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Date 1912-05-06

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ESTATE gton, lots 15 and 16 9,10, 11, 12, 18, 14 se lots are all high . Only 185.00 cast in a bunch. Look Stambaugh, North 263d6t LANEOUS IES AND GENTS Ing, sbves, watches, volvers, valis usical instruments, rat waggons, bug- bieyeles, carpenter ides and furs, horse thers, bought and ie Harvard Tailoring avenue, opposite re. P.O. box 701, Best Prices Paid for 2eDit. ) HAT HIDE, FUR 20. The above have selection of Second the city. We carry i and Bedding, new Clothing, Clocks, y, Rifles, Guns. Re- Monday, May 6th. 1912 eee Per erento cestetpde detonate det LHS eecedrenng ride eS es * s 3 ee CINCY KEEPS ON Costes Soeteatesteateatectestesteatests epeteadoateagectotoateatecteateateatectoctnateatectesteateseclesteateadeatecteatate doete Gestectoctectecteateatecteateateste Po-stestee So-aieefooge POR Ke Te MN Packey Ignoring Ad., Now Says He s Again at the Top. covb-BYE WOLCAST, STOCKYARD-FICHTER CLAIMS HS TITL McFarlan McFarlan with 10,000 tucked away in an inside pocket, is back in Chicago enjoying a rest. He es ees i-rendys-according-to- The New York; ee ork os 1 eens 4 12250) Sun, to accept offers from the Gar- den A. C., to meet Ad. Wolgast or eee * a pean cs t BIG SALARIES FOR B creeeectaee at + PNgconms +) LACROSSE PLAYERS, ee Eldeeee te eeecaed SAYS OTTAWA SHEET AMERICAN a. id 1 7 50/Ef D. , Al is Paying Such THE : Bowne iy tet Big Stipemds They Will sncZORESOe tuH MEEK Philadeiphia -+ 4 8 629 Soon Be Broke. coming week- the-Kentucky Derby, Washington .. -. 10 6 526 the Montreal Herse Show and the In- Detrait .. 9 10 478) Says. the Toronto World: In Otta- ternational Aero Show in New York Seiaes lt;. e 487 wa they o understand the char-/loom up among the most important- 388 acter of the lacrosse clubs sinuating that we ai not paying eR APIO AL 5,000 salaries, though what it says MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. NEWS fa Me slo-ale ale ako te stastectesteate Poste ste-ste Mote stectactnctocPo-cts 1 Reedeeteetestoste ote Se sho sae saeaiente tio tiotie ease aie ase edie aieate dinate alo aie othe eto eto sto efpteateateazeets urday-at Churchill Downs, Louisville, has been one of the greatest classics hb bb bob et ft il Ml . Buying property in Medicine Hat, the industrial i ey Cincinnati 4 2 875 of the American turf. The Derby has , 2 ey 3 . Buggies, Harnesi / Freddie Welsh of England whenever New York . Pe Gereg PRS oe Someegaey be true. Here eat ot eutpeinea from its) rivet centre of Western Ce nada, is, at.the present tinte ine of winter good: Tim Hurst names a date. McFar poston .. .. .. 8 8 500) MT eh a Bacrosse Assooie BBme When Chesapeake, considered like buying dollar bills at 50 to 60 cents each. ng mentioned above land, flushed with victory over Matt Chicago... eae 8 9 471 . Domintog osse Associ- q certain winner, was left behind by here s a reason. Medicine Hat will-bi ity ) We i i ation clubs are feally paying the sa- dic W) e a large city ee ells, now calls himself the light- phitadelphia 5 8 461 0m clade ase ving the s2lthe underrated Aristides, until last d pertywhich lies f iles fi lt; lt; weight champion of the world and Pittsburs 7 9 437/larieg which they haze been advertis- year, when Meridian, son of the great f 224 REO Fwiic Hes from one to two. miles from lt; gt; doesn't care what the opinion of Wol Brookiyn 6 9.400) ine they will all go broke before the Broomstick, broke the track record q the Post Office, will, in less than two years, be close ONEERS Punto gast'may be. McFarland actually/st, Louis 11 352 close of the season, said a well- for the mile-and a quarter by cover- f i. ne weighed 1948 pounds at 3 o'clock 5 known Iactosse follower yesterday. ing the distance in 2:05. The 1911 Consider the present values of property. These 1 CO., Live Stock THE BEST DRESSED MEN last Friday afternoon, and when he ANTERNA'TION AL Personally, I believe that the Big Kentucky Derby was touted as a two values are not inflated; but honest and just then Auctionsers, 519 Tor- scaled again in the ring he made 138, Jersey City 10 4 714) Four is being operated by: the great horse race between Round the World consider the values for the same locati then th Sales very Friday All Over Canada Are although he wore fighting shoes; Buffalo . 7 4 .636 est candidates that ever ran for of- and Governor Gray, but Meridian was city astfive tines is pressne ot Seen eS .at 1 o'clock. Ranch ns trunks, hand bandages and a groin Providence 6 5 .545) fice in the Ananias Club; but, on thejoff from the post in front and never ee : 5 al s conducted any Wearing 20th Century protector of aluminn . He said yes- Baltimore ... . 6 .545/ other hand, if they iitend to vay as headed. The big event of the week You can t go wrong on any of these buys ses Toa eae oom Brand Bench-Tailored teriay that if he had weighed, strip- Rochester . . 545 /trigh as 3,000 oF 4,000 per man, on English tracks will be the Kemp- Mf Lots, Block 20, corner Allowance 2000.00 Terms, ie Clothes ped, in the ring, the scales wouldn t Toronto 1 7 geg uty Will Kill Incrosse in no time. ton Park Great Jubilee Handicap, toll watt Block 9, Cowsles ane Shean 250.00 each Terms. . aoe wie : have shown more than 135 pounds, Newark 4 7 .863/ The general belief is that the clubs be run next Saturd Another turf Half of Block 22, Cousins and Sissons 825.00 each Terms. Sole Agents. To call McFarland a welterweight Montreal -.. . S200) are just about doubling for tho bene- Vent of Interest to harness racing M Lote, Bi elterweig s) Block 16, Cousins and-Sissons--... - 250.00-ench Terms, a8 Chewe T in B therefore would. be unfair, inas- (eux. St of the newspapers their oflers to Men Will ba the mecting in Chicasol s rots, Block 6 Cousins and Sissons + 476.00 pair Terms, e AME KL : 4 S esday Beit . w UE PL DPOS .- muct-as-there-is-no- reason to-dount areas lee rlarenn is Taruntos nossa thoy 92 Tuesday of the bos Poard of appeals) Ba Lots, Block 2, Cousins and Sissons 300.00 Pair: Terms i MACHINES and The- Man's Stone Where You Ei abl ity ae iS) 3 ies MO Lees Sees eaoyees ad ae sae Trotting Association. The thirteenth List your City-Property with us. ..We will sell it. inning Pianos and Get the Big Dollar's Worth 2 an speed and strength. netrott aoe soe 8 71 - Bighd) annual Montreal Horse Show, to be E thousand is-more-than some of th and to rent. Al? Biown, Hamtlton, Crtckell. oe it, mausurated on Tuesday, ,will attract 2 nee. W. J. Fleming Covington, Burns, Penroll, Multa, Stree aoe sf they cea hena Horse lovers trom all over the Domin- We are THE FARM Land Company treet. Works, - Pe lion, as well as many from the United r n Au val Boston 75 1 0ake ends mast, Con- ones States. Their Royal Higinesses the ve . Washington 8 10 .4 sims to be paying as hich as 3000,/ Duke and Dfichess of Connaught are - Cleaning Wet Weather -- ; Hedtent, Ogsiow, Cycotte and Nun-/ * d he, too, will find himself uplexpected to visit the exhibition. The 3 C Raanbee: asainst a heavy debt unless he takes Olympic games tennis vontests begin ing Co. W. eara bl es ; Cabod, Aner aba Willlame: things rationally. Nationals and this week at Stockholm, Hes: Wont avcace eae 3 10 Tecumsehs will. be the ones to bene- What is called the first Interna- Pressed and Repaired ' ameee ate : s 4 10 2 St, for theie-salary-tist- is small and jtionatAcronautical Exhibition will to New. POMMEE SLICKERS His Chances of Copping the Wnite, reters, Mogriage, Lange and : have not been blowing about it. be opened on Thursday in the new hand Goods Bought HERDER 'S LONG COATS. Gasoline Buggy are Hurt, Block. One, areumentiieitexor of the the- Gran . Central Palace in New York, a Sold ts ee a Lory that the majority of-Big Four ;and- the devotees-of the new sport-oft 'e 8 AN OCKS. Blanding and Easterly, . 2 for ad Deiwered Sanat RLe Wibeee cone Tyne Re COLTRI (ton kalew vee 315 3 Maemates are talking: through their flvins will find their every conceiv- if Phone 110. Becker Block eae OP COATS. greatest player in the American Philadelphia. .. io 6 3/ hats is theifact that: none efthe- t- able variety of monoplane, biplane, ett, B.A.Sc il Engineer, berta Land Surveyor Spur Railways, Sewage; won, ns. Etc. licine Hat, Phone 484 Paperhanging. Stewart. pPosite Binnings) on cost of Papering- one 156. TUNING d REGULATING epair undertaken at ge consistent with iD. rk Guaranteed. A. ADSIT 605 Main St eS FOR SALE tanch for sale 99 nd seventeen thous- old. All fenced. Good and bath. Flowing ms through corrals year round. Range uitable. for horses or thingy mifles Apply estate erry, Man., or Thos. pFings Ranch, Medi- d McClain, Medicine )UNDED. bay, no visible brand, ) Ibs., will be sold by City Pound on May unless the same lawful charges pxfd, WM. FUNNELL, Pound Ke per SEE ERS EXCURSIONS. ny a home seek- + m right here in sf aay p. x , too, by readers +f News Want Ads. ve property for hotises, cot- ments, plan a ers excursion Wani bid pos- .come and look have to offer. cost but 25 for 1, 8 for 50c,-one 00. two rings: fbb heb May 6. The active hb bbb ebebebeb ehh CRAVENETTE COATS. RUBBER BOOTS, RUBBERS, UMBRELLAS, The goods are standard R-MEN Sorns, to the Hamilton team. a decade. The Cleveland fans made of hard-earned siderable sum. The by 9 to 5 in an icy. drizzle, lt; Fanned-sight Tigers after three hits were made Saturday and Chicago won, 2 Three of Detroit s hits wei ches made by Gainor. was hit hard. the star first baseman of the chance for for his release. ers, but. it is.doubtful if this as possible. AMEKIUAN ASSOCIATION. andthe prices right. H.S IRELAND Saginay has sold Pitcher Harry once a Central league star, Ten-years ago Larry Lajoie, of the Cleveland Naps, joined the team on which he was to be such a star for are planning fittingly to commemorate the occasion by presenting him on June 4 with an immense horseshoe for good luck. The trophy is to be Silver dollars donated by the fans themselves, and. its value is expected to reach a con- White Sox took the second straight game from Detroit Sunday Lange the firstfive innings, getting Cobb -twice and re tiring Cobb, Crawford and Gainer in the fifth. But he was wild and un- steady and was replaced by Mdgridge off his ery fhe sixth. Ea, Walsh a held Detroit to five scattered hits on Probably will Covington Manager Griffith of Washington has given up all hope of landing Gandil, Mon- treal club. Scout Kakoe, who look- i eae lieves him to be one of the best ball players in the league, but because of the efforts that other clubs are mak- ing to secure him his price has soar- ed so high that there is hardly a Washington to compete The Chicago Nation- al league club will most likely land Gandil, and it will be at a figure near to 10,000 and a bunch of play- will be made before fall, as Montreal is anxious to retain Gandil at long the flashy to his teai opinion of during the that when ydney, tralia wil Porky Tack Lest: ing departs ax when 12 hurlers to cart. ar Pitching a run has ley. handbooks n for. Ohio s 48 dele- ublican national ons oday with President field to present his port at the primary left the team Flynn, gardner. He is sure to become a re- gular unless ne withers away during the hot months. Lake will stick, so will Powell, Pelty, Nelson and Elmer Brown; also Hamilton and Curley Brown of the southpaw: So it looks are Mitchell, Allison, Frill and Bai- which will Churchill Downs, operators say-this-gigantic-sum will looking for a winner in this event, league this season. In other words, Tiger will not receive the automobile, the prize awarded to the athlete considered the most valuable St. Louis . this is the Si Sanborn, the Chi- eago seribe, who was in St. Louis m1, Anyway, series of the Cubs. i Chicago representa -on the Chalmers commission, and at Robison field Tuesday neoda ted. Cobb became huffy and in Chicago the first AMERICAN BOXERS LEAVE ANTIPODES Australia, May 6. Aus be nearly denuded of Am erican pugilists nex Langford, Cyclone Johnny Thompson) ' Jimmy Clabby and Cineinnatt next month. er will sail for America about May 21. . Barry and Flynn have been signed up for fights in California. It is un- derstood Manager Joe Woodman has been dickering to land a worthy op- Ponent for Langford for July 4. WILL CUT DOWN HURLING STAFF St. Louis, May 4. It is the pitch- ment of the Browns that and 12 is quite too many ound. 24 innings and not giving won a home for Baum- is if the uncertainties ear eee gaan, FORTUNE WAGERED ON KENTUCKY DERBY Lexington, Ken., May 6. Already 250,000 has been wagered in the on the Kentucky Derby, be raced this year at. on May 11. The . Men have spent fortunes ecessful starter can claim the undisputed championship of Am- ? Columbus 13 6 be alm Toledo vs... sss ne 6 of the rate. 7 St. Paul 1 8 8 Minneapolis . 9 7 and the su Indianapolis se TOS Kansas City 710 erican 3-year-olds, Milwaukee . a, 6 80 Louisville: e 311 Read the Serial Story in the News, Rhoades and Conner. Sam tawa players, who were in demand, shave signed. G orge Kennedy tried to land several of the local men, but their visions of the fat. offers were HMown to atoms when Kemedy start, ed to talk real business. He did not offer, in fact, oneyuarter of what the. Vaughan, Quinn and Street. Plank and Egan, SUNDAY GAMES Detroit . g Lake and Stephen: Willettyand Stanage. dirigible and hydro-aeroplane. The Aero Club of America is in charge of the show and some of the most dis- tinguished. men, of America are on the advisory committee, BOMBARDIER WELLS TO Kahler and Easterly. zontos. will capture the. championship: if they sueceed.in getting the pair. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 7 Cede es vse 2 6, 0 l0cal players had expected. Lalonde TACKLE YANKEE HOPES Cleveland . ......... .. 1 9 1 8nd Fitzgerald are great men, how- 4 ding: report from Eor Mogridge and Block. PYet) and it is believed that the To- a5, pombarater England's big heavyweight chan has en- gaged passage and. will sail for America the latter part of this week, With the benevotent tntentton ot showing up the Yankee white m, 2 Lolack mark -vas put-ageinst Cobb's Chena to a ep OR RORS Es 48 name. One of the essential points to sa ee Cae NOY THROUGH Ss eee a fa ee ee ee Ch RVR OREIAHOT SREP EEE EE EEE E/ Sandor, is perfect comduct. Last Fs snach, cole and Archer Neod- as year Ty behaved excellently jin all pe St. Louis, Mo., May 6 Fans are * BASEBALL NOTES P cevastnees, oe that ba one of Gindinnall +susprised at Harry Davis refusal to + jthe reasons he received so many play first base for the N; ; Pb Pb eee heb bl votes. ee. Davin Keef, Suggs and McLean. Gayer and Wingo. Ridiculous, says Davis, to. all, queries... ZT never had any intention Boston .. ... : 6 10 2/0f playing myself and made no pre- Brooklyn .. ... lt; 4 1 Parations to do so. I am not in Brown, Hogg and Rariden Proper shape. and no one knows it Stackneetzer and Phelps. - any better ban I do. Philadelphia ne Bids 8 Lajoie fills the bill to pertection. New York TE 5 2 ) As long as the club wins, Larry will Curtis and Graham, stay where-he is. Besides, Hohnhurst MathewBon and Myers. ji8 not through by a long shot. I St. Louis . 9 10 2 4 Tae meer peas Willis, Dale, Laudermilk and Winge. Smith, Humphreys, Bagby, Benton and McLean. Chicago Pittsburg ee Ritchie and Archer. O'Toole and Gibson. warm weather will make a wonder- fal change in him. Hobnhorst is a real first base- man, and I am going ta prove it. He is not ready yet and has not been n opened. There is not a chance in the world that he Will be Tet out or that I will play INFERNATIONAL- regularly myself. Baltimore .. 8 10 2 Toronto. 6 13 1 CLERIC-BEAT UP Smith, Vickers and Kleinow. Rudolpy, Steele, Luck and Fisher Put Kibosh on Sunday Ball Wilson. +, . Montreal .. s 12 2 Games in Connecticut Jersey City . 3:3-8 le. The Connecticut league baseball ame between Holyoke and New Bri: tain, at Plainfield, Comn., on Sun- day, was called off. The sheriff an- nounced he would arrest managers and players if the game started. This angered a crowd of fans, who . Killflay and Ron. deau. Buffalo ... . ci OE Providence oe oe 4-71 Jameson, Strut and Mitchel, Slins and Beckendort, Newark soF. das Se chester a Enzinann, Leo and MeCarty. Hedges and Blair, SUNDAY GAMES Montreal .. .. Jersey City A Viebahm and Ange re. Mason, McHale and Wells. AMERICAN ASSocraTIoN BALTIMORE Oe ee Columbus .. : NFE Minneapolis e 5B 24 McQuillen,-Leeibhart and Smith. Olmstead and Owen s Louisville Milwaukee 21. lt;.. 00. Crosa, Rown and Spencer, Noel and Hughes. Toledo oe as tes eee a U2 i, Pam 2 siisecceee cscs 1 Yames and Land. Tarey and Stock. indianapolis . Kansas City . Bixon and Clar Grant, pastor of the loeal Congrega- tional church, who is said to be the prime mover in the agitation to stop Sunday baseball. The minister was jostled about, his hat knocked of, and he was rather roughly handled. a 561 72 Baltimore, -Md., May 5. Manager Dunn-has --notified--Harry Steinfelat to report immediately and will play him at third base. on which position the Orioles are now in need of a player. Dunn tried to get Steinfeldt The Baltimore manager yesterday received a telegram from the former Chicago star saying: Am a free agent and would like to sign with 2 Baltimore. In case the veteran should fail to fill the bill. Dunn may renew his efforts to get Eddie Grant. Rev F 1:- through-the fourth; husbandine- cut on his opponent that sent Sun- shine to dreamland for nine minutes. Gunner Moir knocked ont Wells last year in the third zound and Porky Flynn managed to rounds with him, was given the decision. 4 10 6) year ago Wells knocked out Hague in six rounds at London. jate. there has.been-talk of. matching: French middleweight, but Wells wise- ly side-stepped. declared by the sharps to be another, Stanley Ketchel. and if that is true, hopes. Of late the British fighter with the formidable tmonaker has been dragging down large wads of Kale from Lon on music hall manag- gers. He may need it to pay his re- turn passage to England and again he may not. If Bombardier. steers clear of the darkies while on this side, as it is announced he intends--to do, he will probably be perfectly safe, but whether the bugs will give up real morey to see him perform is an- other matter. So far as size and heft go, Wells has the goods. He is over six feet two Inches in height, weighs. over 180, and has a reach of 79 Those who have seen him in- the ring declare he has a punch in either hand, and n eds.only the frain- ing and experience to develop into a good man. Not yet twenty-five, he has plenty of time to get the needed ring generalship. Welle began fight- ing in India and won-the heavy- weight championship of the British jarmy. He bought his discharge and returned to England. His first big match was with a scrapper. called Sunshine who had defeated Ian Hague and several other good men. Bombardier had a walkaway with the Sunshine person for a couple of rounds, but in the third he went, down for the count of nine as the re- sult of a vicious right to the jaw. He was scarcely on his pins when Sunshine dropped him again and re- peated the process ithree times in that one round, The bell saved Bom- bardier. from. defeat .and he-was all but out when he was carried to his corner. He managed to hang on strength, and in the sixth he had re- covered sufficiently to land an upper- stick twenty Bombardier A little over Ian ot but The Prenchman is - have ttl Wells woul probably tage in weight. The Ottawa club is still desirous ROSEDALE Block 7, Lot 1, Price 2100.00. Half cash, balance 6 and 12. Block 8, Lots 14 to 17... Price 5775.00, Half cash, balance 6 and 12 Block 8, Lots 12 to.15, Price 1275.00 each, usual terms, Block 2. Price for block 12850,00. Usual Terms. Block 1. Lots 26 to 29, Price 2100 each; half cash, bal. 6 12, RIVERSIDE P Block A. Lots 5 and 6, . Price- 2100.00-per-pair, Usual terms, Block 19, Lots 21 to 27. Price 225 each. - Usual Terms. Block 19, Lots 15 to 17. Price 800 each. Usual Terms. Block 1, Lots 15 and 16. Price 700.00 per pair. Usual Terms. Bloc oy Tots'sirwad 22. Price 620.00 -per pair. Usual Terms, + COUSINS AND SISSONS Block 24, Lots 21 to 40. Price 250.00 each. Usual Terms. Block 14, Lots 1 to 40. Price 230.00 each. Usual Terms. Block 17, Lots 1 to 40. Price 280.00 each. Usual Terms. Block 32, Lots. 28 to 85. Price 550.00 pair. Usual Terms. Block il, Lots 11 to 15. Price 750.00 pair. Usual Terms. Block 5, Lots 6, 7 and 8 Price 800.00 cach. Usnal Terms, CENTRAL PARK Block 27, Lots 5 to 11. Price 650.00 pair. Usual Terms, Block 2, Lot 6. Price 1100.00.. Usual Terms. Block 6, Lots 1 and 2. Price 1275.00, Half cash, bal. 6 and 12, Block 15, Lots 9 and 10. Price 1000.00, Usual Terms. Block 16, Lots 45 to 48. Price 900.00 pair. Usual Terms, Block 28, Lots 19 to 20. Price 900.00. Usual Terms. See us for property in North and South Yuill, Old Townsite, Her. : ald, Riverdale, Harlow and Fuller Sub-diyisions, E. J. Butler Co. BECKER BLOCK. PHONE 110 Manhattan at CALEADAR SPORTS FOR WEEK. Great Monday s Pennsylvania interscholastic tennis tournament at University of-Penn- sylvania. Annual oregon State interscholas- tie track meet at University of Ore- gon. : Tommy Mouck vs. Young Britt, 15, Clgytce Ferns s- Paul Kablac,30 rounds, at Baltimore. rowids, at Kansas City, Mo. Tuesday Saturday Annual championship tournament of Pacific Northwest Gold associa- tion at Victoria B. C. Opening of-thirteenth annual Mont- real Horse Show. - Western sane er Shoot- Spring meeting of the Louisville: Racing Association opens with the Kentucky Derby. las 5 Harvard interscholastic. tennis tournameat at Harvard University. Columfpia-Cornell-Navy three-com- ered track meet at Annapolis. track and field meet at New Haven. Wiseonsin-Chicago dual track and field meet at Chicago. Nebraska-Minnesota dual track and field meet at Lincoln... Missouri-Kansas dual track and field meet at Columbia, Mo. Pennsylvania-Carlisle dual track and field meet at Philadelphia. Jowa State interscholastic track and field meet at University of Iowa, Pennsylvania -State- interscholastic track and field meet at Harrisburg. Invitation track and field mest of Birmingham (Ala.) Athletic club, Ad Wolgast vs. Willie Ritchie, 4 vounds, at San Francisco. Southern Michigan Baseball league begins its season, with Saginaw at Bay City, Flint at Lansing, Kalam- z60 at Battle Creek and Adrian at Jackson: Thursday Opening of first annual show of the Aero club of America.at New York. Annual Canadian amateur boxing championships. at- Toronto. Pacific Northwest amateur boxing and wrestling championships open ist Portland. Joe Mandot v: Ray Temple 20 of getting Cather from Toronto. It the pitcher is not retained he will be sent to the New York State Teague. Central International Basdbhi league Central, Kansas Baseball lesgue opens its season, with Junction City CREAR, us seoemen,

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