713

Date 1912-02-01

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m over Souch s 17843, roomed (new) All conven. mmediate pos- e Co, Aue Phome 481. 1r2uee arn, Columbia head of horses. 377 Esplanade, 11d) mo, OUND, ses. Owner can plying at the ng for this ad. 17343 D the return of and colt, white d tail, branded s star om right st with her colt nk Carey, Med- 25, F. 1-8-16,3tw S yra, old, with white spot on 4 legs, branded left jaw. 0, 10 reward. F-1-4tw WAY ew cars of good t lowest market Smieh, Sun- F-1-itw our joods of any d - sred for our reg- on the Market ed-on goods con- sale. Apply H. 366 Toronto St. ne 481. See our here of auction NEOUS ts, outfit break- Apply Furrow, 165dtt S AND GENTS shoes, watches, vers, valises, sult instruments, t waggony, bug- -yeles, carpenter 8 and furs, horse hers, bought and Harvard Tailoring feal avenue, . opposite P.O. box 701. st Prives Paid for 23Dtt. HAZ HIDE, FUR Phe above have election ot Second a elty. We carry and Bedding, new Clothing, Clock Rifles, Guns, Re- Buggies, Harness, of winter goods ; mentioned above nrices. Call at 604 or Phone 687. CLEANING AND . beg to announce ned a cleaning and nent opposite the th Ave. All work satisfaction. New goods bought and 18, Prop. Phone Jan. 30. See the A. P. ting Co. 165d. wAL. UNDON, Barrister, ary, Medicine Hat, uitt Block, Room 2; O. box 548. 63Dtt S CARDS, 3 MACHINES and ning Pianos and nd to rent All ce. W. J. Fleming, reat, pirella Corsets made iaranteed against Phone 594 or Mrs. Jean Mat- , Main St 168d1m enographer k, correspondence, folding and Con- Imperial Bank Fours: Ayano: ett, B.ASe. 1 Engineer, berta Land Surveyor Spur Railways, Sewage, Irrigation, ns, Ete, 2 licine Hat, Phone 484 Lost gt; AR TRAN AL A SII a Teersday, February Ist, 1912 MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS Soatestoetests Sesteatesteatestess 5 TWUEIMONE If you want a good ser- viceable tie, one that is all the rage in New York and the big cities East we have it and ab 50c each the same price that they are sold all over the American contin- ent. Drop in and.look them over, a i Turpin Bros. The Man's Store Where You Get the Big Dollar's Worth GAME LAWS OF WESTERN CANADA A neat little booklet compiled for our customers and made to ft the vest pocket, containing game laws of Manitoba, Sas- Eatchewau, Alberta and British Columbia ang Ontario, also oth- er useful information to the Sportsman. This booklet will be gladly maited with our compli- tents to any desiring same. THE CANXDIAN ARMS SORTING GOODS CO FI WTS SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT Jack Goodman, 10 1g Erne Ys. rounds, at New York. Jack (Twin) Sullivan vs. Tony Roaa, rounds, at Titusville, Pa. BAPTIE'S SKATING FINE EXHIBITION Champion s Work at the Local. rink drew forth Much Applause from Spectators, A good largo crowd turned out last might te witness the exhibition of fast and faacy skating by Orval Baptie. Whose who were fortunate enough to pe presont were given a rare treat. Mr. Baptie s exhibition was marvelous. Hie fancy work. was excellent and showed wonderful science, In fast skating ho gave D. Woodhouse and D. Coulter a half a lap start and eas- fly beat them out. The local boys did well, however, and proved they were mot afraid to stack up against the champ. He also gave a good exhibi- tion of fast backward skating, beat- ing the two in a raco, they skating froatwards. The most amusing was his fox bunt im which be had six lads on the ice to catch him. They would just catch hold of his coat when he would glide away. His backward jump over eight barrels drew forth much applause from the spectators as did his sult skating. CARUSO BETTING HIS HEAD OFF ON THE ITALIAN WRESTLER Match Comes es Off Monday Night when Sunny Coun- tryman meets Zbysco. (W.-A. P, Dispatch.) Now York, Feb. 1. If the weight of money will make a favorite, Raicevich fa going to be a decided choice over Zysco when they meet at Madison Square Garden Monday night to de- elds which is the better wrestler. farico Caruso, the famous singer Is prepared to bet all kinds of coln on his fellow countryman, Caruno, who was-an enthusiastic spectator at the previous match between the Itallan and the Pole thinks that Raice- vick Is the greatest wrestler in the world, and wants to back him not on- ty against Zbysco but against the world s champion, Frank Gotch, for aay amount of money. The tenor sont in an order yesterday for two ringstde boxes for the coming contest and has among bis guests other prom- (we FINE EXHIBITION oefeateatesteateste. Opposition Edmonton, Feb, 1. Practically all of the afternoon session of the lexis- lation was taken up in the discussion of a bill amending the act of the Can- adian Northern in which they agked power te construct a large number of new lines in various parts of the province, Members of the opposition strenuously fought the measure which they claimed was being pushed through by the government. Premler Sifton asserted that the bill was to prevail and that the gov- ernment was taking no part in the discussion, He also stated that it CW. AP. Dinpateh) 4 Had Strenuous Talk on C.N.R. s Bill: would not in any way conflict with the lin the government., Committee whole finally adjourned the sion, There wero a number of lively times between T. M. Tweedie, Calgary, and of the discus- enteen failed proposed to be guaranteed bY ed by one western cowboy pulled the ropes away fr eae ateatoatesteatestostestestestoste-steateaeeteateateaeaces, WILD BULL LOPES OVER HOUSE TOPS (W. A P. Cable.) London, Feb, 1A bull t with a herd through York Roa attle market today became d dashed into th frighten ance of five-storey flat louse: The bull ; climbed halt way up the first floor Claimed that the Government was Pushing Through isnt of stairs, and crowds pursued Bill Latter took no part in Talk as Lines do 10t (ee in nee Conflict with Government Guaranteed Ones. finally gained the roof Here seven- teen polleemen and drov rs tried 10 lasso him with ropes. The whol to accomplish the Job hich could easily Yave been perform- The bull tiem and broke them us fast as they could Ket them over bis bead, Finally one ma: borrowed a rabbit gun from Regent's Park Zoo nearby and fired eleven bul- J. R, Royle, Sturgeon. Speaker Fish- jets into the animal, The only effect er beld his annual dinner at the King was to enrage him, The bull charged Edward Hotel last night, every wall 5 feet 7 inches high sep- The supply bill of total estimates qrating the houses and Minded on an- of over ten million dollars was gtven other roof, There the bull charged its third reading and nearly all pass- several spectators, including a news- ed and afterwards lt was assented to paper photographer, who escaped by by the Heutenant governor. dodging around a chimney. He jump- cided on. Word was received in the city this morning that the legislature had pass- ed the Incorporation of: the Scottish Securities Co, capitalization 60,000, with headquarters in Medicine Hat. Just who are the promoters of the new company is not as yet known, but thelr Idea Is to erect a large business block here and work will be started iz cw. ALP Duluth, Min n., Feb. perior is believed to be freezing over. It so t Will be the first time within the memory of the white.man. The ice field is now so great that open water AUSTRALIAN 10 BE NEXT DUKE OF FIFE Politician will be Given Titles Held by the King s Brother-in-law. W. A. P. Dispatch) New York, Feb, 1 The New York American has the following cable des- patch from London: The Duke of Fite s successor to the Farldom of Fife will be Jekel Camers Ruff, who bas been for several years a politician in Australia. Politician Duff will inherit not only the title of Earl of Fife but also the title V: count Kornuft and Baron Bracom. No property goes with the title and the peerage does not carry with it the right to a seat in the House of Lords as t is an Irish peerage. There is love and romance back of this mixup in title. Fife was almost a landless Earl until Princess Lowsia fell in love with him. The riaFriage was opposed by the Royal Family for fa long time. Queen Victoria finally ylelded to the lovers and gave her blessing to the match. She made Fife a Duke. This explains why the Duke- dom goes to her daughter who Js of royal blood, but the other titles go to his family. TODAY'S MARKETS Winnipeg, Feb. 1 May wheat, old, opened 101 3-8, closed 101 3-8; May, new, opened 100 5-8, closed 100 3-4; July opened and closed 102. May oats opened 43 7-8, closed 44 -4; July opened 43 7-8, closed 44 1-8; extra No. i feed, May, opened 39, clos- 2 39, May flax opened 189, closed 189 Cash Prices Wheat No, 1 Nor. 96 1-4; 2 Nor 3 Nor. 88 3-4; 4 Nor. 82 1-4; Barley, rejected, 47; feed 46. 1 NW., 189. rican Markets Minneapolis, Feb. 1. May wheat oj ened 105 7-8, closed 106 1-8; July op- ened 106 6-8, closed 106 7-8. Chicago, Feb. 1. May wheat opened 102 3-8, closed -02 3-4; July opened (memt singors now appearing at the Metropolitan Opeta House. 95 3-4, closed 94 1-2; Sept. opened 93 Securities Co. Will Build Block Here Scottish Co with Headquarters Here rs Here Incorporated with 60,000 Capitalization Site of Building not De- Lake Superior is Freezing Over Water can be Seen at few Points Cold February would Probably Freeze whole Surface. was ntenced to 1 th hard , sister shout eo out the neceerer astal 3 Doors East of Bank of Montreal, the first thing in the spring. This) Tero no was tezaey work, and a camp will be a matter of Saison, who was yesterday te Rx company was organized some tlme ago It 1s understood and application fer incorporation made, but later they decided to increase thelr capitaliza- tion. Over halg the capital for the ven- ture is already subscribed. The ex- act location of the proposed bloc not been decided upon. Dispateb.) 1 Lake Su-)can only be either shore. its fame as an ice maker month, there is great reason for the belief that the entire surface will become solid. With February here and PEG MURDER MYSTERY : NOW CLEARED UP 16 Year Old Youth Pleads Guilty to Shooting Aged Spinster. (W. A. P. Dispatch.) Winnipeg, Feb. 1. The mysterious shooting affray which occurred at Kil- donan on the night of Jan. 2ist when Miss Jane Templeton, a-resident of that district, was shot on opening the door of her home, bas been finally cleared. Mike Zealwaski alias Thomp- son Was arrested today by the local police ou the charge of carrying con- cealed weapons and afterward con- fessed to the killing. In his confession the boy who is not yet sixteen years of age, states he went to the house with the inten- tion of robbery and was under the Im- pression that no adulgs were around; He knocked atthe door, holding a loaded revolver in his hand, and when the door was opened by Miss Templeton he was so surprised that the gun went off, according to his story, accidentally. Some credence is given the boy's story as it s his first offence. He-will come up for sentence in the morning. RIOTS AT JUAREZ Garrison Revolt Causes Much Trouble in Mexican - Border City. (W. A. P. Dispatch) Paso, Tex. Jan. 1 At 8.90 o'clock, this morning a semblance of order began to replace the rioting which came on the heels of the re- volt of the garrisom at Juarez last night. Guards were stationed to stop looting, particularly of saloons and drink inflamed malcontents were plac- ed under restraint as far as possible. While no official statement has been made it was assumed ther would be no rioting today. Col. Hover with troops of the Fourth Cavalry, patrolled the American side of the Rio Grande River and declined to permit Americans to pass to the Mexican shore, plea of being hard up, bad ontained tas et least one sum of snoney resident im the cit. red tio work at th right time: S er-troura-tew-pointe-on/of them got a good scare but none of nd finally He was fin- ed several other walls landed on the fifth roo ally despatched with a POLICE COURT At 10 am. this morning before CaMain Parker and Mr. Hopper at the Police Court Pat Maloney, anoth- from Calgary, was charged vagrancy end with baving no The eccus:- 1850 with visible means of support. who has been in Canada since manded for. witnesses to be procaded, was sentenced to'two months at Leth- bridge and recommended to be depor, ted. Hvidence was gives that be owed fa local-botel about 100 and, on the froma. : SEVEN PERSONS Jopn Boneman left Weinesday for the Hut to prove up bis homestead. The members of the Hampton Coal Mine had au interesting time of it over some unforeseen mistake when a charge of powde was set off and fail Avtew Bowell visitor Thursday last. Se seateats Seat 7 GALT CARS, Tourist and Roadster, FIVE MODELS A wonderful, silent, powerful and enclosed, Including valves, flywheel, nan al Immedia 1y reached by simply remoy transmission, tight, oil-tight and dirt-proof aluminun The Greatest Actual Automobile Value for the Money in Canada. The Reasons Why: In the chansis there tas been adopted a style and a standard of construction that simply nnot weaken and that will stand up under the most trying testa in motor car depend- ability : efficient motor, bullt in the Unit Power Plant type clutch in fact every possible working part 1s enclosed housing, yet so easily accessible that any trouble can be ing one of the quick detachable casing plates. The motor is trouble- Jess, speedy, powerful and always ready for the hardest work under any kind of conditions. Tey: penne rear axle, elimating danger in axle trouble and a great deal of tire trouble; the throe point suspension: the high tension magneto; the steering ear, absolutely automatic in its take up for wear; the center control; the full found in imported high pr equipment: d cars, ani Further Investigation will conclusively prove that the GALT LET US SHOW YOU MEDICINE HAT AGENCY and a number of other advanced features, many of which are only 4 most not found -at all in Canadian wiv of the same price is a High Class Car with a Medium Price THE CAR, BETTER YET, GET A DEMONSTRATION. 3 438 Fifth Avenue. Tuesday of last week. Bowell visitor Wednesday of last week establishing a camp, He was suc- about thirty, and, will be here this but a short time. Allan Ellis came up from Glenmar on Wednesday, returning Thursday. 4 Fred Walker, from 12 Mile, was a Bowell visitor Wednesday last. Mr, A.B. Pentland s spending some Moslestocte-stestectnctenteeteetenteete J. E. H Willard Tovell visited Medicine Hat 4 Ae Sra ot egdeiitey use Bon Oy : : Wholesale : : len visitor Wednesday last. Mr. Bock, district organizer for the Wi a eee ines and Spirits. nhetheairtoeoetettestotecte et looking over the fleld with a view to/ 4 Now Located at 312 South Railway St. : Telephone 79. Rerdrertedodog . Seerteteeedteey Se ua owson dest seatesteat - os eet oe Soest v sefestes e .e Roateetetedte Creteetesteat : : 2, time in Calgary. Mr, Boyoe of Calgary, representative of the Cockshutt Plow Co. was a Arthur Murphy visited Suffield on Thursday, returning Friday. Mrs. E. W. Cook, of Redcliff, spent several days last week with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. John Ellis, Robert McCourty and Robert Thompson took in the Burns Supper at Redcliff on the 25th. Jos. Olsen started for his Dakota Pn Pa so Porta taste staste teste ste tte Cocotte cote eee wrens Soagecgoatectectoateegeazesteaseeteage hostoateeteaseege ase ssease seer eceaee them got burt. The school house of district No. 2222 has reopened for the season. It will stay, open till June 90. Mr. Mc- Knight is the teacher. He js gra- duate of an Ontario Universit COMPANIES ' JOIN London, Jan;- 1. A repott, regard- ed here as authoritative, says that the Cunard Line and the Canadian North- ern Line will work together: from Bristol, London, Jan. 31 The edict of ab- been signed according to a message from Fien Tsin. Court will not quit Pekin for a month as Manchu troops of garrison threaten to shoot royal fam ly and princes if they attempt to Jeaye the capital. 00 LINE ADDING TO ITS EQUIPMENT Minneapolis, Minn, Feb. 1. An- nouncement Was made today that the Soo Line intends to spent over one million dollars this year for passen- ger coaches and box cars of different patterns, Orders have already been given for considerable equipment of this Kind and before the end of the year the company expects to have ov- er one thousand new cars in service. It is also announced that the Soo Line will construct 230 miles of new road from Drake to Fordville, N. D., during the present year. Mr, J, BE. Howson s wholesale and retall Nquor store Is now located at 812 South Railway Street, three doors east of the Bank of Montreal. 172d2w PLE EERE EEE EEE * Tl ge Medicine Hat, visited at the home of ie EO uC s Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis between eae geri itaine Necker jn eh eee * Ser entahe we one, 4 Pentland returned from Cal- Lp e je Bas- gary on Saturday and left for Medl- sano team will not come to . rar on Sunday event se leake lige Gwtng to. belted iC epee ane a eae a Be pat Oftictal Organizer Beck, for the jee and the prospects of it F/xtodern Woodmen of America, re- 4+ getting cold enough to again turned on Wednesday and is taking +h flood the rink the game was applications from those desiring ad- intd over. However, the ice Mission to the camp. eat the rink 1s much better + + than expected and good skat + fing prevalls + FAIRVIEW + + ae Beebe be be eee TL. Parker and Ira Williams made All the young men of the Methodist church who are in- terested In the competitive con- cert are requested to meet in For all kinds of Job Printing try the News Office, 8-4, closed 94. the basement of the church at 8 p. m, tonight. dication of the Chinese throne hasy -sF, Wilfred Ray and hig sister Myr- arriving at the Hat, he learned of the severe, weather they were experienc- ing, and changed his mind. The cll- mate of Sunny Alberta is fine. Bowell is finer. He's made up his mind to stay, that s final. Jos. Darrough drove to the Hat Fri- day and spent a few minutes at the auction sale on the Market Square. He reports prices were well up, es pecially on live stock. One wee cow jumped clean over the moon, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Kemp were vis - tors to Redcliff Friday. tle, were Medicine Hat visitors Friday. Harson Olsen came in Thursday for supplies, expecting to start work on the Canadian Wheatland s bagn the first of the week, Joe Endersby is offering th -price of the Scotch Collle pup ( 1.60), lost last week, if the pup or one like it is returned to him, the pup would answer to the ame of Kilmarnock, Macdon- ald, Collie, or anything. Scotch. R. Louden was a visitor to The Hat on Friday. The U. F. A. regular meeting was well attended on Saturday. Several important matters . were dealt with, and committees appointed to attend to them, The next meeting s called for Saturday, Feb, 10th, at 2 p.m, A full attendance Is earnestly requested. Did you ever hear of a cowboy run- ning down and catching a cayote? We would have enjoyed seeing this re- markable feat performed, a few days back, had the cowboy not stopped to fall down, Miss Vance -spent Sunday with friends in Medicine Hat. W. C. Hodges came up from The Hat Monday. - T, A. Cory, wife and daughter from a business trip to Medicine Hat on Monday. Dave Settle called on T. L. Parker last Friday on business, John Potter made a trip to Medi- cine Hat on the early train last Mon- day morniig. Dave Sheldier visited his old friends in this vicinity for a few days. home last week as reported, DUT OI) q Re e -- gt; 4 cash .order on Friday and : m Saturday at Rossiter s Prem- om e ) 1um Store. 2 8 : . ee Best Grambersies, 21s ooo we eo + BB Maple Leaf Baking Powder reg 25c. .. ... .. 200. McCormick Jers y Cream Sodas reg 35c. .... 30c. f Data Pl pi ooo aa Lennie Enns les an geet E pan oe Shredded Wheat, 2 for .. .. . 25e. Dairy Butter, 3 Ibs... .. 50. + oe e+ e+ ++ 1.00 Robin Hood Porrodge Oats, reg, 10c. 3 for .. 25c. P - Climax Straw and Rasp Jam .. wees ee TH. Pure Plum Jam, reg. 75e. .. -. -.+- ++ + we , Fancy Cake Biscuits per Ib .. .. -. -- -- . Amber Coffee, reg.-35c: 3 Ibs .. -. .. +. + 1.00 Choice Elora Ceylon Tea 35c., 3 Ibs. . .. . 1.00 Case Eggs, per doz. 35e., 3 for .. ...- -- ++ 1.00 All Girls and Bays Ribbed a Sek ings 78 35 to ; ts Medea saecae 5c. 2 . . 2 : : Phone or mail your order . and ut will be promptly at- a tended to; .: i -5 sas ? me . : : : : I S 4 Bek Fremium Store Cor. Princess Ave. and East Allowance. Phone 575. i

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