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HAD OPERATION OTTAWA SESSION CROWN PRINCE MAN ON SHIP U.S. SENATE SECOND TIME REJECTS IN LONDON TO-DAY; IS NOT TO BE BUDGET SPEECH MS WEEK PRINCE GEORGE ALLOWED TO DRAG OF NORWAY IS BOUND HERE CABINET NOMINATION OF WARREN By Times Staff Representative AND» BILL TO BE SENT' Ottawa. March 16.-RI. Hon. Arthur Melghen’s attempt to Washington, March 16—The enunciate a demand for a new EXPECTED HERE Senate to-day rejected for the high protection policy for Canada LOST AT SEA is dooihed to failure so far -an the TO PARLIAMENT COMMITTEE second time President Coolidgc’s present session of Parliament is Prominent Norwegians to concerned. It became clear to-day nomination of Charles D. War that his lengthy resolution out Tour Pacific Coast During John Smith Disappeared ren to be Attorney-General of lining this policy will not be Among the Speakers Who Will Address Commons reached before adjournment. Summer From Ss. Charmer Between the United States. The vote was Resolutions prepared by other Within Next Pew Days Are Premier King, Mr. private-members, chiefly Progres Comox and Vancouver forty-nine to thirty-nine, as com- sives. will take up all the private Meighen and Other Prominent Members; On jNsred with the tie vote of forty members' days still open. After Blood in Stateroom; Brother three weeks.from to-day It ia un Thursday Country Probably Will be Informed of in Vancouver Does Not Be to forty on which the nomination derstood all sittings will be de Government’s Financial Proposals. was first rejected last Tuesday. voted to Government buslnees. lieve Suicide Theory This is regarded as a definite In All the thirty-nine Senators dication of the Government's de Vancouver, Mareh 16—.John voting for confirmation were Be- sire to complete the wprk of the Ottawa. March 16,—This week in Parliament promis» toe session as expeditiously as pos be an interesting one. thm"inlin6ê''iÿwl«i''i»ÿ.PwmierT£5i Strlîlh, agpit sixty rTvc. a ïefirKT publicans. The opposition was a sible. — resident of Campbell River, dis combination of Democrats and and the Conservative leader, as well as half a dozen other appeared from hie cabin on the Republican insurgents. prominent members of the Commons. It is now expected the Honse will give the ship subsidy bill second reading, y> permit steamship Charmer some time An earlier dispatch *sald President of its submission to a special committee of fifteen members of during the night while the ship Coelldge would offer Mr. Warren a recess appointment as Attorney- the House. On the first Government day after that business is was en route here from up the General if his nomination for the post NEW NATIONAL disposed of, perhaps Thursday, the 1925-26 budget will be brought coast. should not be confirmed by the Sen ate. down.. Reports that the man had London. March IS.—Prince The budget this year is not expected to make any notable been murdered were at first de George, youngest son of the King CONFERENCE OF changes in the tariff or in general taxation. clared by police to be unfounded. In- and Queen, was operated on this meat tone, they said, were that he had morning for removal of hla ton- The budget last year was not presented until April 10. been taken violently 111 during the SEALS OF NORTHERN SEAS alls. A bulletin Issued after the night and had either leaped or fallen operation said his condition was - overboard while seeking fresh air. Ap satisfactory and that unless un BUSINESS MEN parently. they said Smith either suf favorable circumstances arose, FRANCE SENDS fered u bad hemorrhage or cut his I SHOW BIG INCREASE AFTER no more bulletins would be is FRENCH ARE NOT throat. A small pocketknlfc was sued. REPRESENTATIVE TO found in the room with blood marks S. Belding of St. John, N.B., on. it. Suggests Creation of Real TURKISH CAPITAL MONEY UNDER PILLOW MANY YEARS’ PROTECTION READY TO TALK The man had been in bed. but be Canadian Spirit yond this the stateroom was undis turbed. The sum of $30 was found (By Times Staff Representative) CROWN FRINGE OLAF under the pillow. ’ Crown Prince Olaf of Norway, DISARMAMENT Smith * troissar^ were missing, the Ottawa. Mareh 16—That the Pelagic sealing treaty is rester Economic Policy Supported by supposition being that he got up and ing the vast herds of sfals which used to wallow in the northern Late Wire Dr. F. Nansen and the Primate pur them on before leaving hla cabin. All Parts of Country Ad Paris Still Relying on Security Smith boarded the vessel at Comox seas in the old. romantic sealing days is indicated by figures of Norway will probably visit at 10.15 last night. Before leaving just compiled here. These show that instead of the 196,000 seals vocated by Him Victoria on a konr of the Pacific Protocol Rejected by British Comox he wired his brother, a detec on Pribilof Islands, gathering place of the seal herds, in 1911. Coast in June this year it tive here, to meet him this morning. Empire The Charmer docked here and when the sealing convention went into effect, there were 700,000 Flashes Montreal. March 16—Observa learned at tho meeting of the sailed for Ganges Harbor and Vic directors of the Victoria Cham Say Present Not Favorable toria at 8 a.m. , at the last count. tions ami inquiries made dur As the vessel was Entering the har Kxperts -here state that the seal species produces an even ing the trans-Canada tour he Has ber of Commerce to-day. Time to Hold Conference bor here at 6.1$ a.m. a steward went proportion of males and females. It is believed that about BANDITS GOT $5,000 to arouse the passengers, and an juit completed have eonvinced The one-hundredth anniver Suggested by Coolidgc seventy per cent of the male seals may be killed off without im reaching Smith’s cabin found the Mar.lt li.- Parts. March II.—The security of door stained with blood and un pairing the reproduction of the Pribilo( herd. here Europe’s frontiers is still too frail to locked. Entering the stateroom, he „ piny "intSjnLr, ot «S.M».It.H' the be observed by the Norse-American found blood stained walls and floors 1 1 "** ""..... The Pelagicrplasic SealSo. Convention, as the make it possible to talk of disarma sealing treaty is called, restricts the receipt, of Heturday end Sunday, does not exist in Canada, and centennial celebration scheduled to ment now or in the near future. Such and a bowl partSalRr filled with which they were carrying to a bank. take place in Minneapolis In the early blood, but no sign of Smith. killing of seals to a certain number he suggests that business men of is the semi-official French opinion annually and. under the direction of bart of June. A large . number of regarding the proposed arms confer* The steward notified Ms superiors, the four greet divisions convene prominent business men from Nor and ss soon as the ship had docked CROWN EXPECTED the United Htates authorities. Canada MARRIAGE ANNULLED ence in Washington. a call was sent 1n for the Provin Is to receive her share of thos* to frame a suitable economic way. representing all phases of com The Ijcague of Nations security killed. The other parties to the con mercial and financial enterprise, will cial Police, but they were not avail "TSeiehver. Merck IS.—H,fu,ing to MH* ****** regard to politi protocol, despite the t?low given it able. C.P.R. officials say. so CJP.R. ventlon—the United States. Russb attend. It ia the intention of the visi M. FRANKLIN eOUILI at Geneva last week, is the main re constables took charge until the ar TO MOVE FOR THIAL and japan—also receive their share. recognlK- a Rene divorce. Mr. Justice cal exigea81». tors to go through to the Pacific liance of France for the moment» Coast after the close of the celebra rival of Detectives <* P Walker and The pact was signed in Washington D. A. cM Dona Id to-day annulled the ■ The proposal that commends ItaeTf Paris. March U.—M. Frank The Government will bend all efforts on July 7. 1811, by Lord Bryce for marriage May 3$, ISIS, in Health-, of tions in Minneapolis. lin-Bouille»). president* of the D. Robert dim of the city force. most strongly to Mr. BeTdtng is, first Foreign' RehftWW» -CueoilaSIW.- toward resuscitating it at the Sep Great Britain and by Sir Joseph Pope Violet Anale Gordon to George Clark The Victoria Chamber of Commerce tember meeting of the League As* KNIFE WAS FOUND for this Dominion. It went Into effect Dennis. of all, a email group conference of decided to Join with the Regina Board haa rone to-*Aa#ora. TurkeyJ He The detectives found a blood IN BERYL 6. CASE business representatives. He does of T/ade In assuring the visitors a rerably. in the meantime consider on December 16 of that year and has la accompanied by Ool. Rarrou, not think, hprever. that the delegates ing any proposal for a .eglooal pact stained knife, believed to have been remained In force until now. thus cordial welcome to Western Canada. who alao Is a ane- iallat on Near owned by Smith, and in the bowl blotting out the sealing Industry FINES TOTAL $700 should repxgasat i*rovin< es so much The opportunity will also be taken to which appears likely to tranqulllxe they discovered his false teeth. Hasten) affairs. Europe. Anticipated Date Will be which used to flourish off the Pacific as the roar great economic divisions remove some undesirable impressions Coincidental with the auiglo Bloodstains were found in different Coast. of the country. now prevalent In Norkray regarding It either a general or partial pact parts of the cabin" and the extent Fixed When Accused Face Vancouver, March IS.—Raids on departure ' of M. FYantcfln- Is realized, then the French Gov The treaty is terminable after flf Chinatown gambling houses .Satur SELFISHNESS FOUND Western Canada. Boutllon It waa reported the to which these had dried led the de Court on Wednesday teen years from the date of effect by ernment will toe ready to talk par tectives to believe they had been day night resulted In fines and fbr- "A real national spirit does not ex- French Charge d' Affaires at tial disarmament. there for several hours. Stains on twelve months’ written notice from felturce totaling $700 being imposed lat,’' Mr. Beldtng said. The econ ConatanUnePle had been sum the door proved to be mystifying, for any one or more of the interested par by Magistrate Shaw la police court omic Interests of the four great divis Burglars Failed moned to Parla and that Clement TIME NOT FAVORABLE there was a large smear about a foot Determination of the date of ties to all the others. That notice here to-day. __ ions are not the same, and often Simon. » président of-the French The French view, consequently, ia from the bottom of the door and on the preliminary hearings in the may be. given at the expiration of clash. There is discontent In tho In Sidney Attempt Commission on Turkish Repara that a disarmament conference the door frame were more stains. fourteen years or at any time there West Just as there Is In the Maritime tion». had Just reached Constan would have little chance of accom Beryl G ease will be sought by after. PRINCE RUPERT ARREST plishing anything before the Sep No trail of blood was found In the Provinces and a common feeling that Special to Tho Times tinople. saloon on which the cabin opened, the Grown at the remanded hear While interests on the Pacific the central provinces have been a lit tember meeting of the League As-A Coast are preparing for the lapse of Sidney. March *i$.—The home of A. but outside the saloon door for wan! Prince Rupert. March II.—Charged tle selfish. zombi y. and on the opposite side of the ship ing of Owen B..Baker and Harry the treaty next year and the conse Warrender here was entered, ap quent re-opening of active sealing with breaking and entering the store •‘A new national economic policy It Is also pointed out that the po from which the cabin was located F. Sowash before Magistrate of W. tirâttcm. recently robbed of a muet be framed in the spirit of give parently on Sunday evening. In the litical instability in some of the small stains were found on a brass rperations, there Is no official assur absence of the family, who were away Jay on* Wednesday, it is under ance that the industry will be thus considerable amount of merchandise. nnd take. Everywhere I went 1 found European states such as Belgium, deckplate. Jean William Bureaugard a genuine desire for such a change as over the week-end- As nothing was ÏI where elections are being held this re-established. taken it is thought the thief or thieyes THEORY ADVANCED stood. Both accused are bhargetl . The Canadian Government ia in rested tills morning in the Canadian will bring together the extremes, for Spring, with a probable change of No other indications were found with complicity iti the alleged National Railway yard here. A re- Instance, the prairie farmers with were disturbed. Entrance was made Government thereafter, makes It clined to favor the continuation of through a window. The matter was and the point Is raised that if Smith the present restrictions, but no final \ olvrr was found in hisi valise. their support of free trade and the difficult to estimate the chances of had cut his own throat or stabbed murder of Capt. W. G^GUlis and Eastern manufacturers with their reported to the provincial police, who VICTORIA SHOULD decision oh the matter has been such an important International Himself and then walked from the William Gluts on September 15 last. made.—BJf. desiro ter n high tariff **-■- ere now et work on .Hje.HK. __ meeting aa.JE^raaident Coolldge ep- • cabin to the deck and thrown himself They will be brought from Oakalla on THUGS HAD BAD LUCK overboard, he must have left other the remanded proceedings aet for this stains in the narrow saloon gangway week In the Provincial Police Court. $70,000 FIRE LOSS POSSESS GHAHTER and the saloon proper. This, with Efforts said to have been made by Vancouver, March 1$.—The prem MONEY RAISED IN the peculiar smear on the door. It Is Baker to secure counsel In this, city NEW CONSERVATION ises of the Knight Motor Company on NEW REGULATIONS IN ST1JOHN,N.B. aald. suggests that he was carried or have not yet reached fruition. Sowash Georgia Street here were found Recommendation Made by OTTAWA FOR STRIKERS dragged from the ,cabin. insists on -separate counsel for hla opened early this morning and the FOR FISHERIES St. John, N.R., March 16.—The six- The detectives had no opportunity defence, and refused. It is under safe was found to have been taken story brick building here known as Committee to Chamber of IN NOVA SCOTIA to Interrogate passengers, as all had stood, to entertain a proposal that from the upstairs office and lowered Tim— Staff Representative “the old post off ice" was damaged by left the boat before they were sum WORK FJ FORESTS out of a window to the alley and Commerce tlv- same lawyer appear for both. fire last night to the extent of $76,000. Ottawa. March If.—-Ian MacKenzie* placed on a truck, which had been Ottawa. March IS.—That the moned. SEPARATE HEARINGS Governmvnt la atandlns firm on M.P.P„ Vancouver, stated at a benefit BROTHER’S OPINION stolen. The truck had moved about Paul Stromklns. who surrendered Robson Black of Forestry As seventy feet when the hafe fell off. Ha policy of cicludlnr Orientale Also Proposes Steps to Secure concert for the relief of suffering W. Smith, brother of the missing himself to the Provincial Police on sociation Starts Campaign The robbers could not get the safe from the Wtlah Colombia fleh- Opinion of World Portion of Gasoline Tax among the starving families of Cape man. expressed himself as being^eon- the Sdvicc of his lawyer/Ktuart Hen hack on the truck, so they deserted Ins industry was indicated this Breton miners here last night that he fldent it was not a case of iutctde derson. early on in the case, will go in British Columbia the safe and truck. There was not- afternoon when the Marine and Court is Asked had come all the way from the Pacifie and said there was no motive for a separate preliminary hearing at a much money in the safe, the company Fleherte, Department announced Victoria should possess a city coast as vice-president of the tireat such an act. His brother, he said, later date, it is believed. Vancouver, March 1$.—Robson reported. that, bertnnln* this year the do charter in the opinion of the War Veterans’ Association to plead had a wife and son at Campbell River The intention of the prosecution to Black of Ottawa, manager of the minion naileries on the coaat will Geneva. March 1$—The Council Vf In the Capital City for the suffering and was In apparent good health and set the Beryl O ease, down for trial Canadian Forestry Association, ar have to employ staffs consisting the League of Nations again made Chamber of Commerce special Canadians on the East coast. I in comparatively favorable circum- came as the result of the delay con rived in Vancouver to-day for the $100,000 WHISKY THEFTS. of at least twenty-five per cent use of the World Çpurt of Justice committee on municipal finan The G.W.V.A. was keeping to ita 1 stances. sequent upon the appeal of Charles purpose of organizing a campaign white men or British Columbia In "Saturday when it~decided to ask its lights, he said, in making a move to The missing man was about slxty- Morris, the fourth man accused In opinion in the dispute between. ces. Tho committee put the mat relieve the suffering of feBow veter •flve years old and had been a pros of public education on forest conser Frankfort 16.—A tyquor diana. Next year the proportion Greece ami Turkey over- the expul the affair and who is still on Ameri vation In this Province. ------will he fifty per cent and there ter before the Chamber of Com ans and fellow countrymen in Nova pector and miner. He was one of the can soil opposing extradition. robbery extending over » period of sion ,by Turkey of the Greek Patri Scotia. It had been charged that ••originals" of th** Klondike rush and To-night he wilt leave for Vic several months and involving whisky will be Increases until only white arch from Constantinople. Turkey merce directors at the meeting held Though A. M. Johnson, K.C., crown men are employed. These regula these miners were "Reds," sal* Mr. slaked daim No. 10 on Hunkers counsel in the case, could not be toria to confer with Hon. T. D. Pat- worth approximately $100.000 at.boot insists that this hi n purely domestic- this afternoon and a#ked for the re tulio and officials of the Provin leg prices came to light to-day. Six tions are being brought Into ef MacKenzle. They were of good old Cr«*it. ______reached this morning, it is understood question and that the Council U nit commendation to he endorsed. They Scottish stock, he declared! and the that he will ask Magistrate Jay on cial Forest Branch. teen meni are understood to have fect on the recommendation of colnpetent to settle It. also suggested that arrangements be "British Columbia is already well been Indicated by a federal grand F- Stork, member for Skeens, and only red about them was ‘‘etaundi Wednesday that the date for the pre made for the drafting of the neces Canadian blood in their veins.*' LONDON DANCE MUSIC organized in,the field for fire pre Jury and nine men are said to have A. w. Neill, Comox-Albernl. sary charter with the object of Intro liminary hearing be fixed. Previous The amount collected waa $S4$l HEARD IN AMERICA remands have been at the request of vention." salà Mr. Black. "Our as been arrested. ducing It in 1826. the crown. sociation has about 1,000 members Another recommendatloh from the In British Columbia, but we have no DOG STAYED AT New York, March 16.—The first committee waa before the directors. NEW U S. MINISTER British Columbia branch. A branch For the committee David Iteming Empire Marketing .adlo programme of Ix>ndort dance will be organised this season. It is GRAVE OF MASTER proposed that the Chamber of Com music to be re-broadcast successfully Washington. Mareh 1$—Hoffman along education lines that we In-, Legality Of Verdict Of merce urge both the Union of Muni Committee is to to a large audience on this continent Philip of New York has been named tend to do our organisation work. TILL DEATH CAME cipalities and Boards of Trade was sent out Saturday night from by President Coolldge as Minister to This season large appropriations *»**» **« throughout British Columbia to taka stations W.ÎZ. New York City; WFV, Persia. have been made and big efforts are Lancaster. Ohio, March 16. — definite steps to secure a portion of Meet To-morrow being put forth in the eastern prov Death yesterday ended the long Washington, nnd WOT. Schenectady. the tax on gasoline for the Individual London, March 16 (Canadian The music of the Hotel Savoy. ince# to organise public sentiment on vigil of Nero, a dog, who died on municipalities. forest protection. Hitherto only a Jury Of Eleven Is Argued his master * grave in a lonely (Cosduded on MS* II Press cable)—The Imperial Eco London, dance orchestra, broadcast nomic Committee, composed of rep from London and Chelmsford, was WASSERMANN OF trifling percentage of the money of cemetery here. His owner. private firms and governments haw ^Charles Farmer, was shot to resentatives of Great Britain, the picked up by the Belfast. Maine, sta Dominions. India, the. colonies and BLOOD TEST FAME been spent in educational work, but Winnipeg. March IS,—The legality recorded by the court. Adjournment death last July in a gun fight with TWO MEN KILLED tion of the Radio Corporation of the power of public opinion now is prohibition officers. Nero fol protectorates, under the chairman of a .verdict reached- by a Jury of also was ordered until Thursday of America and transmitted to the other DIED IN GERMANY being recognised and a greater ef eleven men haa been challenged by lowed the funeral procession to IN AUTO ACCIDENT ship of Sir Halford Mackinder, will stations, which re-broadcast it. \ ------fort to have it exercised in the direc counsel defending William Elder, the trial of David Robb, %lao a Chris the cemetery, where he kept hold Its first meeting to-morrow. The rdio audience also heard the Berlin, March 1$.—Professor, tion of fire prevention is to be made Christian Science practitioner, who tian Science practitioner, and Robert watch daily, only leaving the Seattle. March IS.—When "the au The committee was formed to deal chimes of Big Ben strike the hour of August von Wassermann, direc this year than ever before. on Saturday was found guilty of Watson, father of the girl, who with grave at short intervals to secure tomobile In which they were riding with marketing of Empire producta midnight. It was the second attempt manslaughter in connection with the Elder are charged with manslaughter. was struck by a rtain at Algoma in the .United Kingdom In priRwati tor of the Kaiser Wilhelm Inatl- ' LAKE TREATY ~ food. All efforts to coax the dog to capture the London programme ijor tutefor experimental therapy and" death of TWelve-year-old Doreen The action of the defence in chal away failed. Crossing Sunday evening. Ernest to foreign imports, and will alao redistribution. The first attempt last and professor of Internal medi Watson last November. lenging the verdict occasioned con Once humane officers" were Ijeffonhach. twenty-five years old. recommend sjb to the disposal of the and P. Keeton, both residents of t,£ 1.000,000 granted by the British Thursday night failed, but the pro cine at the University of Berlin, Washington. March. IS.—The Sen Arguments, on the constitutionality siderable surprise, for an agreement about to shoot the dog, but the the originator of the celebrated ate has ratified the treaty with Great of the trial were opened this morning was reached between all parties to cemetery trustees stopped them. Buckley. Wash., were killed instant Government In the Interest of Em gramme Saturday night was heard Britain negotiated last February before Mr. Justice Dysart. who or abidfe by the decision of the eleven- ly. The wreckage of their car was pire trade. It is likely the first throughout “the East with uniform Wassermann blood test, died to Now a boulder marks the grave day. He wAs fifty-nine years old. regulating the level of the Lake-of- dered adjournment until next Mon man Jury This was necessitated by of Nero. *■ carried 600 feet beyond the crossing meeting will he taken up with dis intensity, according to telegrams re thc-Wood*. between Minnesota and day,—Pending settlement of this; the recurring illuosa of one of tbe before the train could be brought to cussion of methods of procedure and ceived by station WJZ. Ontario, Canada. point, the verdict will not be formally! Jurors. a stop. general preliminary matters. '
VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925 Grass a South Australia Defeats England Mining Editor, WE OWE Hockey Game Ends By Ten Wickets The Eyes of Fashion Turn to the I ,nr "^•itlon~îi’ThiTMiitilng proscription* «tore <*.1 Predicts Great Future I .mengst other thing», our large slock of pure drug» j —in Two All Draw Adelaide, Australia, March 15— (Canadian Frees Cable)—By ten [ .nd chemicals. wickets, the touring M.C.C. crick- wt ARC FRMCRIFT10N SFeCIALISTS etere were defeated in the last For North B.C. Field Malnlanders Win O.fl. Allan match of their present tour on Australian soil by an eleven rep Cup as Result of Previous resenting South Australia here W. R. Hull, pioneer journalist of the less advanced properties coming Ensemble Suit i he Owl Drug Go. Ltd. to day. The game was unique in the northern mining fields and editor On next year. W. H. Blent. Mgr. 1 Victory in Vancouver that the Englishmen's aggregate • The whole movement up there is Campbell Bldg. Proscription more for the Bret and second in of The Portland Canal News, was Fort l*d Deugiee •pecietiete Phone U* nings was 443, exaetly equalling In Victoria over the week-end, on hie like a snowball going down bill, V. .J the Australian Bret innings Score first trip out of Stewart in six years gathering momentum and slxe as it In a hard-fought game the Vancou and Grimmett, the famous Aus and full of news of developments at goes. We don't want in-Stewart for Spring ver Island and Vancouver men's gram tralian slow bowler, wee given the the mines. what is generally known «4 a mining Municipal Act already hid too much hockey team* fought to a 2-all draw honor of going in alone for Aus- The interest that Vancouver Is boom, but we wilt have a mueh in their O. U. Allan Cu|p eerlee at Oak tratio's second inning to win the starting to display in the mines of the greater interest in the potentialities Because Fashion decree* one muet be chic ami smart tor the CITY CHARTER power «long those Une». Th» »ug- of our mineral resources and the de gestod charter would give, the olty Way Park on Saturday afternoon. The match. He did this en the Bret North is a source of surprise and sat street 6ne moment and elegantly teminine the nett—the CCoHeetl In more power along »»« Une» and match waa evenly contested with the ball, his run giving the Austral isfaction to him. Mr. Hull says. velopment of possibly another Pre J, L. Heckwlth opposed the sug curt»II It» power along other lines, teams having an even share of the ians 444. “During the last week a campaign mier or two in the years to come. Ensemble mode I* the fashion of the hour. A comprehen play. The malnlanders having won Grimmett alee teek seven has bééiT put on by the Bureau of •Meanwhile, established properties gestion of a charter for the city. It Mr. Beckwith
///n./ut «v second cup Anps Campbell&Co. Ltd 1010 GOVERNMENT STREET when //s K Lake is a guest of Capt. and Mrs. Richmond. + 4- Capt. Richmond's place at Vesu «RD SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING OF vius Bqy is a beautiful sight with his plots of violets. He has several pickers helping and *\hJpa violets New Silk Dresses HOLDAUCTION SALE regularly. ANNUAL MEETING Chase &$ariborn’s mm Mr. Snobelen Is staying with Many Beautiful and Useful Major Justice. Third Annual Meeting of Pro C. F. Davie Named Honorary SEAL RRASD ÇoffC9 The log sealer is at Ganges scal gressive Development President; Three New Courts Exceptional Value Tuesday at Articles Find Eager Bidders ing a boom of cedar poles for Mr. Ira Becker. Society Held Duncan. March 16.—The annual + + 4* meeting of the Dunoan Lawn Tennis More rock is being taken out in Special te The Times Club was held Friday evening. There $27.50 front of Mount Bros Company Limt- Say wai d. March 16.—The third was a very good attendance and con on Friday evenings where many annual meeting ^>f the Bay ward Pro beautiful and useful articles found ___store for a new cement walk siderable Interest was taken in the from the front of the store to the gressive Agricultural Development proceedings. With three new courts ready bidders, who responded eagerly Post Office instead of the board to the persuasive eloquence of , the Society Incorporated was held at thé and overhead expenses mounting up. Baby Carriage Days Here i gJttu home of J. Walls at which there was k was decided to increase the en Featuring Tuesday, in the capable auctioneer. C. Baxett. Mrs — a full attendance of members. The We are «Sowing a .piendld line of Reed Carriage, with reverilble hod: Blachlager handed the articles to him. trance fee on May 1. Those joining Mr. Fetter of the Vickers Fetter president. Charles Qellett Hr., out before that date will be admitted Mrs. Watson kindly acted ns clerk, Engine Company was a visitor to lined the work of the society during Women’s Dress Section, an ex and Mr. and Mrs. Findlay made out at the present rates. A reeoiutton In Ganges this week. i he past year and ’ congratulated the respect to Junior member» places the the bills and took the money. Miss + 4 + members on the very excellent show cellent group of Women’s and Clark had arranged a most delightful Mrs. A. Rowan left Ganges on condition that he or she must have musical programme which was Tuesday for Vancouver. ing made during the year Just closed. been a Junior member for two years Misses’ Stylish Silk Frocks, in utiina greatly enjoyed. This consisted of The secretary. J. K. ArmtshaW.* pre before being admitted to full mem songs by Mrs. H^PrSwan. Mrs. W. sented his report which showed'that bership without entrance fee. Cer Dobson. C. Johnson and J. Dick ami the activities of the society had been tain amendments were made to the shades of rust, sand, navy quartettes by these four, which were spread over a wide field and that constitution. This had been made black and reseda, in the sea most excellently rendered. Coffee ANNUAL BANQUET OF much had been accomplished, and necessary through membership in provinces of Canada met a caucus of and cake were also provided. A few that the society held a very strong the British Columbia Lawn Tennis son’s smartest and most fa Senate members Saturday and placed remaining articles were disposed of position In the district. Association. In the absence of the before them all particulars concern afterwards, and quite a goodly sum The treasurer, L. Knutson, pre keaornry secretary - treasurer, vored modes.- You will be de- SENATOR BENNETT ing their requests for pensions, re should be added to the guide com ALDERNI BUFFALOES sented his financial report, which through Illness, the vice-president. establishment and soldier settlement mittee funds. ; .^.Li showed that the total receipts for B. W. Carr-Hilton, gave a tentative now in the hands of the Government. year were IKJJI total bn lone. abode ahowliw that the rlub lighted with ..the exceptional They ww accorded a very attentive One Hundred Attending En* bursements, #651.57 cash on hand, had met all commitments and had a values these new dresses offer OF UIO DIED hearing. 1113.78. small balance on hand. A telephone The delegation, headed bj Ian joyable Gathering at Ar The last year's officers were re will be Installed at the grounds. It here Tuesday at ....$27.50 Maekensie, M.P.P., Vancouver, Do lington Hotel elected en bloc as folows: Honorary was decided to make the challenge dad Been in Public Life For minion vice-president of the Great president. Dr, D. )Varnock, Deputy cups, perpetual. Votes of thanks War Veterans* Association, also Agricufture;. presif were passe*! to retiring officers VIEW WINDOW SHOWING Thirty-four Years; Was a halted on RbtHwt rorttvrtrader otitie Ganges News Charles Collett. Hr.; vice-president. Progressives, and members of his \ Albernl. B.C., March 16.—The the club’s sincere sympathy to H. H. Conservative group, who assured the veterans of: twelfth annual re-union and banquet Mrs. J. Long; secretary, J E. Armi- Fox, the very painstaking and effi their full sympathy. of the Royal Antedeluvlan Order of sliaw; treasurer, L. Knutson; direc cient secretary. In hB recent eevete Buffaloes was held Saturday night in tors. A. Brown, Wm. Rolands, J. Illness. dltewe. March 1 4.—Repfeeentetlvee Long. Mrs. £, Collett. J. Walls; au NEW SPRING of veterans and dependants from all the Arlington Hotel, with Bro. C. W, Officers were elected as follows: CANADIAN INDIAN Bladkman in the chair. The pro ditors, Andrew Brown and John Honorary president, C. F. Davie, M. COATS ceedings started at S p.m., with a Walls. P.P.; honorary vice-presidents. Dr. KILLED ON HIGHWAY short progçpmme in which the fol A hearty vote of thanks were .ten George Logan, Rev. F. O. Christmas lowing artists took a prominent part.- dered the officers for their services and F. J. Norie; president. A. H. Very Specially Priced at Buffalo. N_Y_ March 16—Roy B. • Madam Downie of Port Albemt. during the past year. Refi Lomas; vice-president. E. W. Daw Miller, a Canadian Indian, lacrosse vocal solos ; violin solos by Mr. were served nt the cioee of meet son-Thomas: committee. Mrs. W. K. player, was fatally Injured yesterday Walker and vocal solos by Mrs. J. A. ing by< Mrs. J. Walls. < ’orfleld. Miss Dawson - Thomas, O. $16.75, $17.50 and when his automobile plugged over Mc Niff e, A. T. Walker and J. A. Mc- ANNUAL REPORT T. Hmlthe. F. L. Kingston and JS. W. an embankment on the state road Nlffe. The annual reiMirt in part read: Carr-Hilton; tea committee con $19.75 near Bden In this county. Three The Rev. H. A. Bain spoke on -During the past year the chief vener. Mrs. O. T.. Hmlthe; honorary companions, who were thrown clear “Citlsenshlp." and his address was secretary-treasurer* . L. T. Price: of the car, were not hurt. «, efforts of the society have been di well received. His Worship Mayor L rected on the following questions: honorarly ground secretary, W. E. , A. Hanna, also addressed the gath The extending of the Island Highway Christmas. THOMAS ROWAN ering. from Campbell River into this valley; Amongst those present were Mrs. At the conclusion of the above pro the building of a road ‘nto the lands O. T. Hmlthe, Mrs. Dawson-Thomas. M.ilf a Century DIED IN TORONTO gramme about 100 sat down to a of the society to connect same with Mrs. Colbourne, Mrs. H. A. Pstter- Announcing the Arrival of the New sumptuous repast prepared by A. H. the main road; the building of a new son, Mrs. X. Lander. Mrs. Aldersey, Toronto, March 16—Thomas Row M. Lord, during which Sir Knight bridge across the Halmon and the Mrs. W. E. Corfleld, Mrs. H. N. Wat an. sixty-three, prominent lawyer John Williamson. Grand Primo of White River: thé clearing of a build son, Mrs. K. Robertson. Miss Daw Gossard Corset Models and one of the first men in Toronto B.C., proposed a hearty toast to the ing site for the Society Agricultural son-Thomas, Major II. A. If. Ricet[ to use a motor car, died here Sat Albernl district, to which Major R. J. Hall, and the commencement of the C. Compton - loindy. E. W. Carr- urday. Hurde. M.P.P., suitably replied, speak erection of this hall; the building of Htlton. F. R. Gooding. A. H. Lomas, for Spring Dr CHASES ing optimistically of the bright future a new wharf and the holding of the F. L. Kingston, H. O. Mann. O. T. Mm. Grundy Oft hotel) ! -Are these In store for Albernl. second Hayward and districts annual Hmlthe. W. L. Hmlthe, W. King, L. After the tables had been etfwre* shorts damp?" agricultural fair. H. Helen, L. Price and W- E. Christ- The women who takes pride In her OINTMENT New Maid: "No. ma'am; hut wr away dancing was Indulged In until can noon sprinkle them If you wish." the# wee small hours of the morning, AGRICULTURAL appearance, taken thought of her figure. when all preeent declared this to have “The year 1634 was a very suc The secret of the Goeserd Art la to been one of the most successful of the cessful one for our members and help eeery woman look youthful and feci many gatherings staged by the local our district, and It Is very gratifying lodge of the R.A.O.B. to be able to state that every mem LADIES' GUILD OF youthful—Gtysard Comets are perfectly ber of our society has materially designed to suit all figure types We The ladles of 8t. Andrew's IYesby- added to his area of cutfvated land, t criai» Church Intend to hold a silver and the number of our livestock Incite you to Inspect these sew models. tea and sale of home-cooking at, the shows an healthy increase. Dr Mac TQFINO IS ACTIVE manse next Tuesday afternoon be Donald. of the Provincial Department tween the hours of 8 and 5 o'clock. of Agriculture, visited our district Here Are Three Splendid Everyone is Invited. and found our dairy cattle free from New President Elected at Re Models tuberculosis.” cent Annual Meeting The Albernl volunteer fire brigade AT yi.M PER PAIR—A Ooooard Comet at a recent meeting decided to stare training for the proposed volunteer OLD RESIDENT OF The annual meeting of the Toflno 'or average or medium figure, cloaely Indies’ Guild was held on Friday, boned back and gives unusually flat lines fire brigade tournament whiqh Chief March 13, In the Community Hall Vernon Htewart of Victoria proposes ALBERNI PASSES —curved elastic section under bust. Made and was well attended. The follow-, of fine pink brocade. Special, per pair, to stage in Victoria at the opening uf Special te The Times ing officers were elected for the en the Crystal Gardens in June. at ...... W.» Albernl. March lg—The death or- suing year: President. Mrs. J. Mac Leod: vice-président. Mrs. T. Win- kits. C. Murray returned home from jrred ml the West Coast General AT 94.75 PER PAIR—A lioeaerd Corset oapiniUTn Tuesday morning of Mr. gen; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. B. W. Astoria, accompanied by her eldest Abraham: committee. Mrs. F. Guppy, for the average to stout figure. latng. daughter who had been ill there, by John - who had been a renl- dent «I gtriet for the past Miss W. Dixon. Miss L. Grant. heavy boned «klrt to care for wrll de- Thursday’s l^sln. . Tears. The daeaaaad A great deal of work has been ac vrloped hlpe. Made of forer y quality pink had no relative» ea far a* I. known complished during the past year and Branch coutll. At, per pair...... M.TS Douglas MrKensle. who has been a a good many articles arc accumulat patient In the West Coast General In this pert of thr country, end was ing for the next sale of work to be Hospital for the last two weeks suf born In the nouth of England about AT >12.60 PER PAIR A Ooooard Corset aixty-foür years ago. For a number held shortly. Many donations have fering from a bad attack Of rheuma also been received from outside specially designed to stilt the slight to tism, returned to his home yesterday. of years he had been employed as average figure. Made of fine silk tricot janitor at the Provincial Government and fancy brocade. Very lightly boned. The crib tournament being held Agent’s Office here and had been The guild has sustained a great every Tuesday night by the local loss in the departure of Mrs. Jim An Medium skirt and frllled*|i»»tic top. At. Masonic Lodge, brought out another derson. retiring president, who has iper pair ,...... #12.00 bumper crowd, and H. Hatcher cap moved to Uclue let where she has tured the gentleman’s first prise for been appointed guild representative. the second week In succession. Joe Torino's loss is Vcluelel's gain, and Other Models $2.50 to Zaearelll. the gentleman's consolation, her indefatigable energies have al while Mrs. J. Humphries won >he ready been at work getting new mem ladles’ first, and Mrs. H. Bradley the bers for the gülld, Vclulet being In ladles' consolation. There will be no the same mission district, and also In bringing to the notice of the com game next Tuesday owing to the 8t. mittee, one or two cases for the Patrick’s ball being staged by the emergency fund which has done a Trained and Competent Corsetieres at G.W.V.A. on that night. wonderful work throughout the dis trict. having paid out nearly #76 dur Your Service and ti ing the past year in helping the sick and those In need. Thé fund has a credit of only #36 on hand, with sev Additional Vancouver Island news on eral more cases to be dealt with. Page 8 Immediate efforts are being made to raise sufficient to keep this fund 'Prisoner, the Jury finds going until the next sale of work HELD IT DUNCAN Rince Its formation over $300 has on Ht. Valentine’s day was a great foliage and a sumptuous tea waa pro» , *____ — ...... , been donated by the guild to the Bad lubrication is the shortest route to the junk lord! I know you’re too Intelligent vicarage building fund. success, the tea table being prettily vided. The evening was spent lg yard. Big repair bills, wasted power, worn to be influenced by what they say.” The annual children s party held decorated with red hearts, ferns and J games and races. are the sign posts along the blazed trail, finish a stalled car awaits the wrecking crew, There is an avenue of escape from such disaster.
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cised by a commission armed wllli ADVERTISING MEANS one of our important items in powers by alt the gor-rnm-nr. end bavinx powers analogous to lirtmria Batlg Stoiffl LIFE iforeign trade. For the year 1924, CONSERVATIVES SCOFF AT Sâîlwap lrwamimton 3 Canada. ' exports of undressed fwtemotmted QUm Peeples Views 9 Upon receipt of this letter Mr. MONDAY, MARCH 1*. 1*2$ S RECENTLY AS A to $16.513.224. while imports of Meighen selected Dr. VcOIII, of the quarter of a century ago living animals, mdudiBg^WtE Winnipeg Grain Exchange, aa th'< *KL Afternoon "RATE CONTROL WHICH THEY , man to prepare Canada » twee for da# by tAhé name of-Poy-and-Mastia. henna pi tenmathm twthe Bhlpplng CS [THE TIMES PAINTING AND PUS- as well known in the boot and mine. LISHING COMPANY LIMITED • to but $13. He writes "You Will observe that OPlees: Comer Bread aed Pert Street» shoe polish business as many house notwithstanding the increased ship the name VAINLY SOUCtrr THEMSELVES the Canadian Government have at names have since become in other ment of cattle to Great Britain, due tached great importance to the desir -Hneee Office (Advertising) .Phone lJW ability ef securing. If feasible, acme businesses. It provided a text for te thé removal of the embargo. control of ocean freight rates" Qea- ltorlal office...... Phone « many a quip in Punch. But it has The wild life ef Canada ask. Correspondence of Two Tory Administrations Bevexls tlnulng. he remark» that the Imperial SAANICH SEWER CONNECTIONS Shipping Committee hitherto had not SUBSCRIPTION RATES disappeared; the brand is now no nothing from the people other than KIRK Meigben’s Attempt to Smash Atlantic Shipping considered till» angla ot the problem. „ - Prance. Belglum.ete. .Il.ee per month mere. The firm considered that its »ty delivery ...... •,.,.$1.0# per month a reasonable amount of protection To the Editor:—The above lhatter Bing Through International Commission But "However." he ears, "the Govnrp- by mall (.actuaire of product had made a lasting impres —including the elimination of fires being one affecting the interests of hex stood for meat have now decided that the time Oleat Victoria’s taxpayers, may I os one In opportune to put before the com United sion on the minds of its patrons and from the forests—that the various Scheme Fell to Ground; Hew Revelations Force Op mittee this queetlon ef the control of . $100 per annum be permitted through your columns to dropped its advertising. The end species may not be depleted beyond say a few words on this matter. ocean freight rates" . < position to Change Front and Abandon Attitude Thle concludes the correspondence. came quickly. recovery. They find their own ment suppoiied to < beta of Scorn. , The reeutt of the effort Is not nw- THE VOTERS' UST Possibly it is the scarcity of such food; they occupy portion» of the Saanich and Victoria Is being freely Quality Coal ttoned, although, ef course, ti ended examples during the last two decades country not as yet required for any discussed In our council chambers, In failure —B.H,' t TS ID YOU VOTE AT THE much valuable time being wasted as By Tim* Staff Representative ------T—" which has kept failures from lack other purpose; and in the meantime no headway I» being made. The end to-day, more than ever, $ Ay last provincial election) If of publicity down to the minimum. they supply s large revenue to trouble lies In the fact that Saanich housewives bum Kirk's, Ottawa, March 18—The Government upset the Conservative Boys' Central Rugby : It is all the more extraordinary, has been permitted to Ignore this Opposition the other day when correspondence between the ; vou did not, your name hei been Canada. agreement for a great many years. simply because they know, Fifteen Scored Fine f removed from the electoral roll and therefore, that a leading dry goods It must Indeed be very gratifying to Borden and Meighen administrations and their representatives establishment in the Illinois city of that municipality to have as neigh by actual experience, it ia in Britain concerning the activities of the North Atlantic shipping ' you will remain disfranchised until bors certain gentlemen Whose chief Win OverOaklands , you have registered again. If you Champaign should at this stage delight Is in giving awey our aaeeta the cheapest in the end and combine,was tabled. — ' did vote, it » in your own interest have to confess that bankruptcy has for a mere nothing. Saanich has sad Thi* correspondence, extending over a long period, effectively In a hard-fought, mgteh the Boy»' DR. FRANK CRANE la still wily fishing for the oppor ‘ IT DOES LAST LONOXB’ Central School rugby fifteen defeated ' to make surs that you am still on been hastened by withdrawing its tunity, so greatly desired, of utilising ûlenced~rtbe first scoffing of the Opposition against the very the Oakland»- team at the Wllloee - the list. advertising from the local paper a both the Northeast and Northwest idea of smashing the combine—a lofty attitude of amusement at on Saturday afternoon by the score few years ago. Here is part of a sewers for the outlay of very little of 1-0, The game Wan one of the best I Nearly nine thousand qualified, ‘TRANSFORMATION” capital. If Indeed any, the onus of the the whole busmen*. With the letter» of their own governments played thla season, and play was fact , votera in the Victoria and Esqui- letter from the head,of the firm: expense being charged directly to the lying on the table1 and clearly showing that the t’onéervative throughout. In the first half, through users Instead of to the municipality Xlrk Coal Co. - ...... 1.1 k.... V —,L,aa ska iwun. 1 ' —— I malt ridings failed to go to the po,lb w "Ànether contributing cause, and regime would have broken the com an unfortunate accident. Sing, of the perhaps the greatest contributing -QOW do you whor or a corporate body. This opportunity bine If It could, but that It failed In andum on that point thet the com* central», was forced to retire for the I for the elections of last June. This will come If Individual»^ are per LIMITED mlttoe bad been created.” cause, is the tact that tour years This-.was the salutation given Ut Its efforts, with all thee* facts set remainder of the game. — ago our flrtn, because we thought mitted to have house connections ad 213 Brawl St- PI out in black and white the Conser &tr George now suggested that the About half-way through the Beet isIt indicatesaltogether a peertoo largeappreciation a number. of a to me by a dignified, elderly gen jacent to the sewers of Victoria. The the rate was * too high, with tleman the other day as he locked vatives could not continue their time had come to press for control of period following a five-yard scrum, held our advertising In the Njswa- Arms with me and walked along aldermen who voted refusal of per original grandmotherly attitude of re ocean rates, pnd thet the first ad Roger», lift Centrals' star forward, Idearly-won privilege and betrays a Gazettc. For two years wef were mission for a sewer connection on buke. * vances should be made before the secured the bell and plunged over. In out of the paper. We were with People might have thought he the Burnside Road are to be- new- ft* sorrôspondence, deslin^^wllh Shipping Committer. ------the second half Oakland» tried hsgd general lack of interest in affairs gratulated for their stand on thp out proper means of getting mes was crasy, for he talked in the fun Be period "from July. HZ», to Febru Thle had been the chief purpoee to even the codnt. but the strong which am the direct concern of sage* about Cur store into the homes matter and Alderman Merchant's which the Government had had in , defensive work of the Centrals kept niest fashion. He wanted to know viewpoint re taxation exactly fits the ary, l»ît. proves beyond »ll queetlon of our friends and buyers. The re “ghefe I was wholng. and dot I Hint the Conservative Cuververnai------ont view when the committee was formed. 1 them from scoring. £those who are entitled to vole. case. We are endeavoring to boost
Two Excellent Corset Values New Afternoon New Novelty $3.50 All Surgical Elastic Corsets, wrap around styles .with a Radium Lace reinforced front of pink coutil and lightly boned. They have four supporters, and great value at...... 93.50 Flouncings Wrap Around Corsets of pink novelty cotton and clastic. They are lightly boned, the bottom finished with lace and Dresses $1.98 and $2.75 Latest Footwear Creations pink satin ribbon. Suitable for the slight figure. They have four hose supporters and are on sale for... .93.50 a Yard Moderately Priced —Corsets, First Floor Imported Radium T
t.C. Sugar, Bread Flswr, all brands, IN WOMAN’S SO lbs. GREAT SILK SALE 49-lb. sack ...... ASavingta Yûu. üO:'xoai "Sietantpostui Fîriiïaaî iwreetmig-wwf; Pride of Canada Maple Syrup, ft and New Provincial President MM# 11*1 ID. reg. <5c bottle for ...... 5B# Slewing Veal,* lb. It. James Curry Powder( Perk Bleaks, lb'. iff. 25c bottle for ...... 17# Nim V..I Roasts, lb-. as# and aa# REPORT GIVEN BY 25% to 50% Off Holeum Prepared Mustard, jar.. 18# CITY'S BIRTHDAY Heavy Colored Spun Silk Malkin’s Raspberry Jam, jar... .19# Striatly Freeh Red Spring. Salmon (by the pin. or allctd). per lb. 88# MISS B0NDF1ELD 30 inches. Regular QQ „ Beetle's Condensed Milk, $1.76. Special ...,0«/V 15* WITH RECEPTION Jeg. 21c tin for Frank Skatfc 8 lb», tor Department to Safeguard H. O. KIRKHAM & COM LIMITE^* Delightful Function Saturday Child Immigrants by In GneU vS9"" 612 Fort St. BeWw«K%SsvWww Arranged by Lady Douglas specting Homes Fruit, 6523 Chapter Mra Paul Smith of Vancouver was Ottawa. March IS.—The Canadian elected president Council on Child Welfare announces In accordance with its delightful that as the result of action taken by New shipment of Coats and Dresses put on sale. custom of annually celebrating the of the Provincial •mss Council of W. J. Egan, Deputy Minister of Im birthday of Victoria and "keephv migration, several recommendations one hand on the traditions of the ’Women at the annual meeting In the Bond field report In reference past." the Lady Douglas Chapter. to the handling of juvenile Immigra $5.00 to $20.00 I.O.D.B.. held a reception at the Em- held here on Fri day. Mrs. Smith tion have been put into bffect and press Hotel on Saturday evening. others are under consideration. The occasion marked the eighty-sec has for long been Miss Margaret Bond field's report Come and See Ouh Bargains ond birthday of the city, and many prominent In was made following her tour of Can NESTLES members of pioneer families as well council work, be- ada during her term of office as par aa of the general public attended the 1 n g secretary- liamentary secretary In the Ramsay pleasant tre - union. ^ treasurer In the MacDonald cabinet. Mrs. R; B. McMlcklng. the regent, Provincial Council In reference to greater precautions U. MORIMOTO & Co received the guests. In the unavoid under the regime In inspection, overseas, the deputy able absence of the official adminis of her predéeee- minister states that medical officers 1236 Government Street Plume 4742 trator Chief Justice Macdonald and eor. Mrs. S. D. of the department of health In Lon 'Jiie Safe Mayor Pendray interesting addressee Scott, aa well as don are endeavoring to Ira pro* e the were given by Alderman- Marchant- holding office health inspection and the* *every- end Undley Crease,JLC. formerly In the thin. Win be done «Ware strengthen- Vancouver and Ing the psychological tests. HISTORY OF CITY New Westminster The department wtil work along the Alderman Marchant traced the his councils. lines of the report, which suggests toryt ofva Victoriav as-aVI as fromiiuui 1848,.ere, when...... —Sir— ■ that the society should make a pre- ■SEE* rMilk James Douglas first set fdot on the t .itiptoanf inspection of th<* home be Island, described the building of Fort fore placing a child therein. Camosun and the events leading up to the establishment of the City of Victoria. The speaker also took oc- j casion to remind his audience that Cut out this punie Sir James was the forerunner of those who realise the public benefit.* ivoft le tod, send It to ue to be derived by parks and open we win forward you spaces for recreation. Beacon Hill Park and the area surrounding the BOOK or original Douglas estate were standing j FREE monuments to his memory. Standing on GOnialo. Heights, then a crag In District Shocked by Sudden the wild. wards Sooke, he had first realised the Death of Mrs. T. F. Helgesen possibilities of Victoria as a great Metchopin was deeply shocked by jru'SSsirvSÆJr commercial centre to be developed the sudden death on Saturday of from the then small trading poet. Mrs. Elenor Constance Helgesen, j fIR JAMES’S VISION SOCIAL AND PERSONAL wife of Thomas F. Helgesen, a prom uses Llndley Crease delved Into history inent dairy farmer of the district and and reminiscence for hie interesting member of a pioneer family known, little talk, reading extracts from the throughout the Province, hie father, oldest directory of the Province, pub James Munro and Mr. Kay. the late Hans Helgesen being fer lished in 1880, to Illustrate his re + + + some years a iber of the Provln- marks. He alluded to Sir James Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Noble 0- claf tsfimtUL 11 CUT OUT Hatzlc announce the engagement of The late Mrs. Helgesen was taken Ho. 10 Douglas's vision in choosing the ori their eldest daughter. Mary Kather ginal site of Victoria, and making it seriously ill on Friday, the day pre*'. ine. to Lieut-Col. l'harïè* Edward vieuH to her death, and was con the headquarters of British Columbia, Reynolds, 1X8.0.. O.B.fc., and M. C.. and the site of the first fort, in 1842 of Great Central Lake, Vancouver veyed to the 8L Joseph’s Hospital, It was made a depot of the Hudson’s Mr. W. H. Hogg, manager of the where an operation was performed. Island, only son of Mr. C. C. Rey Although rallying well and appar Bay Company, and in 1849 Vancouver Bank of Montreal. Vancouver, wae a nolds of Matsqui. The marriage will SITE IS CHOSEN Island was made * Crown Colony, the visitor in Victoria on Saturday. take place early in April. ently doing nicely after the opera- whole-Island being given over to the -Tv-"** . tlon. a relapse took place suddenly Hudson's Bay Company for settle - Messrs. T. Ixrogal, D. Hklllen and Mr. Rlmdse Clarke entegtilned »t SaturdayJ____j______morningand although Cleaning War Heroines to be Com' . ment. In 1851 Chief Factqr Sir James R. M. Davies of Chemalnua spent an Informal dance at his home on everything that was possibl* waW yesterday In Victoria. done, she passed away Saturday memorated by Statue in Douglas was made first Governor of + *4“ + Empress Avenue on Friday evening, Vancouver Island. In 1864, the Island Mrs. Calma and Misa Tla Calma when hia guests Included the Misses morning. Why Net Let Ue Ottawa Hall of Fame had four constituencies — Victoria. of Niagara Street are leaving to Gertrude Hill. Ruth Herebroff. Alexe There Is one child of the Union. Esquintait, Hooke and Nanaimo. In morrow for Ottawa where they will Bradshaw. Doris MeMorran. Gwen Margaret, who 1» still at school at Ottawa. March 16.—The Govern 188# Victoria was made a free port, visit with friends and relatives. Woods, Beth Grimason, Edith Hem- Metchoain. Help Yon ? ment has finally approved the site of and In 1868 the colonies of Vancouver broff. Mary Mcytiddn, Margaret Mrs. Helgesen was bom in Vic the Hall of Fame in the House of Island and British Columbia were Miss Nonteonie CutterCutter-was jrn* hostess at Armstrong, Messrs. Brian Shade, BUI toria, being the daughter of the late When you start, bundle Commons for the memorial to Can united, and the Capital of the Prov eight tableihtefnridgeNkL-leintefbridgeNkL- Jlwr#ef hohome McFadden, Claude Bleeell. BUI Dills- Mr. and Mra. Christopher Lost. She up your curtains, pil ada’s gallant nurses who gave their ince was moved from New Westmin on Car berry Gardens on Saturday bough, Ned WMis. Albert Russell. received a training ae a school lives or served during the Great War. ster to Victoria. afternoon. Lome Proctor and Bill Clarke. teacher and taught in a number of lows, rugs, draperies and + — ■*- other fabrics that need The location decided on is in the first MUSICAL PROGRAMME schools of British Columbia before recess south of the library in the Mr. A. Lang, of the staff of the A number of friends of Miss Bertha her marriage. During her twelve washing, or Dry Clean The pleasure of the occasion was Porkdkuns nation’s pantheon. Bank of Montreal, Duncan, is spend Tanner paid her a surprise visit at years’ residence of Metchoain, she ing, phone us. and then enhanced by the musical programme ing a holiday In Victoria, at his home her home, 780 Craigflower Road, on waa very active in organisation go on with your work. which Included modern songs as well on Hampshire Road, Oak Bay. Friday evening, when a jolly evening work, particularly in the Women s When you have your as a number of old-time favorites, + 4- T was spent. The guests Included Mr. Institute movement, being at one Saturday's Tag those contributing being Mrs. Styles house spick and span, Mrs. E. Kirkland of Ladner la and Mrs. T. Minette, Mra E. Good time president and also secretary of we will return your Sehi. Miss Helen Starr, Messrs. spending a few days in Victoria as man. Mrs. Watson. Misses Lena Han For Operating "Bob" Webb and Leon Conyers. Mrs. the Metchoain Women's Institute, things bright, fresh and the gueat of Mrs. C. N. Cameron. sen. Madeline Hansen, Lillian Holder, She also took a keen interest la edu A. J. Gibson and Mrs. Chas. ConyWiu Superior Street. Minnie Briggs, Kathleen and Elisa beautifully clean. giving sympathetic support at the ♦ + + beth McLaren, Mra M. Little, Messrs^ cational matters, and was recognised Table Successful for her strong mentality and pro UNION EC. LTD. Phone us to-day, and piano. Pianoforte numbers were Mrs. 8. C. Sweeney Who has been O. Winters, Jack Mercer, Murray -— given by Miss Dorothy Scott, and the guest of her mother. Mrs. Pboley. Reid. Clyde OUlls, Jack Maralac and gressive Ideals. VANCOUVER. SC. you will be more than The public responded generously is returning to her home . in Van The relatives of the late Mra. Hel- satisfied. Miss Rita Ormieton, while instru » Hansen. / to the appaal made on Saturday and mental numbers were played by a couver the efld of this week. 4 geeen still living are: Douglas aa a result , the endowment of the trio including Mrs. Jamie Cameron* + + + Mrs. C. E. Thomas entertained at 8abastlan Lost and A. A. C. Leat, (Brahms): In termer to R. Flat. Luf- operating table for children la as Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Thompson of both of Victoria; C. J. Lost of New pianist. Misa Mary Bucklln. 'cello, a children's party on Saturday af- laby (Brahma): Rhapsodie E. Flat sured. The tag day proceed» amount and Mies Adele Bucklln, violin. Vancouver, who >%#re guests in Vic Westminster; W. H. Dost of Ford- New Method ed to |7»4.H net. The Krone proceeds toria over the week-end. returned to son, Washington, all brothers; anti (Brahms); Mias Margaret Campbell. were WM0 made up as follows: One of the most charming features day to their home on the Mainland. Mra O. V. Ogle of Yilsston. Mrs. P. of the programme was the minuet t>y Donations In boxes, ITTi; donations + + + C. Inskip of Kamloops, and Mias B. St. Joseph’» Fete Day — The Wo Limited from W.B.A. Queen Alexandria Re ten young girls in costume, all pupils Miss Eileen Haslam left on Satur K. Lost of Mission, all slaters. men’» Auxiliary of 84. Joseph’» Hos Laundry view No. 11, $lt; Florence Nightin of Miss Lillian Michael Is. whose «Care day for Duncan, where ahe has ac The funeral cortege will leave the gale Chapter. LO.D.E^ 11*: Victorian ful training was seen in the graceful cepted a position on the nuruing était pital are planning to oboei*ve the Phone 2300 Thomson Funeral Home on Wednes Order Nurses, 11*. The expenses dancing of the Misses Marjory Alt- of the King'» Daughter# Hospital. day at 1.80, proceeding to St. Mary's hospital’» fete day on Thursday next 1016 North Park Street amonuted to 120.65. kin. Eileen Shotbolt, Julia Melghen. Church, Metchoain, where services with their annual linen shower. Do Nancy Craig. Jean Dempster, Eileen Mra. Oooday has given up her home Musical Club’s Programme The committee and the Local will be held. nations of towels, serviettes, pillow Council of Women wish, through the Tomlin, ____Evelyn... Lytton,----- JUMPDorothy In Oak Bay and has returned to Wednesday Afternoon, In slips or any article suitable for use pres*. to . thank nil ■ conveners and Freeman, Molly Eaklne and Gertrude Devonshire House, where she wlU In the institution, will be gratefully taggers who gave their help so free permanently reside. stead of Evening Partridge. + +■ + Ninety-Y ear-0ld received. Afternoon tea will be ly and worked so hard for the suc served, and there will be an informal An original poem entitled “Vic Mrs. R. N. Dundaa. who has been At the last moment the Ladles’ cess of the fund: also to Mrs. 1L toria.” written agd dedicated to the musical programme. ► Crocker, who convened the tag day wintering In the city since October, Musical Club has been obliged to chapter by Mrs. Rathom was read, left on Saturday for her home at Woman Found in so skilfully. Working with her as her city, were complimented at a bridgé change ita plan to hold Wednesday’s committee were Mrs. Booth. Dr. the sentiment being warmly ap Kelowna In the Okanagan Valley. party given by Mrs. J. Gillies, 8028 Bastow Hudson and Mra. Galbraith. plauded. + + * Carroll Street, on Friday evening. Pitiable Plight concert in the evening, and the pro Opportunity was seized by the Mr. John Clark, provincial boiler Nine tables were In play, the guests gramme will therefore be given in the St. Pstriek’s Sesial—The St. An guests before the evening cloeed, to Inspector, has been transferred to Including Col. and Mrs. Wlgsby, Mr. Chatham, March ' 14—Suffering afternoon as usual at the Empress drew’s Presbyterian Y.P.R. will hold inspect the beautiful little model of Vancouver and with Mre. Clark left and Mrs. John Nairn, Mr. and Mrs. from a malignant growth aa well as the "Nonsuch." kindly loaned by the last week for the Mainland, where from the infirmities of her advanced Hotel, commencing at 1.86. a St. Patrick's social to-night in the A. M. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred The classical composers. Bach, lecture room of the church at 8 Hudson’s Bay Company. The original they will take up their residence. Pollard, Mr. and Mra. Calvert, Mr. age and with both feet frosen, Mrs. o’clock. Miss Ada Moffat, who is in boat was sent out to Canada by the and Mrs, Umbach, Dr. and Mrs. Grif Mary Rock, ninety years old, wae Beethoven and Brahma will furnbth charge of the evening, has arranged company in 1468. She waa a ketch of Miss Barbara Hogg, who has been fith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8. Fraser, found under pitiful circumstances in the theme of the recital, which pro NUT COAL a good lively programme of games fifty tons, and sailed from Wapplng the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Camp Mr. and Mrs. F. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. H. her humble shack on West Street. mises to be unusually Interesting. and musical numbers and a good time on June 8. with Capt. Glllan in com bell Brown. Linden Avenue, for the Currie, Major and Mrs. D. B. Martyn, She Is now in hospital In a critical The programme In detail follows: is assured. mand, reaching Hudson’s Bay In past few days, returned yesterday af Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Todd, Mr. and condition. 1. Instrumental trio, Isirgo and Largest in the City September. Fort Charles being ternoon to her home In Vancouver. Mrs. C. W. Bradshaw. Mr. and Mrs. Finale from Trio In O. Major I.O.D.E. Concert Postponed__ founded after her arrival. L. Dunlop. Mr. and Mra Robertson. (Beethoven). Violin. Miss Young! r^- Owing to unavoidable circumstances, Mrs. W. W. Lewis, who for the Mr. and Mrs. MçKeowan, Mr. and < •cello. Miss Kathleen Booth; plané,’ ~il rl'• * ^ ) ^*4 the concert which was to have been past two weeks has been visiting In Mra Charles Wilson, Mrs. Cowan Miss Margaret Campbell. given under the auspices of the Flor Daughters of England.—Princess Victoria as a guest at the Strath- (Portage la Prairie). Mra G. 1L 2. Piano,. Toccata and Fugue, G ence Nightingale Chapter. LO.D.EL, at Alexandra Lodge No. 18# Daughter cons Hotel, returned on Saturday Saulta (Winnipeg), Miss Smith (Eng Minor (Bach-Taueig); M*a Margaret NUT COAL the tubuercular ward. Jubilee Hos and Maids of England, held their to her home In Nanaimo. land). Miss MacDonald (Gordon Campbell. regular meeting In the Harmony Hall * > v 3. Vocal: (a) • Sapphic Ode pital to-morrow, ha» been postponed. Mre. Eberts, who has been visit Head) and Mr. Alex. MacDonald Lovers of history and all those who Thursday evening, W. P. Sister (Gordon Head). (Brahms); (b) Cradle Song; Miss A Wonderful Fire Bridges in the chair. Fifty-five mem ing In Dunoon for the past week make a study of the gradual develop has returned to Victoria accom ment of the British Empire will be Helen Starr. bers were present; one new member Day of Bridgs Parties.—Following 4. Piano. Thlrty-fwo variations in was initiated inti) the order and two panied by her daughter. Mrs. H. F. interested In the lecture to be given M. Adame, whose guest she was out the excellent scheme Inaugurated by Mrs. L. Adams Beck at St. Mary’s C. Minor (Beethoven) ; Miss Mar more proposed. It waa decided to last year, plans are being made to jorie Brotoy. TO-MORROW’S hold the regular business meeting on while In Duncan. Hall. Oak Bay, on Wednesday, March + .+ hold a series of Informal home bridge 18, at 8 p.m. For her subject, ahe has 5. Vôcaîî’ “The Blacksmith” the second Thursday of each month, Mrs. Harris of Montreal and Mrs. and mah Jong parties on Haste. (Brahms) ; Miss Beatrice Macdonald. and the social night on the fourth chosen "How We Won India," and NUT COAL Robinson or Vancouver, accompanied Thursday, April II. the proceeds of 6. Piano: Intermezzo C Major Thursday. During the evening the with her wide knowledge of Eastern HOROSCOPE by l heir nephew. Rev. Chas Harris which will be devoted to the pur affairs will treat It in her usual W.D.P.O.P. Sister Smith presented of Halifax who have been spending chase of new laid eggs, milk and It is Wellington Sister Hatcher with the Jewel of masterly and comprehensive fashion. a few days in Victoria aa guests at fresh fruit for tubercular patients in The lecture Is under the auspices of merit. This can only be awarded to The Angela have returned to Van fly Cenevieve Kemble the city, other than those who are In the Municipal Chapter, I.O.D.E., and any member who has brought in couver. hospital. The money will be admin + + + the proceeds are to be devoted to the raw roar istered by the V.O.N. through their I.O.D.E. War Memorial. Mrs. Ty- Mrs. F. U. Haynes and Miss nurses, anl their goal Is $206, to be Haynes, who for the past ten months whltt Drake has kindly consented to expended at the rate of nearly 820 sing, and tea will be served at a nom NUT COAL Into attractive at TUESDAY, MARCH 17 have been the guests of the for mer’s daughter, Mrs. Sidney Booth per month. It is asked that every inal charge at the close of the lecture. Lesage Piano ’fCTKMlA According to the contradictory na at Thetis Island, and who have re woman In Victoria either arrange to ture of the planetary influences in cently'been guests at Devonshire play bridge or mah Jong that day or V.A.S.C. _ The Victoria Try Ug Next Time 14 Classified operation on this day there may be House are leaving to-day en route turn $1 over to the fund for this bene Amateur Swimming Club will hold conflicting conditions. Although the to their home in Reading, England. ficent cause. one of their popular dances on Mon prospect for new enterprises is reas + + r day, March 23. at the K. of C. Hal), It is the best Nut Coal ever suring, yet Important changea would Mrs. Wilson, who spent last week Conservative Club.—The Women', Government Street, when Hunt's Or offered in the city for the Primrose Lodge MeL—The regular be hazardous. The financial outlook In Victoria as the guest of her son, Liberal-Conservative Club will hold chestra will supply the latest music $395 meeting of Lodge Primrose No. *2 Is fair, but soggpfe disappointment Is Mr. R. R. Wilson of Cavendish a court wjllat tea on Wedneeday. from i.t* till 12.24. with an intermis Is the best piano value to be kitchen range. was held In the Harmony Hall on threatened, as well as duplicity. Avenue, has returned to Vancouver, March IS, at the home of Mrs. Brisks. sion for refreshments. These dances Friday evening, the worthy president Those in the employment of others accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. 1M South Turner Street. Play frill have been very successful during (he found anywhere in Canada. Sister Joyce In the chair. There waa are warned to be very careful not to Grant Smith of Toronto who was commence at S o'clock. Refreshment, Winter, and the committee in charge A Canadian-made instrument a very good attendance, and eight offend and lose their positions. Those also a guest in Victoria during the will be eerved by an able commit tee. expect to eee a large crowd of mem new members were Initiated. Worthy whose birthday It is may anticipate Table reservations can be made by ber* and friends of the swimmers at > „ of highest quality. Bister Smith, D.D.G.P.. Installed Sla a year of contradictory developments. telephoning the convener, Mrs. J. this event. Tickets may be obtained ter West aa outside guard. Delegates While new opportunities, may arise, irpslde social on Saturday Mowat. M1«X______from members of the club, or at the SOLD ON TERMS were appointed, to meet the Native ill-considered change might prdve !. aa usual, well attended. Royal Dairy or the Beehive. Established 1MB1 i Mis Get. prttl” fard’s^'^Wtol^ehfs’wWe^o” V*ilh«WOTtheSt. Patrick's Tee.-- A St. Patrick's lion. It we* decided to hold a Jam-c of others should be particularly dis aid of Woeley Church a shamrock •41 Vitos 8 Government Street after the next meeting on March ft. creet. Treachery and misrepresen of Sister Hatcher. At tided. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd, the the home of 1 the meeting everyone 1924 champion ,1awn bowlers of Saan- Bay Road, on social will be held In the church par, •treat KENT’S The meeting closed In regular or 1er tation may cause trouble. A child, lore at t o'clock Tuesday afternoon. and form, after which the members born on this day may be peculiarly idly cup of tea through ich, were the hosts of the evening, from S to 6 psn. Patrons should take of Slater Tyrdell and The prise winners, who were much No. six car to I* A splendid musical programme has spent a social lime together over a endowed and have a tendency toward been prepared and tea will be Barred. friendly cup of tea. the «centric or the unconventional. , pleased with the rewards, were Mrs. turn to right. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925
least a square foot to grow in and PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DXFTS. more room is much better. If the seeds of annuals cost a k* of money people would Sow them 10-Day Tube FREE with greater care and they would have better plants. v How deep should anndal seeds >>e sown?- x Skfè Tair is t
Vancouver, March 16—The bodies THE ROCKHOME GARDENS of Hughle Waas. four, and his 972 Wilmer Street brother Maurice, two, were recovered yesterday afternoon from Trout INCORPORATED 8» MAY 1*70 Lake, • a small body of water near John Hutchison, F.KJU, Garden Architect ' their home in thtk city. They had disappeared In the morning while riding a tricycle and a "skidmoblle.”. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 192b Victoria's New Salvage Vessel Completes Maiden Trip
WILL BERTH AT OGDEN POINT THIS EVENING POSITIONS BY WIRELESS EBTKVXN, t p m, - BEITERTEiKlEIWDS ROCHELIE, bound Victoria. Ul SALVAGE SHIP REACHES HOME —:— miles from Han Francisco. PRESIDENT McKINLBY, 63+ miles from Seattle, inbound. ESSENTIAL, SAYS BIOLOGIST CANADIAN OBSERVER, bound PORT TO-NIGHT AFTER LONG tvii Victoria, 567 miles from Victoria. CANADIAN PLANTER. bound Victoria, 1,500 mUes from Mattery. Lectures and Laboratory Courses Will be Offered by CANADIAN INVENTOR, bound. VOYAGE FROM CLYDE PLANT Vancouver, 1,560 miles from Flattery*. Biological Board of Canada to Men Actively Em EMDTK. bound Vancouver, 6# miles southwest of North Head. ployed in tiie Fisheries. EMPRESS OF ASIA, bound Vic toria, -1.251 miles from Victoria. Ss. Salvage King Will go to Ogden Point Piers to Un CANADIAN PROSPECTOR, Van load 400 Tons of Cargo Brought From Great Britain; couver for Yokohama, 103 miles from Halifax, N.S., March 16 (Canadian Pres»)—“Cheaper and Flattery- Steamer Tees May go to Meet Her Late This After better fish for the coneumer, more money for the fishermen, and Point Grey—Rain; southeast, light; noon; Plan Reception to Vessel at Later Date. an industry trebled in size, are some of the advantages that must bar. 29.88; temp. 42; sea smooth. follow if the best methods now known are applied throughout Cape Laso—Rain; calm; bar 29.7$; temp. 40; sea smooth. the fishing industry in Canada,’’ declared Dr. A. G. Huntsman, Pachena — Overcast: east; bar. A wireless message received here this mbrning announced director of the Atlantic stations of the Biological Board of Canada, 29.78; temp. 40; light swell. Aler$. Bay—Overcast ; calm; bar*. that the Salvage King, the Pacific Salvage Company’s splendid in an interview in which he outlined the development and aims 29.98, temp. 40; sea smooth. new ship, recently built at Paisley and which is completing her of the board. “And on the other hand,'’ he said, “unless changes journey from the Clyde to Victoria, would arrive in this port are made in conducting the fisheries and handling the product at about 6 o ’clock this evening. + the fishing industry in Canada is bound to go down.’’ 4. C. Burdick, president of the Pacific Salvage Company, MUST CHANGE METHODS Morning Steamer stated to The Times this morning that he was in receipt of a, •>. SALVAGE KINO asked whether it would be possible to extend the stop over in Victoria "While there has not been’ the message from the ship giving the time of her arrival at ap-! when the two new boats were on the same progress in our fisheries as in SEATTLE proximately 6 o'clock. She was to be abreast of Cape Flattery large consignment of Japanese silk triangular run. It had beçn pointed other lines of activity, due probably V,A AND roj^TOWNMNO**” for eastern mills. out that the proposed excursi to the Industry being a scattered one. at noon to-day, and the forty-eight intervening miles between j WESTERN MANAGER The President Jackson of the same boats would go to Seattle virtually Rkuch of the work being done at sea, that point and Vicotria will not take long to cover, so that the . 0RIENTAL VESSa I line, leaves this port outbound this empty and would have to be au IV wm be remembered.” said Dr. Sa. SOL DUC »f at about M0 o'clock with a to pay bn the journey to Victoria. Huntsman, "that France, Portugal leaves Victoria daily except ship will be alongside the Ogden Point wharves here this evening.' passenger Hat also and a full It wa« not only, however, from the and the United State* are securing at______19.1$ a.no., arriving■ Sent , ■ ■ ------* The Salvage Kins must flret anchor cargo for Orient points. excursions that the Canadian Pacific marked advantages over Canada in p.m. Returning leaves Seattle except------. =-*—Saturday-— ati * midnyçht,"* arriv off the quarantine station at William DOCKS TO-MORROW Railway would benefit but from the flahlng areas, that, geographically tickets .. _ m Jrrir ». - j-i__ • u.m —.111 K— VESSEL MOVEMENTS log Victoria 1.15 Head, but the delay there will be business they would «secure for the ■peaking are decidedly Canadian. We and information
ESTABLISHED 1888 NEWS IN BRIEF DRIVER CLEARED SETTLERS NOW ANXIOUS Latest TO TAKE UP RICH LANDS There Is Just One Instrument Fir E« OFKUlim IN WEST, SAYS DR. BLACK —through which you can bring into your home the With Snap, Stylo amL authentic playing of practically ALL the recognized fore Wear Charged with attaining money by false pretense H. H. Henderson waa CHARGE TO-DAY mast pianist*, oï the world. Thé magnificent remanded before Magtatirate Jay In Plans for tbs participation of Brit and those lands which come under Guaranteed to Wear and City police court thla Imorning for ish Columbia In the flow of immigra the Land Settlement Board. Mr. Pat- trial to-morrow. Charles Edward Thomas Ac tion and colonisation which 1# be tolio explained the machinery which Retain Their Shape ginning were discussed at a confer the Land ^Settlement Boar.) 'ms built " The Aaeecieted Boards of Trade ef quitted After Police Inquiry ence at the Parliament Buildings to up here for the handling of settle- Vancouver Island will meet a Na day between Dr. W. J. Black, direc ment. He also said that the Govern DUOART naimo March 25 Instead of March 18, Charged with manslaughter tor of colonisation and development ment would co-operate in the matter MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE the date originally set. Victoria connection with the death of the late of the Canadian National Railway», of roads for t.ettlers. Edna Munro, six-year-old daughter The settlement which is now being 648 Yatea Street ph that God will beat This atti ipt to blame God for Elder's Incompetency W.BBBHÏÏ is only an after thought. Eider said Full of Goodness first be was called to tilt charge ili'OW'i of the case. He said Jie ' and" '"ïfikt "Ke1 reïueedvû*"" toxin to be administered. He was «EMET In charge of the child and if he had given her proper treatment she I . But Only Eleven Composed would have been alive to-day. 1Field Marshal Earl Haig to Attend Event in Ottawa Jury in WinnipegWinni Christian • Elder was seeking to make a little easy money*and Doreen was an un Next July willing victim. Why did he net give her anti-toxin?’ Ottawa. March 16 (Canadian Press). In conclusion the Crown counsel —When Held Marshal Eafl Haig declared that the Jury’s verdict and the delegates of the British Em would show -whether quacks and pire Service League from all parts of Is pure—delicious—wholesome, humbugs are to be allowed to nour the Empire reach Ottawa on July II ish in Christian Manitoba or next they will he greeted by be whether Doreen Watsons will be as tween 406 and 600 representative vet Ask your grocer for a package, sured of protection In.the future.” erans from points throughout Can ada. At the national conference of Black, Green or Mixed Blends, DEFENCE STATEMENT Great War Veterans’ Association offi cials here last week it was agreed A. J. Andrews. K.C.. defence that a Dominion convention of the counset. opened hi* defence by tell Association should be called tor this pany that work will be started this ary line the new circuit is to be pro ing the Jury that the verdict would purpose. week on an additional long distance vided by the British Columbia Tele be of far-reaching Importance Under present arrangements the telephone line from Sekttlc, through phone Company. The project is to throughout Canada. If the verdict Empire conference will open.on July Bellingham and Blaine, to Vancou- cost $42,000 and Is to take seven requested by the Crown were re 20. with Earl Haig presiding as grand ver, B.C.-----From the Canadian bound- months to complete. turned. he said, it would mean that president of the League. The Do a father or a mother would be minion Convention of the Great War obliged, on the most trivial sign of Veterans' Association of Canada will tllnesa to call In a medical doctor, or. be scheduled to meet during the pre If the child died afterwards they vious week, with the field marshal In would rehdér themselves liable to be attendance at the closing sessions. *iUy VACUUMI2ED 7~, Thé branches of the G.W.V.A. indicted for manslaughter. Doctors >"> differed, he said, in their treatment throughout the country will be en of Illness. Medicine was not n per couraged to discuss the «phJects of fect science. There were many men world peace. Canada’s national sta THIS SHOULD MAKE A WILD CAT WILD— •‘Kid” Johnston, an ex-prike fighter, who tn htsday Elder is out on ball. tua immigration and other matters of Canadian and Empire scope, so could “lick his weight in wild-cate,” keeps his hand I n by capturing and training these animals. Here he •LIGHT OUTBURST that the Canadian delegates to the Is with a hundred pounds of full-grown mountain lfo n which he has taught to pull a four-wheeled con There was a slight demonstration meeting will be In a position to give traption through the streets of Manhattan, Mont. H e always #ets the right of way. by Christian Science supporters when fresh and positive opinions of the the verdict was given, a group sur- was the matter was a pain in the v et era ns on theee topics. rouhdlng the jurors as they left the meht, inirchant, has been converted info a si boa. One lotid-talklng Individual said stomach according to the opinion WAW FILMS aSriement of another equally qualified prac The conference also decided to re been reached with Greece, which retired to building ts>X JBft J&lMim,. of he hoped one of the Jurors would lose the wine industry says threat colony. a child through negligence to call In titioner. quest the Minister of National De “That Doreen Watson is deed." he fence to release the official Canadian ens to give Greek wine a chance In a doctor. ’Til be there, then, to per the German market. Ordinary French secute you; and I’ll do It. too,” jkk •aid, “has nothing to do wUh this films of the Great War for use by esse only in so ter ks the Crown has branches of the G.W.V.A. It was WlHee also sell on the German mar SIX MEN CONVICTED Urged that copies of official war ket at lower prices than ordinary to-the-landers.' German winea BY MONTREAL JURY and was M at e*e** during»the last Elder In bringing it about. photographs should be furnished to .There are about a dozen people In veterans at cost. • ,r- But the wine producers get little the colony, one an. atheist, another a hours of the trial. - women and children die every day sympathy from the wine consumers Montreal. March 16—The alx men and we are all sympathetic with the Arrangements are to be made Im Communist and a third a poet. All ON THE EVIDENCE mediately for visits to local branches of the laniLThe latter recall the high are artistically inclined and make charged with taking part In the hold - sorrowing relatives. But this cage retail prices when the Pine market up of a mall car on St. James Street In his summing up Mr. Justice Dy- must not be tried or. sympathy. by prominent veterans to explain the their living by -handiwork and culti sart declared Christian Science was purposes of the British Empire Ser whs in German hands not long ag ». vation of the soft. Twenty acres here last August, when $36.000 wna Is solely a question of whether Elder and aver that this grasping attitude stolen, were found guilty by a Jury not on trial. vice League conference and the Do have been set aside as common land, Is or Is not responsible for shorten minion Convention of the G.W.V.A. resulted In legislation which accounts upon which has been erected a, In the Court of King’s Bench here riiT “You must base your decision on ing the life of Doreen Watson.* on Saturday. Judge Wilson will Im the evidence, and on that alone,- he and to urge a large attendance of for the keen competition of to-day. “guest house" that not only serves As a general community chntre, but pose sentence later. The men a ret. said. delegatee.------i Norman Sylvestre, Nathan Goldberg. and in Mr. Justice Dyeart told of the girl's also as a haven of refuge for weary G&vayo tramps. Each night food Is placed In Jack Gittleson. George Rlfkln. Illness and the events leading up to NEW COMMUNITY Thomaa Sanford and Leeter Ben- her death, and said: “Elder made no South Carolina a special room known às the ihjt Mum* diagnosis of the case. As a matter EFFORT IN ENGLAND “tramps’ room," and as there are no of fact the accused admits he was In Revives Old Sport locks or bolts, passing wanderers competent to do so. He prescribed London, March 16.—Because she have no difficulty in getting board NEW TELEPHONE LINE no remedy: he directed no care, and #a« bored with London dances^ the and lodging. - „ _ A Camerbn. B.C- March 16.—Reviv Miss Pragnell lives In a small hut Seattle, March IS.—Announcement OGDENS LIVERPOOL did not see the child until the fourth atres and dinner parties, -Mias Vera ing ah old Southern sport which had Pragnell, twenty-eight - year - old In the centre of the common ground. waa made here to-day by the Pa day of her illness.. He suspected an and à broken-down motor omnibus cific Telephone and Telegraph Coro- Infectious disease, but a medical doc fallen into diausa for nearly fifty daughter Of the late Sir George tor was not called In until two days years, the people q| this little South afterward. The accused wee giving Carolina town have reinstituted the •absent treatment* by prayer. The annual custom of holding tilting father did furnish care and attention, tournaments. and so did the mother. The neces Harking back to the days of chiv saries of life, however, were not sup- alry. the sport of tilting now con- pïied as déirnwr by the cod* neither fists of a aeries of charges by horse- wae the treatment called for by the maw down a course tn attempts to lew given to Doreen Watson. secure upon their wooden lances NOT RECOGNIZED small rings suspended above the -Christian Science treatment" con track. FolloFollowingwing the tournament, the tinued Mr. Justice Dysart, “for a most colorful event of the day la the twelve-year-old child, ill with diph coronation of the queqn at the tow» theria, is not a treatment recognised auditorium where, surrounded by her by the law- The only people we «n look to are men trained In the profes attendants, the teigning lady of the It'* an old Lancashire saying, that when you get something tor nothing, “It’s sumat far sion of medicine. The law says so tournament la enthroned. Knights, ladles, pages and heralds in full re nowt.” When we retail merchandise to the public at lees than wholesale price, and throw and it is the law that governs. •'Did the father have lawful •*- galia contribute to the picturesque in our labor with the bargain, isn’t that “sumat far nowt?" .It sounds ridiculous, doesn't ceremony. Plans for the holding of CU‘*A conscientious objection to anti a tournament here durlnjp July are it? Some people say, "Well, do you mean to tell us that you actually sell goods at less toxin based on religious belief Is under consideration. It is said. than wholesale prices?" Here's our answer: Look at the following prices; show us where never an excuse and can not be con Originating probably in the “quin we are selling higher than the general wholesale price, and we will give you any of the sidered. but may be respected. An tain." a sport of old Francs In which untrained opinion that anti-toxin is five. Instead of three, rings were articles for nothing—Mind you, we don't say we are loeing money; not a bit of it. How dangerous should not be set up used, the southern sport of tilting la. ever, the ever-increasing crowds that flock daily to this Enterprise establishment, com- against the unanimous opinion of the thought to have been Introduced Into medical men of the province. Robert this country by early settlers of bined with our phenomenal and rapid growth, proves conclusively the Wisdom and Watson himself might possibly fel French origin. Honesty of direct TRADING POLICY. low it, but he could not do so In the cose of a child. SPANISH WINES ARE not a substitute •The treatment given by Elder and NOW A TRAINER — Mrs. CHEAP IN GERMANY MAIL ORDERS 760 HIGH-GRADE SOFT COLLARS, 23e David 8. Robb, another Christian Gloria Gould Bishop, who teaches Mall orders dispatched same Are they a bargain? Wfïî^âhe man who disputes this after Science practitioner, is no Mflwtituts dancing one day a week.* now haa Berlin. March 16—Spanish wine Is day as received. All cheques for the veatment laid down by the lor money orders to be made seeing them has got some neck. These are a Job line, hut added the training of police dogs driving German wine out of the Ger remember only 16. 16%, 16 and 16%, in real classy styles of **The trial of Robb, who Is also ac man markets. Therefore the domes payable to THE GENERAL for “stunt" work in the mevtes, white or cream silk. In plâln or fancy stripes. Worth Just to her list of occupations. She Is tic wine Industry Is appealing to the WAREHOUSE. Freight .or cused of manslaughter, will be taken Government for a modification of the double. Regular price 60c. up next, to be followed by thAt of shown here with Lightning, half- postage paid on all parcel* Robert Watson, the girl's father, who commercial treaty between Spain over $25.00. Wholesale Price ...... brother of Strongheart, of motion and Germany which admits Spanish Is alleged to have refused permission picture fame, one of her pupils. wind under such a low duty that to the physician who attended his German wine-grower* say ordinary daughter to administer anti-tori». Spanish wine can be sold in large PROSECUTOR'S ADDRESS quantities In Jhls country at forty- Men’s COATS; MACHINE COTTON, 3e •MART TWEED PANTS, $1.M BOYS’ ODD PANTS, 79e Men’s In his address to the Jury, John Al- five marks or about $11 a hectolitre. Working Coats’ Machine Cotton. In black or Just arrived. 600 pairs of Men’s Tweed 306 Pairs of Boys’ Dark Tweed Pants, Khuki un K.C., Deputy-Attorney-General NEW YORK STATE The hectolitre contains twenty-six Socks white; Now 4o and 60. Q- Pants in neat shades of brown or grey. greys or browns; sixes 22 to 28 only. of Manitoba, who acted es prosecu Per spool .....Xwé...... OV They are an eye-opener for value; Regular price $1.26. 70/» tor. declared little Doreen Watson Wholesale Price ...... I VV chiefs was the victim of “humbug and (Not More Than Six Spools to Each «mart enough to wear for bestv-not uwackery” and that "a human, soul Custom**^. ugly looking rag bags; sises 32 to 42. had been called to eternity before its Regular price. $$.00. GJ'| QL> time through the criminal neglect of Wholesale Price ...... tPleVO William Elder - traces Allen spoke for more than two SHOWS DECREE BOYS’ WOOL JERSEYS, 7Se and he was followed by A. J- Ladles’ Underskirts, made from irihlre. Boys’ All Wool Jerseys In grey, fawn, White chief defence coun- Itheca. NT., March It—For the pleated and well finished, in all slaCs^ brown, navy and green, relieved with Hundker- MEN’S BLUE SERGE RANTS, «2.48 peat - eight years New kork State Men’s Caps and all colors of the rainbow. Regu fancy colors, all «mart up-to-date chief* ••It would be a slur on the name of haa experienced an almost steady de lar price $1.00. Think of. It! Men’s Smart Blue Berge the province,** Mr. Allen stated. If styles. In medium weight. Sizes 18, 20 cline tn Its farm population, accord- Wholesale Price ...... VVV «gts. It’s enough to send the ordi and 22. Regular price $1.50. an unprotected child could go lo her in to statistic, compiled by the New HE KIDNEYS nary trader dippy to see prices like Wholesale Price ...... I VV death without proper treatment, and York State Colles, of Agriculture. this- just see them, that’s enough. Unger for seventeen long days sick On January 1 of this year there Men’» and suffering, and then there was were approximately IftOW fewer Bises .1 In ,«. [Reg. price #4» iQ Men's no Investigation to find out who was people living1 on farms than there Osnvss BUNGALOW ARRONS, He were In 1,17. arcontins to the EXAMINED BY Ladles’ Striped Gingham Bungalow Blue or ’"hhne^^h?the midst of n big city of Work figures. In 1,17 the farm population Aprons, sizes $6 to 44. BOYS’ CAPS, 49c Bed waa 3»».#W Now the total has Glove, Christian men and women, rilled Regular price $100 ...... OvV 500 Real Snappy Boys’ Cape, just H&ndker with churches and schools and hos dropped to 733,800. In 1,1». 4M4P0 arrived from England, made from pitals. wit* every aid for preserve- 11 Hera of the soil left to engage In MEN'S ODD VESTS, S1.59 rtrat-clase quality remnants of tweeds, chiefs tlon of life, with s sure cure for the other occupations. In 181». HIM more followed and In 1116, ,3.00, re- Men’s Dark Tweed Veets, suitable for worsteds, serges, etc., in neat, dark disent— of diphtheria. Doreen Wat- working, made from remnants.^Slzee shades, large assortment and honestly eon was allowed to linger and suffer llnquiehed agricultural pursuits. The LADIES' MERCERIZED exodus In llîl was 10.000. Take Haiti to Wash Kidney, If $6 to 44. Regular ■ $2.50, JTQ worth double. All sises. Regular Sr seventeen days, and flnaUy died Braces STOCKINGS. 28c There waa a ’Txack tn the farm Back Pains Yon or Wholesale Price ...... tPJLeUV price 11.66. AQge because of neglect. Elder was ab- tendency tn 1 »Z2. when 11.OS, re Ladies’ Mercerised Blockings . "Sun X Tip-top solutely - incompétent and knew as turned. In MBS. however. Il.Ht de Bladder Bother* shine" brand; navy, black and brown. Toilet much about diphtheria as a pig does serted farms for the cities or other Make Inquiries, ask for this brand, ■ ...... of astronomy- pursuits mors profitable than farm Boy*’ Wool then compare the price, you will then Paper AN AFTER THOUGHT ing. and In t»*4, 11.00. left the farm. Oolf Hose learn to love us. Sises s*4 to 1». ■LUE CHAMBRAY WORKING •Now that Rider Is faced with pun In the elate Regular price 50c. SHIRTS, Me MEN’S WORKING BOOTS, |2J* FEWER FARM HANDS ishment an attempt Is made to show Wholesale Price Men'* Strong Blue Chambray Work Men's Ho ltd Leather Working Boots, Christian Science Is nothing but The figures show. also, that farm ing Shirts, made with pocket, double made from strung black split leather, hands have deserted their calling. In Exercise stitched and full fitting. Sizes 14 to with two full e&tes. screwed and 1017 there were 77.000 hired hands on Men’* Stitched. Sises Book* the farms of the state On January RILLOWSLIRS, tie 18. Regular $1.60. QQA Mules kin 6 (o 11. Re*. 1, lttl. there were 24.7M a decrease Irish. Cotton Pillowslips, made from Wholesale Price ,...... a/OV of 60,30» Working fine cotton and neatly finished; in sise price>s44.60. 2 for 5c The report Indicates that despite Glove, these reductions In farm imputation 21x$2. Regular price 60c. QQi* Pendl* and labor, the farms of the Empire Wholesale Price ...... OaiV Cascarets" 10c BOYS' SCHOOL BOOTS, $1.M State produced record crepe last rheumatic twinges. The urine gets year. It Is pointed out. however, that Boys' Solid Leather School Boots, the production was made at the ex cloudy, full of sediment, the channels made In scout style, a real smart boot pense of other Important farm work, qftgn get acre aad Irritated, obliging PAIHTBM HUCK TOWELS, 2fe for comfort and hard wear; built with if Constipated, and that in many jHlgMfefMMMg OVERALLS Genuine Huck Towel», with plain two extension oil tanned chrome lea drainage String* neglected buildings, To help neutralize these Irritating ther soles, screwed- and stltchgd. Sises fences to devote th< white or red stripe border. These are Per Pair acids, to help cleanse the kidneys and Painters' Over 10, 11 and 12. Reg. price (PI PQ production of nortnaUyields. an excellent quality at the price you $1.00. Sale Price ...... tpleOv flush off the body's urinous waste, get alls or Coats, four ounce* of Jad Salts from any would pay for a cotton handkerchief. "Big Horn" or URGE INCREASE IN phgfmacy hare; take a tahleepoonful Sise lSs$2. Regular price, 40c. OA- Tna glass of water before breakfast “Bull Dog" Wholesale Price ...... fefVV Shsving Keel fine! Let for a few days, and your kidneys brand; all sises may then act fine. This famous salts Regular price Brush ei ’'Cascarets'’ clean Bteckholm. m«k!- your bowel» and MMIÉ f----- the »<** of grapes and $1.60. tional protee------■, - - -, . lemon Juice. combined with llthla, stimulate your so that It Will be Illegal to shoot or TURKISH TOWELS. 38c THE GENERAL WAREHOUSE used for year» to help liver. No griping trap them hi on. country while the flush and etli amt# sluggish kidneys; Striped Turkish Towels, a good heavy Wholesale sad Bétail Merchant* or overacting. season Is closed la another, ha» bee- ffflze the .acids An the Millions of men. endorsed by the Public Lands Da- English quality, with splendid drying irritate. ...Boys’ ...Pant*.. power and last celors. Rise 13x36. 627 Yates Street, Below Government Street Phone 2170, Victoria, B.0. Jerseys that will be soiled to join In this ilarprtos. tic. —— Successor to M. LNU harmless laxative. Greet Britain. Wholesale Price cithartlc. !et her lands, Germany. Belgium. Nor- Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; can net Good* Exchanged and Money Refunded doesn't sicken you Finland and Denmark. Without Injure and makes a delightful elfer- like pills, ells, cal such a treaty there is danger that vescint tuhis-wnter drink. By all Tastes nice—acts I wild ducks quail means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. londerful. 18c, Sic and Mo box. blinde that fly south for the Winter tAdvU'wlU be (AdvL) VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 16. AT THE THEATRES Doeiif«ioo--“Bast of Sut Playhouse—-“Fifty Milos To-night THEATRE ■roadway,’ Columbia—“Find Your Man. Presents ALL THIS To-day, Tuesday, Wednesday IN SEA PICTURE Music Levers Moore, Pierre Gendron. Roes Dions, Rosa Rosanova. Trilby Clark. Bran don Hurst. Winifred Bryon and Ros- RIN TIN TIN The Only Woman,” on Capitol Screen All This Week, ita Marstini. The direction Is by Harry Beau The Wonder Do*, in Shows Most Realistic Shipwreck Scenes Ever mont and the script by Dorothy Farnum. f No Raise Concert Orchestra Filmed for Motion Picture Entertainment. THEATRE “FIND A. PRESCOTT, Director Shipwreck 1C«I« which, for thrilling end vivid reellwn. eurpooo »»> thing of the type ever offered » ecreen entertainment form the notion punch" of Norma Talmadge', photodrama. "The Only Woman, now allow YOUR ing at the Capitol. , .. . The plot called for Norma to marry a man »he loathed In orirr to save her father from financial ruin and disgrace. She doe, as’ MAN” a beautiful wedding scene, and then the couple set forth on a yacnttng STARTS TO-DAY h0,Thr°”xurloua yacht Sultana, once owned by the late E.,H. Harrlnmn, A Thrilling Melodrama With Beautiful railroad magnate, waa chartered for the filming of the honeymoon acenea. JUNE MARLOWE This week we offer one of the most distinctive performances TO-NIGHT of America’s superior Artist It is only fitting that after such Country Store efforts as “Secrets,” “ Within the Law” and “Smilin’ Through* And 4. ■— ago. His act in*1 is so real, that one “HER DANGEROUS PATH’* wonders sometimes whether he la Miss Talmadge should again give an entertainment that is This one is worth the atf$ not gifted with human intelligence. mission price alone. He is seen Swimming with two people Edv Hallowaytm~------küchMHîsmpr or Tumnsr vr hanging on tw bis cottar for support, r-. distinctly outstanding - ~ scaling tfemendous heights. registir- THE ORCHESTRAL ORGAN tpg love and hate. A more beautiful setting could not Doln* the work of a sixteen- have been chosen. The forest scenes, piece, orchestra streams, the river with floating logs, USUAL PRICES the raging sea. Both she apd the falls—sill these add atmosphere O'Brien, as well as other members fto the kind ot^ackground Director of the company suffered severe Mai 8t. flair was trying to create. colds as a result of their exposure. The plot Is unusually good—per haps a little dlfefent--and the char acterisations are excellent. The cast includes Hin-Tin-Tin, June Marlowe, Romantic Paris the girl of the soulful eyes? EHe 81. Clair. Charles Malles. Pat Hurt lean. Pulses With Joy Fred Stanton, Lew Harvey and Char KIWANIS les Conklin. It la a Warner Bros. Classic of the In Big Photoplay Screen. MINSTRELS MURRAY STUDIO OT “The Lover of Camille" is Screen ROYAL VICTORIA THtATRE SOCIAL DANCING Offering at the Coliseum “Fifty Miles MONDAY AND TUESDAY < Member National Inst. So Theatre APRIL S AND 7 Dancing. New York! From Broadway” Rxpertand Specialist in All Bra Paris, up full of caprices as a Get your tickets early. >f Ballroom Dancing Teat Tickets from all Ktwanls and tpioma. New pretty woman, carefree and captivat At Playhouse MS. JW Bl■lanshard ing. the place we all long to visit at Times Office. Ô* BS7SR least once in our lifetime, lives in "The Lover of Camille.” the screen in a dramatic adaptation of the Sacha Ouftry play New Bill Presented by Frank and David Belasco production. ’THF —■ Morton Company Said to burau,". now showing at the Coliseum be Beat Yet role like she. The Matriculation Class Presents Theatre. All the romance of love at its most naming is to be- seen here. Every In Fifty Miles From Broadway- “A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream ’’ Frank Morton. Who With ht» com does best IN THE VICTORIA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM body knows the famed “Camille.” of pany ha» jumped Into ln»tant popu the Dumas play, and of the many larity with local theatregoers, will FRIDAY ANO SATURDAY , loves of the unprincipled fieart» MARCH 20 ANO 21, 192S breaker whose heart broke In the he seen In an entirely different role Curtain 8.15 sharp. Admission. 35* Reserved, SOY end. and who died repentant. This than Ihoee he has so far presented. Warner Bros. Classic of the Screen 1» As the “Broadway Kid.” the come the story of one of the lovers, Arm dian has a fast snappy role that can be classified under the heading of and Duval. Monte Blue plays the role of De- ‘light comedy.” and one which gives THZ VICTORIA LADIES’ MUSICAL CLUB burau who finds In the Lady of the him an excellent opportunity for Camélias the dream he has cherished some difficult dramatic work. “Fifty for many years. Marie Prevoat, Miles From Broadway” is set In an whose last recent performances have atmosphere made familiar by “MARCH RECITAL” shown her to be the-possessor of con "Ughtnln'." “Way Down East.” "The sommant histrionic ability, is the Old Homestead" and “Turn to the Camille. Right," with Its characters drawn Directed by An AFTERNOON with Bach, Beethoven aid Brahms The romance we never found, from the personnel usually found In WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18. 192*. *t 3.10 promptly, la the achèvements we somehow any rural village, its Jingling music EMPRESS HOTEL BALL ROOM missed, the adventure we dreamed awakening memories of “Turkey In Sidney the Straw." "Money Musk” and the Those assisting will be: of but never knew—all these ma terialise In the story of Deburau, the "Vlriglnla Reel.” Sparkling romance, Miss Helen Starr lilting tunes, quaint comedy, with Olcott Miss B re ley Mies Kathleen Berth of Camille. here and there a touch of pathos all Mrs. C. C. Warn Accompanists The supporting cast Is d go to make the new Mil one of the Miss Barfeet guished. represented by names best yet presented by the Morton known on ~ company. "Fifty____ _ —Miles from —Broad-_ — Willard way" opens to-night at the Playhouse, being presented in conjunction with -The The Spider and the Rose” a picture romance of Squthern California. 0^90 r Don’t T Next / Coliseum Will Forget Tuesday Inaugurate Big ORCHESTRAL St. Patrick’s Orchestral Night WITH NIGHT The House of the Novelty Coliseum Show Day EUGENE OBRIEN IRISH __Every STAGE Augmented Orchestra Will Play k Tuesday . SCREEN NIGHT a Tuesday Nights; “The Sul Aglow With tan of Mocha" Current •r ,__ Show Romance To-morrow night will see Inaugu rated at the Coliseum Theatre the 'Stirring With new idea of orchestral night. This Is to consist of a weekly programme A Gripping Story of a Love That Blasted! REGINALD HINCKS of music placed by a largely aug Adventure mented orchestra under the leader WARNER BROS. ------Presents ship of W. Tickle and consisting of the very beat musicians available In All Powerful By Arrangement With David Belasco the city. Each week, apart from the THE BRILLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY regular picture and stage music, With Drama Present ' - there will be a fifteen minute pro gramme of typical music of some na MONTE BLUE and MARIE PREVOST tion or well-known composer. This week, as Tuesday falls on March 17. St. Patrick's Day, Irish music will be The Sultan featured with several novelty effects which promises a rare treat for pat rons of this house. The Coliseum which la In the hands of an entirely local concern Is out to give the very best in the way of entertainment and You 11 see the finest sea scenes in this that you’ve ever seen. The Lover for that reason Is adopting a policy You’ll thrill when a mountain of water sweeps over ship decks, of Mocha of various novelties In their pro gramme which will be inaugurated as when it hits the masts and breaks them in two, when the lines This Play Combines Side-splitting Comedy fast as the necessary arrangements Michelin at the Organ go loose and the ship, like a toy, tosses in mid-ocean. And- on can be made. the decks you’ll see Norma Talmadge, greater than ever, giving With the Most Beautiful Music To-night at the Collbeum Theatre. Camille Reginald Hincka will open his week's the performance of her lifetime. . run of the beautiful musical comedy. •The Sultan of Mocha.” To those LAYHÜUSE March 21—»Last Day of Sale “EAST 6F HEnm mil in lUAUivrnriit THIS WONDERFUL El» J UWlj PIANIST THIS win COLON. HU OF ORIENT AMO HI# Raoul Walsh Production at Dominion This Week is fSlC*U Adapted Prom Sensational Play by Somerset SS55*à» Maugham; Strong Oast Featured. East is East and West is West— A cast chosen from the ranks of the foremost screen players in the and nier the Twain Shall Meet” motion picture capital plays In support of Pole Negri in her latest Para mount production. ' East of Sues." a Raoul Walsh production, adapted by Sada Cowan from the Broadway stage play by Somerset Maugham, is the feature at the Dominion Theatric all this week. ^ —Rudyard Kipling Edmund Lowe plays opposite the star. He has a featured role along with. Bockcliffe Feltowee and Noah Beery. Lowe has been starred In several recent successes and will be re membered for his work in Support of Betty Cempeon in "The White Flower." .. ,■ Fello wea, one of the strongest players on the screen, recently scored which has fallen on the ears of so Broadway” a decided hit In both “The Border many married levers ever since. For Legion," a I*aramount plcturiaatlon their amusement and, enjoyment, The Musical Comedy You of Zane Grey's novel,^and the James Philostrate. Master of'the Revels, ha* Cruse production. "The Garden of prepared, much. The King and his __ Will Never Forget Weeds." — ~ train choose “a play to Wear the long Noah Beery has given really great age of three hours." "The tedious SONGS characterisations in a long string of brief scene of Young Pyramus and DANCES Paramounta — “Wanderer of the his love, Thisbe; very tragical mirth." ------North mmê- GERMAINE 6CHNITZER COSTUMES is thereupon presented by a group of "hard-handed men that work in will be at the Empires Hotel on SCENERY Athene, here, who never labored, in thetr minds till now." April 1 next. She i* connMered The play !« lightened by many of to-day to be the "wee folk," who with their fairy he King and Queen make the woodland Tbs World * Oreatsst Woman T SPIDER scenes beautiful. The dances on the mdthe green signal the entrance of the Fairy: Pianist living in Shanghai where her fkther The caste of the "play follows: is British Consular Agent. She is Theseus. King of Athena. N. D'Arcy; HOSE"! loved by two men she meets on the Egeua. Father of Hermla, A. Walker; boat on her way to China and coveted Lyaander. J. Shad bolt; Detnetriu», She uses the DICK A Thrilling by a sinister Chinese nobleman, who W. Skillings ; Philostrate. D. Lepage; Tale of resorts to all the cunning he can Quince. D. Wlckett; Snug. C. Peden f ERING Piano exclu - Trepic summon to win the g#ÉHÉ|mrift|.lrl for himself. Bottom, D. Carey; Flute. J. Macdon Levs ÏIfferent kind of ald; Snout. R Davies ; Starveling. X. role, in a picture that la going to Willis; Hlppolyta, Queen of the A ma sively and also makes prove the moat popular thing she has sons. I. Gird wood; Hermla. K. Dan done. iels ; Helena. D- Crompton ; Oheron, piano rolls exclusively M. King; Titania, N. Schroeder; Puck. M. Clark. The direction of this play is In thé for the “AMPICO” Musical Features hands of Major Bullock-Webster of the B.C. Dramatic School, and his Offered To-night at chrps of assistants are co-operating We are sole agents on Vancouver to make this the most successful pre Island for the “Chiekering” With Robert M,Klm. AHc. L*k«, sentation of any yet given. Reserva and the “Ampieo.” „ Capitol Theatre tions for seats may be had by tele phoning Dudley Wlckett, Viet oris An excellent music lovers* night High School 1589 or 1599. OwkUr, Jazz orchestra programme has beén arranged by A. POLA NEGRI Willi# Pianos Prescott, director of the Capitol Playhouse Comedy Theatre mvVBMltà. Tor Monday hlgm. LIMITED The numbers selected are suitable for j AT THE CAPITOL \ Next Week: the big First National feature attrac IN HER NEW Street. -THE MERRY WIDOW* tion. Norma Talmadge In "The Only Woman." This programme wlU prob ably be one of the finest yet given by the Capitol orchestra and Conductor Prescott promises a ntimbrir of splen did selections. A few of the numbers are as follows : Overture. •'Ray mond." Thomas ; "Wonderful World pf Romance." Lohr; "Serenade Chanson," Priori; waits, " Immoratte," Marc:hire: suite. De Concert.** Tay lor; popular music, "Mandalay**; "Me and My Boy Frierii.** Hockey Championship Final SKATING To Present Shakespeare’s Pel* W. Somerset Calgary Comedy “Midsummer mystery girl of A Vx—<\ V*. : Week Starting Night’s Dream” Maugham’s An authority tells us that A Mid Norma Talmadge “The Only die thrill-scented colorful romance summer Night's Dream" is one rf Women. " Victoria March 16 eight plays which are as originally Orient. A of a girl caught Wednesday, March 18, written by Shakespeare. It is one EDMUND LOWE AFTERNOONS bf the most <• harming of Shapes- Fascinating Pianist peare’s comedies in conception. *tyle worthy successor Paramount ROCKCUFFi FELLOWS in a maze of 8.30 p.m. Tuesday—Thursday of writing and setting. There Is little Regular Prices throughout to mar Its beauty, oitd Captivates on Tour to “Forbidden C picture NOAH BFERY mysterious Saturday (Barnl) although the “course of true love •EATS ON SALE 10 e-m. never did run smooth." the misunder There are few more popular piano TUESDAY AT EVENINGS standings and troubles of the four forte players of European fame than Paradise.” ^ China. lovers. Lysender and Hermla. Dem Mme. Germaine Bchnltser, who gives PUMLEY & RITCHIE TUESDAY—SATURDAY etrius and Helena are all finally dis a recital at the Empress Hotel ball 611 View Street Phene 2400 sipated by the joint ministrations of room on Wednesday. April 1. It la (Band) (Band) Oberon. King of the Fairies and hie probable that the chief attraction of active little assistant. Puck, or Robin Mme. Schoitzer’s playing in Its Goodfellow. sparkle and admirable finish. It fas In the final Act V. Theseus. King of cinates her listeners, and it Is said Athens, accompanied by Hlppolyta. that her plan 1st tv art la a revelation. Queen of the A masons (his affianced The sale of tickets commences on SPECIAL SERVICES wife), and thf reunited levers, enter Monday, Man h JIS. at Willis llanos, Increase Increase Che palace ball to the strains of Men where the plan will open on the CENTENNIAL delssohn’s Wedding March, the music morning of that date. CHURCH The Popularity, Adaptability and Position To-night of Pianoforte in Realm of Musicfs Art By O.J.D. A prominent feature of the present plete the home. Another potent rea munir eeaeon has been the number son of Its popularity Is that for a ‘The Forward of pianoforte recitals by famed ex ponents <>( I Ms popular branch of long time past a child's education has Presentation music. After all there Is net much been thought scarcely finished with tome-wheres east of that Is new In this, for of all Instru out some knowledge of music, and ments the pianoforte Is the most the pianoforte has led the way In adaptable to varying musical abili REV. H. ARTHUR BARTON ties, and the suggestion of what the adaptIblllty. handiness and agree- ableness. Of all Instruments the Evangelist-Lecturer art I» capable. This, combined with the keen competition of manufactur pianoforte leads In number and In Sn-ez Where the beet ie—like the wont, Where there Soloist. Mrs. Edward Parsons ers, has forced the pianoforte Into progressive, busy and well-to-do S o’Clock All Welcome the position of being regarded as a communities there Is scarcely a house piece of furniture necessary to com without a pianoforte established In the "best room." Teachers abound ROAD TO everywhere, modern methods simplify *nd expedite technical acquirement, and exercises, eludes, etc., are to be MANDALAY found on all sides In bewildering pro aren’t no Ten Com-mand-mentt, An* a mm cm raise a gressive and Plentiful numbers, and while such inventions during the Song by Fifty Couples to Be Entertained Free of Charge past few years as the gramophone, • WE ARB OOINO TO HAVE A the Player-piano or pianola, and the wonder of broadcasting awaken and stimulate musical talents and percep —Rudyard Kipling Handley Wdk tion. they can only foster the desire to make music by one's own Individ ual efforts. Then again there Is the Hamsterly-Lakeside Boosters’ Dance very large section of the music-lov WITH THREE-PIECE ORCHESTRA ing community which has an Intimate acquaintance with the classics writ ten for the pianoforte by the great The Prince of Laughter If you would like a couple of Tickets covering COUPON v masters; the great number of ama The dramatic story of a white girl who is made to believe that she is TO HAMSTERLEY-LAKESIDE teurs who have considerable execu LLOYD HAMILTON dancing and refreshments absolutely free fill In tive skill, who. constant and studious, Royal Oak P.O. are always ready to hear how certain half Chinese, and who goes to China to find-her father, her adventures and cut out the coupon and mall it to Hamaterley- Dear sirs.—I am enthusiastic about your resort familiar and well-liked works are and freshwater playground on beautiful Elk lake. treated by famed pianists, other mu in the mysterious and luxurious interior, and her rescue by the man v JLakealdc. Rtil»i Oak I.\U Wc want xou t9 »ee ~«BTwryntaiikn two frewttchetwdar- year- D—etessf - sician* are .there who *r». nsliindlx, HOOKED Dance to lie held shortly after Easter. keen to compare different readings of she lores is a theme that wiit famnate eTery lover ef exceptional pic our flge enlarged'Restaurant and Dance Floor. Please mall the great masterpieces. Finally there same to me at are the numerous and earnest students DOMINION NEWS tures in Victoria. Do not miss seeing this big play The flrsVSO letters received will be replied to (Business Address Is ...... ) who are eager to perceive In the Yours truly. pianoforte recitals of the world's with Tickets. greatest players the splendid oppor tunities for valuable. Inexpensive and timely lessons. 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, MONDAY, MARCH 16. 182* boy, and he began scratching out the sticking up from where It was burled and they had to crack the hone with gravel (eater than ever. deep in the ground. a hammer to gat It off. BEDTIME STORY " When Mr. Longeor, hopped baek don’t aee why Beetle ever put Then Jackie had the pieces of bone TIMES CROSS-WORD PUZZLE to gnaw, Uncle Wlggily west la Ms from the More with the sugar, there the bone so far down." complained SERIAL STORY was Jackie still digging away. Jackie. “I guess he was glad to trade bungalow to ewt some cake and the it off to me fqr the marbles and top Fog waa taken off to the Jalt 1er bad Youngsters will fight shy of this crossword puzzle when they learn tho Uncle Wiggily and "Haven't you got your hone out chapa and he"a there yet. If he hasn't wora in 42 horizontal. yet?" asked the rahblt. —he didn’t want tho work of digging It up himself." gotten loose. laskk^Boat "No. Peetle burled It very deep." ,...Xht.«tyt«tary.it.lhn-clock., atop ticking to listen to the radio THE DARLINGOF DESTINY TT-To •mg. will be about Uncle Wiggily to eat right away. "But 1 can see a a while.” With his strong paws. Just painting the floor. Copyright. 1826, by McClùre News little bit of it sticking up." said made for digging in the earth, the ÎT paper Syndicate Jackie. "I’ll soon have it uncovered." rabbit uncovered more of the bone. Uncle Wlggily took the sugar in the Oh, I can see the hole in It new!” hollow stump bungalow and while he cried Jackie. And truly the bone did By MILDRED BARBOUR (By Howard R. Gar is) . have a large hole all the way through It. as marrow bones always have. "Maybe I can put my paw in the hole When Uncle Wlggily hopped out of Copyright 1*24. Metropolitan Newspaper Service. New York of th* bone and pull it up that way!" his hollow stump bungalow one day, barked Jackie. toego to the store for .Nurse Jane He tried, but he couldn’t do it; Then Fussy Wuszy the bunny gentlem&ti saw Jackie Bow Wow digging as Uncle Wlggily put his paw in the hole A DIFFICULT REQUEST low tone. “It won't embarrass you, of the bon#1 and he tried to pull it up and It will help me to muck." fast as he could in the hard ground. for Jackie. But the bunny couldn't He sprang to his feet suddenly "Are you trying to dig a hole ao do h. Alvin Teall came swiftly down the you may go in it and hide?" asked stair* and with a gesture dismissed "No!" he said. "Sorry to seem un- Then, all of a sudden, along came for aThroat Tickle Uncle Wlggily of the little doggie pattering the Fuzzy Fox. his East Indian r;ho was holding gallant.' but there are some limits, boy. «•’ open the front door for Sue to pass you know." "Noe- wait a minute! Stop!” cried "Oh, no,” barked Jackie. 'Tin try Uncle Wiggily. "I know what you you couldn't out. Sue knew somehow that he meant ing to dig up a bone that my brother "I dare my this Is some Joke" he it and she felt the need for Immedi are going to say. Mr. Fox—that you Beetle buried here last week. I traded are going to nibble my ears. But be dooetttr than tdld Sue coolly, “but suppose you ate and decisive action. him five marbles and one of my tops Instinct prompted her to take re fore you do that, please put your par <-onv Into my study and explain. for his bone. And now it's mine!” down in the hole of this bone, burned -take- I'm afraid my sense of humor is fuge in tears; she did it so thor It's yours If you dig it up!" oughly that before a minute had fn the earth, and pull it up for Jackie. mystif laughed the bunny gentleman. "But Then you may nibble my ears." She followed him into a room that elapsed, she found herself crying it looks like hard work. Jackie." act tin! tears, while the novelist Fair enough!" chuckled the l4ox. was in strange contrast with the "It is hard," agreed the doggie boy. So he thrust hla paw very hanLddw n rest of the chill gloomy house. It paced the floor savagely and re sitting down for a moment on the uFE SAVERs garded her, as she noted .through a Inside tfie bbhe hole. But when he was lighted with many soft-shaded edge of the hole, which he had dug tried to pull the bone up he couldn't There were deep-colored corner of her handkerchief, with to reach the bone. "But I’ll get it up both anger and uncertainly. And when he tried tp pull his paw rugs on the floor, and cushioned pretty soon, and then L'II have some 'Let me diAùle.'said out of the hole In the bone he eould thing good to gnag on. It's a hollow chairs and divans filled with pillows. THE FIRSTOUARREL not do that, either. "Oh. I’m stuck! The walls were lined with books, bone. Beetle said, and they're the - Unek Wifgily- I'm caught! This is a trap!" howled 67 best kind." and despété the warmth 6f the night. | nuedf Ul • *a fire glowed in the open hearth— Uncle Wlggily hopped on to the "Well, we didn't Intend It so. but few minutes ‘while1'she watched the store, to get hie muskrat lady house wan waiting for Nur.e Jan, to bake ' a fire that gave out no beau but a effect 0» the .novelist. -~ t ht cake, the bünny thought he would perhaps It is!" laughed the bunny. istrange and pungent perfutA*'. ‘ * keeper three pounds of sugar to make He was pacing the library 10th a cake, and as he went the bunny help Jackie dig up the bone. Then he and Jackie ran off and got He motioned her to a seat, of- rapid strides, hie hands thrust deep The doggie chap waa vesting on the the Police Dog, wfho came and ar Ifarad her.ji. cigarette and at her de- called back to Jackio: In his pocket». He looked angry and •Til help you when I return. If you edge of the hole, which was now rested thé Fox. For the bad chap 'iflffljtflNfl lit lini tifnSirTf ~ — uatytzin. v—'— - Cross word Puzzle 02213 jaegor end-deeper. MUtoUftf!' Was still caught. And then, after dig Tmt wtng a efetr closer trr tier, he haven't dog your bone sy by that king around It a bit. the bone came be "‘wheeled - tm -Une ♦tow to mvr -mr ckomwofig pom.i Ithne.-*"'—-—— ------Wiggily hopped over to it Jackie ■ leaned hack and crossed Me knees, savagely. Every number In ( ‘Thank you!" barked the doggie pointed outoutThe tit* ëtigè df the bone. up. still fast to the paw of the For. and regarded her with cool"careless “Vantyoe cut that out? I can’t amusement through his cigarette bear to see a woman cry; it's taking sa inniBviiiai ■ m tnuni g ne Itton^J ”N©#, Miss Woodnymph please p .v w w ion» are tewed below, with enrober» E .» Ru" through theme definitionsdefinitions' tilltFuToii"ÂTidT»ni~îhâT^ou you find on recegmâêrand . explain your amusing little jest. Î*' tested flue from the folds of her V J" ,le Pr,°Per î»,làC* °" **»• furm. one letter for each whHe square. This win it as obvious ns the missing pllp- handkerchief. _ ,.urIw?h *®ve'** cr*»-clues to the words linking with it at right angles. Continue • ...... :. P» ■ m "But what is there to cry about?” £^!i.B,r.n,,K'r ii" "*! ST? J* 5“** “ y»u Em! *oiv.d th. »tiwi, ■ v- Sue shook her head. "It's ail so terrible. If you won’t yTkf LA ■i*,hL““ld VS* beth aod m-llclly with, word, osrraepmûuag •| buve tome here to throw my help me. 1 shall be disgraced. Every •M" Uau^o/’ra. Æ2 C”T*e* °t •»-«•»» pud. will be prlo t eoln lb • self on rdur mercy, and 1 assure one will laugh at me." you that It is n very hateful task. It He gave a short laugh. HORIZONTAL L Fabulous bird. is going to be difficult to explain to "But what about nty side of It? To. exaggerate. >. Married. . you the coincidences which t have You think 1 have anything to rejolee . Female heir. I. To want. about? I suppose I should be deliri i. Dry. placed me In this situation; but the L Measure for coal (pi.), fact remains that several weeks ago ously happy over the idea of coming .! tea"To rent again. i. Perspired. I announced my engagement to y«U. here to bury myself in seclusion, . Preposition. ». Spotted. not dreaminr that such a person es- away from all those social thing» and Small open pie. I. Mistake, then, when I have scarcely started Inspired with feeling of fear. i. Renowned. ■ lsted." Accomplish. t. Meadow. His eyes twinkled with a humor my new book, find myself invaded by the whole colony and have a per . Electrical particle. . Polite form of address" Which she found hopeful. Revolves on axis l. Bby wheaty flavor “Of course you realise that you fectly strange fiancee thrust upon . Light brown. Ire hardly being complimentary." be roe to boot" . Imitates. * Stopping. "But 1 did not mean any harm by . Covered with wax. ■■ To eject saliva, reminded her. T claim no credit l. To please. for my achievement but l am unfor It," insisted Sue, drying her eyes. Finished. “Of course not." he said Im Female sheep. L Double. tunately too well known.** . . Free. . Hunting dogs. "But you ace.** she explained. ” patiently. "Women never do mean . Machine for changing sir current Promoted. come from the country—c. very se any harm If they wreck- a fellow's . Laymen who superintend church's life, run him through misfortune, and spiritual interests. . To supply food. cluded and obscure country too, but finally shoot him to get rid of him . Declines. . Flu hi In néantMs. •y_n know about it. 1 learned a little and leave the field clear for some one Melody. . To attempt. bit too late that you wrote your last . To resist authority else; they merely are sorry, they did . Wither. novel there." not mean any harm, and the world . An oil children don’t like t— “Ah. Rappahonnock County ? be . Alluvial deposits at mouth of river. . Line where two pieces are sewed. let* them get away with It** . By means of. Horn -/ questioned. "Yes I spent last Sum tiue struggled slowly to ' er feet, . Yellow matter from a sore. mer there. So—how did you hap giving a last dab to her eye» . Form of precipitation. . Pronoun. _/ pen to be here, and why claim a "Well. I dare say it's no use talking . Tart. M-'h“ i>- / sentimental attachment with your . Holy person. costs less than bread baked about it further. Please forget that . Garden earth. humble writerr* I asked your help. I'll get out of this . Perched. “It’s stupidly personal. You whl some way." . Those who dissipate property. probably be very bored and certain ) "Sit down." he ordered her. "Don't . Btitag feace need la leftMau------at home and 50,000 families ly vou won't understand.” try the tragic stuff. I dare say you . Neuter pronoun. He lifted his brows. . . Pinches (verb). 4X T« Mi served pl»N M can't help being a Utile fool, so it’s . Organs of sight. •’You are determined to give me no use blaming you too much. The . Part of verb to be. hever Ul I, rock fee «get little credit. 1 see. Well, suppose you question is now: What's to be done?' Winding pert of a stairway. in this Province prefer it j>4ry out my mediocre intelligence and I may as well admit that I am not . To do wroag. ace the Interesting result Why have gplna to be gallant, but I'll see this . One who alms, 1 thrust upon me the honor of being saluted thing through because I want to get Sleeping powders. publicly acclaimed your fianceV myself out of it in some creditable VERTICAL T™r She explained to hlir. then, flweh- fashion." v: . To satisfy ln ■ a bit under his steady gaze feel Sue took Inelkat note. —_ . To march in a body. ing verv young and inexperienced “It's really very simple,'* she told Second note In scale, and foolish. him confidently. "If you'll only Just pine. When she had finished, he1 was let the Impression remain that we hre Monarch. A maker of headgear. silent for n while, studying the engaged, nobody need be the wiser, Warmed. 1 ghir.l end of .1* cigarette. As she and we ran easily pretend a quarrel Led him. half * hopefully, half and I will break It off." fearfully, she noted the little "Kind of you. isn't ItT* he said with Hebrew name for God. i.. crinkles of amusement appearing fine sarcasm. “And I shall have the Kind of an automobile. pleasing rule of the Jilted lover. Very One who kills by throwing stones around his eyes-the same expres V. MIT Retail Market VICTORY BONDS NEW YORK STOCKS BODIES OF THREE McCloy & Co. JAPANESE VICTIMS AUCTIONEERS. -JaRm WallStreet «■ Varifem* «■ t gyrSFf P*r 4 iSS Purlieu 32% ~~SSW TÔZXBTOCX KXCHAKOZ, MAkOH lB, !»» OFSEAAREF00ND Exceptionally Interesting ÜÎÎ i** Juoe ®ni1 Dwmber 143.40 (Supplied by iwe Meal steefctreksrs ever «feet New Terk wire» Nagasaki, Japan, March 16.—A !•«» let May end November 104 3.r. PER ANNUM Auction 1»47 let Jen* wnd December ISt.il waterlogged boat containing tha- t: 'tar Leea. Tax. Pies I» the established dividend of TO-DAY __ PSa 1er i bodlee of thfee persons from the «■nan vni ...... [*■4 Lettuce, ea IN OUR AUCTION HALLS 1S3S 1st June and December 1SS.6S the Premier Mine. First divi Alita Chalmers ...... «0-4 Japanese steamer UwaJiBta Marti l#tl 1st April and October ioi.ee dend declared March lift. Total arm 55555. •4-4 Per lb...... No. I. ha* been plckd9ltip. The Voornât Pandora and Blanehard Sts. 1967 lit March and 8*pt... ISt.tO Am. Bwt Hu far . SSSMe*. Seeboerd 5: ::::::::: ...... dividends paid to date $7,146.- it* News on Am. Batch *eg. .... Miami ...... purser and fifteen passenger* «?CÏ'*lÎ1£: «i* Am. Cm ...... I Middle fltetee OH ... were rescued on Friday. It le be Tiuesday, Wednesday and 1817 let May aad November 141.76 103.74 625.66. d Financial Am. Chr * IMF...... I Waa. Pneifie ...... l»tt 1st May and November ist.tf 104.34 lieved the remainder of those on 1664 let May and November 1S4.S6 We would like to give you fur Am. Inti. Cerp...... Do., pref...... the steamer perished. k Thors day Affairs Am. Llnwod ...... ■enlann Fewer ..... ther Information In connection AM. Laromollve ...... i Montgomery Word .. 1»38 18th April and October 186.88 1S1.6S ■ ■' 'V ------Am. Ship a Com. .... oon Motor ...... Met» « A Nagasaki dispatch Saturday At 2 o’clock Rash Day 1*43 16th April end October lSi.fS 163.66 with the Premier Mine. New York, March 1« (By R. P. Am. mijltri ...... otherled* ...... Cellf 1644 16th ApHI end October 86.80 88.80 S said 166 persons ware missing 1864 let Keh. and Aug. Clark * Co.)—Alt booth there waa Ketlenel BlneuU .... Magnificent Collection of (C.N.R.) ...... 181.88 An. S*aL*Tak...... MffiM fiMM .... from the Uwajlma Marti No. 6, no particular newa In circulation to NiUen.l Lend ...... which was believed to bavé foun Add ace rued interest to d»t*: 1837. 188 f Am. Tel. * Tel...... 1 Mendda Cerna...... 181 4m. $1.583 per ll#8{ 1837. 1883, ISIS. R. P. CLARK «ay of an sdreree character, the Am. Tobacco ...... Norfolk A West. ... ISM dered in a storm on Wedheeday ,1884, TlS day*. 18.834 Dor $108; 1821. 1843. 168 days. 13.883 per $188; 1844. 168 dey» ■took market was distinctly reaction Am. Woolens ...... North Aroerlcen .... 41-1 i AfUeheohM, e*ch off Kabashlma Island, fifty miles Northeru Pneifie .... i Aeperegus. per lb. west of Nagasaki. Costly Modern &CO. Limited ary with the result that substantial Atlantic * Oiilf * V.V.V.V N.T. Centrel ...... losses were recorded In most depart- Atchlnoa ...... 1 N.T.. If.II. A Bert. Members: Chleuae Baldwin Loco...... 1 N.T.. Ont A Whet. . sw ta...... Wife—Henry, a fortune-teller said Board of Trade. mente at the list. Fresh weakness Baltimore A Ohio- ... Packard Meter ...... JeuuthaA. bus ..a,...... 1 and Antique B.C. Bond Dsajsre’ In the Ht. -Paul Issues had a un Bethlehem Steel ..... Pacific Oil ...... Mclntoeh Red. bo* ...... a., j that I was going to Palm Reach. CHICAGO LARD Aeeoctfitioa. Vlo set tllnt influence on the general run Brusktyn Maahettaa Peclfle OH ...... California Paehing ...1 Pen American Northern Spy. be* ...... 1 Heb—Call her up, and make a date tori* Stock Kx of rails shares end a decline In the King, be* ...... R*L h*2 1 for me. Perhaps she can tell me change. Californie Pete...... Do.. B...... Ten. fUMea Ssaauh ...... 4» aad (By R P. Clerk * Co. Limited) Woollen Issues disturbed the Indus- Can. Pacific ...... 1 Pennsylvanie R.R. .. Grape*, per lb...... where I can get the money. jFumiture Central, Building. trial eharee. [ . ___ Cost Iron Pipe ...... 3 People's Qee ...... Dutuu. per ih...... Victoria, B.C. Liquidation became, more pro Cert-o de Peeee ...... Fere Marwette • •••• Formerly in a Rockland Avenue reel- March Phones 6660. 6661 Control Leather ..... Phil. Beading Ceel « SJSr-ctT. .ea » vro Ef :: 14.87 netmcbd In the afternoon and final dence And now removed from storage 17.16 Direct Private Wire to All Chandler ...... Phillip* Pète...... Prune*, t lb» for t lb» t*r VICTORIA STOCKS for convenience of sale. prices Were near the lows of the day. Chenpeske 4 Oh In ... Ptores Arrow ...... I lb» 1er .46. and. lb...... The recent sharp revision down Chic.. MU. è It P. ... Pierce OH ...... Turhan Date*, packet .**.«. 8FOAI ward in grain prices has undoubted De., prof...... Producers A Ref. .... ill? Florida Grapefruit, each...... I» aod THE FLTRNITURE New York. March 14.—Raw sugar. 4.TT; Chic. 4K Northwest. Pullman Co...... Grapefruit. CallfemU, « fer - • • • • "-V refined. 4.88 to 4.38. lend something to do with the sell Chic. R.L A Pec. ... Pur» Oil ...... Naval Oraugee. per <■■■ •«. R.C. silver ...... $ Principally supplied by Maple * Co., ing In the stock market. Chile Copper ...... Kell ÉWtB Baring .. . • 4S, H a»d ...... ••v* Meander) Red Mt n .. London. England. Includes: Magnili ,1a addition, the list seems to be Chino Copper ...... Key Cane...... Washington Peer» ptr doeen ..••••• Hewen* Copper ...... Rending ...... Leoal Apple» 4 lb* Per ...... Consolidated M AS.., ront Solid Mahogany Bow-front Ming the weight of recent profit Onto. Fuel A iron .... P.eplogle Steel...... Cerk Previne* ...... Wardrobe with two side mirror doors. taking and distributive sales which Columbia Oes Rep. Iron A Steel ... r «ourle* Channel ...... were undoubtedly conducted under Reyn) patch ...... per Duewell Mine...... Queen Anne style Turnover Card strength In special issues. The mar Cant. Can-- .".^Y... î Savage Ame ...... Table. Victorian Mahogany Turnover Corn Products ...... Hears Roebuck ...... Glacier Creek .*!?!•»” Table, valuable Jacobean Carved Oak The Position of the Market ket may be eubjecte#~*p further mmil> cunr on ~rr.-r.~7mr- She» tfirt** ...... 1V.- *• *4.. Greasy v.----- Sett* with cane panelled Ihree-dtvl- in the United States high -grade bonds are> in 1keen demandI and Ddmltt-Domln- # ing before the upward trend la re Cube Am. Fufer .... 81mm* Pete. . i...... Heaettua Gold Cobalt.. ■ion back, Victorian Mahogany throe- km of Canada 6 *. due r>M. gueted at tOtWl itwo months agi sumed/ Cube C. Huger ...... Sinclair Cota... Peenute. per lb. Hemlock Creek Fteeer. quoted__ __ at JH164. ______The recentI______issue ef $16.600,4... £*St*3oêS£^ . Cruet hie ftteel ...... » •lee* iteMpt ...... Cheetnute. Ih.**.*..«*..V.V.♦....•••• — • How* Sound ...... leg Stool In damaak, 2 cheval Mlr- mmbond»Abéé sold Mte PtititltltilUnited States tySBMÉBÉMÉsyndicate, has since been offeredrerod L,to yield. New York. March 16 (By B. C. Dewleen Chem...... goatherd FP»-...... Independence ora la oak and mahogany, neat 4 45%. Ntcrllng n approach to within 3* of par haa also opened the f>rt Lark. A Went. . .1 Pulry FreAuce —d Iky Indian Mines ...... Bluffed Over Settee. 1 Hutbwrlaad British market to Canadian Issues, instanced by Xbf flotation of BnOd Corpora (Lin’s direct Wall Street punnet Powdor ...... I lEB»7.::: ttwbBttuaaK Pual - -.•nr-1 £ ».008,008 Dominion Government Six Months' Notes in Umdon at 4%. .wire)—The Wall Street Journal Endteott Johnson .... Standard OU SJ. ... fiT I Alberta, lb...... Î.»»» LAI.. Olaeler ...... Folding Tga Tables. Oak Folding Erie...... Standard Oil Ind. ... kme». lb...... MrOllli vrn v Coal .... Table, Mahogany Pillar and Claw A review of the rxperiencea of the last few months, and oenslderàtiod stock market edition this afternoon Do., let prof...... htewert Warn*r /.IMF. A...... Premier Mine* ...... Jardiniere Ht and. expensive genuine of the limited volume of new issues planned for-' the early future, sug says: Stocks were subjected to emeue Player* .... Stromburg Carb. .... Cowicban Creamery, lb. ...»...... Refee gest that it should be to the investor s advantage to avail himself ef heavy selling pressure in to-day's Oeneml Aephelt .... Studebaker ...... Suit Spring 1*1 aad. lb...... -...... Sheep Creek Cnee .... rot "Dryad11 Cane Furniture, com present opportun it lea. A diversified list of offerings Is available. session following another severe OVherel Cmr ...... Teeeeeeee Copper hire Lard. lk ...... Silver Greet Mine* .... prising Correspondence Tabla Oval If you think the Dominion Government will be able te borrow at 4% Oen. KI ret HÔ ...... S Toxe* <’o...... •■*•••• Silversmith Centre Table, 4 Arm Chairs and In 1837, let us advise you how to profit by the drop in interest rats» slump in grain prices. Moat of the 1Î-. Tk.no Gulf SaHrhur . Standard Silver Lead.. Gen,' Meters ...... R.C. fresh, flrete ...... Footstools; 4 Brass Fender Suites by changing your bonds or Inventing new money. offerings which forced prices down Qeodneh Rnhber .... Texas Pacific R.R. Sunloeh Mine* ...... Leng term Government Guarantees, yield...... 4.80% on the stock exchange came in over Oeodyeer T. A R. pref. Teg. Pec. C AO. ... B.C. fresh, pellet* ...... Surf Inlet Geld ...... with Sheraton style Dogs, Statute, Timken Roller ...... Terminus ...... Brasses, Brass Pots, etc.; Antique Provincial Guarantees, yield ...... 16% western wires, indicating that Omnhy ...... Municipal Guarantee*, yield ...... §.70% Greet North, Or* ...... Tobacco Prod. BC. Creem Cheee» Ik S3au Copper Coal Rod, Mahogany Liqueur trades who margins had been Greet North., psUf. ... Do.. A...... B.C. Bel Id*, lb...... •i Table with leaded glass aides and Hydre-eleetrtee. yield ...... M6% paired, by the break on the board of ''••it IttetcN Steel Traeecont. Oil ...... Finest Ontario Mild, per lb...... Olle— industrials, yield ...... trade we’re resorting to the local Hou*ton CHI ...... Union Pacific ...... Finest Ontario Metered, pur lb. Erttiub Fstruleem .... glass tray top, several choice Mahog Foreign Government, yield ...... 7.66% Ililooln Centrel ...... 1 United Fruit ...... Edam Dutch Cheep*, per lh...... Empire Oil ...... any Writing Tables, Old English LET US OFFER YOU BUOGE6TIONS market for needed funds. Ineolrntlen ...... V.S. Ind. Alee. .... Gouda ('he***, per lh...... Spartan Oil ...... (Hanta) Grandfather Clock in Oak Call money renewed at 4 per let. Bee. Machine ....1 V.S. Rubber ...... Gorronsela. per Ih...... gwtgruw ...... fat. QjMhi Mag...... V.S steel ...... Swls* Gruyère, lu portien» be*...... Trojan Oil ...... 81% case, expensive Wardrobe Trunk, compared with a renewal rate of very rich Persian Rug l»x7), Axmln- 4% per cent generally employed last Int. Mer. Merine .... Utah Copper ...... English Ht Utoe. Jer ...... »...... BC. Montées ...... «% British Celeebia Bond Corporation Ltd. Do., prof...... ' apedlum ...... suit oe*. nr MI*eell»aeo«*— eter Den Rug. Velvet Pile Rug. 2 week. This ease reflected tbw sur Int. Nickel ...I...... Webeah...... RoqueferC per Ik ...... pairs costly Velvet Curtains, lined Phones $46, 64» 723 Fort St.. Victoria. B.C, plus ef $11.461,600 Which was sub- Ken. City South...... Weeiern Vnlou. ...,v. Iyer*, beg ...... A mal. Appliance ...... Direct Private Wire te All Keastem Exchanges lull Brand Camembert, he* .... B. C. Permaauat Lena .. »Uk rep (cost 1156 pain: hand-made attuted in Saturday's clearing house KeeaSeptf Cnnper .... I Weetlng Bloc...... Cased» National Fire.. 16.SS Kelly Springfield .... : White Meter ...... ClrC* Breed BreekfeM Cheee*. 1 16J.SS Indian Portieres, Silk Curtains, ex statement for the $16.624,000 shown Keystone Tire ■...... Wlllye Orerlead .... C. F.K._....^...... 1 pensive Circassian Walnut Chiffonier the week before. But this improve Isehlsh Velley ...... I De., href...... Ihh...... Great West Perm. Lose Lehigh Velley Ceel .. Wlleew Pecking ...... Blue ter» I lb» ... Gregory Tire A Kubber and Bureau. Satin Walnut Chiffonier, ment was lost sight of In the flood Wuehrerth ...... ■alee elegant Mahogany China Cabinet. of ashing which the stock market LertlTerd ...... y..... 1 Cod Fillet*, per lb...... l.SSS Rufu* .. 4.01%. LeeM. * Neeh...... Radio Cornu...... Halibut, pur k ...... ass Rufu* ...... Mahogany Princess Bureau. Antique Belgium — Demand cables had to absorb. Mncle Truck xd...... II IB Uni rereel Pipe ...... lk. .16. I lb» fer Occasional chair. Cel laotien ef Indian Renewed uneettlement wee creeled k Ced. freek pur Ik ...... TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE 6.66%. Shet*. per lk .»..«•»*••»•••»•••• end Oriental Baskets, Fin. Collrotien In the whole merket by the develop Cud, pur A ...... old Bra* C.ndlootieks, Including Germany—Demand 2346. ment of further weekneee in the Ht. •even-light Bra* Candelabrum: Canadian sterling — Buying $4.47; Holland—Demand 36.63. Peul Issues In the lest hour. Ht. Peul Norway—Demand 16.41. SUDDEN BREAK HITS Smoked Black Cud. pur lk ...... genuine old Mahogany Tea Caddy. selling $4.86. pfd broke to e fresh record Idw. Italian Walnut Writing Pad and Bta- 8 wed en—Demand 26.6$. Prefeeelonels used this weakness to MINING tjonerv Cam. Richly-cut Table Qlacc, Japanese yen, 41.66 cents. Denmark—Demand 11.16, force recessions at nee te two points including Decanters Claret Jugs. Chinese tael (Shainghal), 73.7 Switzerland ^-Demand 16.27%. In Industriel tenders. But the epecu- WHEAT BEFORECLOSE SH*rrlhg. eper 16. IS...... i::::*:. 1 Champagne. Port. Sherry end Li Greece—Demand 1.60. Istlve cherectet of the eelline wee ob guMlte. pur Ik ...... - ACTIVITY queur Glasses, Finger Bowls. Comfit CCNew York. March 16 —Foreign ex Poland—Demand .16%. vious from the feet thet the pressure Dish*, heavy cut Tumblers. Flower Czecho-Slovakla—Demand 2 M%. on the Ht. Peul Issues had little In Crab* ...... 16. .8# IM us giv« you the benefit of changes irregular. Quotation* in Chicago, March 16—In a wild rush of selling just before trad Shrimp*, per lb...... a complete and dependable ser Epergne with Cut Glasses. » choice cents. Jugo-fllavia—Demand 1.61. fluence on the other rails. This feet kfEhult Oyster» per «eue» .... vice, If you an Interested In the Amber Venetian Win# Goblets, roe- Austria—Demand .0614%. wee Interpreted to indicate thet the ing was ended to-day, the wheat market tumbled 8% from the Orest Britain — Demand 471%; Olympia Ontsfi. eer pint ...... •here of any Mining Compnny. eral line old Persian. Burmese. Syrian cablea 471%; 60-day bill* on bank* Rumania—Demand .46%. wont In the Ht. Paul situation had FrueA Meets and Benares Bra* Jardiniere* and Argentina—Demand 36.76. been discounted so 1er as the rails ere dav’i top level and cloned excited at the lowest point reached, Btocka on nil exchange. PtTOmm«d lulu» per Ik ..è. B.nnhS ÉnM ..J OlMtnal Trays, email Mahogany Boudoir 4 ' Franpe — Demand 6.14; cablea Brasil- Demand 11.20. concerned. On tfreA ther hand, many 1641-2 to 165, May delivery. Bye, com and oats also suffered a PSUfnif v»ia ana uuvvea. CkKka, Fair Rare OU Genuine Jap Leg*, pur.Ik .,,...1...... - 5 14%. Tokto— Demand 41%. observers believe If thins» turn out severe fall. « Sheetder roast» per Ik ...... anese B rente “Bterk" Candelabra, Montreal—Demand 66 26-2Î. better for the road then le now ex- hnSr1**' ^1 ...... choice selection of Chine*. Japanese Italy — Demand 4.6616; cable* pected. It would furnish the elgnal Winnipeg. March 14—Erratic trad B. C. Bond Csrpsratioe aad Oriental Vases and Ornaments for a vigorous upward movement In ing throughout the major portion of Phenro US 3^723 Fart Street in Satsuma. Craekleware, Canton the entire carrier group. to-dny'g session on the wheat market, Montreal Stocks China, lmarl and Nankin blue: Clola- Special pressure wee concentrated (By R. P. Clark A Ce. uiftted) Rump react*, per Ik ...... spnne Enamels, Italian Moealc* on the Woolen Issues, the common culminated with another slump In •bring .Lamb— prices, the May future closing 5 cents ghr.uldem.■hiThlimu. per Iktk ... Egyptian Curios, tin. Japanese Panel breaking to new low ground et 4*H. Abitibi ...... by the famous Kunlyoshl. amies Etch Selling of these shares was baaed on below Hatntday1* final figures. July Attractive Investment declined 1% and October 41*. All Ball TaWbau* !.*•*»• 'rim* Muttee— ings l Shakespearian !. fins old French reports thet conditions in the Industry colored Engravings. Artist Proof were showing no improvement over the coarse gratae and flax suffered BhueMHklure, ^ur Ik...... NSW ISSUE additional losses, flax dropping 4*. 8ar&:: Etching and many artistic reprodn lest year, which wee the worst In rye 7. Barley 2% and enta 1*. Cao^ Cement, ce». as.’ss, Hone of famous pictures. Valuable AHteeisen Woolen1» trtatory. Flew Copeland Bpado Dinner Service, Wabash Preferred A wag one of the The market opened weak, doe Can. car F4y.. cam. Peer, ell standard breed» 48u principally to lower Liverpool cables Copeland Breakfast Set. pretty Montreal Tramways Company strong spots, advancing almost a Du., pref...... ;.4 rieur, pastry. «8» ...... but wheat price* later reacted, roar Can. S.8., cow...... Are Yon Making Wedgwood Blue Pieces, delicate Li General and Refunding Mortgage t% Sinking Fund Oold Bonds point to *5'A on announcement that Pu., pref...... moge# China Tea Cups. Cabinet directors would consider piecing the ing to 177*. a cent above Baturday e Can. Celtoa* ...... Series “A" close. Heavy liquidation again sent Caa. Converter» ... Specimen Cupn in Crown Derby. stock on a 15 annual dividend basis Wheat, Ne. Vienna. Doulton, Minton and Kutant. Coupon Bond* in denomination* of $166, $506 and $1,666, at the March 2tth directors1 meeting. price, on the down grade and while Com. M. A 8...... regtsterable as to principal only. the decline st first was fractional, DetreM Hatted ...... WbV»*h Barley i Enough Money ? The «liver Plate Includm Sheffield the drop became more pronounced as Dew. Bridge ...... Whelu Cure .... Entree Dishes, choice old Sheffield Dated 1*1 April 1126 Due 1*1 April, IMS Dow. Canner* ...... Cracked Core .. Old - established Firm desires tbs session neared the close. Dominion Olaae .... Feed Cornmeel Oviform Tea Urn. Engraved three- On the early break the market ran Pew. "Teems ...... 41 « services of high grade salesman. piece Tea Set. Cruets, case pretty Sufficient revenue to pay interest on these bond* 1* CHICAGO GRAIN Into a good claa. of buying by ex L, ei Vmw Mis. ... Kr,.:.v.v.v.; . 4S.SU Must be ambitious and reliable. Pearl-handled Fruit Knives and LeweaUdKjCa. .... Alfalfa May .... IS.SS assured to the Company by a contract between the portera and shippers. Trade volume, National Brewer!** Guaranteed Income, excellent Forks, Toast Racks. Jardinieres, ele Clever May .._u , 36. US gant five-light Candelabrum, old City of Montreal and the Company, ratified by the Chicago, March 11 (By R P. Clark however, was light Meek»/ Ca ...... future; training provided. AUeatio Sugar ..... Shelttold Saucer Candlertlcka w4th Legislature of the Province of Quebec, which pro A Co.)—Wheat: Enormous selling (Mvto Steel ...... Reply to Extinguishers, Cutlery and .Spoons. vides for adjustment of the tariffs of three to produce developed late In the day and prices Winnipeg, Marjh IS (By R- p; Howard Smith ...... : : slumped rapidly, «tatting with pres Ogivj* Mlf^^Ca .... Valuable Broke. Including Mortimer such revenue. Clark * Co.)—wheat—The market BOX .NO. TIMES Menp*1 Gainsborough (colored sure on the July and September there was a nervous, erratic affair to-dsy, Penmaaa Limited «!.* plates). Cyclopaedia Americana, Cen I offer $16,00* of theee Bonds, when, as and if Issued and received waa a general unloading, although somewhat active at times but trade •hawinlsaa ...... Wholesale Market much of the neera waa the moat bull waa not large. A substantial advance Spanish River Pulp .. tury Kncy. Stoddard Lectures, beauti by me. ish In a long time. The visible <*• after weak opening, which was 21 . Do . pref...... fully bound rot. Shakespeare. Thack Price $2% and internet yielding over 6.66. crease 3.511,0*0 bushels and lo Steel of Can...... eray. George Eliot. Carleton’a Irish cents to 41 cents lower due to weak Meutyeal Fewer .... peasantry, Hope Moncrleffa Ivmdon. I recommend these Bonds for investment. st ocks were reduced 414,000 bushels cables, and at one time May wheat Twin City Wee. .... N» l Steer Beef...... Particulars gladly furnished. while there wee a bigger local ex- was 11 cents above the close on Sat Wayagamac Pulp . . . . Cew Best ...... Myths of Greece, Plutarch’s works port business than for a long time, Luiub ...... it MAYNARD & SONS and tine selection of high-class mod \ urday at lTtl. During the closing Mutt*» ...... $« ern novels: Valuable D. * “Groroer” sales here being 710.000 bushels. minutes the Chicago market returned Bug* ...... «-If ROBERT S. MABEE •01,000 bushels of which was for ex very weak and local bears took ad AUCTIONEERS Gun in expwaive leathw ca*. etc. INVESTMENT BANKER pert. Including 100,000 bushel* to the vantage of this to press mice and Fresh, extra» cam lot» dome ,»| Instructed by the different owners, On view Monday 10 a.m. till S and 127 Pemberton Building Victoria, *.C. gulf. Cable* were weak, however, prices broke badly, finally closing I WATSON TO FACE Freeh, first*, case let*, dusse...... is we will sell at our Salesroom. 727- 7 to 10 p.m. ; , and there was a lack of outside de cents down for May and 61 cents Pullet» case let» domg ...... 36 733 Pandora Avenue, on mand to follow the early advantage. down for July. Frist» *P*elel carton* ...... SI THURSDAY’S SALE The market Is likely to be eliblect to On the early break there was a Mg swings, but the fact that our Print*. -Ne. I ...... 37 . Wednesday, 1.36 pj» good class of buying la evidence, ex ASSIZE JURY IF mut» No. 3 ...... 6...... 34 Will start at 1.10 and will include: stocks are decreasing with foreigners Deiry *ol»«*a ...... porter. aqd shipper, being active, Dairy prints 3» buying on the setbacks, should result while n...sia« millers were also tak In a stronger situation. The Fine Linen, Blanket*, ing email quantities. The baying de ■ C. Urge. Ik ...... 31 Exceptionally High- Chicago. March 1«.—Wheat: An mand. however, waa not broad and CROWN INSISTS B.C. triplet*, lb...... At Quilts, Etc. Alberta selklu. Ib^ M«...... »S% aarly bulge due to short covering on became quickly eatiefled and when Premier Mine An Investment reports of better export Inquiry was the final pressure came there wee no Ontario twin» lb...... 16 Which Win be. opened out and fully buying power In the pi*. At closing Committed For Trial Before Ontario triplet*. Ik ...... Class Furniture, Etc. followed by a liquidating market levels to-day tbe market le a two- Ontario Stilton» Ik ...... as shown when selling. which carried prices sharply lower. sided affair, with many believing that Higher Court at Close of Imrd Note—The Auctioneers take plea The visible supply decreased over Cabinet Grand Alexandra Pays 32% Plus Bonus rood support will be offered on all Nanaimo Inquiry Tl*rc*» FWlk ...... sure ih directing the special attention i.500,000 and the on-passage showed further dips. Cempoend. tlerrgÇ|e5eiige...... * of buyers to this role, everything only a alight Increase, but bullish The cash wheel market waa very msk ...... MF. Piano having been selected with dleerimln- factors were Ignored later In the day. At the does of the preliminary atlng testa and all of the best quality. dull to-day and outside a little ex » *b.w...... This U an almost new Plano by and closing prices were at the lowest. port buying of low grade» there was hearing before Magistrate C. R. Carrot»r. „pur _ 6L...... Ef. Price at Market about $2.50 We see no reason to change our views Beevor-Potta on Saturday evening Caullflewer. Willi. A Co. and n beautiful toned nothing doing Spreads ranged from Lettuce, local, crate...... ; *>. InMrument In mahogany on*. Alro McCLOYftCO. _ and believe profitable sales can be one cent higher on No. 4 eo 1 uuut Roe. C. Watson, accused of com Okanegun. pur lb ...... four Leather Couches, large Leather made on all hard «yota Taklma Spanish (seek) lb .{J lower on other grades. Hour busi plicity In the 642,000 robbery of the sack ...... LT6 te S.SS Upholstered Chain and large Buy i 1401 Actual Yield about 16% ness Is reported tq bp very quiet Auctioneers Irt»W Royal Bank branch In Nanaimo on dry belt, white, per souk *>. Chairs In tapestry, .very good Oc HVt sr dry hell. G*m*. per sack M.p casional Tables, nice walnut Tea JTf-S tatoe» per backet ...... 6 S6 1*3-2 141-4 141-4 December 12. wee committed for trial Table. Wbinut-Frame Rotunda, ex Order* executed at best market prices. 184-4 Winnipeg. March 1$ (By B.C. Bond 143-3 lit Corporation’s Direct Pit Wire)—After -before a higher court. The accused1 tra good Wilton and Axmineler Car 1ti-4 1T8-4 118-1 118-4 weak opening market firmed up on took the decision to send Me case to Temltoe*. hetbouse. No. $...... M.K rie, Mission Oak and Fumed Oak 121-4 131-7 fning Room Furniture, a very su lti-1 114-4 good class of buying by exporters trial without visible emotion, and LAKE VIEW MOVES 111 124 131-4 131-4 and milling Interests. The healthy perior Hal In wood Bedroom Butte, waved a farewell to hie wife as he aloe All-Bras» Bedstead. ■ with GILLESPIE, HART & TODD LTD. 47- 4 44-7 44-7 decrease In the American visible also AV,tne*apc ...... VIZNAGA MINES 48 44-4 44-7 was responsible for some of the was led away. A. M. Johnson. K.C„ Tsliuw Newt sew ...... Bpring» and Fait Mnttreews aad 711 Fort Street Victoris, B.C. Phone 2140 48- 1 ««-• 47-1 •»■• ...... - other tMdroom pieces, usual Kitchen AMALGAMATED strength. Towards the close the appeared .for the Crown, and W. E. ware and Hang*. This will be a market again turned very weak and b ******** ik* * * '.V.'.V.V. V.V M« ' " ' Burns tor I be defence. role worthy of your attention. Fall APPLIANCE 1 ■ ■ broke rapidly, meeting with only fnlr . 6.76 te 6.T6 Though It haa been atated that Or*n°ge*. new •»*•!» *cc< 41m ta particular, will appur later, and can Bee us tor latrot report» re support, closing around bottom prices Wteon may sack a speedy trial be ms» per case...... S.SS to 6.6S be men from Monday noon. Alro above oompanlee aad also Money Market for the day. All grains appear .to lack our usual role of Poultry at 11 fore a County Court judge and with eawduW lose . Stewart properties. balance and difficult to forecast out further delay, It le within the ...... o'clock. 'T trend of market for time being. Ultl- Grapefruit— To-day power of the Attorney-Genera! to In Florida ,t...... C.8S te 6.6S Iteiy look for higher prices. sist on a trial by jury at the Aeslsd Cal. Su»M* ..-• .. . 4.68 to 6 SS MAYNARD * SONS Mason 4 Diespecker SOUND MUNICIPAL BONDS ...... 3.SS Financial A peats and Mining Hlxh Low sessions. Normally the Assise Court Aueti.iM.ro Phone S37 We own and offer subject to prior role: New York, March 16.—Call money ?/:• m would convene at Nanaimo about the Brokers May ...• 177% 171% VICTORIA ...... 5 % due IStS at SS.16 steady; high 4; low 4; ruling rate 4; Iff* 144% second or third week In May. but this 114 Pemberton Bldg. Phene «40» July .... ViotrofaT B.C- I'OINT GREY...... »W% due 1S4S te ylsM f closing bid 4; offered at 414: laat Get...... 138% 143% 187% 187% year the data of the sessions haa been New York March IS.—Bar sHuur. 61; Oats— omitted from the Oesette. a course Mexican dollar» 63%. Sint WERTM1N8TBR..... J.....« % due IMS to 1 loan 4 ; call loans against accept B» t li% ances 3 per cent. similarly adopted In the case of the ScVKI-STOKK...... 611% due 1SS4 to : Time loan» «toady; mixed collat 63% .88 It Victoria Anise data. Dates for As Loedon. March 14 —Bar sHcer. II 16-lid. AUCTION SALE NORTH VANCOUVBR...... • * due 1»47 lo J sise hearings elsewhere throughout er oeace Money. 1 % per cent. Die- W1BBT VANCOUVER...... du. i eral 66-80 days it 4M months 4% 84 15% IS 81 .»ont rates: Short end three menthe' bill» per cent. •8% 84% 13% the Province have already been set. 4% to 4% per cunt. Under and by virtue of a Land PR1NCB RUPHRT...... « * du. Prime commercial paper 1% 0 I APPEALS MADE lord1. Dlitre* Warrant I hare dis NBLnpN,...... **£*£, per cant. ■ ______IBS 218% 348 341% T. Johnson. Willem Begley and trained the Goods and Chattel. In and 384 284 348 241% Harry Htone, three other men accused upon the premises of Wah Tang, 110 Pkoeeii Silver Mines NEW YORK COTTON 213% DUNCAN...... »HU due ! BUSINESS DIRECET0RY (Ceeyrleht 1924. By M, C. FUfw. (Continued) MUTT AND JEFF Wanted—A Can Opener at Once by A. Mutt Trad* Mark Re*. In Canada). FURRIERS POSTER, FRED Highest pries ter raw J fur. 2114 Government street. Pi£.. t1 boNT HAuc ru MAke eur" (■ÏU. . SAV ït-boe*1 — l Ï'M t vers 6e fit* MAklMG OUT dN tHat cas» iT'a X woNSee U/rtiea MV INC6M» TAX. ANV INC6M9 TAX #*ho«r *• CAN S GARDENING rjARDENS dug. hedges ulmxasd, prua- lug; prices moderate phone 7289U 6447-19 «1H INSURANCE piRE, Ufe. Auto and Accident fasnr- 8«« Lee A Fraser. 6747-24-99 LAWN MOWERS AWN • nd adjusted, collection 'kssjg 1,11 ■»"»»"dtilvery "S* fn»*. FLUMSINQ AND HEATING E. H AS KNFRATZ—Plumbing heat l.ln«!4.^:,re46l1,Xk,nd- W T*^ OCKINO. James Bay plumber. Phone SSS Toronto Street. tanks Installed, ranges connected. Pi COMING EVENTS FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LOSt AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS MOUSES FOR SALE (CooUnaod) «Continued j lirtoria Bailg Sintra T ,OST—i=A gold earring with Roman gold pLUMBBR—O Cooper Phone 2174. A BEAUTIFUL set of Wldeton s Ency- *■ Rangea connected, etc. Price# res- « dr°b. Finder kindly return to EXTRA GOOD BUTS tn CAP bike wanted. Phone t:ee. YjRIXVBtts Patricia I-odge will hold a 1 clopaedtn for 146 cash. There are A GOODuo BUY In a 9-room houra, fully ■onable. 1011 ‘ < Advertising Phone No. 1090 ten volume* and the set Is as good,^ as *• *75 Madd Ison. Phone No illl-l-U A. sliver ten at 1213 Denman Street on *i-iH »«wf receive row#rd. 419-3-44 ON TERMS IF DESIRED modern, and two big lot# In a BATES FOB CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING March IS at 3 p m. Mrs Smith and Mrs ‘rand new. Apply 2f Winch Bldg.. City district, some fruit tree# berries ; price Houston will assist______>34-1-94 —About 6 p.m., Friday, an English Situations Vacant. Situations Wanted. To T.°8t I—WAS Ten ring. 1928, IM Jo ho so a St. >3.300. on terms Apply Box 10, Tk . PATENT ATTORNEYS A BUNDANCE of hot water guaranteed ** sovereign brooch, date 1993. In city An extra good buy. Bent. Articles for Sale. Lost or Found, etc.. SAINT Andrew's and Caledonian Society With a Jack waterfront Phone 671# ? —Regular meeting. Thursday. March î?._on No- 6 c*r Reward for return to XIORTGAOE SALE—6-room modéra cot- Die per word per Insertion. Contract rate* t Dlggon a. stationers, 1219 Government St ’—CHEVROLET 4M Touring, leeka tXTANTBDWee McGregor dreg "A tag* on Dunedin Street, close to Y. BOYD BN. M.I.C.I l. registered P; #« 7.39 l>.m. prompt. Social will be 2 S°od condition. O. Broder T on application. ■•M after meeting to entertain the K. and Jî°îÆ** 8«'wt car. gas. garage ; pries patent attorney. 612 View Street A SOLID oak dining suite. |?9; gents Ill-Mi 11.200. Phone 4952. #03-2-63 Phone 9Î6. D.O.T.T. Alt members are revested to high frame bicycle, nearly new. 124; UTRATED—From 119» McKenaio Street, S47?;—FORD Touring, used very little. Ko advertlwment for !***' then lie. be present and bring refreshment*. Sunday art-rnoonafternoon. KEnglish setter doc. L*auliful toned organ. J42; large beveled w ■ e was boueht new In Mav 192*. Minimum number of words. 19. * ! ’.«493-1-44 British plate mirror,' *"4i .s —many other— I - e ®ld ■ niarklng*. black patch ob »aa bought new In May. 1924. HOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN xri&ksir. Vf ODIK.V' homes for easy term# REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE |a computing the number of word» in •» MT MARTS Oak Bey—Illustrated lee- •nape. Ws buy .—FORD Todring. Î922. n splendid fate, Exchange, 742 Fort StroeL - 'ANTED. s sectional bookcase. *u. D.« H. Bate, contractor. Fort and advertisement, estimate groups of three or «“re on "The RDe and f>evelopment treat. New^ a ^ netlce wilt ha prosecuted Phene buy. all good tires. 6749 Times office. Phone 1140. of Gothic Architecture." by Ven. Arch, tadht: Fhons 343.______HD14-li O C LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. less figures as ode word. Dollar mafkl and deacon La y cock. St Marys Hall. Monday. person having pictures framed at [—GRAY-DORT Touring. good 'pAKK advantage of the increase In pro- AA» 933 Government. Phone all abbreviations count as one word. March 16. 1936. 9 p.m. Proceed» f„r ij Tit A TED—From Milne's Lending. tires, and IMS license paid. Chancel Extension Fund.______4941-3-44 A"l W. Neills. 1334 Douglas, please - «sobe. Fee Terrier dog: answers to *■ .PfrtY value* by buying one of these Advertisers who so desire may have re within ten days. All pictures not name of Tatters, special homes; 114 Kbert» St (Fairfield). nfLECRIF. Son» Of Canada mll)- plie» addressed to n box at The Tim#» Of then claimed will be sold. 6727-1 mo-41 lar. Reward. Ph UNFURNISHED HOUSES modern and BASH AND DOORS fice and forwarded to their orl»*te address. tary five hundred apd dance, 947-3-46 food bathroom. iment. large flret table. Admleston ABY earring* (English). like pew. MASTERS MOTOR CO. LIMITED ------—------an estate we A ebargs of 19c Is made for this service. •14-2-96 snap >29. ci Phene 4414RZ offer this for 11.000 r»ah or >1.390 on VV r- DRT»DALB COMPANY—Sash, B •IS Yates St. Car. at Quadra. E'en •»««—H.IU., •!« room., >7» On. Birth Notice# 11.99 per Insertion. Mar evenings after 4 MISCELLANEOUS A ham Street. Furnace, basement, clean term# 2117 Inlet Drive (Gorge), cwn- „door* e»d mill work. 1933 North riage. Card of Thanks and In Memorial*!. coadltlow. Phono 4# «9 It______6994-9-93 plste and modern bungalow. 4 rooms, Park Street. Phone 442. 1719-tf HELP WANTED—MALE LACK garden sell end clay for eal*; modern bathroom, and basement. dr*p lot. 11.69 per Insertion. Efeoth and Funeral fiOATS milk delivered anywhere In city. B attractive price# Phone ?••*. 6»9 F YOU DO NOT SEE what you are look- «“Trh beautiful view of Gorge, Notices. 81.69 for one insertion. 12.69 tec S#> ward BldE. . — ------#943-24-94 u Tyler's Goat Dairy, pkoae 7741R1. W1 «S3 partially furnished. Immediate possession, T^NOIMBSBS schooled for certificate# tag tor adeorttasd here. vh> not adVsr- only >1,100. 459 I^ngford HL, very at SCAVENGING twe Insertion# XÀ W. G. Wjnterburn, 23» Central Bldg. WTOSO!» PUP»PI Iix-Tw . h.lf tlae your wants! Someone amongst the TkELCO light and wn|er plant far sale. T *«TN Mi.WKHX mucM •«« Oars. thousands of readers will meet likely have tractive,,, Swlaa style bungalow.. 4 rooms, .i f7tf-19 guaranteed in perfect condition. SfJCTTSsr " * modern bathroom, cement basement, big T7ICTORIA SCAVENGING CO., WAIN MONET AT HOME—You can «am Mead-ltobloF. Elk Lake. Victoria. BC. «toc wh-,'1» «e. osp, .... . lot,’ rooms paneled and beamed, built-in ▼ Government Street Phone 942. J* .11 »? U nn hour In your spare time ______99S-2-44 features. TÎ.9V0. terms >640 cash. 13» Births, Marriages, Deaths writing show cards No canvaseiag We knives, scissors Bee. hwood Ave.. here s an extra special instruct you by our new simple Dirscto- SALE — Six-bole Enterprise Phone W. Emery. in, |1S.99. Phone 6992R. home buy. close to beach and magnificent SHOE REPAIRING graph System, supply yen with work end F°",Prince, ' 149.99. Phone 341 stone Avenue. >14-1-63 view from all rooms, large living-room I pay ybu cash each week. Writ* to-d»t , >99-3-95 with open flrepla.e. glass doer to front -, BURN Established IMS Krï,.~“...Tr..*m...ii250 HAMPSHIRE ROAD Fully mod' porch, den with fireplace, glass door to for full particulars and free booklet. West- A RTHUR HI BBS. pioneer she* rs- WILSON -To Mr and Mr# T R, Wilson Angwe Shew Vard Service Limited. »4 R SALE Black eoH. 14 per lend; rooms, hardwood floors. porch, bright kitchen, pass pantry. 3 big " Advert talng dr «• buslnaee rrUDBRAKCR LIGHT «IX— It» m furnneet large gardi HllR. bedrooms each with extra big clothes ■**- palrsr Work at red deed price# of Bstevati Point. B.Ç.. at 8t Joseph s Celberne Building, Toronto. CanadA tf ■ Ikv radio poles. Phot ie 2894. tf IT machinery. « Hospital. March 13. a -on (premature. IM-S-93 clooet. cement basement, laundry tubs, Compere work and wear. Uislgary Bldg. T EARN WIRELESS AND TRAVE1. ^OR SALE—Tobacco at the B. 4 furnace; present cost to build >4.399; In 611 Fort Street. tf 14 Complete Marconi «park and valve Tobacco Shop. 439 Fort Street SUPPORT üî:,,,:,:.~ü.:s.:r..‘rîi.$i2i5 tip-top shape and ready to move Into; transmitting and lata type receiving gear, I I’n m^TRirs. FURNISHED HOUSES extra snap at >2.46». on terms. Going to build 7 Her* « some cheap lots: Harriet FUNERAL DIRECTORS names now forming. Telephone 29 for BABY ORAI9D TOURING— 8H0WCAR08 AND POSTERS particular# Sprott-Shaw School. tf .TELL-FURNISHED beautiful Road. 9 ixl41. fenced, chicken houses, B.C. Hardware. 713 Fort Street. II It rests . »>«*•„ cwwmnnt clearance frame building, city water laid on. nil for ELIABLE MEN In every town and with YOU ******* Vd ** dellvertag remarkable Phone >594; Oak Bay. near Willows, earner lot. S. MeMILLAN. 291 Union Bank Bldg. whether local bower. Repainted and as ______«HI-1-41 • 5x154. >175: Fairfield, garden lot In fruit, R city, to handle house to house free QOATS MILK for weak Industrie* thrive a»^ possible. Going for • Phene 1479.. Showcard# Posters, sample, almanac and circular distributing mT*! -V7 .BOOM house, famlnhsd or partly"fur f.nced. w ai*r laid on. splendid chicken JLettering# Sign# Commercial Art tl AND8 FUNERAL 00. business. Experience unnecessary. OuD or collapse. nished. |17 per month; clone In. Phone bows* nr Jump. >594: choice lot near doer work; wood pay; all year round. F YOU DO NOT SEE what you are look 2497Y. Moss Street. high ground. >400 T. P. Write immediately telling us about your- L^,KTV5~« model, well taken McConnell. 234 Pemberton Bldg 9977-1-45 Thonghtfulneea Is the keynote I ing for advertised here, why not adver ekage—the *•*•,•* well recommended by the TYPEWRITERS of SANDS servie# Private Standard Company. 2421 ~ - tise your wants? Someone amongst the 111* -and thousands of readers will most likely have B K22T* °~r- Tble >r-r'* jtior. FURNISHED SUITES family rooms and chapel. the labels may Just what you are looking for and be glad not b* ee EXCHANGE rn Y PE WRITERS—New end mcendhand. «■■■ÉaiMMMNBÎfiHHKiRiNBiHàiw***>*1 «liable HELP WANTED—FEMALE attractive as tbllowbtokb COMPLETELY furnished salle, "il A repairs, rentals : ribbon* for all ma 1C1S Quadra SI. Phones 3394 end 9936 those of the PARK SIGHTSEEING BODY wltl V Danes Court. 1140 Yates Street. L'On SA BE or take small business In or chines. United Typewriter Co. Limite# OGOERST. cruisers' and sport am Imported artlt le. taggnge carrier, new lep last d 704 Fort Street Victoria. Phone 4793. *9 EXPERIENCED Millinery Salesladies * clothing, tenta, perk sacks, blanket# but you'll year. A gift at...... < A near Victoria. In part payment "Boa- etc.I F.*" Jeune------A* Bros. ------Llmltsd. IT# John- find 4 he j»OK RE.NT- - Furnished two-room suite. '•* *•• «créa on TranquIlV wanted at once. Apply Hudson's Creek, fifteen mllee by road to C N R. and B. 0. FUNERAL CO.. LTD. Bay Co., Third Floor. 944-1-43 son Street. duality I net d# 671 Michigan Street. Phone ««MX. to be equal 9929-1. Provincial Sanitarium, which la first-class WINDOW CLEANING (Hayward's). Est. 1947 PROTT- SH A W SCHOOLS—Commercial. alleable and steel ranges. if not w Indeoa Super Sis and Brass Meier Cere market for poultry products and roots 784 Broughton Street Stenograph/. Secretarial. Collegiate. 12 per week. Phone 4441. 1424 twtter than APARTMENTS Grpwx good grain and hay. Water rights 8 Dougla*M Street. suite# to rent by the week or month. f-ffiure crops, forty acr^ cultivated, can ISLAND WINDOW AND CARPET Calls Attended to at All Hours Preparatory. Wlrel**» and Radio course# II the Imported Cerner Courtney and Oordoe Streets De y school new open. Phone ft or send product. Money Phono 19x90. be *‘lded to timbered pasture, abundant CLEANING CO. Moderate Charge# Lady Attendant XfOTOR. best English make, goad as rang*. Strong colony of beaver, nearly Pioneer Firm UMBO LPT APARTMENTS—Tw. W. H. HUGHES JCntbelmlns for Shipment a Specialty. *»A new. full % h.p. ; cause of sale, no mile, good trput fishing, splendid grows* \Y’ANTED—Stenographer. use for earns; cost ITS. will take 134. at home * three-room suites to rent. Phone 1939. and deer hunting. No encumbrance. (7*n- •17 Fort Street Phones 2286. 3234. 833L 1773R. >> knowledgeledge of bookkeepingbookkee preferred. Phon* 3S6IR1 ujn# Apply Owner. F. Dari». Tranquille. Apply In owe handwriting, stating salary many more BC. «77-4-42 ELIABLE mailing lists of Victoria and expected. P.O. Box 431.______4044-1-4» dinner pails. FURNISHED ROOMS McCALL BB08. 1X7ANTED, experienced lady prow 1 R Vaarouver Island homes, business men. PROFESSIONAL CARDS jftito owners, etc.; also complete lists of NEWTON TLMX8 8UBUKBAN SHOPPING (Formerly of Calgxry. Alta.) “ only thorn with experience need ap profession*! men. retailor*, wholesalers USED CARS OF MERIT ply. Pantorlum Dye Works. 4911-S-4S ERTISIKO COMFORTABLE, furnished. •The Floral Funeral Home of the West" and manufacturers throughout Canada. AGENCY BA8KZT - Postage refunded on undelivered mail mat STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX >769 also one unturnf BARRISTERS Wo are winning the confidence of the DURANT FOUR 3-piece bathroom*, gas. newly cleaned and people of Victoria and vicinity through our ter Newton Advertising Agency (estab Advertisement Writers and Advertising 1926 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE lished 1948». Suits 24. Winch Bldg. Phone Csntractars ‘ DURANT FOUR. painted. 1749 Fort Street. 994-3-91 methods of conducting our bualnee# CADILLAC nr* ...... • H1LL8IDB.Q0ADBA FOOT A MANZER t»15-dtf-ll Multigraph and Mimeograph (Trenlar I«et OVERLAND 87 ...... |ELH I HOTEL ROOMS—Hoi -keeping Office and Chapel. Cor. Vancouver and ters and Postcards. Addressing. Mailing...... 4279 Barrister# Solicitors. Notaries, etc. WEET PEA seed, 19c per packet. IS UTSOVERLANDklaaiu 9* ...... 4360 911 Tatoo Street. Members <#t MANITOBA. ALBERTA and employment daily, store work pr»> Rates Quoted for 1-oca# Dominion and Johnson St# Phone 333. S packets $1.44. post free. Descriptive Foreign Publications 'HO RENT—Comfortable room f* MEAT MARKET BRITISH COLUMBIA BARS. Phone 31* ferred. Box 967. Time# Phone 44>4. list of home grown flower end vege 5X5SH5ÎÎ il l ...... i«09 Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.. Victoria. B.C Sait» 24. Winch Bldg. Phone-1916 OVERLAND 16-4 A tlemao. close to -Parliament Bldgs. table seeds sent free. Fred Cousins, seed 1449 Box >28. Tlatarnm •21-3-99 fflAYLOR Meat Market. 2799 Qua dr* De- SMMSMRaMMmBKEMMMBBHMaBBaaBI rower. Public Market, or Rural Route 4. MONUMENTAL WORKS ------.. THOe. PLIMLET LIMITED J* livery to all pert» of city. Phon» 3364. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE Çi'lrtnrta, B C. 641>-24-91 BOATS UNFURNISHED SUITES CHIROPODISTS GENTLEMENS DISCARDED CLOTHING Broughton St. Phene «97 Victoria. E.C. ÛTE WARTS MONUMENTAL WORKS TiOATS built, repaired; satisfaction guar O AK BAY BOUGHT R. AND MRS. BARKS* O LIMITED. Office and yard, cor JJALF or full day position urgently Best Prices Paid- -W* Cell -3 9 anteod; moderate price# Stephen* THRIE-R(X))I unfurnished, suite. î »H Jones May and Eberts Streets, neat Cemete wanted by young 4ady with know), 1237 Sunwyalde Ave. ______tl ear— • Bldg.. 714 Fort Street. Pkons 3<4e SHAW A CO \ Dauphin Apts.. 2314 Wark MILLINERY » M Phone 4»17. edge of stenography and mlmeographlm Phone «1 — T3S Fort street Street. ______4M»-U ■62-89-91 Phone 3619Y or !>I5. ______069. ITLINPKR grinding. J^ADY (Scotch», 'desires home and board motorcar repair*, marine ways,ways. etc. TJR1GHT unfurnished three-roomed rnilB MILTON CO., corner ofvOeh Bey RADIO Armetrong JBréA. 114 Kington Street 1922 DODGE Touring ...... ntt A> suite.Suite. et s* ni-heated. gas. Linden A AvenQe and Fell Street. New Spring CHIROPRACTORS COMING EVENTS exchange for light services, mu 1424 DODGE Touring ...... * iaea Apartments, corner of May and Linden. »ly«l. tnlillnery. Hats mad* to order A good Box 143 Phone 4490. 941-1-63 1924 DODGE Tonriag...... SLIM HHBHBtaSElHMtaBMS^4l «•election of Indies' »nd children's under -ADIO act, new, I'vm, AUTOMOBILE* 1924 FQRD Tearing with Racket ell TXR. JAMES T. GRAY. Chiropractor. ADI ES' end children's dressmaking, ex- wear and hosiery, notions, open Saturday lyOflflKMM- -It may be only n coln- ' résulta, >33. Gordon Head' 24L. until > o’clock. Phone 6674. u \J Central Bldg.. Victoria. Phon. À perlsnced. undertaken by the day or 1933 FORD Touring’ >464 •L' rldence. but most .people who have I OVERLAND « Coupe. In heautlful order. V.V.V.V.V.V.VvV. Office 893». Re# 2S8SH. Neurocalomstsf nunshir.* In their hearts, seem to - have otherwlw*. . Renovations and household (^ELECTIVE One-tube. Long HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS MRS. J. L. CASS cash in their pockets' DlOGONh, sewing of any description. Good work, ^ Receiving pet. In, cabinet. complete Alta others at elmlier valsa# modérât* term# A permanency preferred; FORD Coupe. In the ry beet of shape. Terme en nny car LADIES’ ENGLISH READY-TO-WEAR 1'rinterF. Stationers and Engravers, 1214 T 901 Burdett Arc., furnished hotter- and Millinery H. LIVSBY. D.C.. Sp.c., Chlropracu# Phone 4I97X. 646>-e-#> CHEVROLET IMS Re»dster.“i' ’gift It • Specialist. 813-3 Pemberton Build Go%#rnment Street. "St. Patrick's party >36 99 A. E. HUMPHRIB keeping room# reasonable, «lose i NEWPORT AVENUE. OAK BAY H favors serviettes and d*< orations. Dennl- URBB for engagement MOTORS LtMITBD L End of Strset Car Une. Phon# 3944 ing Phone 4961. Consultation and apinaj non s navclty t>»rty Ideas." AND 391A tube». 13 14. McLAUGKLÎN ' Master * Six'.' as ’ good**!! FT 6419-8-49 analyste ire# care for patient In her home. Phone 9&> Yates Street Phase 474 4C6 Yates Street i MILITARY five hundred end dance FORD Roadster. 1918 matfWl, in good Y/tURNISHBD, three Urge housekeeping BUSINESS DIRECTORY DODGE Roadster , A room# >24. Phone 7484L. 6739-24-49 An. to-night. Monday, Conservative 'IDOW. W family, domesticated, de- .order, st ...... 4334 HUDSON Six ...... ' 2 DENTISTS Campbell Bldg. Prises >40 and MONEY TO LOAN work. Box 111. Times CHEVROLET. 1*19 model. In excellent C1IEV. Delivery ...... « Iced fruit punch Everybody woi- I1I-LI4 order, at...... >899 CHBV. Closed Delivery . X GREEMENTS and mart gage# purchased. DODGE Touring. In oseoltanc oedema OVERLAND Closed Dettrery T ! APARTMENTS ART CLASS R. A A. HUMBER, dentist Gan and Money to loan. oxygen. Hours by appointment. 249 ^ O.F.—Court Victoria, dance and nhctal * * Many ' Others 1-Ten Truck ...... "T#. fJOYS ART GLASS leaded Ittfiü. pea. D TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS STUDEBAKER . -r".' ‘ ' 's: iiu ptmterira Midp.__Phon# 214».- — Wed tf-33 TAIT A MrRAI '«ORAL Court, 4>4 Slmcoe Street, fur- XV dors Ave.. near took. ulasa eolu needs y. Marc h >10-1-99 (Oakland Dealers) *w T.rm. L'è.1 Pari, R. J. F. SHlAÉ. dentist. Office. N# PSQUIMALT Store to rent, near Rex ( nlshed and unfurnished suite. Phone aaehee glased. Pboau 767L ____ tf-*s i OAKS. any amorunt; Chattel Phene 1693 ______938 Yates St 2994. «414-4-9. 292 Psmberten Bldg. Phone 7167. 49 mputation club—Military *99 and Th#*‘r*' wl«h titling# Rent reason- ...... JHH STAR OARAOK gag* 1'.-PASSENGER PACKARD STAGE— •SI VI.* Itml Ph... ST1« dance. Belmont Bldg... Wednesday. Bnao Building Phone 3799. BOOKS AMarch 1*. *.39 p.m Fourteen scrip A like new. >3.009.04; Overland »o. *nmt ______MM.I .<) RASER. DR. W. F.. 291-2 Stohart- prises. Four-pie- c orchestra. Admission OANS, any amount; personal property. shap*. >276.00. Ov*rl»nd It, electric lights ROOM AND BOARD Pease Block. Phone 4394. Office. 4.29 36c.______^>7 J - 3-69 TIMBER David Nelson, 434 Hlbben-Bono Bldg. and starter. >160.00. TORN T- DEAV1LLB, Prop. B.C. Book _____. tf-44 PhoneL 3794. tf USED PARTS for Cadillac “«.' Hudson O Mxchange. library. 414 Government Si l ALLROOM DANCING—Those wishing Super Six. Big Six Studebaker. Urny-Dort COMFORTABLE le learn or anxious to improve win Maxwell. Dodge. Chov.. Light m* Bulck" \U*ro hNAPfl !»29' Chevrolet, owner rates, at Parkview Lodge. 329 Dong MATERNITY HOME find expert tuition at the studio of Mrs. C- Briscoe; Bulck D-4S. H-49 and K-49: lea Street Homo cooking. Oarage. Phone ■uugh-Allw. 1111 Government Street, POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK £r "?u*t ■*!!. worth 1499. will take >276 72140. 4949-14-71 Saxon; Overland, it, 12. 36 and »#; Willy». tar^ quick rale; also Ford Sedan, 1433, only builders and contractors Chamber of Com mores. Hour*. 3 to Overland *6-4. Twin Six Packard Com IEACHCROFT NURSING HOME. ?9f Phone 1334 and 6862R. Ull-14-7i [ON-ACCORD. ATCHING EGGS. W. Wyandotte, also merce and Maxwell trucks, and many ipltal Service. 1953 walk town: white B Cook. Mr# B. Johnson, C.M.B.. phone R.l. Rede. 91 setting. Phone 7927K1. °*h*PACJFIC AITTOjWTUKJKINO CO. Phone «4930. A NYTH1NO In bulldlhg or repair# 113.61 ; wears three. HR. Waterhouse. 174 Obed Avenue. 412-34-92 «69-29-99 /V phone 1793. Hoofing a spscialty. T iten Street. I'hone IH«, if Thirkeli.______4» ATCHING EGGS, laying strain Wynn (Ask for Mr. "Juakle") NURSING HOME tOVRT whist drive to-night at « 39. 113d EDUCATIONAL dettes. >1 selling. B. O. Rldout. 441 Vlaw Street Phene 9331 WANTED TO RENT H F YOU IX) NOT BBS what Government Street. 16 high score, phone ;5»4T. 427 Kingston Street. 231-34-13 FORD REPAIES you are loefc- CEMENT work er scrip*- Admission 26-, 4»il-l-44| • why not adver- pSQUI MALT'Nursing and Cenveleecees TbOCKLANDS ACADEMY, affiliated with WANTED—Huff Orpington setting eggs. tine your Wupts? k«V*ANTBD—Unfurnished collage, bungs- /1AUMVAL dafif* mt Lake11. HillNovîîty Ah Sprott-Shaw School. Complete VI F. Held. H M D. No. L 925-2-46 XfOW l* 4he time, before the Spring rush thousands of readers will »"• amongst the -no, 447 Lampoon Street. Maternity Vmunity Han. MarchÎ coaroes leading to any Canadian or Ameri AY to have your egr thoroughly looked moat likely have m low. flat or part houas with sépar rn BUTCHER—Floors end draining. end general nursing, invalids given ex can University. Ales. G. «helth. ILA* bead ât* entrance, one room (large 1. kitchen X» Phone 7S41L. 69-U Furs Refreshments. over. We have a staff of highly trained to sell at a reasonable l'y >•< *• «i.a pert cars. One acre »|ee ground# r*Phones 4464-3-66 marter. Jamew H._Beatty, manager. mechanic, and .H our work ^ guaranteed IK-39 and hath essential ; good neighborhood 4926 and 6I99L. 4147-tl MOTORCYCLES AND CYCLES Box 987. Times. 427-2.47 AVUHTKRS of St. George dance. Her HORTHAND School. 1411 Gov't. Com- We ll oao that >ou get complots ratlefac- EXPERT CARPET CLEANING JCt Rimom Onmee. 3133 Douglas Street h mony Hell. Monday. March 16 Re S merclal eebject*. Successful graduates ond-haod bicycles from MECHANOTHERAFV ft eshment# 36c. 693-3-44 •ur recommendation. TeL 174. E. A. Mac NATIONAL MOTOR CO. LIMITED Millan. .. B°ir;>13.69.s victory Cycle Works. 4SI LOTS FOR SALE ISLAND Window and Carpet Cleaning ». Amputation Clnh Johnson Street. 4 doors below Government Ford Dealer* 8 ALB—1931 Ford. In , X Co., 917 Fort. Phone 3el6. W. H. 631 T»«*a Street If MILNE. M*chano-Therapist (manly*. A? semi-monthly Invitation ATTRACTIVE SBAVIEW BOMB MIC! mjm Q.OROB DISTRICT—BiroUeat el*-room w«-ll-màde and quiet U- thoee desiring a really comfortable street within one block of Beacon ilih!*"* tente es» be give». •XAP IN SAANICH ACREAGE Md attractive home, with unobstructed sea view, bet not wlehleg to be actually lenee with nil I. GREENWOOD o ACRES, nil eleered and cultivate on the WeterfroÉt. The situa tien le Mwl. sa.iM. D0HT VK* ***** MR- v foecOd. fronting on good rood. 1 being Just off the main thoroughfare I» a beamed ceilings. lied walls, large brink Jlee from city, cleee to school and «tor first-clone residential locality, having a entra large lot. gar- mo seiswa r« "**fl lelvt- Reduce nias. Hear, let-el lot. SiaHini high »»d SeneW* with a meet delightful ontlooh ever the HI N4.Ai.OW BARGAIN I AIRFIELD ESTATE and cloee to S«0NO urn Consult oe on Ineuronce of nil kinds Strait* The house contains 1 large, bright mfîJUSSS? dwelling, large ro (JML S****' re#We ^ftXlSWooD TvSSBê ' aurr OUTRIDE CUT ll v tag-room and a very nice bathroom. % Phage 1 MR iss fisi: ssrins: lot Is MslM. It would coat at legal nace and other featurve. The heuoo is to-day. Fir _*•*»"•* all in first-elsas etnte of repair and we A too* oewapaper contains ODERN la every respect, attractive whole only ti.tee. terms. con recommend It oh on oscoptloanlly good appearance. » good rooms, double mu'*/ t'cnty of two kinds of newn: on* Mliving and dining-room, open fireplace, bUy “ ONLY |l.m. ON TIMM vnrl.ty Mil. about tko day1» bap- sliding doors, large kitchen and pantry in AOKXt-Y Jodiiedia White enamel, two bedrooms, back hall toainta to roopl. near and far; the aad bathroom alee In white enameh nice KW1XKBTOX a MYHOKAVK Otfeor deals with news nbout things electric fixtures: full basement, waeh- to wear, eat aad enjoy. Rend the tube. garage; good lot. cemeat sidewalk* IwaflW aivnrtlMBieeu. Beet buy on our books, UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS H EIHTRRMAN. FORMAN A CO. Phene U «M View si.1 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA THREE ISLAND TITLES cutting Victoria’s lead down to five locale In the second period, the pool ciale have taken precautions to pre- Tenders for Motor Trucks . WON BY LOCAL TEAMS points. Ci% representative* slipping through vent the spread of Smallpox, fol During the last five minutes the fourteen points, while the Victorians Sealed tenders will be received by the (Continued from nage It) only tallied six. The final sepre was lowing the reporting of a number of Undersigned up to 4 pm.. March 22. Bays displayed fine form. Moore, cases in King County, Washington. Wachter and Kenny doing some 17-12. Watford and Murdock proved I62i>. for two new or second-hand Motor Wool ton. Just before half time deadly shots for Nanaimo, Ernie Commissioner McLoughlln said Trucks. Specifications' may be obtained pretty passing, and adding consider about tifty cases had been certified at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, to TSrtiiÿ Bailey brought the. house ably to the Victoria score. Peden doing most of the scoring for Victoria. jV in King County. This, he stated, whom ail lenders must be addressed down when ehe scored the prettiest The James Bay Outlaws will travel was not unusual nor alarming. The and marked on envelope “Tender for to Vancouver shortly to seek the B.C. Referee. O’Imary. y - Motor Trucks. “ A marked cheque for banket of the gems from near centre. First Presbyterian»—Tom Forbes 2, disease had made its appearance In Y-per cent, of the amount of the lender, This ended the scoring for the first title. Hanburye of Vancouver will a very mild form, but .the Canadian ■ made payable-to. the City Treasurer, llk.lMMseiy laaewlekiurnwri T,ha ne (ippiurtfimt,nnnnaUinn nmieawlwM ire authorities had promulgated the must accompany each tender. The low*, half, Vlctôri* leéilà* f-f reported to have a wonderful team. Robert eon. B. Kllllrk ». vaccination order as a precautionary est or any tender not necessarily ac NANAIMO OPENS UP The teams were: Nanaimo W. Walford I. K. Welch, measure. Dr. McLoughlln stated. cepted. James Bay Outlaws—Wachter 6. hrn 1. D. Murdock 7, H. Grean and O. E. ». MICHELL. In the second halt Torrle Bannie McKcnslc. — Purr has' Agent. Eleanor» DinedDloednle. end after Kenny 12. Moore 2, Passmore S, Dunn City Hall, Victoria, B.C. replaced 1. McLennan. Mg man : why, he .flit* the pulpit ! " 1826. *- - it combination Nhrtalmo- Rowhotfom «. Jenkinson exclaimed Mr». Peck recently at din shot from under the basket for the f. ftlrst 5. Millburn. Ross 2, Spun*. Tourists Urged to ner party. visitors. Nanaimo speeded up at this A WIN FOR JUNIORS “How big la he at BbetéT* In e«VeUe- stage of the game, and after eon., Victoria First Presbyterian Junior Be Vaccinated quired Mr. Peck, meekly. Sealed Tenders last combination, which had Victoria Boys Will also travel to Vancouver In Will be received by the uhderitlgned up worried for e time. Lila Alkeehead search of provincial honors, having Seattle. March II—Health Com- Mrs. Oswald: “Last night I dreamt to -noon March II, SS3R, for work at the scored for Nanaimo, cutting Vic won from the Nanaimo team by de that you had opened a new business undermentioned schools: m Is» loner George N. McLoughlin 1. Erection of picket fence at TolmlS toria's lead to one point. K- Wool ton fault. The Nanaimo squad swooped and that your office wan surrounded Primary. ' . scored on a free shot, while Dora down on the Capital with four play has issued a warning to motorist* with flowers find palm».** 2. Painting fence et Totmle Primary. Bailey scored Nanaimo's last points ers above the age limit, only one and other contemplating visit» to Oswald: Those palms were the 3. Erection of mire fence at Cratgflower. 4. Hearing and leveling ground at by potting the ball on a fouL V. H. P. member ef.thair team being eligible Vancouver or other Canadian title* collectors*.* _ mlpsMr, —------went still further in the lend on to play In the championship series. near the border to secure vaccin taVInOllMU^iU»^* V Concreting basement at Strawberry Hilda Styan'e field basket. Marge An exhibition game was played, and ation certificate» before beginning Henry (in restaurant): “How do Vale. Wilson replaced Delay King, and did provided quite a little excitement. their trip. you happen to be working here?" {: et Ksating some very effective work. E. Dlne- Victoria .boys leading «-5 at half Through the United State» pub Alice ( waitress) : “When m.v friend went away he made me prom I. Ditching and laying drain» at west date came bark on the floor about time. The else and weight of the Na lic health service. Dr. MclxiugUn has five minutes before time, and suc naimo team proved too much for the been informed Canadian health offi- ise that I* wait for him." or any tender net necee- ceeded In bringing Victoria's total up sartly accepted. » to ll on a free throw. Specifications may the Secretary. Everyone on the .Victoria team Separate price for played a hard game, but Hilda etyan HUMORS OF HISTORY By ARTHUR MORELAND No. 14. — Christianity In England F. L. was undoubtedly the heroine of the game, by the feet that ehe held ot School Trustée» of méiiï Royal Oak, B.C. Torchy Hailey, the Nanaimo star, to two pointe. While ehe herself obtained wrrnrenpiwfi COMt'ALONCi BTMkLRgl five. Bazaar INTLR ITB N*ARLV Time FMCHUACH Ula Alkenhead and Dora Bailey It - THAT IS kwbS Y aSZuaJfi worked like trojana for Nanaimo, end :cojTOf**o scored seven of their team's points. ir At i am to-An The teems were as follows: BeeruA.su hay Victoria—K. Wcotton a. E. Dlnedale •roe only NOTICE TO CONTWACTOA» 1. H. Btyan I. 14. 1»M. TrtOlt StlHkUll 4 and B, W. Victor, be- 1 tween Denman and Bay Street*, end *r< of Ix>t Si. B. JSeea between Oeoree treet end Glevyr Jfvense. Per pnrtlcu- CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF 6Isr* apply te w. ti. Cameron. v|ty l*nd Commiaeioner, City HelL Victoria B C. VICTORIA ll -- Tenders for Electric Supplies» mm Cedar Poles, Etc. “GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT. Separate Sealed will be re- lved by the undf Up to 4 Notice of Application far Beer License 8prch 30. 1623. fqf Poles, Nitrogen I NOTICE li hereby Cable, etc. Sped! maiioni —y pe os- lit» «ay ef March, li talned at the office of the Purchasing BRINGING UP FATHER •By GEORGE McMANUS the ee- Agent, to whom all tenders must be ad dressed and marked on envelope “Ten- pert of ders for Electrical Huppllea.“ A marked cheque equal to 6% of the amount of the tender, made payable to the City MACAIE SA.YS « LU COT THS. HOW OkRE-fOO Treasurer, muet accompany each ten THkT m ALWATb CKkS* OUST To CO-XE OUT W4 THE British der. The lowest or any tender not ne cessarily accepted. _ LOkFiM'-1 Think WOW HCK. HOW VAJkO IM XOU». _> Ur«Oe«.'oHlKT? P described in E. H MICHELL. kMnxTiqub 2. Polio 166. Nm Purchasing Agent. I'LL SOKKRl&e City Hall. Victoria, B C.. March IS, OO TOO want V, 1623. lllUDll* to otsc.KA.ce n the open bottle for coi rrx ust_7—' the oremleea iisro Dated CORPORATION >P THE CITY OF THOI VICTORIA nisxs.ïiïssziirApplicant Tenders fer Felice Clothing Sealed Tenders will be received by GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT. the undersigned up to 4 p.m.. Monday. March 23. 1123. for the ^making and Nettes ef Application fer Beer License * x* Uniforms for the Police spaa. Specifications may be ob- Notice at the office eY the Purchasing next. gent, to whom all tenders must be ad- to the •eased and marked on envelope “Ten- A Keep Your Car Spic and Span PARLIAMENT Picture Stories From Foreign Lands MCCALL PRINTED PATTERNS ...... it...... f...... ■ AUTO PARTS Conservatives "Jumpy’" as Election Spectre Stalks; Camp Already Astir. t i Poll to be Held in June is Latest Hews From Tory High Com -•* NICKEL PLATED mand. f 6 ’ (By Times Staff Bepresenlative) Ottawa. March 16.—The Conservative Party's organisation throughout Canada is getting "jumpy” over election possibilities. This nervous reaction to the developments of the last few weeks " You know what ♦he Red label is pot alone apparent in the House of Commons. It has spread like Guarantee means—a thirty-day an electric current throughout the party web that stretches from DODGE absolute guarantee that everything one coast to another. The Conservative Party, which has thought too* Red Label is in perfect condition. This 1922 for some time that the Government would spring an election upon Guaranteed Dodge touring car has been very Above you see Abdel K$m. leader of the Moors against the Spanish, holding a military review MlcCtU PnmUd Pmttrrm *e* it this year is quite sure about it now. Everything that has preparatory to attacking the enemy. The little tot on the camel la his son. Below you see the Span died Car carefully used. Only run 8.000 happened since Parliament met, it believes, confirms this awful ish troops in full retreat after the attack. In Morocco. THK graceful jabot drape Bargain miles. Price ...... $900 prediction. A from neck to hem Is JAMESON MOTORS LIMITED In the* highest political circles here scheme for completely reforming the a feature of more than one It Is understood that the Conserva Canadian banking system. The de fashionable frock. it is tive headquarters has flashed its elec -THE SERVICE GARAGE" 740 Broughton Street bate. of course, was «full and Tong most deftly used In thin— lion warning signals far and wide to rows of empty benches were the chief its supporters. Already nominating listeners. The only flash of humor one of the new McCall conventions aro being arranged in I— ‘when Mr, Woodawnrtlx. leaned - Reinteot -UaUofB sty tee for some or me eastern constituencies over his desk, glared across at the Spring. and more will follow. From now on Cabinet,- - - and demanded; 'What is the bustle of preparation, the clank of arms and the cheering shouts of No one seemed to know exactly political captains will be heard in until a back-bencher piped up with: t he £