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pult us, our ex- al free. -H. B. onto St. 182dtt ds for sale at with . L. Dun- Phone 368, eer, 17946 operties in and ade for ranch nimproved, in and Manitoba. n the Pacific of the Panama tealty Traders, W., Vancottver, 178d1ra0. outfit break- pply Furrow, 1esate AND GENTS rs, bought and rvard Tafloring mie, opposite . box 701. Prices Paid for 23Dtf, fT HIDE, FUR The above have stion of Second ity. We carry Bedding, new thing, Clocks, Nes, Guns, Re- seies, Harness, winter goods. entioned above es. Call at-604 Phone 587. tf HANING AND g to announce a cleaning and : opposite the Ave. All work tistaction. New ds bought and Prop. Phoue Jan. 30. ND PRESSING 2 the Pingle rug store, Main nteed. Ladies tention: Goods ed. Phone 353. 176dimo. ting between -G cht of Redclitr. under the firm Wright, was, on mutual consent ITHSON, IGHT 1912, 181d r Pianos te rent All W. J, Fleming, ja -Corsets made nteed against Phone 594 or Mra. Jean Mat- in St. 16841m Rates Reasons TMAN grapher correspondence, ing and Con- imperial Bank Fourth Averiue. B.A-Sc. , gineer, Land Surveyor. Railways; ge, Irrigation, iC. Hat, Phone 484 OITA, BON, Teevbere Baturday, March 17th, 1912 Samples of 20th Cen- tury Brand Suits and heht ight overcoats are seay for inspection Pick out your Suit now New Spring Shoes New Spring Hats New ,,. Neckwear Just opened up and new goods arriving daily. We are out for a record- breaking year and we- have the goods to make our nine years in Medi- eine Hat. Turpin Bros. The Man's Stone Where You Get the Big Dollar's Worth ed GAME LAWS OF WESTERN. CANADA. A peat. little booklet compiled for our customers and made to ft tho. vest pocket, containing game laws of Manitoba, Sas- Katchewan, Alberta and British Columbia an Ontario, also oth- er useful information to the sportsman. This booklet will be Shealy mailed with our compll- ments to any desiring same. THE CANADIAN ARMS SPORTING GOODS CO Winnipeg, Man. BASEBALL NOTES. Homus Wogher'has equalled **Pop Ansom s record of hitting for .300 or better for 15 consecutive seasons. Daim ? Charley Farrell, the form- ex big league catcher, will coach the pitchera with the Boston Braves the coming season. With President Ban Johnson in the chair, the American League meetings are (ul affairs. Banny Pulls the Stringe. Hugh Jeanings was born if Moosic, Pa., and therefore has a car for melody es rendered by Ty Cobb end his might, bet. Steve Flanagan has sold bis inter- et im the Brockton New Englend leogwe team, and will scout for tbe Chicago White Sox. Jomm A. Elliott, of La Crosse, founder amd former pilot of the Min- nesote-Wisconsin league, has been re- elected president of tha organization. Bot the Boston Nationals and the Milwaukee Club claim Pitober J. W. Brady: The-National Commission will Gave te determine which club gets the twice Hi the sew Cotton 'States Ie in New Orleans iss ingbam, Atlanta, Memphis end Nash- ville will have two ball teams in dif- ferent Jeagn s next season. Litt Eve. Am immovation at the White Sox park will be q couple of benches in teit- Geld. for. the use of Walsle will ve added fo. the sconerys gt; Rube Waddell has signed a contract with the Minneapolis Club, which ealls for 10 bonus u week during the playieg season if he docs not drink funny cow's milk, Ble wilt reosive bis salaxy in a lump at the end of the year, and Joe Cantillon shudders to think woat will happen when Rube gets the bunch of lettuce. Mamages Bablty Wallace, of St. Lou- 48; has served notica that the Browns will make the American league teams fight all the way next season, Un- able to Sorget his experience of 1911 Robby sow sings the Missouri classic: Every time I come to town The boys keep kickin my dog round Tt makes no differance is he is a hourtt They gotta quit Micki my dog oun ae MOOSE JAW CHAMPIONS JAW CHAMPIONS Thomas- 10- Moose-Jaw,-Feb.-17. centre, respectively, who were indis- Winnipeg, Feb. 1 b. 17 In the nine o'- clock draw this morning Finlay pur- sued his winning course by beating Cullingoud by 14 to 5 in the Purity. Braden did not play. Two eastern rinks, Flavelle and Thauburn, found thefr winning form again in the Pur- ity and McLaren respectively. The: St. Paul men scored another win in the Tuckett. The a.m. scores: Regina Glenboro Grady . 11 RDolg.... 3 Ross . +19 R.Dolg.... 4 30 7 Russet St. Paul Glos ....5 .. 1 Detiel .. Matheson - 9 Dunbar .. 23 24 Whyte Cup Sinclair, Strathcona, 6; McLeod, Duluth, 16. Rice Toronto, 9; Rochon, Thistles 10. Libset, Granites, Cameron, St. 13; Campbell Cup Botham, Prince Albert, 11; -McDou- gall, Granite: 8. McKillop, Arcola 10; Miller, Yellow Grass 13. Stewart Prince Albert, 18; McCul- loch, Souris, 5. Pitt, Tilston 16; Johns, Weyburn, 9 . Purity Flour Biggons, Elgin, 9; Flavelle, Lind- say: 11. Cullingforth, Thistles, 5; Findlay, Strathconas, 14. McLaren MeDonald, Strathcona, 0; Thauburny Brampton 13. e CLOSE RACE IN COAST HOCKEY East Night s Game Revers- ed the Standing of Big Pro. League. i CW. A. P, Dispatch.) Victoria, B. C., Feb. I7 A. large dash of Lehman, a sprinkle of hard iuck, mixed with poor shooting om- Dined to bring about the capital s against the Royals. The latter wera bunched around their net fully two-thirds of the time ut they broke way just often enough to dent the net behind Lind- ea four times, whereas with ol their shooting the locals only beat T iiman twice, thus the positions of Westminster. and Victoria in the standing ate reversed. The Royals Teading with Victoria second and) Vancouver inthe celier. be MOOSEJAW. SENIORS DEFEATED REGINA Annex Championship After Good Hard Fought Bat- tle. (CW. A. P. Dispatch) Moose Jaw outplayed Regina in-every-stage of the. game atMoose Jaw when the Seniors annexed the champlonship of the H. S.H. L. last night by a score of 8 to 2. The game was the most exciting by far of any this season and by far the largest.crowd in attendance the locals hag sten this season. - Two new fac s appeared in the local line- up, Ellis and McDonald, playing in place of Dowlin and Kent, goal and posed. The game was spoiled toward the end when Campbell, Regina point, Jost his. temper and handed Battell a jab on the face. The latter retaliated in self defence and a fight ensued in which the players, spectators and. po- took. lively part, Brookija Tommy Sollivan and) Ol lie Kirk have signed to,box in St. Louis March 4. A rumor from the Pacific Coast-has lung trouble nd will retire from the boxing game. JACK LESTER KNOCKED OUT BY THOMPSON (W. A P, Cable) Sydney, Australia Feb, .17 Cy- clone Johnnie Thompson, American middleweight, pugiist, today knocked out Jack Lest r, former heavyweight champion of Australia In twenty, rounds of a mitch at the Stadium. Lester was leading on points when he downfall in last night's hockey game ; e This makes four moving picture. Htthat-ChaniptonAd-Wolgest as Birnies took three three straight games from the Gintherites in three good hard fought battles at the Royal Al- leys Inst night, and Jack Robertson's Pets donated two out of three to the Royals, It4s hinted that the redoubt- able Black leader 1s losing heart and 838 798. 812 2443 Are Hat bowlers guing to take part In the Lethbridge Bowling Tourney? Wm, Elliger, or rather a: would-be trundler, was heard to ask today. There are some good prizes and sure- ly there are some Hatters here who can pull some of them down. Why not pick five good consistent high av- erage players from the four teams, Ginthers, Birnies, Blacks and Royals, and then practice up'a few games a8 practice like in anything else; is the only thing that will develop their skill, and they all play and secur ' a good knowledge of each others game for the tourney games. It might be noted that the Woodmean's challenge is still hung up. DREAMLAND ADDS ANOTHER HOUSE T0 Will Erect Large House At Vernon and Another at Kelowna. The Dreamland Theatre Co. have decided to add another theatre to their already rapidly growing list. This morning- Mr, Lotz returned to the city after completing arrangements for one of the finest theatres in the West, will be erected at Vernon, B. C., in the Okanagan Valley. The site on which it is to be erected cost 22,000 and the bullding will cost 18,000, be- sides the furnishings -which will cost about 6,000. It will seat 600. houses and two theatres to their string. They will open another short- iy in Kelowna, which is about 25 miles from Vernon. ROBLIN GIVEN BIG RECEPTION Leader of Manitoba House Discusses the Needs of the New Country. (W. A. P. Dispatch) Le Pas, Feb. 17. The citizens com- mittee, headed by-Dr. Sinclair, D. Hal- crow and H. H. Ross, greeted Premier Roblin, the Provincial Treasurer and lthefr nine -frlends thia morning on their arrival. Dr. Wm. Sinclair read an address embodying the-claims of the new territory. Repr sentation for a public institution, a special grant for public works, were needed in re- claiming lands and facilitating navi- gation on the river. The native embroidered gloves of- fered by the youngest daughter of the Indian leader were received by. Mr. Roblin with thanks and he congrat- ulated him on behalf of the province and said the townsite: should be a big city ip the near future. The Star Theatre is still giving co s considering the reorganizing of his five, The scores: BIRNIES Smith .. 167 145 190 502 Holt .. 140 188 149 422 Birnie . 146 169 767482 . Cooper 195 214 181-690 Frood .- 196 208 168 572 844 869 85572508) GINTHERS Robertson 192 149 150 491. Bristol 166 159 171496 Ginther 169 189. 163 521 Freeman 148 148 154460 A.B Cooper 158 153 174 485 It will cost over 40,000 andj TN-THE NORTH partis oorpALL (C. A. P, Cable) Londom, Feb, 17 The rasult of league fpotball games played this af- ternoon: First division Aston Villa 0, Blackburn R. 3. Bolton W. 2, Manchester C. 1. Bradford C. 1, Woolich Liverpool: 1, Sheffield W. Manchester U.-0, Bury 0. Keweastle U. 3; Sunderland 1. Preston N. B. 2, Notts C. 1. Sheffield U. 1, West Brom. Alb. 1. Tottenham H. 1, Middleborough 1. Second division Buraley 3, Bradford 2. Desby City 2, Hull City 3. i Gainsborough T. 2) C8 Grimsby T. 2, Claptom Orient 2. Leeds C, 1, Blackpool 0. Leiscester F. 4, Birmingham 2. Notts F. 2, Chelsea 3 Stockport C. 3, Glossip 0. Wolverhampton W. 1, Huddersfield 2, Southern league Brighton Hove Alt.-1, Plymouth 0. Stokes 1, Southampton 3. BLACKS Soret 3, Crystal Palace 2 Morrison... 158 195. 189 492 Lyton 1, Notwish . 0 Rossiter .. 155 159 -36 450 Northampton 7, Reading 0. Brewster 178 106 131 415 Swindon T. 6, Watiord 0. Williamson 197 203. 205 605 Bristol R. 0, New Brompton 1. J Robertson .. . 167 174 181 522 West Ham U. 3, Beeter C. 2. - Millwall A. 2, Bramtfor 0. 865 37 792 2484 Luton 1, Queens. Park-R. 3. ROYALS Scottish league T. V, Ready 198 220 201619 Celtic 2, Queens Park 1. Finlay . 155 162 190-607) Hubernians 1, Clyde 2. Boyd . 200 180 188528 Patrick Thistles 2, Dundee 0. Peard .. 135 162 171 468 Motherwell 0; Hagmitjon 2. Rela .. 108 108 Rovers 3, Hearts 1. Holt 162 142 304 Kitmarnock ks. Greenock, postponed. 7i92a86 gen acca Tine Taner 1, ee Airdrie 1, St, Mirren 2. Following are results of replayed Scottish cup ties , Greenock Morton 3; Falkirk 1. Abendeen 3, Annandale 0. RUGBY Cardiff 0, Swansea 0. Harlequins 8, Oxford U. 0. 0. M. Tailors 4, United Services 3. Guys Hospital 14, Old Loysians 5. Catnbcidge U. 6, Blackham 6. Tendon Scottish 21, Richmond 3. In the amateur international Eng- land beetWales. by tihsee -- goals- -to mil. The. English leogue beat the Scottish league by two goals to nil. London, Feb. 17 In the first inn: ings of the retum- match between the M.C.G, and New South Wales at Syd- ney the visitors scored 315 to their opponents 106, Rhodes made 119 and Hobbs 38. Oldham A. 3, Everton 0. 1 MEDIOINE HAT DAILY NEWS SPORT NEWS? oe saci cio oe LOOLGSESESESPODRSESOOOOSESOSLOOOESESOOOIESEOOO CURLING BOWLING EGR CARS, Tourist and Roadster, FIVE MODELS The Greatest Actual Automobile Value for the Money in Canada. The Reasons Why: Im the chassis there tas been adopted a style and a standard of construction that simply cannot weaken and that will stand up under the most trying tests in motor cer depend- A wonderful, silent, powerful and efficient motor, built in the Unit Power Plant type. Everything is enclosed, including valves, flywheel, transmission, clutch in fact every possible working part is enclosed in an air-tight, ofl-tight and dirt-proof aluminum housing, yet s easily accessible that any trouble can be immediately reached by simply removing one of the quick detachable casing plates. The motor is trouble- less, speedy, powerful and always ready for the hardest work under any kind of conditions. The full floating rear axle, elimating danger in axle trouble and a great di point suspension; the high tension magneto; the steering. gear, absolutely automatic in its take up for wear; the center control; the full equipment; and a number of other advanced features, many of which are only found in imported high priced cars, and most not found at all in Canadian cars of the same price. Sortetesincteateete teete oloaiestoaiostons a weseatseoeesate Sesheatwateatefoateateatpatocte foarte Pees aress sleep dip ap dre do ep Lr dindipaie aie sipder oie rsioe se ateaie Noeteate ate die eee dP HAE she BOWLING ability. Page 9 PO LENGE SCORES 1 of tire trouble; the three Further investigation will conclustyely prove that the GALT is a High Class-Car with Mediam Price. LET US SHOW YOU THE CAR, BETTER YET, GET A DEMONSTRATION. MEDICINE HAT AGENCY * : 438 Fifth Avenue Bl CROWDS AND - AUCTION SALES One of the most successful of the auction sales that are being held on the market eyery Friday. afternoon, was the one which was conducted by Mr. Browne yesterday afternoon. With the event of every sale the class-of Boods is rapidly improving and yes- terday saw as good a line of goods of- fered as can be found at any sale of a-similar kind'in the Dominion. The number of people of the city and coun- try who are being attracted by these sales are growing rapidly and yester- day saw.a record crowd out. Mr. Browne is today advertising one of the largest auction sales that has ever been held in Alberta to take place in March. The fact that he has been given the handiing of this sale'is evi- dence of the falth of Hatters in this Une of selling. The stock sold yesterday included a pedigree four year old Percheron stallion, a team of work horses which brought 450, a nice little saddle pony was sold complete with saddle and bride for 100, a Jersey cow was sold cheap at 70, but two grade cows brought good prices. Mr. Browne turned over a lot of new. and second hand furniture also. es Mrs. J. Grant Millar. will receive on Tucsddy Feb. 28 instead of Wed- nesday. Mrs. Inwood of Dubuc. will receive with her. Steam Laundry Building Gutted Fire which broke out at an carly hour this morning completely de- stroyed, or at least put out of com- mission, the plant of the Medicine Hat Steam Laundry on Toronto Street. The fire originated In the-rear of the building and the collapse of a portion of the floor . precipitated a goodly share of-the valuable machinery into the basement. At 2.25 the alarm was given which quickly brought the fire engine and brigade to the spot, and within the space of a few second a well directed stream of water Was descending upon the seat of the conflagration. It was, howeyer, too late to prevent the col- lapse of the southeast corner of the math floor which fell almost noisele ly to the basement below. The joists were completely burned through. The machinery, which Is covered by iisurance at about one half of its full value, does not appear, to the casual observer, tobe much damaged, but a closer inspection shows that some little money will be required to put t in working order. The greater portion of the property belonging to Fe Broke Out at 2.30 and Before Plant was Completely Wrecked Much Clothing Lost Rubbish Thought to have-Started It. 7 Extinguished the the public is destroyed. The Laundry Company have already commenced op- erations on their new bullding which will now be pushed ahead with in- creased vigor. The date of comple- tion depends considerably on the weather we get in the next few weeks. Should it be favorable the new laun- dry wij be in full working order by the first week in April. There seems to be a concensus of opinion that the fire originated from sparks from burning. refuse from the garbage heaps to the rear of the ad- joining building. Tt fs understood that all the books . of the laundry have been saved and that will make matters easier for all concerned, The total damage js estimated at about 10,000, this-sum ofcourse-be- ing only an approximation and may be either over or under the real sum. A large quantity of clothing was on the premises at the time of the fire and most of it is either damaged or destroyed. Little or no damage was done to the adjoining properties. 2 : e 3 : fe pons, and next Tuesday night wil recelved the knockout blow. Shilols Gure QUICKLY STOPS COUGHS, CURES COLDS, FE THAQAT AND LUNGS. 25 CENTS Mrs. Agnew, 1018 Esplanade will not receive formelly this season. number of the 5 gold piece later at the Star Theatro, the people's picture how. 18742 give away a five dollar gold piece. Re- member, the holder Of the. greatest eoupons will win The American- 3 The Office of the Trustee is Up-stairs, - R. A. AIRHEART, Special Agent. Office Hours, 9a.m. to9p. m. sresesteelr errr Soe Losteste So efoate cs Being Rushed ; Mr. Faulds the eminent coal bes is. oN ; Canadian Coal Co. Ltd. The Trustee is offering now the third allotment of stock at Oe ea there is but a a Make You ae Now. 374 THEIR LONG STRING 3 -0-0-0-0-0--200000eooo0ooOCGSSSIEESPISISESIOL TIO DOOOGOS 35c. Toronto Street.

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