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roly 10th, 1012, id build, consider irst. Don't be per+ buy CHEAP LUM- e it's cheap use the We have it, and ev- Builder requires. Job. Boston, Mass., July 19. The an- nouncerent of United States Sena- tor W. Murray Crane that-ho willl retire from Congress at the close of the present term has set all the Bay State politicians by the ears) and started the buzzing of aumer- stock or LUMBER, SH, FIR FINISH, .K, MAPLE, BIRCH YLOORINGS. the. aigeney. for -the Morgan. Doors, OR BEAUTIFUL OOD FIBRE, LATH DAR POSTS, WIL suocessor must be selects y by. the legislature that will be elect : ed next November. : The first name that flow ta thie winds and the lips of the Republi- ean politicians when the Crane an- nouncement was made, was that of Curtis Guild, jr., who served . two terms as governor of Massachusetts and is now the United States am- bassador to Russia. By a gt; seeming coincidence Ambassador Guild arriv- ed in New York from St. Peters burg on the day following the an- nonncement of Seuator Crane of his intefttion to retire. The Ambassa- * dor's visit home was very. brief and its real purpose has never been made public. The general opinion is that Mr. Guild would like to be elected senator, but would not enter into any active contest for the honor. His selection, it. is believed, would meet with the unqualified approval of Senator Crane. But since Ambassador Guild re- turned to his post at St. Peters- burg without making known his position in regards tithe senator- ship, a number of other leading men of the, Republican party a Preparing to get into the rac man Samuel W. MeCall will wort. the political fence. J haye awakened to the aca that there is Httle time to lose in pre- paring for, the conte: as Senator) Crane's term will expire next March) AVE RD AY CO. UMBER-PEOPLE 29, PHONE 67 HALING 2 SMUT is. considered certain that Cor - Quart ly amounce his candidacy. That n the same thing is regarded as equal - PAY MORE ly certain. . Another who may: cast his hat. into man Augustus P. Gardner: the xing is Congress- Mr. Crane Announces That This Is His Last Term as Re presentative of-Massachusetts Many Want His (Special to the News) ship Mr. Draper says: 1 satesm) fthe United States 'Senatorship very tart those of Mr. Guild. 1 will is a candidate, Mr. not enter the race. Another possibility om the Repub- lican side is Eben 8. D er governor and millionai facturer. In. speaking of the senator- it the Gardn r es foes Poet tom y highly, The place has a great at- traction for me, I-am seriously considering becoming a cailidate for t. seat Republican party by any means. Believing that the nomination off Woodrow Wilson will have the ef- fect of bringing out -a heavy Demo- cratic. vote in Massachusetts - next, November, the Massachusetts Demo- erats feel that..a good Democratic candidate for the senate would not. bo wasting: his time: by making the fight. So far Mayor John F, Fitzger- ald of Boston is the only Demoerar, tie candidate actively in the field fos the senatorship. The name of Gov- ernor Foss has been mentioned in connection with the toga, but s9 far he has-taken no step to enter the race. * Mr, Foss . recently gave out that he intended to retire from the governorship at the end of his present term, but his closest pol tical friends expect that he will be- come a candidate, for renomi this fall. A few weeks hence Mayor Fitz- gerald will begin his speaking cam- paign for the senatorship. * Gover- nor Foss has-assured me that he; will not be a candidate for the United States Senate against me, says Mayor Fitzgerald, all reports to the contrary notwithstandi I do not know whether the Gov tHer intends to senie re-eiettion There is no reason in my mind why the next legislature. should not be Democrat The people will cer- tainly-See a Campaign by our party Colors Size 9 ft. 0 in, by Remember These not Tapestry. Geode ee oct ato ne coetante eee ete aioe oaks eee oy co-0g Pe a oe Po atastal GEM Pere ene een, Gardner's- plans, howev worthy of the menme:** 2 s Drag and Store : ot Recent developments. in Cuba, which , have rosulted spread demand that the United States establish a permanent pro- tectorate over the island, to Great Britain's gontrol over Egypt, have been long a-brewing. A yearago today, on July 19, 911, the. United States Govern - ment, warned. President Comez. in a polite note, that the reckless. finai- ciaL-policy of his government distasteful and a veiled threat of intervention . was made. The pro- cess of exploitation read the note, shoukl ever be safeguarded by - economic policy so essential t fitiancial amd CURTIS Decorating. i ii RACIOES AXD Political stability r BUILDERS: Seant attention was paid to this warning, and others followed. Six IGURA WITH YOU months ago, when the Cu- PLACING YOUR or seven FOR A BUILDING ban . veterans were engaged in a MATES FREE: violent agitation, another threat was made by the United States, this time couched in more determin- ed language. President Gomez and his opponents, alarmed at this. turn of affairs, got together and agreed tq call. a truce. Fear that another intervention would be permanent. pro- pably led to. the temporary peace. ext to City Hall. LEY BROS. EE Then came the uprising of , the and Contractors. blacks, and another warning from the United States, backed this time by warships. and men with guns. Ave., Phone 434 a President Jose Miguel Gomez be- Box 304. gan his administration three years BG ago last January, and almost im- nes are: mediately began 1s Prepared. ents of Gomez charge that his ad- ministration has been marked by reckless extravagance and unrestrict- NE STABLE PHONE ed graft. They point to a subsidy 402 728 of 1,800,000 yoted by the Cuban lawmakers for the construction of a S. FOLLIS railroad, and declare that the en- tire amount was intended to be dis- acting Co. tributed among the political sup- 4 porters of the President. That the TORONTO ST. United States considered the sih- sidy at least unwise was shown by the fact that notified to inform Gomez that transaction was highly displeasing. Another i that he 1g. Sand, Coal Graver ill : ating a Specialty, has One man pense mont Vaiele'Sam Waraed Cuba. * One Year Ago To-day, in a wide- similar a bitter quarrell ment in England. with Vice President. Zayas. Oppes The tabor unions of London, Bng- Minister Beaupre was the charge against Gomez is rewarded bis. friends with diplomatic poste-and-missious; Canpda will meet in Guelph, at allowing them large sums for ex- . Sheen sent to eens + of * foes work of improving Havana s water supply, which Gov. Magoon kad de- clared was necessary to the conserva- tion of the health of the city's peo ple, had to. be abandoned because of lack of funds. The procgeds from. 2 loan of 16,500,000, arranged by Governor Magoon for that* purpose. had been spent otherwise. And yet the Cuban-government has recently commenced the construction of a new 1,000,000 palace for the Presi dent, although the present Cupbf n white house would seem to be quite large enough, and is a hand- some edifice with sposious grounds. Friends of President Gomez tell a different story. They allege that the ery for intervention, which has re- cently gone up all over America and Europe, comes from representatives of the trusts and other gieat finaa- interests which desire to stran- Cuban liberty for the sake of fit-for themselves. It is declar- ed that these interests have employ- ed and armed mento carry-on a guerrilla warfare, and have caused to be sent out false reports of con- ions in Cuba,- with: a view to bringing about a permanent United States intervention in Cuban affairs. Soto gy e --As an- Intimation rsupyestion from our A oe os . tof a THIS i re e so 2 1 soso oo degree presents to a yast furniture in vogue used in the home: settlers of the New States. fe 2 Soafo-f 1 epee ot: 2 eae ae et eS jNOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD A-labor trades council is beingfore med in Pittsburgh, It is said that each year threo thou sand foreigner waiters find employ- et ofoetente Furniture Department. complete bedroom suite that r the that was of the early England You are just as safe in buying from us by mail as if you buying in person. All orders are promptly attended to, Mail Order department 4 ig thoroughly equipped and our faciliti i for executing out of town orders cannot be surpassed, ody Brussels Carpet sat i soem? Squares at Mill- An assortinent of 50 special Brussels Squares made from worst- ed yarns, in this season s de reens, Tans, Brown down in Medicine Hat.) Size 6 ft. 9 in. by 9 ft. 0 in., 9.75 instead of 13.50. Size 9 ft. 0-in by 9 tt: 0 in. 12.75 instead of 17.50. Size 9 ft-0 in. by 10 ft. 6 in, 14.75 instead of 20.00. 1 2 ft..0 in., 16.75 instead of 22.50. e genuine body Brussels Carpets, gus. and Blues. Our prices 17th ae Complete for Combining Art, Beauty, Quality and Desirability : A Preface in the Form of an Addenda. THE originators of the Tudor Colonial design were among the early settlers of the New England State: ideas from the Jacobean and Tudor nments, thus giving each piece a more appearance of dignity and encblement which resolved itself into what is now known as the TUDOR COLONIAL. LIKE a diamond, or rare old wine, it has ahd always wilt hold ition among the most dignified Of furniture with its beautiful lines that characterizes so much, - ified the embelli: and uphold a premier. po (Laid A PERIOD BEDROOM SU Tudor Colonial BEING A-MODIFICATION OF THE TUDOR LINES PERIOD FURNITURE. SO TODAY this 044 2 * land, are preparing to start two daily newspapers, The American Brotherhood of Ce- ment workers has organized a-new. local at-Tulsa, Okla. The Amalgamated Glass Workers have been successful in organizing a local union in Omaha, Neb, Thousands of men are Working ten to fifteen hours in the forests of Lou- isiana for 150 a day. A law providing for fire drills and sfitary conditions in factories has been passed by the New York State cerned in a proposed strike legislature, it compulsory to give ayfortn The twenty-eigbth . annual session tice before striking. of-the Trades and Labor- Congress of Intario, sheets, and abolishment of roller cos * ee + THE 'N Sostestedtestectocts the secret ballot of all persons con- d make night's NO- els are reforms depanded by the New York State convention of Wnited Com- September 9, -The United Shoe Workers of Amer- South America as a special ambas-j ca have decided to move their head- mercial Travelers in session recently i RACTS FOR sador is said. to have received aarters from Lynn, probably to Buf- at Waterto 7 Y TEAMING 40,000, and similar sums, it is, dl- falo or Cincinnati. Industrially, Belgium is the mos feged, have been given to others. A third labor exchange has been op- highly developed country in Eurovt AND EXCAVATING Jt iv even declared that the Presi-foned in Toklg and efforts have been t has, at the present time. a ponula- md Sand for Sale, dent got his of the way by Phone No. 416, Simmonds : pa crow reins of authority over-tg Gomer, goverment. ished, and not many months late: the rev got long ago th political enemies out sending them to foreign countries at handsome salar-) The ies. we uae Certain it is that when Governor half holiday granted voluntarily by The granite cutters unio a eae Magoon left Cuba and turned the their employers. There has been no eton and Auburh, has the treasury. held 2,460,668 immed jately available for the uses of the The money quickly van- the expenditures of .the Cuban bud- get called for 7,000,000 more than at lt;. of which made by the government to have oth- tion of about eight million of wh er. Japanese cities follow the example. 1,250,000 persons are electrical workers of Wheel- dustrial pursvits, and pf whom 000 are women. engaged in in- ing, W. Va., will enjoy the Saturday ment with change in the wage raise. Thare te considerable nctivity-in-Po- Tonto, Ontario, labor circles among the leaders of the movement to organ- + ize the foreign element, especially the Italian forces, The executive council of the Inter- The Government of Queensland bas national Bookbinders Union is about for to establish-a tehool course in bobk- fully negotiated a new ae contractors whieh uch 26 cents a day, and elimina chine tool, the use of which Is very unhealthfol. 9 introduced a Bll which. provide ter eatoateaterteste-stecteszoets binding. spondce work will be established in Boston, New York, Chicago, Kan- City, ither San Francisco or Seattle. A USEFUL PRESENT. The little maid gazed thoughtfully, her father. Papa, what I'm going to give you for your answered ft cog T've just ote The council has selected an industrial commission from the mem- bership to work out a definite plan, which Will be submitted to the next tof hotels, nine foot convention ot the erganization-) Denver,-New Orleans and she said, do you know he answered, Tell mug with bis: little daugh- ittully, Mees Old Masters you can afford to pay; WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND SEE IT. store has its reproduction we might say of the reproduced, and to offer at a price 7 Phone 433. ENGLISH Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, of 98 piec Sample plate sent on request. position for. twelve persons... All the handled pieces solid gold the border decoration is elaborately treated eoin gold. Special value, 18.00 (Laid down in Medicine Hat.) William Graceful : Evolved San Domingo 17th century designers. Mahogany and derived the implified and mod- haste styles, s EILSON FURNITURE CO., LIMTIED 3 tae EIGHTH AVENUE EAST. CAEGARY doegecepatestecreeteaten Sraterteeteete tested ieatent err enet te tet dei seaheateatoaterteateetectedtect HOLLINGER AGENCY Lots Also 1-20, Block 14, Cousins and Sissons, 280 p per lot 1-3 cash ; 6 and 12 months. 125 feet, Block 27, Central Park for 1500. Terms, cash; 6 and 12 months, * 13 Terms, 1-3 cash; 4 and 8 months. as - e Fiber PHE cabinet makers of this. period received their inspir- ations from the models of the. Terms Where thts Inspiration :
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Image 106 (1912-07-19), from microfilm reel 106, (CU1739296). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.