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Date 1912-05-06

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Pedro edertereaeaiontnnte Sogetegeeteny Some Things You Should Know About Business STATIONERY Sree EB Geert If the average business man Seeder of sf o4 had time to carefully investigate every proposition put 1 os s es s 0-4 cs up to him, he would pay less attention to ot first impressions and judge less by appear- ances, But he is called upon to think and act quickly, and he must base his judgments anve Using poor stationery or printing is peor business however you look at it, because it represents you, and you cannot prevent it. The safe thing, therefore, is to use paper and printing so good that you are willing to 2 your goods-judged There are certain things that are impossible to say about one's self, For instance, your character, the esteem you hold for your business, your integrity, these are things that cannot be advertised. But you can suggest them through your stationery and printed matter. upon what he can take in at a Nee othe odio Ce od NP NPI A handsomely printed letterhead on good stock will at once impress your man fayorably, while an indifferently print- . ed letterhead on ordinary paper might have scarce gained attention, It Is not exaggeration to say that the success of your let- ters often depends upon the printing and paper you buy. We will gladly submit samples to you. We know that we can please you. Medicine Hat News, Limited. Medicine Hat, Alta, Meso oeee diode ioe se toi ae SPDrreteeteed Kogearatasaprateateateatectecterd TEXAS LABOR FEDERATION STRIKER BADLY (Special to the News) Palestine, Texas, May 6. Del Leeprescnting ait-of the promt Chicagoan Assaulted. Aged Newspaer Vendor Res- cued by Police. today of the annual convention State Federation of Labor, fal- session included greeting: Mayor Bowers and others, to Chicago, May 6 Alexander Hivkey, 2 Syears old, a striking newspaper de- livery Wagon driver, was severely beaten by a crowd of citizens early -this morning after he and several oth- er'strikers, who are safd to have as- saulted an old man who was selling newspapers at the North Side Eleva- ted Railroad Station, The newspaper *bU s that are sald to have dealer was unconscious when the po- 4 oralizing competition in the lice arrived. Hickey was knocked Wil be exhaustive ydiscusses San Antonio. Philadelphia, Pa., May 6- down and-citizens who had witnessed 29Ual conventton ofthe National As- Soateek S00 soafe-efe-sfecfoage ete x 4 a a 2, os - So o e Se datest dod 5 cote s oi o co io ee soho s Poor Poets rere, Soeteet Roel ony legates, te bor- organizations of-Texas respond- ea to the roll call at the opening here of the The init- rs oby which response was made for the federation by President William L. Hoefgen of TO STOP PRICE-CUTTING. Plans to stop price-cutting and other alleg led: to trade at the the attack tpon the newspaper deal- S0 lation of Hostery and Underwear er, were kicking. him when the police Manufacturers, which met in arrived. Cries of Iynch him, were ltY today for a four days a heard in the crowd this ession. and the police TBe question of the relations between were obliged to stop a passing taxicab Ployer and employes will be an: + and drive away with save him from serious attack. Hickey suffered bruises about his head and body, and after he had been given medical attendance he was lock- ed up on a charge of assaut, Joseph Murray, 48 years old, was stabbed in the shoulder while engaged in an argument with two men at a North Side Street corner sover the newspaper pressmen s strike. He was taken to the hospital by the police who later arrested two suspects. OTVAWA COLLEGE UNDER-QUARANTING Smallpox Outbreak Among Students Places 160 Un- der Ban. Tfleatregoers are promis treat tonight when Elinor own dramatization mand. only. sensation of two continents, first year, and the publishers mand has far As a play Miss Grace Guerite, who is known throughout - the East actress of exc ptional ability, be seen in the flifficult role of Lady, Ottawa; May 6 Ottawa College yas tion. placed under quarantine this morn- ing owing to the existence of a case of-amallipox among.-the-students in. one of the dormitories, The quarantine covers about -100 students and 60 oblate fathers, to- gether with several others engaged in various capacities throughout the: in- stitution. where this. company seat reservations already a ance. one million copies being scold -the-striker to other important topic of discussion OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT ed a. Glyns of her famous. book, Three Weeks is booked at As a play Three Weeks Three Weeks' as a book was the been forced to get out extra editions Grain Cargo Quarters of mulion bushels of grain are now being loaded at the Canadian orthern elevators, Today the Mat- thews Is taking 190,00) bushels of wheat to Port Colborne. The Kamin- fstiqua Is loading 55,000 bushels of oats Which goes to Fort William to complete her load. The Westmount is taking on 100,000 bushels of wheat, ithe James P. Walsh ts taking on 290 000 bushels of wheat, and the New Many Boats Loading today at Port Arthur. - I RontcArsureMas 1y-THFKe DRUNKENNESS ON GAIN IN ONTARIO Toronto and Hamilton Both Show More Commitments Than in Previous Year. Dixquteting evidence of AN increase n drunkenness ; Ontarto Is cgntain- ed in the annua report on the op- eration of the licetse law just is- sued. Despite rapidly-growing dry belt the rec last year reach: which 18 767 ov: Between the ir the number drunkenness dec for commitments record of 5,802, previous year. 1891 and 1899 ommitments for sed, but since the latter date ther fs been a steady augmentation, T)cn o and Hamilton lead the list, sto bad 271 cases AURAL ONTARIO. IS NOT DECAYING Statistics Show That Farmers Are Producing More Than en Years Ago Since the results of the Dominior (ensus have been, published, man) ple have received the erroneous im mm that rural Ontario. s in a very it condition, An examinatior few facts taken from provincial Drove, that the banner pro 9f the Dominion is far from CLASSIFIED ADS. NOTICE Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, etc., ads under these headings. 25 words, one day .. .. 25 28 words, -tnrea dayg .. 60 25 words, alx days .. .. 1.00 Additional words at same rate. No ad accepted for less than 25 cents. Cash must accompany the order. Phone your ad to No. 13 ring 3, t will recetve attention. nd HELY WANTED, WANTED At once a first class waitress. Apply Assiniboia Hotel. ona 150,000 bushels of wheat cach. more than the yas year, hamil. tala ciate (of Gecay: Sad ton 100 more. Fewer Farmers but Greater Wealth. For the most yuri cities compared Though smaller in numbers than it) WANTED Young girl to assist . in MARINE LOSSES FOR unfavorably with towns, but there year 1900, the farmers of Ontarie general housework. Apply 619 se Were exceptions ) (lie cases of Ot-/M F Producing. a more valuable out Main St. 5803t tawa, St Tho and Kingston, at than ever before in the history 1912 VERY HEAVY ere, Szirtes Rue rovias and tas assed vuh WWANTRD ule woman to Bel aaa jOttawa, for ins: e, had 101 Tess of their lands was never as great with housework, able to take i This Year cases of drunks than in the at.the present time. The popular Charge of house and cooking when rwri previous year, te places the number of farmd Necessary- Appty-417-Toronto howe kt syne TOTS once wake 1stt- proseeutions fu.Gatatia af 176,000, and ihe anmuall 2524st against licenses n-licenses, the it from the fields of those farmt z * latter class gt; providing 1,209 convic- generally valued at 260,000,000 PWANTED General servant wanted The year 1912 Sul ss Gown in his- ee ange coat reise Rik HAD ipeiiey Eanes Weak tory as the greatest in point of mar- Z a Ba se eet iewanek ue ine loss, For the first quarter of the For the year omled April 80, 1911, mtire agricultural worth 0 P a year these aggregated about 10,253,- 000, and on top of these comes the 'Titanic s loss, ship and cargo being estimated at 12,500,000. In these figures no reckoning ts made of pas- senger s baggage, estimated to be 1, 600,000, Underwriters are hard hit, partic- ularly those in Liverpool and London. The German transport companies lose about 375,000, through reinsurance of the Titanic. The White Star line re- tain d 750,009 of the risk on the ves- sel, Underwriters are readily agreed that the loss by the sinking of the Titanic is the largest on recordin connection with one bottom. In the month of March twenty-two YeSsels were totally lost, and the val- ue of ships and cargoes was 3,633,500, February those of January 3,000. Thus, ex- cluding any other losses for April oth- er than the Titanic, the total for the first 105 days of the year reaches the amazing sum of 21,043,500. To this must be added also 1,710,000, the val ue of five large steamers overdue and uninsurable, making a grand total of 22,753,500. Thirteen Vessels Lost In January thirteen vessels were lost, and in February twelve. In march these vessels were lost: Estimated Value of Ship and Cargo 92,500 190,000 29,000 Vessel and Casualty Artagan, wrecked, Maroa, missing Sonyu Maru, wrecked Eleni, wrecked ... 50,000 North Briton, missing .. 35,000 Wendur, wrecked .. 150,000 South America, wrecked. + ,.,,195,000, Arehtor, missing . Ss 40,000 Isleworth, wrecked .. .. ... 120,000 Oceana, wrecked, (general cargo only .. 3. + 500,000 Axenfels, wrecked .. - - 500,000 Marievals, wrecked .. +. 82,000 G. G. I. wrecked .. +. - 75,000 City of Cardiff, wrecked ...: 195,000 Myrtledene, wrecked .. .. .. 50,000 Crown of England, wrecked. 150,000 Indian Empire, wrecked .. sx 35,000 Bonavista, wrecked .. .. ... 30,000 over Garonne, sunk after collision 40,000 the Foxley, wrecked .. 600,000 have Zinnie, on fire . ++ 180,000 Total... 2... .. .'. 3,633,500 every few. months to supply the de- Three Weeks outsfiown all expectations which the author had for its success. well as an will The and het beautiful gowns are an impottant feature of the produc: The press notices from other cities has appeared have been most.fattering, and. cording to the numerous inguiriesfor/ must he counted, ac. packed house will undoubtedly be in attend- News. The five large steamships overdue and practically uninsurable, not in- cluded in the above list, are the Mountoswald, Augsburg, Belle Ie, Erne and Koombana, Unfortunately, in each case the prospects are con- sidered black, The loss of the genef- al cargo in the Oceana is estimated in the table at 500,000, but no account is taken of the cost of raising the gold and-silver. Including-an-estimate of this cost and assuming a total Joss in vessels, a sum of atleast 1,810,000. St. Johns, May 6. Sir Lomer Gouin, provincial premier, will be the liberal candidate in St. Johns. Read the Serlal Story in the Read the Serial Story in the News. CHICAGO'S FREICHT HANDLERS ON STRIKE 6000 Men and 24 Railroads May 6 Officials of 24 railroads affected by the strike of 6,000 local freight handlers, planned to resume the movement of freight to- day with the assistance of 1,000 non- union men. Assistant chief of Police Schuettler has taken charge of the police arangements for maintaining order and has detailed a large force of patrolmen to guard the railroad Property, President Flannery of the Freight Handlers Union, declared the strike would spread to other cities unless the railroads granted the demands of the men in Chicdgo. The freight handlers. want a nine losses wer 1,910,000, and the case of each of the five missing there were 1,612 tavern Heenses fn jthe province, 17, wer and wine licen- ses, 226 shop licenses, 31 wholesale and 51 club levnses, making a total of 1,967. The total amount paid to the muni- cipalities for the liconse year of 1910- 11 was 358,467.31. while the total rev- enue was 445,761.04 GAMING TABLE IS MIGHTIER THAN SWORD A cable despatch reports that. France has recovered from Germany the five milliards. or, in our money, one billion dollars, which Prince Bis- marck exacted tom France as a money indemnity on accoant of the Franco-Prussian wit. The cable des- PatCh ASEGrts that citizens of Ger- many who possess great wealth and Who are fond of gambling have, with. in the past fifteen or twenty years, paid over to'French gambling estab- lishments at 1 one billion dollars in the way of losses. This despateb, although. based upon figures furnished by a German sta- tisticlan,. must, after all, be guess- work, At,the time of the strain be- tween.France and Germany on ac- fount of the Morocco incident it was iscoyered that the French bankers had what they believed good reason to know that the international tradd between France and Germany inthe: thirty years of the existing French in favor of France of considerably more than one billion dollars, It has, therefore, been a not infrequent com- ment of bankers that the money Which Germany took from France to pay for, the war indemnity Franee 're- covered from Gefmany In peaceful and profitable tragez5; OH lt; lt; eeoe- SOCIALIST: TO LECTURE The local Socialists have made ar Tangements to hold three meetings in Cochrans' hall, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday st 8 pam. Alf. Budden, Sogialist orvanizer, lecturer and au- thor, will be the speaker. Mr. Bud- den is one of the best writers in the Socialist movement today, and no doubt will prove interesting to Medicine Ist audiences. This is his first visit to Medicine Hat. During April he organized eight new locals of the Socialist Party among the farmers of Alberta and gr atly aug- mented the membership in other lo- cals Admission to the meetings here will tie free: TODAYS MARKETS. (W. A. PL Dispateh) Winnipes. May .6 The following arethemarket qtiotations for today: Wheat May (old) 105 1-2, 104 3-4 May (old) 105, 5-8, 104 3-4; July 106 1-4, 106. Oet. close 99. Oats May 49 8-4, 49 1-2; July 48 1-2, 47 5-5;Bx. No. 1 feed (May) close 431-2. + Flax May 193 1-2, 195; July-ctose 195. 3-4. Winnipeg Cash Prices, Wheat 1 Nor, 105 1-4, 2 Nor. 102 1-4, 3 Nor. 98 1-4, 4 Nor. 90, 5 Nor. 79 1-2, 6 Nor, 68 1-2, feed 60. Oats No. 2 0, W. 49, No. 3 47 1-2, ex, No. 1 feed 42 1-2,.No. 2 feed 411-2 Barley No. 3, 69, No. 4, 66, re- Jected 56, feed 56; American Markets. Minneapolis. Wheat May 116 3-8, 115 1-2; July 116 7-8, 116 1-4; Sept. 109 1-4, 108 7-8 Chicago. Wheat May 118; 117 3-8; July 245, 114 3-8; Sept. 110 8-4, 110 1-4, ENGLISH CATTLE (W. A-P- Cable.) verpool, May 6. John Rogers Co., Liverpool, cable today that there Were no Cattl for sale in the Birken- rexdmarKet, J Glasgow, May 6 Nell S. Ritchie, Glasgow, late of Watson and Ritchie, reports sharper trade, higher prices In the first place, it is ques je if there are any more than farms in Ontario. The past years have been a period of mer in the farming world as well as that of other industries, and the, of one hundred acres has rapid Passed out of sight. Fewer peopla hold more land than at the beginning the century, and the farm of tw and three hundred acres hag the unit. Such ts the condit. at the present census taking, but are signs even now that point the resumption of the smaller areas re the next decade has passed the present moment, however, the jpumber of real farms in this province be more nearly 150,000 than (75,000, but their value is consider greater than when the number amount to 175,000. The Farmer's Increased Income. Two hundred and fifty million dol has been given as the annual val- o there is every reason to believe that) -amount-falls short-of-the mark- Mr. C. C. James, the Deputy. Minister of Agriculture, who first quot ed those figures, admits that the est mate is too low. The field crops when turned into beef, butter, cheese and eggs are greatly enchanced in value, and would be worth in a normal year at least half a million dollars. But, for the sake of comparison Mr. James consevative estimate of 250,000,00 shall-stand, and thus, we have every farm in Ontario earning a yearly in come of 1,666. Five years. ago, the Yalue of Ontario's agricultural 'out- put was placed at -45 millions, and ten Years ago it was not more than a hun- millions. The number of farms to share in that one hundred million was larger than now, go that the aver itawarra, wrecked gt; gt; 7 gt; 85,080 republic had-created-a-trade-batmicr) ge income-te eech farm was consid. erably less than 1,666. In fact, the average income in 1901 was about 600, according to calculations made from statistics published by the De nent of Agriculture. This means the Ontario farm.of to-day is giv tng to its owner, returns that are at Teast 160 per cent. greater than they were in 191 4D WaNTED young girl to as- sist in general house work. Ap- ply to Mrs, Terrill, 812 Esplanade. WANTED Two young men to sell Teal estate on commission. Apply to Box 1248. 2a7att EN AND WOMEN TO LEARN barber trade, special summer Tate on, join now and save money. Particulars free. Moler System Col- lege, 609 Centre St, Calgary: 294att REAL ESTATE ee eaten Sap in Kensington, lots 15 and 16 im block 22. 9,.10, 11, 12, 18, 14 in block 23. hese lots are all high and dry view lots, Only 135.00 sh for each If sold in a bunch. Look them up. Bart Stambaugh, North Edmonton, 253d6e MISCELLANEOUS WANTSD LADIES' AND GENTS cast-off clothing, sbves, watches, Jewelry, guns, revolvers, valises, suit cases, stoves, musical instruments, furniture, Democrat waggonis, bug- sles, harness, bicyeles, carpenter tools, etc. raw hides and furs, horse hair, wool and f ithers, bought and sold, Apply to the Harvard Tailoring Co,, 312 Fourth avenue, opposite Dreamland theatre. P. 0. box 701 Phone 295. The Best Prices Paid for the above. 28Dit. THE MEDICINE HAT HIDE, FUR AND JUNK CO. The above hat on band the best selection of Second Hand Tools tn the city. We carry Furnitui nd second hand Clothing, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Rifles, Guns, Re- volvers, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, and a nice new line of winter goods. We buy everything mentioned above and pay the best pri Call-at 504 South allway Si or Phone 687. AUCTIONEERS ee HE H. 3. BROWNE CO, Live Stock and General Auctionsers, 519 Tor- onto St Stock Sales every Friday on Market Square.at 1 o'clock. Ranch and farm stock sal s conducted any- where, House furniture sales con- ducted anywhere, Consult us, our ex- Perience at your disposal free. H. B. Browne Co., 619 Toronto St. 182dtf SITUATIONS WANTED, (TEACHER Experienced, wants po- sition, Apply to box 1276 News office, 25343 WORK WANTED At house clean- ing or washing, Apply to Mrs. joseph Bucttaer, 0s, tt Ave 253007 COOKING wanted: by middle-aged white man, on farm or ranch. Reasonable. Box 1272, News office 250a4t. FOR SALE ses FOR HATCHING Golden Wyandottes, the most useful and beautiful of the feathered race, the best table fowl, mature early, ex- cellent mothers,. wonderful layers. Nine prizes at Winter Show. 2.00 per 13, Birds for sale. Geo. N. Bart- ett, 213 Fourth Avi 26306 Q. Landis, Redcliff, Alta. 251d6t ORSE for sale. driving horse and rubber tired buggy for sale. Apply to owner, 208 Braemar St, or P. O. Box 899, 250ate. A first-class Fohn good-as-new BUSINESS CARDS, oan NN St See SINGER SEWING MACHINES ana Sherlock, Manning Pianos and Organs for sale and to rent. Al? classes of insurace. W. J. Fleming Office 81 Main Street. The Globe Cleaning Pressing Co. Rear of Post Office, Fourth Avenu . Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired Equal to New. New and Secondhand Goods Bonght and Sold Clothes Called for and Delivered. MARK HARRIS, Proprietor. E. Bartlett, B.A.Sc Municipal Engineer, Dominion and Alberta Land Surveyor Industrial Spur Railways, Plans, Etc. i Burns Block, Medicine Hat, Phone 484 Se ee Painting and Pap langing. Reynolds Stewart. (4th Avenne opposite Binnings) Won, Monday, Ma DPrserteageed sooge i 3 s 04 aot Soe . BS Soedretoaioageete. THE BEST DI All Over C Wearing 2 Brand Be Clot Sole 4 Turpin The- Man s Sto Get the Big I Wet W Wear POMMEE SLICI HERDER S LON SLICKER -PANT PARAMATTA COATS. CRAVENETTE ( RUBBER BOOT RUBBERS, UMBRELLAS. The goods are and th i-Land Values Higher. The growing value of the output of the farms has only resulted in one thing, and that is the increased vaiue pf the land. Thus, the latest records the assessment of the rural aress that the farm lands of Ontario worth over 108,000,000 more than the first years of the last decade. fo make the comparison still more Ing, the assessed rural land of jo 1s worth 10 an acre more in 1901, and-another siggificant 4s that the area of these lands extended in the last ten years 1,500,000 acres, showing that 6 is actually becoming a more ely followed pursult in Ontario. seems almost impossible when Dominion census shows such a decrease between the years 1901 1911, but It only proves that even less labor certain kinds of farm. can be developed in Ontario and exceedingly profitabl An Exploded Fallacy. Just one more proof of the fallacy ed in the charge that . rural -1s-in a-st ay. Tha Duildings, implements and live owned by the Ontario farmers the present time are worth in round bout 1,225,000,000, as com- red with 950,000,000 ten years ago. Other words, the average value of the Ontario farm is 8,000 as against 5,000 in 1901, It ts true What prices of farm products have ad- vanced nearly.60 per cent. in the past en years, but the marked increases fm the total values of the annual out- Riss ant of actual property, during time can only be due to the tact the productivity of the Tarms-has also Mnoreased. This greater yield.of pro- fine, is merely the result of improved methods and a gradual increase, dur- Ing the Iast five years, of workers in the country. The Stimulus to Production, And the stimilus to-all this improv- od agriculture with its increasing v; fea 4s-the growing demand for food Canada, as much-in the- Provinces as in the Ontario towns and tities. With the farmers in the great Western half of the Dominion pro- to supply an export trade, ft the farmers of the other half Ho-preduce with a view to supplying the home market, and the statistics g the country s trade show that this precisely what is being done. Western FOR SALE by private treaty 7 iron and: brass-bedsteads, springs and mattresses; one mission oak dining room suite, cost 150.00. Sev- fera? gas, cooking and heater stoves; several pleces- of linoleum, (nearly new) ; One Turkish carpet square; (nearly new). ; several dining room evtension. tables, centre-and kitchen tabl s ; one sectional oak book case; one new democrat wagon. For par- ticulars apply 519 Toronto Street or Phone No. 703. 250 4 FOR SALE Northeast quarter of 12-126; Southwest quarter 14- 12-5; for prices and terms inquire of Charles Creglow, Pioneer Building, St Paul, Minn, ROOMS TO RENT. OOM TO LET Furnished, bath, ** hot -and cold water;-phone; cen trally located, 701 Otta St. 0-RENT Nite,-large.-front- room; furnished for 1-or 2 gentlemen. Apply 125 Balmoral Street. 25143 0 RENT Furnished front bedroom. Modern conventerices, Apply 642 Montreal St. 251dtt OFFICES TO RENT. QFFICE TO RENT Fine large office 20x24 feet. in size, corner of 4th Avenue and Main street, upstairs in the News Block. Modern conventen- ces and well lighted. Most central location in the city. Apply at the News Office. LOST AND FOUND ,08T One black mare with white face, branded C7; two bay mares, both with white face, and one black horse, white star on face. Reward. Apply box 1275 News office. 253d3t Five DOLLARS reward. Lost or stolen, one white, mare 11 years old, weight about 1,400 Ibs, branded EO on right shoulder. Last seen at Many-istand Lake in the spring of 41911. 5.00 reward will be paid for information leading to the recovery of same by Henry Frerichs, sec. 6, tp. 15, range 3, Medicine Hat, Alta. the News Job Department. Give us a tral. top, 7 1-2-to 7 Scents; sec- hour working day and increase of pay and cattle scarce, Prime steers, top Local mts: fd Saturday afternoon holiday. Prices, 9 3-4 cents; secondary, 9 WWoPHERSON BROS., middling, 8 cents to 6 1-2 cents, Medicine Hat. TO KENT No order too large or too. small for 2 S ondary, 6 3-4 to 7 cents per pound, live weight. ( SUBACRIBE NOW for the Dally News. 250d4t. ee O RENT First class piano. Apply at 414-Toronto St, 258a3t 248a6t New Walt cheer fully ufrnished on cost of Papering your rooms. Phone 156. PIANO TUNING VOICING and REGULATING All kinds of repair undertaken at the lowest charge consistent with best workmanship. Expert Work Guaranteed. CHAS. A. ADSIT Telephone 68. 605 Main St RANCH FOR SALE acres freehold and seventeen thous- and acres leasehold. All fenced. Good house, six rooms and bath. spring creek runs through corrals and pastures the year round. Range cattle, of Medicine Hat. Apply estate or 8.-Murphy,Carberry,-Man., or Thos. I. Lokier, Bull Spfings Ranch, Medi- cine-Hat or Fred McClain, Hat, 4 IMPOUNDED, Gelding, Light bay, no visible brarid, welght about 1000 Ibs., will be cold by Dublic auction at City Pound on May 7th, 1912 at 14k, unless the same thereon, WM. FUNNELL, Pound Keeper. oS ERPPAS ESET eee 246 10t + + + HOME SEEKERS a EXCURSIONS. + There's many a home seek- + hers exoursion right here in +f fly conducted, too, by readers +f of The Daily News Want Ads. If you have property for f+ Tent rooms, hotises, Got- tages apartments, plan a home seekers excursion through the Wants; bid pos- sible tenants come and look. at what you have to offer. The Wants cost but 25 for oO insertion, 3 for 5c, one week for 1.00. Phone 13, two rings: FEEEEEEE EEE ES Athens, Ohio, May 6. 2 fighting campaign for Ohio a 48 dele- gates to the Republican national on. vention opened today with President aft first in the field to present his Srguments for spport at the primary May ist, oe ofe ole oho ole fe obs fools obo he obese PEEP EE EEE EES Bull Springs Ranch for sale so0 Flowing Well sheltered. Suitable for/horses jor. Situated thirty rifles Nom; Medicine claimed and all lawful charges pafd , ete -aity every day personal- EEE ES: + + + BASEBALI - hb Ebb Saginaw has so Sorns, once a Cer to the Hamilton t Ten-years ago Le Cleveland Naps, joi which he was to be a decade. The Cle planning fittingly the occasion by pre June 4 with an i for good luck. The made of hard-earne donated by the fan its value is expecte siderable sum. The White Sox straight game from by 9 to 5 in an icy Tanned-sight- Tigers innings, getting Co tiring Cobb, Crawh the fifth. But he v steady and was repl after three hits wer a if the : held Detroit to five Saturday and Chic: Three of Detroit's ches made by Gai was hit hard. Manager Griffith o given up all hope o the star first basem treal club. Scout I ed the youngster avs lieyes him to be one players in the leagu the efforts that othe ing to secure him hi ed so high that th chance for Washir for his release. The al league club will Gandil, and it will near to 10,000 and ers, but it is.doubt will be made before is anxious to retain . a8 possible. AMEKIUAN AS Columbuy Toledo -.. St. Paul Minneapolis . Indianapolis Kansas City .... 023. Milwaukee ...

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