♦ WEATHER FORECAST WHERE Tp GO TO-NIGHT Playhouse— Hottentot. Pant age#—Vaudeville. lor 36 hour» ending 5 p. m., Thursday: Capitol—Backbone. Ik>rnIn Ion—Enemies of Women, Victoria and vicinity—Light to mod- t'ohtmbla—The Prisoner of Zenda. era** westerly wtugs, fine and warmer. Royal—Scars of Jealousy. * === ===== VOL. 63 NO. 20 VICTORIA, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS President of United Stales ADMINISTRATION STRIKERS ARE NOW CHANGES IN INDIA SAY TREATY GREAT POLICE NET SPREAD On Fishing Trip at Campbell River DECLARED SUCCESS To-day: Hon. Warren G. Harding .Simla. India. July 25.—(Can­ CAIN FOB TURKEY adian Press Cable)—Remarkable IN ONTARIO FOR SIX Unions in Cape Breton Vote success has attended the greater London and New York Papers Seize Documents of French measure of self-government ex­ Army in Ruhr for Resumption tended to the Indians three years Express Views ago, according to a étalement Chemical Works at Bochum Twelve Ships at Sydney for made " by Sir Frederick Whyte. ! London Times Describes Pact - TORONTO BANK THUGS I*resident of the Legislative As­ Coal Cargoes sembly uf India, speaking at a As Generous and Just Occupied By French banquet given In his honor here. The first three years of the Indian Gourion, July 25.—The out­ Berlin, July 25.—The Berlin Sydney. X. S.. July 25.—The Parliament, he skid, have proved All Points Where Criminals Might Cross Into United newspapers lo-ilay report that Princes* l>ocal of the United -i'-J ■ ‘ this. standing note of all comment in States Being Closely Watched; Numerous Reports German police arrested a French Mine Workers at Sydney Mine» to-riay's newspapers on the sign­ courier belonging to the French accepted the Lewis-Barrett order ing of the Near Fast Peace Have Reached Police, But None Have Led to Arrests Embassy in Berlin, on an express at a largely-attended meeting *1!; Treaty at Lausanne yesterday is train near Hagen, on the edge ami will go hack to work under THERS DREAM n frank admission of Turkey’s Toronto, July 25.—Early this afternoon the Toronto and pro­ of the Ruhr. Important docu­ the leadership of the provisional complete diplomatic victory over vincial police authorities were still without any real clues as fo the ments intended for the com­ president of District 2ti of the the Allies. The new treaty whereabouts of six bandits who held up a number of Toronto hank mander of the French Ruhr army United Mine Workers of Am nevertheless is regarded by some messengers yesterday, shot three of them and madeae their get* were seized, it is said. erica. I commentatorsenm nu'Mlul n rw asuu au goodin w », I one.n n a away with. a sum of.. money variously... estimated at betweenr The shippers at Scotia Pier, who The Times describes the docu­ $84,0(X) and $130,01X1, but while delay in notifying the outside London. July 25.—French troops were members of the Princess Local, I ment as a model of generosity occupied the Bochum Verey Chemi­ will it is expected, also return to chiefs of police of the robbery aided the bandits to escape, it. is cal Works at Bochum and arrested work In- a day or two. and justiefr. believed they are still in Ontario and "a net is being spread the manager, according to a Central Twelve ships are inr. port her» Finds Body of Sixteen-Year- _Ncws dispatch received by way of awaiting coal cargoes, and these will New Turk. July 25 (Canadian throughout the province by the Provincial and Federal agents to Berlin. - be loaded once the shippers return. Old Lad Floating at Point Çress)— Commenting on the Lau catch the robbers. Further plans in the hunt for the gunmen were No. 7 mine at Florence will also ÎKt”*on*1SLy princwî,<thàriwï<!r,|l!i perfected at a special meeting of the Toronto police commissioners resume o|>eratlons In a day or two, Visualized so that practically all the minera on better than war, on* «sea be glad that 1 early to-day f-ie north side will resume work be­ Jury Recommends Extensions the Lausanne negotiation* have end - i ■ Attorney-General Aids. POLICE SHCHING fore the end of the we A. It was said ed in the signing of a treaty, but that j to Towing Paths and Lower­ I* about the1 only occasion for re- Attorney-General Xickie Is, also joking. taking an active part in the search ing of Ropes The treefy write* into history the and to-day conferred with Major- STATEMENT BY General William*. Commissioner of i HUNGARIAN PREMIER fact that the Great Rowers were beat­ en by the Turks because of their the Ontario Provincial Police, with 1 AND PRONAY AGAIN A brother’s dream led to Jhe moral and Intellectual shortcoming*, a view to enlarging on the work of Man and Wife in Hospital Fol­ ON FRIENDLY TERMS discovery of the'body of Newton declares The Times, adding that the Provincial Police in the case and Egbert Vernon Larkin, the hix- while the Allies were beaten, the to insure that all points of entrance lowing Hold-Up North of Greeks ami Armenians will have to to the United States are brought un­ Budapest. July 26.—The trouble be­ teen-year-old victim of Sunday's pay the bill. “Nevertheless since the der the watchful eye of the law. tween Premier Bethlen and Colonel Insulin Discoverer Expected Everett, Wash. sad drowning fatality at the IHiwer# entered into a Near Hast ar­ Numerous reports have poured Into Pronay. which led to Count Bethlen rangements which really settles noth­ to Make Announcement the authorities from many points in challenging Pronay to a duef has Gorge, after almost forty-eight Snohomish County Sheriff ing. they will have to pay their share Ontario of "rough looking men hav­ been settled. Pronay withdrew his in due time, * the paper asserts. in England charges against the Premier yester­ A hours of ceaselesft search by th#1 ing been seen In speeding motor cars,*6 The World declares that "fine Plans to Use Blood­ day and expressed regret that he had hut not one has given the police any Provincial, Saanich and Esqui­ promises of humanitarian obligations assistance in apprehending the ban­ hounds made them. mau Police. Coroner K. C. Hart was have again yielded to political neces­ Occasion Is Address to British dits. told at the Inquest this morning. sities,’’ and the Turks, unaided, have Medical Association Wrecked Car Found. Seattle, July 25.—Northwest After evidence of how the tragedv won a victory for their nationalism happened Edward Arthur l^arkin. which the (’entrai Powers in a mili­ There was a report from Fort Erie, police, sheriffs and a special who gave evidence of Identification, tary alliance could not win with their l>ondon. July 25.—New and Ont., to-day. that a .skeleton of a large touring car had been found ly­ posse are searching to-day for related the story. 8 TllfcVor Id add s. “ft U. fU.ÜJQ£.JM t wonderful {Mwsihilities of médi­ IT appear* that the relatives, ing #>n the garrison road and that tua daring highwaymen who parriruTirry m# mol' were salvos fri Constantinople shduhî cele- rai science which up until now the local poliee believed it to be the shot and desperately wounded very much distraught at the brSte the signing at Lausanne and ruins of the large touring automobile MINISTER IN LONDON thought that the body of the boy had the news that in 1923 Turkey has ha VP been k>pt a 61086 8661*61 in which the Itandit* made their es­ Finley Y. McKee, Hamilton lu in PRESIDENT HARDING SPENDS not beep recovered. Every foot of. won a war against the Allies which cape from Toronto. The remains of will bp revealed to-day by Dr. the car were still smouldering early Iterman, anil Mrs. McFee, Premier Bruce Has New Plan the bottom of the bed near and about she began In 1914.’* flubbed another man into un­ the scene of the tragedy6 was thor­ F. G. Banting, the Canadian who to-day. It was said, and the Buffalo for Australia oughly combed by the dragging par­ and Fort Erie police are Investigat­ consciousness anti robbed three DAY ON VANCOUVER ISLAND ties. bqt no trace was found of the discovered the insulin treatment ing The theory in consequence la persons of ♦1.075, negotiable missing youth. advanced that the bandits set fire to Says Present Drift Ought to His family was rapidly becoming for diabetes, The Daily Express the car and escaped at rose the river cheques valued at $1,500 and more and more distracted, and his to the United States side. ■ jewelry valued at $875. The at- Be Ended Flotilla Anchors Off Duncan Bay and Party Goes to mother was In a heart-rending state says. latest reports from the hospital tack» occurred on the I*acIfic High­ of worry, fear and sorrow. It was at Dr. Banting is expected "by the where the bank messengers. James London. July 25.— (Canadien Harris of the Standard Bank. W. 8. way north of Everett at about 9.80 Campbell Lakes; Whole Local Population Welcomes this time that Ids brother Arthur FOB 191 DISEED newspaper to take his audience of o’clock Monday night then d«H-lared that he wished he Duck, of the Union Bank, and David Press Cable)-~The London Daily 500 doctors along new avenues of re­ Campbell, of the Sterling Bank, who McFee. manager of the Linman Presidential Party.