia Oysters, pint...... Into Eastern U.S. receiving the votes of the said Elec Buy Sell Pork— #ete Brown’s term as Lord High Commis tors In each polling division of the Per 1100 Per- 4104 Trimmed kilns. Ib ...... « ft Montreal. May 10.—Immigrants sioner to the General Assembly of Electoral District aforesaid at the re Vleiory loan. IHtMAi Free Legs, lb...... $7 1027 let June end December 111 88 181.81 Shoulder roast. Ib...... *ft smuggled by automobile "across the the Church of Hcotland has ended. spective places following: 1888 let Mey and November lil ts ie« Pure Pork Sausage, lb...... 17 Quebec border into the United States The old miner and his wife have re 1887 let June and December 181.88 101.8# No. l Steer Beef- ROLLING DIVISIONS nnr loee *•»—Tai Free are filling Northern New York, Ver turned to their humble cottage home Rolling Division Ne. 1—-Coder Hill •1826 let June and December 108.28 181.28 Suet. lb...... 18 lell let April and October 180.20 lei.ze Sirloin Steak, lb...... St mont. New Hampshire and Maine at Ann Banks, automatically divested School Shoulder Steak. Ib...... 1$ 1187 let March and Sept... 101.88 102.81 Jails; organized bootlegging In aliens of their temporary titles and «Infini Polling Division No. *—Tolmle School Victory loan. 8%% Porterhouse, ib...... 1$ ties, which by universal testimony Remng Division No. 3—Gordon Mead Choice Ijocal Lsmb— has been uncovered, stiff penitentiary 1124 let May end November 88.80 100.81 Shoulders, lb...... 18 they bore ably and with great mod 1811 let May and November 101.10 142.10 terms arw being handed out by 1182 let May ned November 101 7$ io: 71 Loins, lb...... 48 esty and dignity. In his farewell ad Rolling Division No. 4—Marlgeld Hall 1431 let May and Novtmber lei.vi lui ot Legs, lb...... 45 United States courts to those caught, dress to the General Assembly of the Rolling Division Ns. 6—Royal Oak Hominien lawn. In Prime Local Mutton- church “Jamie" touchingly testified School 1828 18th April and October 88.8$ 108 61 Legs. Ib...... 2$ and the United States immigration to divine help in discharging his du Rolling Division Ns. 8—Temperance 1813 18th April and October 11.16 100.61 Shoulder*, lb...... 16 service is strengthening Its frontier Hall. Keating New Arrival Genuine HOLLYWOOD Sandale, with long strap. Add accrued Interest to date: 1887. 1887. Loins, full. lb...... 4# patrols. ties. and heartily thanked the mem Clock Special I Ill days. 18.727 per. |180: 1824, 1827. 113.-, Such Is the situation to-day as out bers of the Assembly and the public Rolling Division Ne. 7—Tllllenm School The very latest thing out. in patent leather. 4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924 •r-nr* TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 WILL DO THE REST TIMES SUBURBAN SHOPPING By H. HILLSIDE mi*.'. SPANISH Bull* luT TdU DON'T Did THc Bull 'NO r BIT HIM don jerr, wow that went ÏMAV Look. BARBERS Don are -tee TOUGH 1 LOOK AfdV THC KICK You IN HAD A STCAK «M ■ W SPAIN YOU CAN PICK ALL RIGHT MvTT, E 4UST HAD A y W0RLÉ FOR ■me FACCf UP A piece oe CHAIUGC Lopez's Joint and SklRMHH WITH / But th HILLSIDE QUADRA DRUG STORE 1LLS1DE ------PHARMACYBathing cape ,‘r MAKE Y» AN omCR GLORIOUS SEA VIEW I OVB SPECIALTY CHEAP RANCH—EASY TEEMS PT I.AROB LOTS on Muegrave Street BERT AND CHEAPEST IN FAIRFIELD I1MÎM THIS LOT, «taled. «renting en S26B0-^",S5„ DlfTHlCT. 4 MONEY TO LOAM ESS then five mllee from oestre of Y Oak Bay. near VplanHe, about 116 F "Greecent Road, below Gonsaten Mill, MM* L Victoria, la Strawberry Vale Slotrlrv feet x lit feet to lane. Uw taxes. Owner HERE'S A CHANCE FRICR RHHiCED TO R4U in Oak Bay. MostlyItly rock. rock, With with a few fasaa with epee flgeplaee. paneled wal On Heel Estate or Automobile Security five-acre ranch, suitable for mixed farm will accept leas than acreage prtcea Muet ■mall oak trees, Surrunadlag Hansen of -kitchen------with--- *11 bull!-Inbuilt-in eeaVealsaess.conveniences. twot< ing: two acres la fruit snd serges; com •ell to cloae out an estate, TO SECURE A CHARMING BUILDING "Emyb-hoom modern bunoalow. the bent class Facing_ south, this find IMHl— - bedrooms- - — with— cleeoie. bathroom <1- A. A. MEHAEEY fortable four-room eottese. bora end * spotlessly clean and In the very beat homeeHe gets letsE----- nf*------sunlight,*• -— andHÉ tbs NSS*>. rsmssl basement, furnace* We will chtckea house* Property stands tUsk A CRKAOK WITH OC______... FOR TOUR NEW HOME of rendition; situate on the high ground price M only MM. Terms ean be ar- be sled te shew yeu over thia properly. Reel EsSsH, loearooee. Notary Public with southern slope. Price •Lift; terme. within two blocks of the street ear. It ranged. Itee cash, balance aa rent. SOME SPLENDID sere* with "lake of about IS acres, centaine entrance hall, living-room with •orae good load Property N ..tlML here fine level lots on the eemcr of 4SS-» Saywasd BeiUUas. lt#7 Douglas St. WATERFRONT two Of Oak Bay’s beet residential open fireplace, arch to dining-room which ALFRED CARMMTIABL A CO. LIMITED J. GREENWOOD LOTS Victoria and ritalii road- Qood fis»dins T lg paneled and bee built-in buffet. Dutch and shooting. Price only I3.3N. N Streets, near golf links and sea. Owner leaving town and anxleue to •ell nt onoe. kitchen, two bedrooms each with clothes closet, bathroom, ete. ; fell sited basement POWER A MfLAlGHIJN Call In and get the full particulars and we CADBORO BAY—A few lets. IS know that you will agree that It Is a with splendid furnace ; stairway to attic byt i"sheet— *fee.“ with sseehsat-----“ ^ xtew.*- •uap at the price eeked. whirl enwld be converted Into two extra fee •ÎI Fart Street l*hea room*; large lot. good garden; moderate kind, but you can't fly up here with flying to snd fro. for lltUe robins need SWIMERTON A MVSGRAVR worms and bugs." a lot to eat. But not having la hunt that I nearly killed thet fool Za- and at the thought of 'it he almost •4S Fort Street Exclusive Axrsli .J,'1 *now I canV chuckled Uncle for worms and bugs saved the down? The coup of a lifetime— started to dress again—perhaps the FOVL BAY—Mare# street te «be P. R. BROWN A SONS Wiggily. "But r can dig a lot of father bird lots of lime. safely brought off. Not a trace of desk was not utterly ruined. Perhaps weterfreat. a very else le* «h* ■ USINES» DIRECTORY worms out of the ground with my And one day. Just before Mrs. suspicion on me—not a trace. I the diamonds were there, even now. bseutlfwl view, far Site, terme. Continued i feet. Just as If I was digging g bur- Robin's wing was healed, the Old know I said I wasn't over here on in the secret drawer. And then he raw. And when I dig the worms out Weasel eluhk up in the grass, intend eSde-ehowe, but I couldn’t be ex realised that if he went to his office CORDOVA BAT—Very excellent let SION RAINTINO I ll leave them here on the ground at ing to Jump on Une le Wiggily and pected to let such a chance slip by. at 2 o’clock in the morning. It must ttx34* and bAutlfully attested. the foot of the tree. Mr. Robin ean bite him. But the rabbit was digging And then, after having got them look suspicious. No; waiting was Only ICM. tonna. NILLf__JR A PATTERSON NORMAL SCHOOL easily carry them up to your hungry eafely Into thle country, to loee them the only possibility, and Count Za SSI Douglas Street In the earth far worms to feed the CORDOVA BAY—Aaethsr lej With Phone Sill birds. And I'll get Nurse Jane to little birds. And when the Weasel like the*! Why. do you know that dowa waited. He even went so far STUDENTS SHOW BEDTIME STORY search In the grass and cateli bugs tried to cateh the rabbit Uncle Wig one of them was the rose diamond as to get Into bed. but Count Zadowa nice view. M by shout Mt. for In the coffee strainer.” of the Russian crown Jewels?” did not sleep. •MS. terms. TYPEWRITERS gily Just Scratched a lot of dust and CREDITABLE YEAR "Oh. you are very* kind!" said Mrs. dirt In the Weasel's eyes and nose The girl's, eyes glistened, then she Punctually at half-past nine the rnrPRWRlTRRA-New .ad Robin, and when the father bird came and cried : shrugged her shoulders. next morning he arrived at 6. Green EXTRA CHOICE CORDOVA BAY LOT ± repair*. WMljM; ribbons BRINGING UP FATHER -Bv GEORGE McMANUS **>*OOM "il* -THBUE Ci «lOLLi J.T» eee* l’i A CEMTLE MAH WELLL WHO IM WILLCT RAW FOJX FIVE LONQ r to ‘=>rt -you -aiR ARE. TOO* OA.1-» - |F ANTtONB or WORM AMO Mustard for RA'N TO MB I'LL t>ENO 'EM TO THB HOWTM : OCMOr > HIM IM: m I .* mustard be* A mu*t*rd in the chfj; will relieve » jf;iy diet, wfll ' Mutiri, alleviate dyspepsia •» J- ive troubles. baftmast k Cohn** VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY. MAY 30,1924 areas from five to twenty houses nursing, venereial clinics and child —H N service, vne of the areas to be reach welfare work ; all new work, fostered ed being at the foot of Mount DquS.?, by Dr. Young with the support of the Just the tools you need ins. which was formerly entirely Iso Liberal Government. AMI 4 MTV m w T lated from service, particularly along Tuberqelosls abatement and hos- « bk 1 A m 1 II Y for around the home. Lost Lake Road. pita! assistance were also costly un- I Another area to be served la that dertakings by the Government, he ( |3 R 11 H lj R (loot! dependable ipiality from Bay Road to opposite the Lake said. EXCHANGE WILL Hill School, which Just misses ser From these important things our . at low prices. vice from Victoria exchange. One attention has l>evn distracted by such , of the consequences of the new ex matter as the P.G.E, but the work j ARF Hamper...... $1.88 tension has been the erection of poles has‘gone on quietly nevertheless,'" he ; rUUR O^UAIVC H.t.het...... ftft.oo i off the 'roads into private lands to said. THE POPULAR YATES STREET STORE serve two or three houses which MUCH DONE QUICKLY ...... hitherto had no service whatever, *a TB \ Head Will Have Reciting *S|ong list of social 1m- 1 U/DCWrU Pianos from .... nor was it possible to give It to ^Facility For Substantial them. provement measures. Dr. Raynor de- ! If RLUVn '•hieete from ...... •»-»» Mi There will be three telephone pay dared “all these, save workmen’s JBrace Bits from ...... *3.00 . « Extension stations in the area; at the Cadboro compensation are to the credit of the Bay Hotel, at Hobbs’s Store, Cad past eight year» of work I tien Has Not. Been boro Bay. and at Mount Toimle Boat Liberal Government, and due credit One Cent Notion Sale .ihoufd lie accorded by the people, for , LTD. ** Office. Cedar Hill -Road. DRAKE HARDWARE CO., Mm- time has i>« ft 4,must take a staml and Mr H Dlllworth. under the aus New pleated styles in fine regularly at $1.50 pair, strong that of the United States, while on this question. Not once in his pices of the Full Gospel Tabernacle white or pink coutil, eidetic' history In the House has Mr. Bowser < Pentecostal), corner Pandora and French flannel, light and dark top, medium bust ; all sixes. Kuro|»ean stable nations of pre mad«- a statement, ,ln support oÇ, thia Bounin* Streets, concluded with very war days were finding their cur fight. In fact he has of late pooh- gratifying results. „ , . grey and novelty ch«?cka; all rencies worthless or nearly s«». The services were well attended. poolte<| it. Mo look not for a fight regular sizes. y------\ And the high credit of British Co Irom him if you return him. Special prayer merilngs were held each Ladies’ Fine Cambric lumbia. in times of siich world dis “Then comes General McRae; he night. turb» nee. is a tremendous tribute to least Saturday a i»arty from the has made no stand. HI» campaign Young People's Society of the 2yx-h Handkerchiefs the Liberal Government." he said has Iteen one of vinification and Avenue Pentecostal Tal>ernacle. one of Regular 15c Mr Drake declared that he was lower taxes. If he hiwer* the taxes Vancouver » largest young people's running on the Liberal platform! on of hlmseir and hi» business associ societies, came over to assist In the Skirts, Values to his merits ns a business man He ates you are going to pay more. services. Miss Beulah Sledding o<*u- 2 f,,r 16c touched briefly niton the freight rates Premier Oliver, through this pied the pulpit at the morning service, handicap on British Columbia trade while at the afternoon Mr Saxon $7.50 ... .53.95 freight rates fight, has of late be Sledding preached "Hon. John Oliver la the first Pro come one of the outstanding men of Other memWhr-et^the visiting party Men's Fine Cambric vincial Premier to have the pluck to- Canada." declared Mr. Hall, who taking part included Miss Myrtle An assortment of wool tweeds, Handkerchief» fight the entrenched railways op this K level!. soloist; Miss E. Myers and closed with an appeal for adherence homespuns and . plain white Regular 16c Issue When Re first took up this to party lines in voting, urging the Miss M Barnes, who had « harge of Issue, the ptople of the Prairie Pro ne*d of a clear mandate for some various exercises of last Sunday’s ser vinces laughed at him. Jet already vices. and Lionel Maddafurd. pianist serge* ; pleated and plain party It the old days of dickering for for the !>r. Price Vancouver cfnnimign, 2 for 16c we see wheat coming In for shipment offices in exchange for support were «h» presided at the piano. styles. by Wa. And that result has come not to return to this Province. The services wHl continue throughout from only a small reduction In The meeting was marked by the 1 the coming week. freights on grain, a fraction of what is involved in the great fight the Premier Is carrying on. The freight reduction fight IS the greatest undertaking of the Govern ment. and means more for this ! JUUUUUUUUL JULfi. Province than anything else." de STOCKER'S—The Reliable clared Mr. Drake amid applause. Mothers’ Pensions and other social Buy Jersey Cream legislation was touched upon by Mr. Wef a►* feee plmmm«s# Dess- Drake in outlining the progressive HERE 14 YEARS! »sis* /.ms! p m m pattern*, * Sodas in die large mrmilmM* m attractima roimra. y«rk <>f the Oliver Government, for HERE TO STAY I Thrn era tnpacal ml lA« 5#ewfv which he considered th* people owed ml thia praetimot fleer weens#. thanks to the Liberal Party. WE WANT YOUR Between the addresses. Mrs. Mary or small package, McCoy Jameson, accompanied by PATR0MA0E! Mrs. C. T. Conyers, rendered a num her of soloa to great applause. fo suit your house STRESSES HUMAN RESOURCES Phones 2420, 2460, 3460 Amazingly Inexpensive Dr. Melbourne ïRaynor feared that hold needs. WHY PAY MORE? those entering the political arena this You’ll be surprised to find how little Dominion Linoleum actually costs. For a very • year would earn a crown of thorn* TTTTTTTTT' moderate outlay you can attractively cover every room, in the house — and then jus their reward. forget floor covering expenditures for years. This is added economy you 11 surely His programme had to the fore- appreciate, the economy of long wear that helps home budgets and eliminates 1 front tne conservation of Ihe human Their rich creamy flavor SCOUT financial worry. I resource* of the Province. "1 am con- jeer ned for the welfare of the hoys But this i* only one of the reasons why i » many practical women seek these modern and girls who are coming up to carry- BOOTS floors. They know the happy release from cleaning drudgery Dominion Linoleum on after us," he aaiti. will make you brings. No beating. No heavy sweeping. Light brushing or mopping is all the "Lloyd George has said 'We cannot effort needed to keep it spotlessly dean and sanitary. ■S have a giWat nation of à diseased people,’’ ami\agree. It was a great want them at shock, to many thinking people, Tourists! DOMINION LINOLEUM when the war showed us that one third of our young men were phvsl lg non-absorbent and germproof and comes in widths snffitient to rally unfit. I want to do something every meal. TEA trtd Knglish cover any ordinary room, without creek or seam. There are num KETTLE ^Tsa Booth to help this condition in British Co Mies M. éros» designs to choose from, the colorings are supremely beau lima ha. WeotHSge (meals nerved, tiful and appropriate TORIES UNINTERESTED ApMICKs Cer. -OougisS too) before you The Biscuit with and view "In the past two years of the Mc- Streets $2.98 , Bride-Bowser Government we had a Flavor. Ph*«»o 40*4» 1 .' Dominion Linoleum Rugs TEA KETTLE are very popular, too. They have all the durability and labor- j no medical man at the h*ad of ihe Solid Leather. Light Weight. Board of Health. Ttye official In Easy Fitting saving qualities of Dominion Linoleum sad ire made in a range charge was * sanitary Inspector. 1 of sizes to fit any room. Rich and substantial in appearance, they ni, ISM i» sa IX. think that shows the amount of in Wears Like Iron—Men’s or Boys* harmonize perfectly with the other appointments of a weU- .! eA aeavnu terest in human conservation which Bole Agents furnished home. They cat be rolled up and moved without crack- .? ’ Dee»»** Umtjmtm features the Conservative Party. After-Eating Distress ing or "breaking. The camps and the mines were, in a The deplorable condition, and the first , and all forme of stomach trouble such See theae fine floor coverings at home furnishing and depart tmrltp letfc thing Mr. Brewster