845

Date 1912-05-20

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May 20th, 1912. AND FOUND day evening between rm and Balmoral st. 2ch with stone in cen- eaves around it. Find- same at News office. TS containing small ey. Owner may have at Business College nd Paying for ad. 265a1 a ett 3 TO RENT. sea ty rnished parlor with oder, close in, Ap- St. 26443, als esis se furnished room, one or two, 120 To- 26303 Sire TN ION SALE Se, TION SALH, May the - m. on the market Il sell the following loxen chickens, some agon, one buggle, 15 , and a number of id light, all broke and vork. A lot of house- you have anything to this sale. Watch for datteriee; Auct. 26206 Peers ores LLANEOUS rk for steam engine, 1 packing: Can disk ind plows. Call. or Manning, Seven Per- 26406 DIES AND GENTS thing, shoes, watches evOlvers, valises, uit musical instruments, ocrat Waggons, bug- dicyeles, carpenter higes and furs, horse fathers, bought ang the Harvard Talloring th avenue, opposite Monday, May 20th, 1912 MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. oat Le dtrito ote eho ateate hotpato ate etege ogee SPORT N- Comiplete Men , When we opened this storg nearly nine years ago it was our determin- ation to serve the peo- of Medicine Hat better than they had ever been served both in .quatity of goods and in store service offered. That our efforts are ap- preciated is proven by growing ple our rapidly business, Turpin Bros The Man : Get the Big Dollar's Worth Stone Where You rs. ire. P.O. box 701. Best Prices Paid for 2aDte. 12 HAT HIDE, FUR O. The above have st selection of Second the city. We carry es and Bedding, new 1d Clothing, Clocks. ry, Rifles, Guns, Re- Buggies, Harness, Une of winter goods. ning. mentioned: above at prices, Call at 504 St. or Phone 687. tf TIONEERS if CO, Live Stock Auctioneers, 519 Tor- Sales every Friday re-at 1 -o'clock.Ranch Sales conducted any- furniture sales con- e. Consult us, our ex- disposal free. Ex- t disposal free. Phone wne Co., 519 To- 182att ESS CARDS, NG MACHINES and fanning Planog aad- )and to ront. All ance. W. J, Fleming, Street. ettit TRACTOR e Cleaning sing Co. fice, Fourth Avenue. , Pressed and Repaired al to New. Wives will do well to Look Over Their Husbands Shirts shirts for 1.00 they need. This- is an exceptional value and if you look in our corner window you will be convinced. Assessment Rolls Assessment Notices Tax i ax Reminders Receipt Books Letter Paper Envelopes, etc., etc, and see how many of our 1.50 H.S.IRELAND C.P.R. MENS STORE Soeteetoadeeteateatertety oe ioeiecoceetectnetectosto dt eeiettoe LEPPE EOP EOSSESOSSOOSOD IOI OOL OLEH OOOO OIOSO ROOD D. t oe Tt N MEDICINE HAT GUN CLUB fom Tee ee e ro Ss eam IW The Club ig getting up a big shoot se LEA 1 i 0 for May 24, Shooting starts at 8 a, * BIG GUE i .e m. ebarp, PFE to be shot for by Under Suspension a ale ee ce At the Practice shoot on ; last Saturady evening tho following) PO ek tb te oh ob NATION. Ty Cobb s Team Mates are Placed Under ban by Ban. 21 18 sori Says That if Trouble is Not Soon Ended That i af SATURDAY GAMES New Team Will be put in. 2 i? eens: ot Oe sae, 16 18) Kent and 2. Erwin, (W. A, PB, Dispateh) 5 16 i 4 Cheney and Archer. Philadelphia, Pa., 20. With the ; and that he as president at the Am- 7 best nd REV tie 6 Navin, preai- eriean league will not treat with th eee Pe ' layers but whatever he does will Pal f dent of the Detroit club, further de- i f F Moore and Dootn. QO V S OQ bo with the president of the Detroit velopments are expected today in tho jup, ae ea CANADIAN COPS Steele and Wingo, T THE IN EST R extraordinary baseball situation qt is up fo the presidents of the New York 3 ca i 2 brought about hy the strike vf the clubs to carry out their league's ob- ENGLISH MARATHOR Cincinnal Se a 9g Aisariees' Soatn tern, hs gate lieatines set 1 look to tae meade aif Parga eeieg EXPERIENCED, hard headed, SUCCESSFUL scheduled for today between Phila )their clubs to look after their own Jimi Oorl 7 Wins Out in Benton and McLean, business men. who have spent years of their lives delphia and De jas been post- club s a wi Tone Tun against as getting experience will invariably tell you that many Poned by agreement and if there is Well, I see we probably are black- Field of 52 Starters. Boston ... . Ta 2 eat fortunes are founded on city property and no settlement the game scheduled bi- listed, said one of the Detroit Bi Pittsburg ... . 3 62 an land investments. In Medicine Hat, property tween the Tigers and Washington Players as he met some of his com- (GAP, Cable.) Tyler: and) Kllng. at the prices now quoted you CANNOT go wrong im the National capital will also be tades in the corridor of the hotell jondon, May 38 J. G. Gorkery, Adams and Kelly. Played at another time. It there is where the Tigers are staying: The Canadian, easily Won today's maca, you want to make money THEN DO TTIN VEST ho settlement of the trouble today layers, however, did nob appear tol thon race, Windsor to Stamford SUNDAY GAMES NOW- A telephone call will brin, our car to your ct tomorrow immediate steps will be fear that feature of the case seri- bridge, in 2 hours, 37 minutes, 25 eSicaeo see 2 4-2) door and it will be.a pleasure to show the good bw taken according to Mr. Jolinston to ously. Mr. Johnson declared thie seconds, Th r was 52 startere, Con. pie a Lavender, * i) we have listed at out office. BE ONE OF THO: Put new team in the field to repre- layers must return to the ball'field/y ory Kept himself in reserve for sev- Huggon.and. Phelpa. WHO FOLLOWED THIS ADVICE. gent tho Detroit team: Tohnson says or new team will be organized be- ora1 miles, was wixth, and was sec- it will be a good one but he declines ea Per eee well be taken uP- ond at twelfth mile and at twenti- 2 82 Lots 87 and 88, Bly, 11, Cousins Sissons, 800, Terms. to say from what source the players 0M ott Players 8F0 Fe ) oth, time thencbeimg 1 hour, 58 min- CRORE Lets 6 to 8 Block Sh, Herald, 90000 n ake will be drawn. It is probable, How- eeivingiletters and telegrams-offering yteg, . W, Gillam, the South Afri- Brennatr and Doin, Lots 14 and 15, Block 9 Hera, 9600.00 2 pate. tetas. ever, that a special mesting ot the them places on teams principally in- 3, was second lating the dis- Harmon and Wingo. Lots 6 to 9, Block , Herald, 600.00 each. Terms. American league salled for tomorrow dependants. or so-ciilled outlaw 0r- tance in 2 hours, 87 minutes. 44 sea 2 5 ts isch : is onde. -G: Gis holder of Horne New York . 3 10 4 ts 12 to 15, Block 80, High School Annex, 300 eeh. terms resent trouble is reached, several of y711) Hassiersewanethicd, 2 hours, 30/Cinetanatl 44 Lots 81 to'85, Block 18, Central Park, 500.00 each. Terms, e Detroit men are in'favor of mak- sinutes, 39 seconds, Ames. and Myers. understood thas agreed to manage ing a barnstorming tour. All the) . ae Rete oak Mech List Your Property with Us. We Will Sell It. the new combination. According to Players who signed the t legram sent THIS WEEK IN sPorTs pit ee eee Johnson all the players who refused Mr. Johnson last week, have an- (By Gravy RICAN LEAGUE to play ball last Saturday are sus- nounced themselves as still firm in Olympic trials this week will be were eaen We are THE FARM Land Com pany pended, their stand. held for the/United States rifle team Clevelana . 10-14 2 Cobb after reading Pres. Johnson s Mr. Navin said after he, left Mr. bicycle team andthe Decathlon a 715 2 remarks made the following state- Johnson: I have been in the Ame- round events, *The'riff finals will te ment: Johnson always has believed tiean)league for ten years and hope shot at Winthrop, following the Quinn and Freeney. himself to be infallible. He gus- to be in it for ten years more, it is preliminarjes of the past week. Cycle 930 eee STREET. + PHONE 171 Pends aman first, and investigates now a question whether club owners trials are, Scheduled for next Satur- Chicago . 8.7 4 afterwards. It should be the re- are to run the league or players are day at Newark, N.J., when a team Boston ... 1 61 verse. Manager Jennings and they went to will be selected from among the rid- Penn and Kushni. Prior to the arrival of Mr, Navin, to run it. Navin was joined hy ets who teok part in preliminaries Bentrit and Carrigan. oe ; 0 Ban Johnson had little to say ex- the hotel where the .striking Detroit at New York, Buflalo, Boston, Chi- - sotto mitra he sate made ages Garena efe and Se Denn PC 22:3 Taxit Taxi Taxi last night that the players/antoma- there was a cohference which may outs e coritested in the Hast, g : : tically have suspended themselves last for several hours. middle West and onthe Pacific eoast. Trevors and Noctis ALBERTA TAX COMPANY This event includes 100 metres flat, Coombs and Lapp. Phone 666 Day.) 211 Night: seca running broad jump; putting the eae 4 weight, best hand; running bigh s, outs. sw o All Trains Met. New Cars. Careful and Intelligent men ersey fump, 400 metres fiat, hurdle ra0e, Washington 6 51 : Drivers, lt;5 20 mates, hrowing thease, UWE rae and Spain ert sameeren Eterm a phes-sind-FF ea : Wi S Kin s Plate Lin (WHER Pha jared ts tho mia. Tolsdo . sy sy cde cer a RON T0-DAVS MARKETS. in g dle), best hand; 1, : Di e), best nd; 1,500 imetres flat. En ee Columbus sn 2 Amberite Second and Joe Si s Bustliug Cop- ed the Small End. - (W. A. P. Special Dispatch) Toronto, Ont., May 48 Dyment's Hersey won the King s Plate at the Woodbine today, Crew's Amberite was second and*Seagram s Bustling thir. The winner's time. was 2.11. DREADNOUGHT TEXAS AS LAUNCHED TODAY 20,000 Spectators Gathered to See Monster Man-of- War Take Initial Dip. bundred women dined together and bowed and. smiled and exchanged fel- icltous greetings, notwithstanding the fact that the political amhitions of goodly number of them or, to exact, the political ambitions point-in so precisely: the same ditec- tion that a fesling of jealous rivalry might naturally be expected. The women were all wives of Dem- Ocratic, leaders of national promin- ende and the occasion of the gather- ing. was a May-time breakfast in cel- ebration of the birthday anniversary of Dolly Madison. Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the Speaker of the House Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, wife of Rep- resentative Clayton of Alabama, and Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood, wite of the leader of the majority in the lower branch of Congress, took the initia- a rthand Goods Bought nd Sold for and Delivered. HARRIS, Proprietor. lett, B.A.Sc pal Engineer, iberta Land Surveyor Spur Railways, , Sewage, Irrigation, ans, Etc. erlal Bank Building. : Phone 484. d Paperhianging. is Stewart. opposite Binnings) er Estimates chovr- on cost of Papering hone 156, ) TUNING nd REGULATING repair undertaken at with ork ee: 3. A, ADSIT 505 Main St. JGILISTIC ANNALS Coulon knocked out 1 3 rounds at College See eee eee eee) See betel bbb bebe bebheh bebebek bh oe bot OLLAR DO-THE DOLLAR Di - WORK OF TWO Your dollars vary in value according as they vary in purchasing power. The man or woman who studies advertising is able, frequently, to make one dol- lar do the usual work of two. The experienced reader of advertisements wiit always make a dollar com premium, that is, make it buy more than the dollar of a non of advertise- mients. How much above par are the doliars in your pocket worth? It will depend on how Glose- ly you study the buying op- portunities outlined in the store ads. THE DAILY NEWS te et baled baie eotdeck + + oe + H play the harmony game just as suc- ob eh bh Leb hh bok cosatully as the men was clearly dem- Story in the News, room at Rauscher s, where several Newport News, Va.; May 18 Greet- ed by a chorus of steam whistles and cheered on b yan enthusiastic assem- blage of 20,000 spectators the 27,000- ton battleship Texas twin sister of, the New York; building at the Brook- lyn Navy Yard, glided from her ways. As the big yessel swept down to meet the water of the James River, Miss Claudia Lyon, daughter of Col. *fiCecil Lyon, a wealthy ranch owner and Republican National Committee- man for Texas, broke the traditional hottie of champagne and formally named the ship. Grouped about the sponsor on the official stand numerous representatives of retary Mayer and a number of other officials of the Navy Department and high oftcers of the navy. The Texas is designed to be the lar- gest and most formidable warship a- float. Her displabement fis nearly. four times as great as the old battle- ship of the sam name, Her total cost will be in the neighborhood of 14,000,004. She will-be the f rst warship of the American Navy to car- ray a battery of 14-Inch guns. mitract calls for a speed of at i 21 knots an hofr, JUST LIKE THE WEN (Special to the News) Washington, D, , The were the State of Texas, together with Sec arlotte, N. C., May 20 Charlotte Her gether with baseball games, parades, for good-fellowship and mutual ac- quaintanceship, The most notable of the Invited guests included Mrs, Gro- ver Cleveland, Mrs. William J. Bryan, Mrs. Alton . Parker, Mrs. Adlai B. Stevenson, Mrs, Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Judson Harmon, Mrs, Joseph / Folk, Mrs. John W. Kern and Mrs. Thomas . Marshall, all of them the wives of men who have held or as- Pired to the presidency or vice presi- dency of the United States, CELEBRATION OPENS AT CHARLOTTE (Special to the News) today opened her annual celebration in observance of the anniversary of the signing of the Mecklenburg dec- laration of independence, a document sald to have been promulgated here lon May 20, 1775, nearly a year in ad- Vance of the declaration at Philadel- phia, The celebration will-last near- ly the entire week and is expected to attract thousands of visitors. The annual exhibition of manufactures, to- aeroplane flights, band concerts and other features of entertainment, make up the programme. 41 CHINAMEN ARRESTED Trials for a number of important ev- ents will be held this week in Eng- for amateurs, held Zanlllly on Vic- land. The lassic Canadian Maratho ist game West, Cann, Colomore and Garish. Bruck and Smith, e jiextIriday, will give line on the best distance men lt; mninion: Next Friday will mark the opening of the seuson-t the Dominion La- eroage Association, and for months to come the fins of Mohtreal and Toronto will be WWided in interest between the Canuck national game and the brand of Un le Sam s na- tional game supplied jo. olubs iz fig fatcreational lalgegtarciany ei be a great day all over the Domin- jon, with cricket, Iasrosse, baseball) and other athletic attractions in ev- ery city. Toronto Will stage a if- teen-mile relay race in which the pro- fessional long distance of the Hemmion the tmited States aul England, will compete, The American Henley, the tenth annual regatta of the American Rowing association, will be held next Philadelphia, important Saturday on the S River at rowing event will be the triangulat two-mile race on the Gharles River between. crews of Harvard, Cornell and Princeton. This will be the first time a Tiger crew has rowed away from Princeton in about thirty German-Americans from all over the United States and Canada will turn toward Chicago this week for the annual tournament of the North American Skat league, which begins on Saturday. The pfizes offered to- tal 10,000. s According to reports from Sydney, Sam Langford, Gyclone Johnny Thompson, Porky Flynn, Jimmy Clabby and Jack Lester, who have been fighting in Australia for some months, will for America this week. Joe Woodman, manager of the bunch, will bring with him Sam Mo- Vey, the California negro heavy- weight, and Hugh Mehegan, an Aus- tralian lightweight. MAY 19 IN PUGILISTIC ANNALS 1902 Kid McCoy outpointed Kid Remnas and Schmidt. Maxwell, Wiuter and Fisher. 2nd gamo Providence . Sebi D0. Toronto ... - 5 8 3 Mitchell, Sling and Schmidt. Rudolphe, Fisher and Higgins. ist game i Montreat MeGinnity, Dent, Lee and Smith. Burke, Taylor and Rothe. 2nd game Buffalo... Baleoaies Di Winnipeg -.. Superior ... . Duluth ... . Grand Forks Grand Forks Scbilitzer, Hixon, Mereer and Clarke Richter, Toney and Spencer. CENTRAL INTERNATIONAL xi as 8 3 2 2 Peasley and Jones. Usula, Schweitzer and Anderson. 10 14 2 5 6 3 Smith and Trickson. Myers, McHutcheon and Edmonds. uiluth ... . i142 (W. A. P, Dispatch.) Chicago, lls, May 20. Many. stop loss orders executed on the market Providence * a ; Indianapolis . 9 13 1 bare of demand brought about se fats oor frente Foie tit 3 fere deciines toaay In wheat, Crap and further news was bearish, but the break appeared chiefly to be an aftermath of the selling flurry of last week. The July delivery wheat sold as low as 106 compared with 108 3-8 at the close Saturday. The Weakness nearly as great showed itself too, in corn, oats ad provisions, (W. A. P. Dispatch.) Winnipeg, Man, May 20 The fol- lowing are the market quotations for today: Winnipeg Markets. Mar. Gian) 308) 5-8, 108 3-8; July October 97 Ete 97 1-2 Frock, Danforth ana Payne. Rochester .. . 6 15 1 Jersey City ..- e900 Stroud, Wilhelm, Manser and Blair. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION - 10 1 eR feasts, is no longer to be regarded as the special Prerogative of the political leaders of the male sex, That the women can onstrated today in the dig banquet : Jarter in 6 rounds at- Philadelphia. Winnipeg, May 20 Follawine a Cores i rald on Chinatowh gambling joints 1908 Sam Langtord defeated San- Sunday forty-one Chinamen appeared in the police court today and were: remanded ope week. Loose Leaf System The News Job dy Ferguson in 12 rounds at Boston. 1909 Jack Johnson and Philadel- phia Jack O Brien, 6 rounds, no de- cision, at Philadelphia. 1910 Billy Papke Knocked ont Joe Olmstead and Owens. Noel and Marshall. St. Paul .. Kansas City Thomas, Carger Department has every facility for sup- plying the most satisfactory. Thomas in 16 rounds st San Fran- cisco. : Powell, Altrock and, Withers, Mad- dox and O'Connor. Superior . Winnipeg . Wansmatt, Mendeli and Edmonds. Rhodes and Anderson Jacklitsch, MePhale, Kilally and Glass and Shea. Roi : eh WESTERN CANADA LEAGUE. Montreal ... + 274 Newark 5 6 1 1st game Averett, Crulse and Roth, Edmonton 3B 8.2 Ensonam and. Smith. Bassano .:. 6 10.2 Heinrich and Weynholt. Thelan, Cox and Lorrow. Minneapolis .2i/... cvs 6 2-8 0 Milwaukee . Sfp tied OSA 2 62 Comstock and ens. Cutting and Marshall, Hays and Stark, BGIPRaL ir ptrsanaaus 258 32 1) anarnoon game BKangag City . 2.2 0. - 5 11 2 calgary . 252 Leroy and Black. Red Deer ... 5854 Rhodes and O'Connor, Stanridge and Davidson. Manning and Bliss, Toledo ... - we 6 1 Columbus + 8 48 0 nyening game Falkenberg and Land. Calghcy wound McQuillan and Smith. Red Deer ... 4 10.2 oe . Banstead and Davidson. indianapolis 8 3) Baxter and Bil Louisville ... 2 38.8 Nixon dnd Clark. PILES CURED IN 6 T0.14 DAYS Northrun and Spencer, Your druggist will refund money it fase of fishing. Blind, Bleeding. oF Minneapolis ... + 10 11 1 88e of Itching, . 3ittwaukee -- ggg Protruding Piles in to 14 days. 600. 45; ex No. 1 food May 8, 43; July 43: 1-8, 42 7-8, Flax May close 194; July 195 1-2, 198 1-2) Winnipeg Cash Prices. + Wheat 1 Nor. 103 1-4,.2 Nor. 100 1-4, 8 Nor. 95 1-2, 4 Nor. 36 1-2, 5 Nor. 73, 6 Nor. 63, feed close 67 1-2, Oats No. 2 C. W. close 44 1-4; 3.C, W. 40 1-2; ex. No. 1 feed 42 No. 1 feed close 42 1. close 40 3-2. Wheat May 112 1-8, 112; July U2 5-8, 1123-8, Sept, 108) 34, 102 7-8. oi Chieago, Wheat May 14 , 112; July 108 1-4 (W. AP, Tae Glasgow, May 20. Neil 8. Rltehie, Glasgow, late of Watson and Ritchto, reports prices higher, cattle scarce; top price 10 cents for steers, currant 9 1-2 cents to 9 8-4 cents; prime bulls 8 cents to 8 1-4 cents; secondary 7 cents to 7 1-2 cents per pound live weight. Prospect good, (W. A, P, Cable.) Liverpool, May 20. John Rogers. Co., Liverpool, cable today that prices - in the Birkenhead market were well maintained, both States and Canadie steers making from 15 1-2 to.16 cents per pound. Cattle generally are. scarce and dear. SUBSORIBR NOW for the Dally News.

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