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THE VANCOUVER DAILY PROVINCE MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1023 i MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1928. QUALITY COUNTS' Yum-m-m, Raspberries 3 sj US. MOW AT HAVANA OVER CANAL DIARY TELLS OF AIRMAN'S TRAGIC FATE lirtsphorries j-fresh from your garilon why not? Hasp-licn it are easy tn grow if von follow a simple instructions. Plant now for best results. We can renini-rneriil our Gntlihorts lnruusi! they have rxtra strong shmly Years lo BulIJ Our Practice Gotnl denlisls and (rood dental services nre not established oer niglil-it took years for us to bring our ogunization lo ils present sl.ile of efficiency but did it.

runes. tn (, el liisii mil Legion Scores Big Bill Fcr Activities During War Period CLINTON, Jan. 2. (CD A letter to Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago, in which it was stated that his association with any patriotic programme "detracts from and does not add to its effectiveness," has been framed here by the delegates to the conference of the state department, American Legion. The letter was in reply to one received by the state department from Mayor Thompson, in which the latter asked the support of the Massachusetts Legion in his programme to "Americani.e American history." The delegates represented 79 Legion posts in the state.

The letter said in part "You ask our support! You. who, in 1918, by your actions, would have, in political glee, seen the supporters and defenders of our national integrity 'sold out into slavery'! You, a defender of American institutions! You, a patriot! You who had a great chance in the world's greatest crisis and who failed H'loNilid routs, special too. lmzen Canes 1UU Danes 'i'lic price ia $3.73 American Delegation Would Bar Foreign Aircraft From Fortified Zone. Document Found With Wrecked Plane Describes Battle With Storm. And Fruit- GERMAN COMPANY DENIED RIGHTS BROTHER FINDS FLYER'S BODY Ilitcliic's havi studieil "back yard" fruit trees for years.

llavf a wide assortment of PPl plum, cherry and pear trees. Always glad lo let von The Most ln Quality, And, Withal, Ton Save: Plates $2S CROWNS (22k), $5.00 BRIDGES $5.00 (pes tooth) Opposite Woodward's Cor. Bastings and Abbott -tteets I now what wove learned about getting best results. Court of Justice Proposal Is Expected to Stir Antagonism. By AKTHTTK SEARS KIN NIX CANADA TO HONOR RITCHIE FAMOUS EXPLORER UPSTAIRS AVANA, Jan.

23. The first da between the United Phone Seymour 5441 The urrealh and floral short 891 GRANVILLE ST. Across From the New Orpheum States and Latin American War Talk Is Mischievous, Says Borah U.S. Big Navy Plans Hotly Assailed By Senator. Hoyt, Lost for Days, Believed to Have Died of Exhaustion.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 23. (UP) Ice tormlng on his plane caused Fred loyt to lose control of tho machine and abandon it in a parachute, a diary released for publication by his brother, Gorge Uoyt, revealed. Hoyt's body was found on the snow-covered wast land thirty miles from Holbrook, Idaho, Saturday night, after he had been missing seven days. His plane had been located earlier in the day ten miles from the spot where his body was located.

The diary follows: TRIED TO RISE SALVATION ARHY IN SPECIAL SERVICES countries at the Pan-American Conference has occurred, it was learned Sunday night, over measures the American delegation propose for the protection of the Panama Canal rone, the American naval base at Guantanamo, Cuba, and other fortified places, from spying by foreign aviators. The American proposal Is an amendment to the projected convention on commercial aviation which Is to come before the conference committee on communications this week. Under the IS SERMON'S TOPIC VANCOUVER'S GREATEST VALUE IN English Blue Serge SUITS Tailored to our own specifications from a pure wool lS-ounce English Blue Serge guaranteed fast color for one year these suits present outstanding value. There are single and double-breasted effects for young men who seek the latest in style as well as conservative models. All sizes in stock in regulars, tails, slims, stouts and shorts, at $27-so If yon can duplicate this suit in Vancouver at this price, come and get our money back.

Training School May Be Rev. A. H. Sovereign Con Founded Here, Commis terms of the draft convention the United States may prohibit the aircraft of any other country from flying over any portion of ABOva roo. "January 14, 192.

6:30 p.m. Left Salt Lake City at 2 p.m. reached the pass (Stevell Pass). Fog on ground, so decided to go above as weather re tinues Series MacBeth On Loyalty. In tho second of a series of sermans on moral problems in Vancouver, Rev.

A. If. Sovereign spoke on "Sabbath Observance," sioner Announces. Commissioner Charles T. Rich cf Winnipeg led the Salvation Army lri special services Sunday ln connection with the annual congress of officers from British Columbia, Alberta anty Alaska.

In the afternoon a publia gathering was held in the Empre Theatre at which President I S. Klinc- XiOJTOOJT, Jmn. S3. (CP) patcliei from N.w Tork taUln of a ipsech on Saturday attrtbnted to Kear-AOmiral CliarXes T. Plan, kett, commandant of th Brook-Ira Wavy Yard, predicting1 war between th 'United States and Its commercial competitors, are prominently displayed Ln today's newspapers.

Tbe Star grave It a flrst-pag'e streamer headline as "sensational leech by American admiral," while the News editorially says: 'These straws show the way the wind blows and the views of a rear-admiral of the United States nary Indicate the direction ln which the thongbts of a section of the American people is torning." port clear at Hurley. Had 15.200 feet and started northwest At places still went through some Opened motor up (indicating to fellow avlatori that ice was already forming on the rlane) Its territory and may prescribe flying routes In the vicinity of prohibited areas, provided that the prohibition extends to American aircraft also. UNSATISFACTORY TO U. S. DELEGATES.

This Is unsatisfactory to the American delegation which has drafted an amendment by virtue of which the United States would determine what air lines could establish landing places in the vicinity of fortified areas and in other important respects control commercial aviation in the neighbor "Tho Sabbath Day Is the oldest of the University of B. C. presided. ordinance from God to man." he declared. "It is the oldest institution of tho human race.

One day's rest In seven is necessary to man's physical and mental life." The Lord's Day Act in Canada, Mr. Sovereign said, is in no sense a violation of man liberty. "It is a safeguard for all who labor, and secures for all a weekly day of hood of the canal zone. The matter TTTASIUXCTOX, 13. (CP) In his address Commissioner Rlc Indicated that a training school fo officers was needed in Vancouver, There is a school In Winnipeg attended by some sixty cadets, and It Is ex.

pected a similar institution will established here before long. The Army, the speaker declared. Is winning its way in all sections of the country. Commissioner Rich spoke of the -alue of street meetings in reachltT the man who is dow-n and who need encouragement. The band attracts ami then the words of the officer or other has been brought to a head by the efforts of the Scadta Company of Colombia, whit is backed by German Tho proposals before Congress i greater navy and recent capital, to establish a line of aircraft and turned 1440 revolutions per minute, Wires began taking on ice and speed i (Indicator) stopped.

Tried turn south-I east but couldn't hold course. Ship sinking. Finally lost (control) and went inlo three spins at 000 feet. I Tried to let ship adjust itself but was soon in fourth spin and decided to get out. Tried to get on wine but i noseil down, throwing me over centre section.

Fulled ring and chute seemed to epen instantly. Severe jerk and i when I realized what it was all about perhaps f-et above ground. Seemed just like hanging there. As soon as near ground limbered legs and Ftruclt facing wind. Threw mo head first Into snow.

Have no Idea of dl-- rection. Snowing constantly. Landed ijust 3 p.m., didn't hear nor see ship. 1 SJTOW BLIND 3 LOST FLYER. predictions of another war over commerce constitute sher madness.

In operating from Colombia across the William Dick New Corporation Limited Hastings at Homer speaker touches the heart and moves are well under way for tlio erection of a statuo to the memory of Chevalier Robert do la Salle. It will he built on tlie NiajrarH river, directly opposite the whirlpool rapids, ami will be higher than Brock's monument. rest, he declared. "The way in which the day of rest is spent depends on the man's character, and Is also an index of the size of his soul. It is true still that no great civilization has outlived the demise of Its religious faith." From Acts 20:18, "Fed the Church of God wThlch he purchased with His Own blood," Rev.

R. G. MacBeth, D.D., preached a sermon Sunday morning In St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. Things purchased by blood are highly-prized by right-thinking people, he said, and a country saved by the sacri i'anama Canal to an airport in the liepublie of Panama.

At the Instance of the United States the Government of Panama has refused up to date to grant the German company landing rights. American officials think it unwise to allow unregulated flying over the i.a.ral by foreign aircraft. Foreign aviators, it is conceived, would be able. If uncontrolled, to obtain an intimate knowledge of the defenses of the canal, and in the event of war the foreign air line might oe employed for the bombing of the canal. The United the opinion of Senator Horah, Uepuhli- can, Idaho, and duplicate the "insane policy tnarkeil Anglo-German relations prior to the Great Attacking ns "mischievous to the Inst degree" the recent recommendation of Admiral Chas.

F. Hughes, chief of naval operations, for virtually a billion-dollar ravy and the statement Saturday of rtear-AdmirHl Chas. P. I'Minkett. commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard, that a war with Great Ftriiain over commerce is inevitable, the chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee, ln a statement la-st night, said: "Ml this is part of a well-organized plan to prepare the public mind for a naval race.

A limited number of cruisers to help police our commerce can be Justiried. this programme, toeether with the wild and incited me iii in new auempis lo live in 1119 way Christ led, he said. Dr. Kllnck. In introducing tin speaker, spoke of the splendid worlc accomplished by the Army In Vancouver.

He commended Grnce Hospital and the social service work carried i a In other institutions of the organization. The nTtcers are meeting Commissioner Rich in conference today a' this evening a bend concert will le given In the Avenue Thcntre. Four Mrs. Mary A. Grant, Old-Time Resident, Passed Away Sunday II bands will take part and there will be a varied musical programme.

Mrs. Mary Aftnes Grant, aced of 1245 Kelowna ctreet, resident of Vancouver for thirty-Fix years, passed away Sunday at the General Hospital. She was the wife of Ucorge Kdward Grant. a.m., January 15. Kept fire all night.

Slept often. Snow continued, having no Idea of direction or where 1 am. Feel it best to stay here a.s It is very evhausling to try to walk through this mow. "3:10 p.m., January II. Fun came out for short time.

1 tried to estimate south from sun and decided this down this ridge. Will stay here and keep warm tonight then tomorrow will remove flying suit and endeavor to go soulh." "And he did go south," murmured fleorgo Hoyt, as he eoneiuded reading the diary to the Associated Tress correspondent. The diary was written on the cover page of an aviator's log States does not. seek to prevent the Scadla company from establishing a line crossing the canal, but It wants to tie able to designate the point at which the canal shall be crossed and the point at which landings are to be made in I'anama, and it wants to be free to allow more liberal privileges to American airship lines if it appears desirable. 3TRM1EN BURNTODEATH Killed Men Acetylene Torch Sets Off Explosion In Wreckage.

fice of men, and a freedom preserved in church and state by the valiant dead outfrt to be cherished. The church purchased by the blood of Christ can not be destroyed by outside enemies, he declared, but those within it must be faithful and loyal to God. Rev. J. G.

Drown, D.D., of Union Theological College, preached in Trinity 1'nitrd Church Sunday, nnd was heard by large congregations. Doing the will of God. be said, was the only way to know the doctrines. Obedience, is the way to spiritual knowledge, all other methods lead to doubt and disaster. Right living is Is sheer mad- IieHlflee her husband, the deceased is i about war, Fiirvived by five daughters, Mrs.

I'. nes Gill of Victoria, Mrs. J. C. 8111 of an Francisco.

Mrs. It. WriRht. Mrs. .1 FBSBICT3 WAR.

Brass Candlesticks Stolen From St. James' Other Robberies. By CYRIX ARTHUR FLAYER. (Stpeclitl Tahlp tn The Prnrinf and North AmeHfUn NEW YORK. Jan, 2.1.

War between 1" nit eel States and Its commercial competitors in the not distant future was Alliance. opvrlKhl lliN in flit 'tnm- trli tiy Nwrttl Amcrirun All.anw.) Hear-Adniiral predicted Saturday by HAVANA, Jan. 23. The draft of a R. McLaren and Mrs.

John Uuck, all of Vancouver, and two sons, Gordon Frederick and Harold William, both of Vancouver. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Nunn Thomson's chapel. Thomas Wilson officiating Interment will be in Ocean View Burial Park. DavH E.

Tompsett, Former Maniloban, Died Here Sunday David Kllas Tompsett, fisd 71, nf Twonty-rlKhth vpfiup wept, an early rp.ldent of Manitoba, away Sunday at th General Hospital. Funernl pervires will be held nt p.m. Tuesday at Center Hanna's chapel and fntprment will fn th family plot. Mountain Vinr Cemetery. The deceased was a native of D(c-born.

and went to in 17, where he remained until He is survived by his wife, two pnns. Dr. David A. Tompsett nf Vancouver and Harry of Goodlands, nnd t'xry Following the theft of two brass candlesticks from St. James' Church Sunday, cily police arrested Joseph Burns and George Morton, both of OTHERS INJURED cornmnndant of In a discussion orm.

non naval before the Na-Club. Admiral Charles P. 1'lunkett, Brooklyn navy arcl. of the proposed building programme, tlonal Republican the key to right knowing. It was announced during the service that the pastor, Rev.

J. D. Hobden. is recovering his health, nnd would return to his work sometime next month. lleatley avenue and Fowell street, and book, In anolher part of which the aviator hud written a letter to his wife Mary, whom, he had married Just a monlh before.

Ceoege Hoyt arrived here from Southern Idaho on his way to Los Angeles, his home, lie filled In details of the search for his brother, which h.gan a wet ago ia.st night. He ex- plained that his brother body was i found at about noon Saturday, three hours before the wrecked plane was discovered, hut that owing to the distance to a telephone, the report of the plane's discovery came out first. Such Is Life! North Shore Caledonians To Honor Memory of Poet l'lurkctt sjtid: "We are nearer war today than ever before In our history as a nation. "The penalty of commercial and Industrial efficiency inevitably is war. If I read history correctly, this country Is nearer war than ever before, because our commercial position today places us in competition with other great xomit Jan.

dauchters. Mrs. V. I. Johnson of Win trea.ty calling for the creation of a International Court of Justice, with sweeping compulsory jurisdiction, wilt be submitted this to the I'an-Ameriean Conference here, according to the statement made to the North American Newspaper Alliance by Jesus M.

Yepes, a Colombian delegate. This proposal already has been endorsed in caucus by a majority of the Latin delegations, and Is viewed as likely to prove the pepperiest Ingredient thus far added to the chile con came which is being prepared here for the consumption of the American delegates. Fnneral of J. E. Mayaew.

The funeral of Joseph Edward May-hew, aged 6S, who passed away Saturday at the residence of his sister, Mrs. L. D. Swenciton, BOO Eighth avenue east, will be held at 3 p.m. Wed Ilpraldf-I by baep'p.

the "haggis nipeg and Mrs. Charles Neville of Wos- TEXARKANA, Jan. (CP) Three members of a train wrecking, crew were burned to death and several others seriously Injured on Sunday In explosion of a gasoline-filled tank at Ogen, twelve miles north of here. Scott Sharp, a car repairer, died a -frw minutes after the blast from burns received when gasoline was set fire from an acetylene torch which the crew were using to clear away wreck-ape of the derailed tank car on the City Southern Hallway. T.

A. Sella, 35, Texarkana, and Aroog Snow, a negro, died later in kada, Man. commercial nations." FASMTR SUSPECTED charged them with the theft. I A. Young, 133 Seventh avenue ea-t, reported to police that he had lost a wallet and $2S to a pickpocket.

The home of J. M. Andrews, Oravelcy street, was entered by burglars and looted of a radio set, a fountain pen and $10. Burglars stole tools from the home of u. Murtrakoff.

street east. The Canadian Window Hukcry. 705 liavie street. entered, but nothing laken. It was the ihird time this store ha-s been broken into in the past two weeks, tlio management reported.

Morton and Rums were convicted when they appeared before l'oliee Magistrate It. C. Shaw at 11 am. and I i mm To Address Board of Trade. Mr.

V. M. lilacU, chairman of Hi will mfikr its appparanrp at the annual Hums supper of tho St. Andrew's awl Calfiionfan Sooioty in the K. I.

Hall WtdnesOay night. In oommrmoration of the t-irthdrty of Uurn.s, a toast to "The Immortal Memory" will proposed ly Mr. Justine Morrison. "The bainlfs We Scotland and Canada," will bf! tho of Mr. Dugald JXmasfhy.

committpe of direction, operating under the Krltish Columbia Produce Marketing Act, has arccpted an invitation to addresn the Vancouver lioaid of 7ATAX. CRASH. George Hoyt said that when he first went to the seem? of the search with I.loyd Stcarman, president of the ytearman Aircraft Company that employed Fred Hoyt. he was called on the telephone by a rancher living near Holbrook. The rancher was disgruntled because no planes had searched an area near his farm, where he believed the aviator had gone down, lie urged an Immediate search.

"It proves that there is a guiding spirit tn everything." George continued. "Stearman and I went into that country In which the search had BID NOT MX AN BRITAIN. NEW YORK. Jan. (CP) The New York Times quotes Rear-Admiral Charles P.

Plunkett, commandant of the Hrooklvn navy yard, as denying that ho predicted war with Great Britain. "I don't remember what I did say," tho Times quotes tho admiral as saying. "You go get the record; you will see what I faid. and you will get something worth while- My remarks were taken down stenographically. "1 am not In the habit of predicting war.

Preparedness, in my mind and In the mind of all other navy and army Trade at an early date. Sons cf England, Lodg-e Wil before held its regular meeting 1c, the I. O. O. K.

Hall, Sixth and Main. Church Service Held to were remanded to Tuesday for '0r Atn Toon" will he proposed by Aid. H. C. K.

Mr. William will toat "The Uissir-s." A sword dame by Miss Annio T.amont and several vocal selections will conclude the programme. District Deputy Supreme President rt. nesday from Harron Rros. William-sun's chapeL Services will be under lie auspices of Western Star Lodge, No.

10, I. O. O. K. Rev.

O. M. Sanford will officiate and interment will be In Mountain View Cemetery. The de Wintcrbottom paid an official visit end lis installed the officers for 19:18. Lloyd George Believes Brazil May Become One ceased is survived by two brothers.

James of Saskatchewan and Ira of Manitoba, and three sisters. men. leads to peace and not to The stenographic record of the admiral's address was not available, ANOTHER VERSION. extended over an area of about Soo square miles and went almost to the eiact spot Immediately." George said that his brother had travelled some distance after landing. Commemorate Robert Burns The annual service commemorating the memory of Robert Burns, the Scottish "poet, was conducted In Firsrt Church Sunday evening by Rev.

J. Richmond Craig. The congregation taxed the capacity of the building and seats were reserved for members of the Burns Fellowship. The scriptures were read In Scottish dialect, and the "imon was a tribute to the genius F.urns. The need for the family ltHr In every home was urged by Mr.

Craig. Be drew a comparlsun between the J'i'alms of l'avld and the pottos of Tin us. and mid the favorite poet of tin. Scots has left his impress upon all generations. Of Greatest Countries LISBON, Tortugal, Jan.

23. (CD-Former l'remler I.loyd George, en rout to Fngland. after a brief visit to Kraull, has arrived hern. Jl expressed enthusiasm regarding liraxil, saying was great country, which He added that the parachute had not been found, but predicted that when it was recovered, it would be found spread out as a signal to passing airmen engaged In the rearch Fred Iloyt SatUt St. Karl Hotel Burned.

EAULT STE. MARIE, Jan. 23. (CP); Fire breaking out early today from an unknown caue. resulted in a loss of in, 000 by damage to a vacant hotel on Goulais avenue, and two adjoining buUdins.

John Mitchell Laid at lost. Funeral services for John Mitchell, aged 74, who passed away Saturday at his residence, 37 iventh avenue west, were held at 2 p.m. at Harron The Sunday Herald Tribune's account of a public speech by the ad-miraj on Saturday said "ho was asked later If be anticipated war with Great Uritaln." "The. answer was unequivocal," said the Herald-Tribune. "Yes.

I mean Great Hritain or some other ration whose interests are affected. Great Hrltajn may not at the outset declare In two generations might become one of the greatest ln the world. war. but she will let some smaller Hros. Williamson chapel.

Kev. A. work. nation do that and get behind her. W.

Mcintosh officiated. The deceased Is survived by his wife, a son, Kobcrt, and two daughters, Mary and Priscilla. Mouse Rings Fire Alarm In Ontario High School BRIGHTON', Ont. (CP) The repeated ringing of a fire alarm In Brighton's high school, causing pupils to dash out In hurried fashion, gave rise to another cry of "spooks'" In this district. The janitor, however, discovered that he had left a broom standing against a push button.

A littlo mouse, crawling uo the broomstick, nibbled at the ANNOUNCEMENTS. Mwtleii1 wMtr (hit knMIM Ot wtr ItM firat iMertiim: 40 tlM 2 WWS uaueutlvt luirtlML CANADIAN PACIFIC KA1LWAT CO. Transcontinental and Loral Trala and Coast Steamship Service. "The Imperial" (through Vancouver-Montreal train leaves Vancouver st 1:00 m. daily, also carrying through standard sleeper to Chlcage via Min Knew would be progressing.

George Hoyt also said there, would probably he a note with the parachute. He added that seven pieces of blue paper had been torn from the log and that four of these had been found some distance from the aviator's body. Four of them still are missing. This was taken to mean he was leaving a trail from the parachute. BOUT TOVWD NEAR FAOOOT3.

The aviator's body was found beside a pile of tag brush which he apparently gathered for his fire during the night. George said his brother had probably become exhausted in gathering the brush and had sat down to rest, never to get up. The letter to his wife was written shortly after 1 o'clock, two hours he. fore the last entry in tbe diary. On Admiral Plunkett spoke at a nonpartisan luncheon at tho National Republican Club and wa quoted In tho Sunday Times as having made an RP-pel for preparedness, saying that unprepa.redness bad cost the United States I2fi.

000. 000,000 in the Great War snd that future war was sure If control of th sea was contested with goods and not with guns. Yon work smoother, better with an "Ofhce Specialty" Efficiency Desk. Everything you need at your finger tips top drawers for card records, bottom draw-era or vertical filing, center drawer tor office toola. Drawer operate smoothly on roller bearings.

Styles in Wood or Steel for executives, stenographers, salesmen. See this desk THE WEATHER 1 NEW FIRM LEASE BUILDING button, causing the. alarm to ring. Ltiht to mo4rt sind. raotUr cloulj, th mutb K-rn'imi mtl uriaUj Siortt-? elflo.ir with Twenty Years Ago In Vancouver today.

ilonary on lh fna rWiij. mprirt ly fohi neapolis and bt. Paul. "The Toronto Express" leaves at 9:01 a.m. dally.

"Coast-Kootenaf Eapress" leaves al 1:10 p.m. dally. "Fraser Valley Local" leaves at 1:11 pjn. dally. "Vancouver-Huntingdon" leaves at a.m.

dally except Sundays. Coast Steamship Service. To Seattle, Victoria, Nanalmo, Powell River. Prince Rupert, Alaska. Gulf Islands, ttc, full particulars on request.

Trunin pTr tM groinr. Zro IfOiper' lure prtnM tn th prtfie. the first page of the log was a single sentence: "Letter for my wife will be found on page it Chinese Observing New Year With Noise And Song nrp ohpen-inc thr-lr Nw Year tod.iv. nnil lliroiiehont thr worlil firccnckcrs are popping, and soviet January 33, 1908. Total earnings of the H.

C. Flertrlr Railway Company during 190" was tiiM, of which the city receive! $111,38 as its percentage. A 7000-ton steamer Is being built tn Glasgow for the Canadian-Australian run from Vancouver to Sydney. The vessel will shortly be completed and will replace the steamer Aorangi MX Mrs, ranees Barrett Puses. Mrs.

l-'rancfR T-arrett, acd f8, wife of Joseph P. Barrett, Of.2 Richards street. paweri away Sunday at the Ceneral Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Arm-strong Hotson's chapel.

Rev. 11. J. Rent son. officiating.

Interment will in tWun View Hurial Park. The Cause huge stock of merchandise to be thrown on the Vancouver market at bargain prices. Iargc crowds attend opening day's sale. The former rrry Navy Flore, located at 40 Hastings street west, was the scene of creat buying" enthusiasm Saturday. The new people that have taken over tho store have placed a merchandise expert in charge, wl-u is represented by tile wnrld famed price cutter, known as IVtnsey the price cutter, in order to dispose of the greater part nf tbe stock, as many lines will be discontinued.

I'cople in need of furnishings, hats. jos is MnoKins. Ail over China, oven in the various armies. Chine are taking time to honor the day. In all the larse centres i't the vnrt'l they arc cclclirat-ins nfl in a't'Iition crM, ealtereil on --hips throiiKhntit the tievrn SPAM, fire p.iyillK their rpects.

The only Chinese crew in Vancouver is on SS. Kmpress of Uns-sia, which arrhoil somlay. Minimum YfiUrrUj. Minimum. Wlhf, rirtAHt 4- VanrwiTT A Vnlt.

Rjimlrtonn I'S IS tiuwlj. tUrkm-lll rrlivf Birr! 4'i Clear. -1! 4 Vlr Talomh 4 4t 1'rtntJnJ, Orr.in 4il "ir s-aMt Ciifidy. San Fratwtsco i IVn't'lon saskatoon l-ft C1 4 in ti 4np-llt 1H KpRiua I 11. lUtawa I mrrwl fcL John 12 TUESDAY'S TltUS- nih 3 tt 4i High .1 i U) UJe 13.53 iTUfBDAVS HUSi.

T44kA Saw 4il a CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RAIL. AND COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE. The Continental Limited leaves Vancouver at 9:50 m. daily for Montreal, offering convenient connections for the Eastern Plates and Marltimes. This is an all-steel train, with radio-equipped observation car.

SS. Prince Rupert leaves Vancouver each Monday at 8 p.m. for Powell River, Ocean Falls, Prince Rupert, Stewart and Anyox. 8S. Prince John leaves Vancouver fortnightly for the yueea Charlotte Islands.

deceased was a native of l-ngland. FtreoLen answered tare alarms Ban-day morning. At 1:16 a ruhMMi fire occurnd at the rear of Livingstone's store. -741 tlranville street. A chimney fire broke out at the home of Kdward Choute, $t'4 Klghth avenue west, at 9:25 clock, and an hour late there was a rubbish fir? toil iilford street.

LiUI tiauiaue a duu by the Ruilding inspector Jarrett, In his estimates to the City Council, requested the appointment of an assistant for his office. Building permit has been granted Ixio Gee Wing for the erection of a brick building on Pendrr street east, between Westminster and Columbia avenues. Cost of the structure will be 12,04. clothing, shoes, outdoor supplies, will do well to pay this extraordinary sale a visit. Many wonderful bargains are M.

Pan! Enior, Trench eonral ln Vancouver, will address the Rotary Club. Tuesday, on tbe subject "Hie tliuna lluntlmr 1 lip World Over." M. suior tuui buaueU bi ciu muy to be had. The sale resumes daily, starting, at the fixed hour of nine..