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Date 1912-04-09

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April 9th, 1912, Eggs for ndottes and r setting. e, Box 191, hatching. Barred H, A. Por- Medicine 22546 ne J. J. Taylor sate n. Size 2'6 x2'6 , Can J. Flager s Blacksmith to box 22, P.O. 221dtt lig a, room house on hill. ce, water, gas. 4200. ance like rent. Apply issdtt rocery store and com- Kood living apart - 1200 will handle this, easy payments. Apply office, 228d12 3 SEED WHEAT FOR ens 10 days earlier wheat, clean and Sample on request. flyers Bros., Bowell. P, K-Ap. 18 wo lots and three mod- thereon: Lots 18 ant ownsite. 3 new frame ee will be sold en One third down and rranged to sult the pply to Wm. Ansley, or 643 Highland St, 2itatt. AND FOUND ocket and chain be- Jay St. and Railway. 5 Office. een Medicine Hat and otch tweed ulster. Ow- ame by proving prop- s expenses, Apply F. urth Ave. 22943 day a three-cornered Reward upon return- nto Street. 22843 ig. Owner please des- in writing to Box 1248 22846 day, a three-cornered Finder please return Street, 22843 of keys in the post of- r will please leave at 22843 1 black change purse, veral bills and child's chain. The latter is a eepsake, Finder return ket office and get re- 224-t TIONEERS KE CO., Live Stock Auctionvers, 519 Tor- : Bales every Friday re at 1 o'clock. Ranch sales conducted any- furniture sales con- e. Consult us, our ex- r disposal free. H. B. 619 Toronto St. 1824tf LLANEOUS Spirella Corsets made Guaranteed against sting. Phone 594 or x 72. Mrs. Jean Mat- OCK, Main St. 202dimo Gentlemen : 160 old gold, cast-off silver, ides, and all kinds of: . ode. Best-prices-paid- and Pressing Co., rear Aye. 202dImo DIES AND GENTS thing, shoes, watches, revolvers, valises, sult musical instruments, ocrat bug- Ddicyeles, carpenter hic s and furs, horse fathers, bought and the Harvard Tailoring th avemue, opposite atre. f. 0, Best Prices P See rate eeeees YE HAT HIDE, FUR CO. The above have st selection of Second the city. We carry es and Bedding, new nd Clothing, Clocks, ry, Rifles, Guns, Re- is, Buggies, Harness, line of winter goods. hing mentioned above st prices. Call at 504 St. or Phone 687, tf ESS CARDS. ING MACHINES aud fanning Pianos and pand to rent All ance. W. J. Floming, Street. ee lett, B.A.Sc. Iberta Land Surveyor Spur Railways, , Sewage, Irrigation, ans. Etc. dicine Hat, Phone 484 TUNING ) nd, REGULATING Tepair undertaken at rge consistent ulp. ork Guaranteed. . A. ADSIT 505. Main St. SaRea eee fob peating ty with aagast Tuesday, April 9th, 1912. MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. 3 Every effort that can be made to make a store a thoroughly satisfac- tory place to deal is be- i ing made here: We want your shoe thoughts to be pleasant and to be of Walk-Over 4 Shoes. a Turpin Bros. The Man s Stone Where You Get the Big Dollar's Worth When you build, consider QUALITY first. Don t be per- suaded to buy CHEAP LUM- BER because it's cheap use the very best. We have it, and ev- erything. the Builder requires. A. select stock of LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, FIR FINISH, BEECH, OAK, MAPLE, BIRCH AND FIR FLOORINGS. We have the agency for the celebrated Morgan Doors, THE DOOR BEAUTIFUL CEMENT, WOoD FIBRE, LATH SPLIT CEDAR POSTS, WIL- Low POSTS BEAVER BOARD FINLAY CO. THE LUMBER PEOPLE P. 0. BOX 29. PHONE 57 Constip Starts aia aeyociae of much sickness. Keep your bowels regular madam, and-you will escape many of the ailments to which. wo- men are subject. Contipation is a very simple thing,,but like many sim- ple things, it may Jead to serious con Bequences, Nature often-needs a little assistance and when Chamberlain s Tablets are given at the the first I- dication, much distress and suffering may be avoided. Sold by all drug- gists, For all kinds of job- printing, try the News Job Department. Odd are the results of today's league foot- ENGLISH FOOTBALL. (W. A. P. Dispatch) London, , April 9. The following ball games, First Division. West Bromwich Albions 0, Preston North End 2. Tottenham. Hotspur 1. United 1. Newcastle United 1, Bradford City 1. Manchester Second Division, Derby County 1, Notts Forest 0, Huddersfield Town 0, Hull City 2: Southern Division, Northampton 3, Stoke 1. Leyton 3, Westham United 1. Brighton and Hove Albions 4, Cry- stal Palace 1. Bristol Rovers 1, Reading 1. QUEEN'S PRIZE HANDICAP London, April 9 The Queen's Prize, a handicap of 1000 sovereigns, one mile and a-half run on Easter Monday: at Kempton Park, was won by A. . Ionnous, Duke of Sparta. Second (late Donex Mol) Six St, aix Ib,, who started at 9 to 1. EB. Hulj- ton's Paravid 100 to 6 was second and Lord Derby's King William 11 to 4, third. SUB-CONTRACTORS CON RESUME WORK I. W. W. s Condescend to Let Men Again Take Up Their Employment. Vancouver,.B. ., April 9 Station men, that is, the small sub-contrac- tors on the C. N. grade, have suc- ceeded in convincing the Il. W. W. leaders that they shall be allowed to resume work. This agreement was reached yesterday at a conference at Lytton, but before it is finally rati- fied, will be submitted to-a vote of the Union. The I. W. W. s, however, have decided to submit no more sta- tion men to union membership and hereafter any member who takes a contract, no matter how small, is to forfeit his union card, It was re- ported in Lytton this morning that eight hundred men were at work yes- terday up the river from Yale. TWO SONS ON TRIAL FOR KILLING FATHER Large Land Ow Owner of In- Dead in. (Special to News Bloomfield, Ind., April 9. The case of Ray/ Stibbens and Slater Edward their father, George W. Stibbens, a Knox-county; farmer, was called for trial here today before Judge Charles, E, Henderson. The case was drought here om a change of venue from Knox county. The trial, which will protidb+ ly consume the rest of the week, will be conducted by James M. Hudson, Prosectiting attorney for this county and the defense will be represented by- Eph Inman, of Indianapolis. George W. Stilibens, wha was one of gest-land Gwies of Knox coun- ty, was found dead im his barnyard shortly after dark of tha night of No- vember 17, 19H, witha bullet hole through his head. Certain circum- Stances fed to the arrest of Edward, and three days later his brother was ed, afd both Wwete charged with the munder of their father. It is aliag- Gi that the young men had been on unfriendly. terms with their father for some time. Miss Nell Stibbens, their sister, has faithfully stood: by them SS. SUBSCRIBE NOW for the Daily New: LoOSSToSSorrerreeoeooroees WILL RECOMMEND CHURCH UNION FOR CONFERENCE 10 DISCUSS Methodist Ghurch Contin. -ues- to Take Vote on the: Question. Toronto, April 9. Although the general yote of the Presbyterian Ohurch was not adequate to warrant Presbyterian and the Congregational churches of Canada at the present time, the Methodists ar not backing away from the almagation. are continiling thelr vote as if the sbyterians had voted unani- mously for the project. Official tig- ures of the Methodist vote to date compiled to show that elghty-cight per cent of the general membership favors the unlon. Owing.to the great majority it 1s reported the committee will recommend union with other two) churches for the consideration of the Canadian Methodist general confer- ence, . HIGH HANDED METHODS IN KENTUCKY POLITICS Taft Called Upon to Repud- jate Action of Federal Of- fice Holders. OW. A. P. Dispatch. Washington, April 8 In an open letter to President Taft, given out-at Roosevelt's headquarters here today, Senator Joseph Dixon, campaign man- ager for Col. Roosevelt declares that the President will become the delfb- erate receiver of stolen goods if he does not repudiate the action of cer- tain federal office holders in-the Ken- tucky elections Saturday and institute proceedings against them. gt; Senator Dixon's letter was senta5 a result of a telegram received from . 0, Orea a former chief justice of the Supreme Court of Kentucky and Re- publican candidate for government at the last election. This telegram sent Sunday, was as follows: Later*returns. give Roose- volt first district chairman of McCrac- ken county, who is deputy postmaster at Paducah, signs Taft certificate, though Roosevelt carries the county by 1000 to 507 in Carlisle county, Roosevelt signs the Taft certificate. The district. chairman s postmaster at Mayfield. Nothing approaching these high handed methods ever have been de- veloped in Kentucky polities. Senator Dixon in his letter declares that-the federal office holders sup- porting Taft specifically are- charged by Judge Orea with violating the law, the civil service regulations and ex- ecutive orders, eehopstostostontostodostestedgettrs thodist,+. Srdodtegretrs PPEEEEEE TEE e COMMUNICATIONS z ee Phe RE TS Note While we welcome com- munications ffom-our readers, we wish it to be thoroughly under- stood that we do Rot necessarily sub - peribe to Or endorse the opinions expressed by Olir correspondents. AU letters must be signed by the writer, not mecessarily for publi- cation, but as ign of good faith, EA, i + he he of all To the Editor, the Dally News, Medicine Hat, Alberta. Dear Sir How Is it that the Bur- geases have before them for voting on, two new proposals in connection with Centray Park? Why has the Counell thought it wise to withdraw a sult which was prac- tically won, and submit to the Bur- geases, under the guise of a comprom- ise, a couple of By-Laws, one at least of which is at the present time a joke The proposal of the compromise is clearly an admission of the strength of the City s position in the suit com- menced some months ago to compel a transfer to the Glty of a valuable plece of Park property, and if approv- ed by the Burgesiies will likely Jet the city in for the full cost of the suit. Why was the matter tampered with when t was to have come before the Supreme Court at Medicine Hat on the 16th of May, and after the bu k of the expense in-commection therewith had already been incurred? The City s position in this matter has never ap- peared to be anything else than r onable and safe, The present propo: al looks lke a piece of free advertis- ing, It looks Ike squeezing: a lemon into a spoonful of Castor Uil, ahd the Burgesses are to take the dose, while the Council hold their noses (The Burgesses) so they won't taste it while it goes down. Meanwhile the City s lawyers in the case are setting bat ywatching how the victim acts under the administra- tion and saying something about Basy Money. * If the law sult had gone through satisfactorily to the City, as the com- promise entered into clearly indicates that it would, it -would have been-rath- er a black eye to ome of the City s De- partment s, Hence the thing looks easy all around, but it is certainly joke. Who is going to pay the de- fendant s costs in the-suit, if it is withdrawn? The Burgesses, I guess, yes, It is to laugh. Yours Respectfully, RATEPAYER Editor of the News: Re Inter-urbar railway-and its re- presentatives, the Board of Trade met these gentlemen, they had a busi- ness proposition and we met them as business men. They mild their line up to the city limits, emd asked the Board of Trade to give their moral support to secure lor them passage in a difect line in and ont of the city, ta +/DRS. SMYTHE AND HOLT ON BOARD OF EXAMINERS Medicine Hat Physician and Dentist Appointed to staff of Alberta Varsity by, Senate; The Senate of the University of Al- berta held an. important meeting re- cently, at which there were present Chancellor Stuart, President. Tory, and Messrs. McCaig, Knight, Principal iyde, Dr. Galbraith ,Dr. Whittaker, Professor Alexander, Principal Rid- dell, Dr, Rutherford, D. 8. Mackenafe, Dr. Brett and the Registrar. The following were appointed to the University Board of Examiners for Medical Exam nations: Drs. Ferris, Mackid (Jr.), Atkin, Green, Smyth (Medicine Hat), Harwood, Campbell, Wilson, Revell, Mosher, Estey, Mal colmson, Archer; McEachern Allin, Sanson and Lehmann, For Dental Examinations Drs. Doyle, Roberts, Holt (Medicine Hat), Callum, Jamteson, Courtice, Whittaker and Hoare. For Land Surveyors Examinations Messrs, R..W. Cautley, L. C, Char- lesworth (formerly of Medicine Hat) HH, Bnright, A, P. Patrick, Profes- sors Edwards and Sheldon. The following decision with respect to the standing required for admission to the practice of Medicine was rea- ched: On and after June Ist, 1913, a can- idate shall be required to possess: (1) Preliminary education equiv- alent to Matriculation into the Uni versity of Alberta. (2) A degree,in Medicine fron a Canadian University, or Medical Col- lege offering a five years course of study, provided however, that all lic- enged practitioners In other provinces of Canada who have received their licenses previous to June Ist, 1912, shall be admitted as candidates and, that the Executive of the Senate shall have power to admit such other candidates from colleges outside the Dominion of Canada as may satisfy the Executive that they possess equiv- alent qualifications. (3) It Was decided that the admis- sion to the examinations for Osteo- pathy be the same as those for Medi- cine, and that (4) The examination pagers for the practice of Medicine and of Os- teopathy be the same in all common subjects, Dr, Brett the representative of the Medical Cotnell, Dr. Whittaker, the repersentative of the Dental Associa- tion and Mr. Knight, the representa tive of the Land Surveyors Associa - tion were added to the Executive of the Senate, : One very important decision was reached which wilt probably have far reaching influence with: regard to University development, Beginning with next year It-was decided to have an Organized department of exten - sion. While plans for this will not be matured before the meeting of the a a i a i ee es i SPORT NE WS torso ses Scecaes Paredes rere eet aoe ose eee ioe Sosteaefece-efedto lt;toateate tadteadestetesiosinste sioetoateatestediodip diese advised you You NOW offer mentioned below y: BUY NOW. High No hills to climb. ). payments. OL opportunity for th procrastinator. bought some lots a few weeks since your invest- ment would have proven sam sort of opportunity is again presented to you you tare not going to make the same mistake to buy Medicine Hat property. On the Dry, Level Lots, at 110; 15 down. You eannot go wrong on this. Easy monthly LIST YOUR CITY PROPERTY WITH US, * WE WILL SELL IT. We are THE Farm Land Company FAM GINTHER LAND COMPANY 390 TORONTO STREET.. : : : 2 ( sat A very profitable. The then and WE ADVISE ou cannot possibly lose. PHONE 171. The Presidential Montpelier, Vt., April 9. Republi- can leaders who hkve gathered bere for tomorrow's. State convention to select the delogates-at-lange to the Chicago , convention egree that Taft is likely to:have Mair sailing, so far as the Green Mouittain State is concerned. At the same time the Taft Supporters exptess surprise at the un- expected activity, on the part of the Roosevelt forces. Until ten days aga there appeared to ve little possibility that the Roosevelt sentiment in Ver- mont would crystelipe into anytifaig. like active opposition to the Taft migtement. Sirice then, however, the Roosevelt leaders have been actively at work, their efforts being chiefly con- centrated in the Second district, which elects its two delegates today. The First district, which meets today in tomocrow are generally conceded ta Toft. MAINE REPUBIACANS DIVIDED (Special to the News.) Fight Progresses Special to News. yernor Harmon is not likely tojje is- closed until after the first dellot in the Baltimore convention. ship of the Democratic State commit tee af South Carolina, post he has hed for 20 yeass. The delegates-at-iarge from Virginia to the Democratic ational conven- tion at Baltimore will be selected by State convention to be held in Nor- folk on May 23. Joseph T. Robinson, who has re- ceived Ube Democsattc nomination for governor of Arkansas, has represented the Sixth Arkansas district in Con gress for ten years. Thomas B. Catron, one of the new jsenatiors from New Mexico, served i the Confederate army as captain and in his early days in New Mexico was a law partner of the Ite Senatog Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is now reputed to be a wealthy man. He has never had extravagant tastes. He is said to-be today worth over 1,000,006-- which represents his savings from the Burlington, and the State comsention -steniren Be OPEN NAVIGATION Pulled Out of Their Slips at ing. 5 Seat (W. AL Ps -Dispateh) Duluth, Minn, April 9. Toots of steamer whistles were heard nthe liocal harbor for the first time this season. When tugs hustled several big ore carriers out of their ice-lock- ed harbor for the first time this sea- son, When tugs hustled several big ore carriers out of their ice-locked winter berthe and took them under the spouts. Ice two feet thick was found in theslips but the-bay is practically open. Lading of boats will proceed with haste from now on. THREE ARE DROWNED Rigs Upset in int River Oth- ers Rescued-After Severe Exposure. (Ww. AP. Compton, P. Q. Ai Coat terday. Mr. EB. Poulin and his two grandchildren named Vellloux, aged 11 and 7 years were the victims. Poulin accompanied by Mr. and Mrs B, Veilloux, father and mother of the Duluth and are Now load- * feook river claimed three lives yes-) be comtrolied; built; owned and- rated entirely by the city inside city limits, and with absolutely: franchise rights. ape Then again these mem are pont +e railway builders, some sixty miley of interurban railway being. grau ' the no tween Calgary and Carbon. A vast difference between thes: iwo projects. The ome the Imter-ur an says-we will build up-to the limits of your city, retain absolute control. z The other the Electric Railway lt;ays give us a foothold, a privilege fr a number of years, that we may be abie to sell that privilege iat we desire, tut in any event, we want to be able oost real estate. We can't build v:- road: unless we can gob dnanchibie rights pn your streets, Lut we must sell real estate, aiid if wecam ghow thae Vic- toria Heights, Inglewooti, Richmond Hill, , Empire Fark, Shaugtinessy Heights and various other sub-divi- sions is being traversed or within ve veral plocks of this Hitctric Railway, we can sell this-stuff down east like hot cakes and we'll ell te million aires. Very prograssive banch this. Can't see anything but good in their own proposition, but ready and willing to kstock the Board of Trade, to kmock the Inter-urban Railway, to knock anybody and everybody that can't see eye to eye with them. Take a look at the map and note who owns some of the quarter sec- and will enter imto any jas Garleatia egreement- Wp joa, you 19 Board of Governors toward the latter part of the month, If the wish of the Senate is carried out, the Department of Extension will be pu: upon a basis similar to that of other departments ofthe University. By means of this Department the University will be able to co-operate in promoting the interests of higher eGucation all over the Province. A bullet n respecting this will probably be issued as soon plans are matured. The Chancellor, the President, Dr. jRucherford and Dr. Fairley were ap- pointed official delegates tothe Con- gross of the Universities of the Bm- pire which meets in London, Eng., in STILL BURNING. Fire Aboard the Steamer Ontario Keeps the Crew Fighting. (W. A. P. Dispatch.) Montauk Point, L. L, April 9 Fire which broke out early. yesterday, mor- ning among the cotton bales in the hold of the merchants and Miners. steamer Ontario, till blazing today Daylight found Capt. Bond and his crew of forty, most of whom had not slept for thirty hours still pumping into the hold. Three revenue cut- ters, three wrecking tugs and crews of two life saving station are nearby to lend ald and if necessary to take off the crew, because of the Ontario's Bangor, Me-, Aprit-9- views ex- pressed by the delegates already om the Hie presage bitter contest in the Republiaan State convention, which is to meet here tomorrow 6r the selec- tion of delegates to the national con- vention at, Chicago. Both the Tait and Roosevelt factions are especially desirous of victory in Maine, because ot the effect it may haye upon the primaries and conventions to be bald later in the other New Exighantil ptaties. Taft will have the greater number of offices he has held and the royalties, on. his books. It will be a long time before the all territory in the United States pro- per is now inchided within State lines The possibilities for additions to the number of States are Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippines, but it Is predicted that it will be a i time before any one.of them will admitted to Statehood. instructed delegates in the: Maine com .vention,-butthe large number of un sible to predict the rqsult with cer- tainty. ROOSEWELT INVADES PENNSYL- i XANIA (Special to'the News) Pittsburg, Pa., April 9. Beg nning with a specch m this city. tonight, Col. Roovevelt plans to make a whirl- wind-tour of Pennsylvania in am effort do secure as many as possible of the national convention who will be se- lected in the State primaries next sixty-four delegates to the Republican Saturday. In addition to delivering Sot. speeches in Pittsbarg, Philadelphia and Scranton be will make numerous cur-ond addresses jn the large cities and towns. Three candidates are in the field for the Democrat' nomination for gover- Lage of Georgia this year. Max S. Hayes, editor of a Cleve- Look are showing a fine range of trousers for dress use. . Look these up and you will find a pair to-fit,- wear and good to look at. 1.50 to 6.00; H.S.IRELAND P. R. MEN'S STORE. at our windows We working and sotutning to Compton in two rigs, and when they reached the place known as the Meadows the two rigs were upset Into the icy wa- ters. Mrs, Veilloux and four of the nine children in the rigs were swept. down stream, and thrown up against an old tree where they clung for three hours before rescuers could reach them. Two of the children succumb- ed in the meantime. Poulin disappeared in the first few moments, and bis body has not been Hions between Uhe city and Dunmore. Find lout who has options om land to the south of the city, you will then ce why it is that certain, people are 80 vitally concerned in boosting this bylaw. Think it over Mr. Ratepayer, Take good look and you may pick out carrion they hope to feed on, D. MELNE. recovered, *Mrs, Vellloux is in a ser- ure, SUBSCRIBE NOW for the Daily News. day ang, Thorsday the vultures in the community andi the See our window display of Paw fous condition from shock and exp0s-l ory for 39, a yard, on sale Wednes- at The Imperial position on the rocks, the vessels could do Ifttle but their crews took turns in going aboard the burning ship and helping to fight the flames. A tea and card party in aid of the building fund of St. Patrick's church will be held on Wednesday afternoon and evening at the residence of Mrs. M. Leonard, 280 Toronto strece. The tea will start at 8 o clock-in the af- ternoon and the card party at 8 Tand paper, may be the Socialist can. didate President of the United States. Many, politicians- predict that Re- presentative William Sulzer will be the next Demotratic nominee for Go- vernor of New York. Iowa Socialists have decided upon a complete State ticket for:the coming election, headed by I. S. McCrillis of Des Moines for governor. for o'clock. ms Dry Goods ta 19042 Imperial Dry Goods Co. Gen. Wilic Jones of Columbia has deckied. to retire from the chairman- Many close followers of the Demo- instructed delegates mates it impos-) 010 Ue 1,074 delegates: A Republican candl- therefore the nominee will . need only 588 votes. The Democratic national convention nominates a Pres ident by a two-thirds vote( therefore the winner in the Baltimore conven- tion next June-must secure 716 votes. William Henry Harrison was the oldest President at inauguration 6 years; Roosevelt was the -youngest 42 years. Grant, Cleveland, Pierce and..Poik..passed their fiftieth: birth+ day in office, Jackson retired. within i1 days and Buchanan within 60 days of 70 years. John Adams, who died in his ninety-first year, was the old est ex-president. Governor Hooper of Tennessee re- cently appointed commission of Inw- yers from Republican and Independ- ent Democratic ranks to inform him what authority and power he had in - enforcing the prohibition laws. The verdict was the governor was without nuthority He could -not-remove-dere- lict officials, nor could he call out the county sheriff. For all kinds of job printing, try the News Job Department. When a medicine must be gives. to young children it should be pleasant to take. Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy s made from loat sugar, and the roots used-in its preparation give it a flavor similar to maple syrup, making it pleasant to take, It has no supe- Flor for colds, croup and whooping cough. For sale by all druggists. No order too large oF too small for Parcel boy wasted at once ut The cratic preskiential race are sof the the News Job Department. Give us 10082 ppinion that the real strength of Go- t sl. :. senate membership is increased, for The Republican and Democratic na- ae con tional con

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