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equ estab. ETT y, August ate, 3013. a Collection of Tufts Col rank P. Stone of Boston, m next friend to ail the declares Gumbo is also sald Colone Stone, was orang-outang in the world ned by the King of Por- ed her for a year for 2, died the very dcy the con- 1p. Gumbo and the con- d together, 80 to speak. Portugal bad no use for ; 0 I had Gumbo stutted r to Tufts Cotlege, dog-faced boy, is back Burmah, it seems, Jo Jo Joseph, to be formal is bairy Burmese. He made America five years ago, ato hls hairy relatives ack. He was good sport. and his bark was worse st Glant, one fays Chang, the Chi he tallest of all giants. S feet and 4 Inches in his led eighteen years ago. al tatooed man was Cap itinus, He was a Greek. ured by. pirates, who ta- inch of him. He was an r. Is, the girl with the big rom Chicago. Her feet long and were beauti- . Fanny retired three furnished at least one m freak in adition to ot yet in captivity. This ) Irwin, the tallest wo- is 8 feet and 3 inches, on her earnings, and is Shicago suburb. famous of all midgets, ib, has. been dead for widow married another s ndw ving in Meriden, nmodore Nutt, Ton hman ,has been dead for original missing tink, is ot missing. She is a fem- and is playing the west- jj ids with a circus. es, the finest bearded seen, is also following me. Her beard is eight- ng. gue, the original living meg 4822. **See America First Is Western Forum s Slogan See America First is a slogan that will be sounded today at the opening of the twenty-third annual Trans-Mississippi Commercial Con- gress in Salt Lake City. Many sub- jects of vital interest to the twenty- two States west of the Father of Waters will be discussed during the meeting of the Free Forum of the West im the Mormon capital, but mone of greater importance than that of diverting tourist traffic to the West instead of Europe, Sal Lake City was the home of the tate Fisher Harris, the originator of the Vhrase, Seo Burope It You Will, But-See Anierica First.'' It-is esti- mated that the people of the United States and Canada spend about 450,000,000 in European travel every year. This vast sum, which goes into the coffers of European transportation corporations, hotel Keepers, post card dealers and mer chants, is well worth striving for, and the clearing house of western ideas, as the Trans.Mississippi Con-. gress is sometimes called, proposes to do its part. In the matter of magnificent: scen - ery, it is certain that America can offer more than Europe: Compared with the Rockies, the Alps are thp merest foothills. Thousands of Am- exicans go to Norway each summer, ; greater attractions of the same kind. If one-wishes to study tereign-peo ples and customs, the New York cos- mopolis offers the opportunity. Parts of Montreal, Quebeo and New Orleans are as typically French as any city in France. A thousand such com- parisons might be made, covering the continent from the rocky coast of Maine, the Maritime Provinces and Labrador to the Pacifie Coast and Mexico, and all to the advantage of America. See America First should not be confined *to North Arcerica. Tho southern continent is a terra in- cognita-- to the- vast mrajority of North Americans who are familiar with all the countries of Burope. How many North Americans know thint Buenos Ayres is the fourth langest city in. the New World that it stamds thirteenth in the munici- palities of the globe? In architectur- al magnificence, the Argentine capital and Rio de Janeiro surpass ny North American city, and even Paris to blush, The mountains of South trackless wilds, will find far mor pportunities to lose his life im the aterior of Brazil and Bolivia than jin darkest Aftiea. And it one has when Alaska and Newfoundland offer ijking for ruins, the remnants of Can Y ouBeat This? Section Eleven, Township Thirteen, Range Three, for sale at ELEVEN DOLLARS per acre. Two dollars per acre the ancient civilizations of, Peru, Mexico and the Southwestern United States should gratify that taste With the opening of the Panama canal, it is likely . that the Sec Amierica First movement will reatly accelerated. Some day in the not distant future it may become possible to travel by rail from Hud. son's Bay to Patagonia, In the meantime, America is so full of a namber of things that the man with money and time to travel should be greal doal happier than most mod ern kings. . Radium Palace For Mme. Curie To Expend 80,000 to House Thimbleful of Precious Substance. Paris, Aug. 24. The Radio Pal- ace which is to be built in Paris for the use of Mniv. Curie and the Pas- teur Institpte will, it is seid, cost 80,000. Probably all the radium it will contain when finished could be accommodated in a thimble, though necessitating an expenditure greater than the coat of the palace. The elaborate precautions against burglary which are to be taken scarcely seem necessary: no burglar would waste his time stealing a few grains of dirty-looking salt which coukd be. disposed of in no channel he could use. But the leaden walls of the safe in which the radium is to be kept are all essential, for lead offers the most effective resistance to the pas- sage of the potent rays which radium shoots out in very direction. Lead appears to be the fimal product re- sulting, from the successive transfor- mations the wonder elenient under- goes. HAD TWO HUSBANDS Possible Motive for Murder Disclosed at Trial, Cineinnati, Aug. 27. A second hus- band was produced by the prosecu- tion this morning in the trial of Mrs- Mathilda Radeloff, 22, charged with. killing her husband, Charles, in a ical is body for 500. Ike tive inches tall and r-five pounds, He coula is body on his legs and ried. ass, the original ossifiet ridgeport (Conn.) bridge 11 sM1 and gradualiy ossi- ed five years more and. made money enough as aK to leave his relatives W for The Dally News. raat denon ee Phe hoteitortedeteedtett iM s * rete deetetetoe areectedortitatosaetedteteseite Peed - ay 0 a rafoegoay 2 - Booger down, balance term of Hight Years. cent. thirty days. 4i-tot. Interest at five per Must be sold within Write owner, - A. Jochem, Milk River, Alta. PHONE 433 ROULINGER AGENCY 384 MAIN ST ' For Real Snappy Buys See Us TOWNSITE Block 80, 60 ft, 1250, terms. Block 85, 50 ft, 1250, terms. m Block 86, 100 ft. corner, 4000, terms, RIVERSIDE e Block 960 tt. corner, 850, terms Block 9, 50 ft, 785, terms. Block 13, 50 ft., 735, terms. , ALTAWANA Block'4, 50 ft, 1300, terms. Good for today only. Block, 3, terms. Block 3, 62 ft. for terms. These are beautiful view SOUTH YUILL Block 'T, 50 ft, - 1050, terms. Block. 8, 50 ft, 1050, terms. Block 28, 50 ft., 840, terms. Block 20, 50 ft, 1050, terms. wi aie corner, 1050, 1050, lots. A number of the above are good view lots; an excellent place to build. ee Poreto+e-+om TR REVEGSIONE 0-0-0020 O-fPELO0L0-f0-f0F We carry in stock a full line of Building Material Lumber, Lath, Cement, Plaster, c., Fir Finish and Flooring a Specialty. SAN LL Gl. UD wacsgnies leetokesoinpetetast Yard, North Railway Street. : : Phone 59 doterereteropererereisrereteperote: oeehote-reze The Perry Electric Supply Co. Now Open for Business ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL CLASSES. OF WORK. Full supply of material always on hand, Prompt service and satisfactory work guaranteed. We will appreciate an opportunity appreciate the results. to figure on your work. You will The Perry Electric Supply Co. ROYAL BANK BUILDING, 28-tt 4th AVE, MEDICINE HAT. omety-spot-ir a-sebtrb-near old trysting place. Stocker, of Gary, Ind.i and he testi- fied that he had married Mrs. Rade- lof in Chicago March 4. He pre- sented a wedding certificate showing that Judge Magan, of Cook county, I., had married Miss Mathilda Wes- ton and Andrew Stocker, both of Gary, on that date. Weston was Mrs. Radeloff s. maiden i i itab- name and Stocker ee Pa St the trst- mast 8.mronose ei the time he thought she was single. The testimony of Stocker caused a sensation in the crowded court room. His presence'had been kept a secret by the state. Stocker declared he had nitt Mrs. Radeloff at the home of her sister in Gary last March and that after they were married they lived at. the jhonie of his wife's sister in Gary) until Mrs. Radeloft's arrest there in April. The shooting of Radeloff took place be fight of April 4. Mrs. Rade- loft s plea is selfdefense. The state secured Stocker s testimony to show the probable motive for the killing of Radelot MAIL CLERK PLAYS SHERLOCK HOLMES And Ly aProdess of Deduction Dis- covers, Owner of a Lost Ring. Boston, Aug. 27. Three years ago this summer, J. Franklin Brown, now head bookkeeper in a Chelsea shoe factory lost a wedding ring while in bathing on King s Beach, Swampscott. Today he has the ring and behind its restoration is a story of a bit of de- tective work. Two weeks ago Arthur Gretchell, miall.clerk in the Lynn post office, was wultrolling around on the beach in a bathing suit when the sandy recess in which the ring had been hidden for three years was exposed. The only clew to identity of the owner was an inscription on the inside, which read, from Flossie to Frank, Oct, 11, 1905 How to find the owner on such a meagre clew when thousands bathe on the beach every summer, was. th problem. For a week Getchell Searched every place that he could think of, Then remembering the old adage about two heads being better than one, he consulted a friend, George F. Alley, and out of thefr con- ferences bright thought popped forth: Why not look up the mar riage records onthat date. That settled it. They found a Frank and a Flossie were married andthat Frank lived then at No. 53 Essex Street, Lynn, from where he was traced Flossie, before she be- came Mrs. Brown, was Miss Lauck- ner of No. 41 Porter Street, Lynn. Columbus will begin today a cele- ration commemorating its centen- nial as Ohio's permanent capital. Be- fore the American Revolution, the Ohio country was a part of Canada. Jn 1787 the Northwest Territorial government was formed, and the following year the Ohio Company es- tablished a settlement ab Marietta, which became the temporary capital. In 1800 Chillicothe became the seat erican rights to a new play by Edward In 1810 Zanesville Knoblauch, Columbus It is entitled Discoyering America. of government. was made the capital. was laid out and made the capital in 1812. MEDICINE HAT BD be Douglas Fairbanks is to star in Haw- We Can t All Be Farmers We Can t All Be Wage Earners We Can t' All Be Captains of Industry. But we can all of us make big money in safe investments. REDCLI is the Safest and Best Investment now ofired to the public. sR REDCLIFF has four large tibnciad in operation and making REDOLIFF famous as the high-grade Building Products centre of Western Canada: These factories have a prosutt pay roll of over / 30,- 000.00 per month, rig ; More Factories Are Coming More Railroads Are Coming Real Estate Is Booming We also have Medicine Hat snaps and good farm lands at low prices and easy. t rms.. ASK THE STONER AGENCY ABOUT 'T : 395 Torento Street PEEETER SETS EE SSSSSS SSSR SSSI SS SRE SSERS Soe tan 88 8. seegeageseeed +: + + FIRST THINGS. + + Fie lishment of a penny two-cent) post, a postal money order system, and post office savings banks was Sir Rowlahd Hill, who died in London thirty-three years ago today. The fonder of the modern post office was born in 1795. His penny post- age plan was suggested to the British Parliament in 1837, and went into effect. in England in 1840. In the same year his money order scheme was put into effect. Stamped postage covers, another innovation suggested by Hill; also came into use that year. The first ascent ever made in a balloon filled with hydrogen gas was made at Paris, by M. Robert and Charles, 129 years ago today. Se RE Te eee PLAYS AND PLAYERS, - + Sagan eeened RobertEdeson may be seen in a new drama called Mister Bill, a Man. don t wake up to find chan eras people have bought up ail the Jotsi in SSSSSHSSSSSS They know at the Peg what the Canadian Northern Railway are going to do near this property. ROSEMONT Lots will make more money for you than any other lots in Medicine Hat. ROSEMONT. Frances Starr will open her season in The Case of Becky in Proyi- dence late next month, Frederick-Bond has been engaged x Bust, . Which is the most suitable property for building the homes of the Canad: o ec ainaae Mies sce ian Northern Railway employees, joining as it does the quarter section * gt; a recently. purchased by the C. N. R. for their shops, roundhouse and yards? 4 ' Five hundred Chinamen are to take - sane part In the Liebler production of The Daughter of Heaven. ROSEMONT. Is only one mile from the centre ef Medicine Hat, so it should be immed- iately supplied withe Gas, Water, etc. Somerset Maughan, the English dramatist, is to write a play of Can- ada, which Charles Frohman will produce. R After a time with Officer 666 oO Ss EM oO N I Is far enough away from the noise caused by the shunting of trains to be a most desirable residential district. You can buy Rosemont lots at ground floor prices 6n terms of Price of Lots 200 up. 25.00 . CASH 25.00 J Every 2 Months Interest ONLY 6G per cent. thorne, U. 8. A, a comedy by James Fagin. Molly Make-Believe, by Eleanor Hollwell Abbott, is to be dramatized, and Violet Dale will be featured in the -play. Cyril Seott has been engaged for the leading role in a new play by Jules Ackert Goodman, entitled The Point of View. Jobn Cort is to produce a new play in New York in the fall, entitled Ransomed, by Theodore Burt Sayre and Cleveland Rodgers. Josephine Victor who played the part of the Pheasant Hen in Chan- tieler, will be leading woman with Arnold .Daly the coming season. These lots will double in price whileyou are paying for them. Kennedy Pool PHONE 428, 517 THIRD AVENUE. SESSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSHSSSSS Lewis Waller has acquired the Am- the author of Kismet. 5555559999 SSSS9S9SS8 saverinnss TER Gacinicn SESEEOTAEETS SSDS SSTTASTTEPEVSSSESSES ERSEDECEEEESSTOSSS Subscribe naw for The Daily News.
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