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Date 1912-07-09

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ENCED. PHONE 499. PEELE EE Eee iE DOUGH 3 a Wh beh ebb bet tteatty ait the city itcenses te dealers. This did not of them became s0 over Ww of prose failed him in nto verse. His brainstorm, i i of the town; down, r weeks before y found they wanted mo: rate; you see, fee). men, ry now and then . the little game. phow it eame . estion Jong and well, they would swell, withs iendish glee, cense fee, er Said tha dotie, have the mon . y cent they'll stand, ng land; 7. e that wouldn't do, pted too 1 that brings you cream, h we knbw its wrong, - them. good-and strong, gain, 2 man. * ing build the town, ion lists go round. os i e Heense fee, ther ten. hem up -agal price, ling. ice Fi tallway opened at 146 1-4 two points on heavy trad gt; r fumors were at the bot movement, the bi tly from Toronto. a 28, Otherwist th market ee -MEDIOINE HAT DAILY NEWS. * ATKINSON FISHER A few of our CENTRAL PARK. Bik. Lots. Price and terms, 29, 22-22, 800, 1-3,.6 and 12. 28, 1-2-3, 1500. 1-2, 6 and 12. 6, 1-2, 1275, 1-2, 6 and 12, COUSINS SISsoONs, BIE Lote. Price and terms, 26, 16-24, 250 ench, 1-3, 6 12, 6 and 12, 20, 86-40, 400 cach, 1-3, 6 13. AUTAWANA, Block 8, all, 600 each Block 13, all, 600 each. Block 14, all, 450 ach. ROSEDALE TRACKAGE. Bik, Lots. Price and terms, 5, 6. 2500, 900 cash,.6 and 12, 3, 18-29, 4000, 1-3, 6 and.12, 8, 183 ft. 4200, 1.3, 6 and 12, - Elst with us, we have buyers for your property. Donald Currie Room 1, Becker Block. - Modern and sanitary in every respect and the machinery is . the best that money can buy. All white help employed, PHONE NO. 8. fs Your patronage solicited. And Our. detvete will cali for and return the goods. fs the time ta enroll in the SOUTHERN ALBERTA Stenographers and Bookkeepers Always In Demand. WILLIAMSON, PATERSON eon nee Fittings and Repairs aoe See Us for Screen Doors and Windows, BOX 353. 183-1me. PHONE. 719 TRANSFER AND . - DRAYING. Orders Promptly - Attended to, Day ae be Ponting Y sts Address: 81 penn gt; Mhas been cleaned at the Globe THE GLOBE CLEAN. ING PRESSING co. Rear of Post Office on Fourth Aye, mee poe rel educated in the public schools - of 4 . ) Xenia, TIL. He knew the middle West. The Gas Gity LOOK AT THIs House Mover J.J: LAT Twelve years agd today the Com- monwealth of Australla, a federation of the six original States, wag consti- tuted by an-act of the British Parla ment, and.on the first day of the twentieth, castor the new united na- tion was formally ldtinched. The dozen years that have passed ince then has been a period of wonderful Drogress, although as yet the tremen- dous natural resources of the island continent haye only been touched. Politically, Australia, like neighbor- ing New Zealand, is progressive enough to sult any insurgent. In Hall of the States the fair sex has been srinted the ballot, and suffragists jot all nations point with pride to the Antfpodes a8 nation that hi had a political graft scandal. Amer- tean and European political econom- sts who have studied Australian government niethods all pparently agree on this point that Australia is singularly free from. graft. The workingmen's niovement is stronger tn Australia than in any other coun- try, and of late years the State gov- sjemnments have manifested decidedly Soctalistic and paternalistic tenden- cles. While real State Socialism, as defined by Marx and Engels, does hot exist ii the Antipode , it'is there Oan t Find The spot or stain-on your clothing when Cleaning and Pressing Go Your wait of light. colored Sum- mer.clothing lasts You Just thre times as long and always looks mew and natty by seifiling it here when it needs pressing and ating. Our system of dry cleaning is a boon to those who wear light colored clothing. New Dairy. eA a tae Pure Milk to customers inthe city af the rate of 8 Quarts for 1.00 will be treated at the dairy-in a cleanly . and Sclentific manner and wiil be Standard as called for rovincial ordinance, As T have but a limited quan- tity for sale, will be pi to Fecelve orders up to * 13th inst: Preference will be given to the large orders in case too many come in. x Will. be pleased to have my dairy inspected. and milk tested at any time by proper author- ities, .Jam on the maim line of the telephone and will have Dhone connection as soon as same can Address GEORGE N. SMITH Shiloh Farm, Medicine Hat, Alber? Paine, Termed By As Greatest, Writer in a many-sided man. In his early days he may have been a humorist, and nothing more, In his Jatter.years he was a philos- opher, and not exactly a cheerful one. Perhapsithe man best acquaint- ed with the ttle known phases of Mr. Clemen s character and thought was his Boswell, Albert Bigelow Paine. Through all the last years joa earth ot the eminent humorist- philosopher, Mr. Paine was his all but constant companion. H accom- panied Mr. CSiemens on iis last trip to his beloved Bermuda, and was with hit when the end came. What Boswell was to Dr. Samuel Johnson Mr: Paine was to Mr. Clemens, and more, + 7 The original-Boswell had many bad hobrs with: the great Dr Johnson, but Mr. Paine s task was much easier. In his youth Mr. Clemens had what might be ealled a temper as he him- self admitted. Philosophic calm came witl maturity. Mr. Paine had only to bask in the-sunshine of Mark Twain's-personality, smoke his cigars and jot down his words of wit and wisdom. -Mr. Clemens was not af: flicted with false modesty. He knew that the world was interested in him, in everything that he said and did. He gave his Boswell evety opportunity to make. the Life of Mark Twain a personally conducted tour into the re- gions inhabited by his mind and heart. Albert Bigelow Paine was born at New Bedford, Mass., fifty-one years ag0 tomorrow. - July 10, 1861. -He went West at an early ago and was Hardwood Bie F 1 ooTrin g roa tm your hous will give you floor that will last a life- time. We can supply you with Oak, Maple, and Birch flooring at very littig more tostto-You than the common ind. We handl the cele- brated. - BEAVER BOARD For Inside finish. Ask for samples. Where Samuel Clemens spent his youth and jearly manhood, like a hook. Mr, Paine was for a time dealer in photographic suppl Lumber Co y OMee and Yah opp. Flouy Milt : Phone. 289. Late Writer: Today is 12th Birthday of Australian Commonwealth ii finds the closest approach to it, With the theRmometer tingering about 115 in the shade for weeks to- ther, the Augifalian climate ia not everything to be desired, though the acclimated Australians do not seem to mind it, No day is too hot for in- dulgence in and Australia is A country where - proverkial Brit- sh love of outdoor pastimes, as evi- denceg. in the mother country, would seem but a tepid affection, The. Ays- tralian climate permits sport the year round, and the football ana. cricket seasons interlap each other. Baseball has aivo b en introduced and has found many followers. Australidn laborers are better pro- vided for by faw than those of any. other country. ' No worker in any in- lustry has to: toll mor than elght hours a de , the eight hour law cov- ering the nation and affecting all who toll for wages. The wage scale 9 not jas high as in North America, but the cont of living in Australia is much cheaper and more than makes up the difference, . Despite the excellent. con- ditions, strikes are not infrequent. Wheat: raising iq vastly on the in- crease, and ever year finds a-vast im- Drovement. in acreage. This has not. affected the sheer industry and wool and Humorist America (By 0, Terence) 8 small city in Kansaa before-hn took up Mteratura.. In 1898, he collaborat- ed with William-Alien White, of Bm- Doria, in Rhym s of Two Friends. The following year he published his first novel.) The Mystery of Hyeline Deforme. * The book; like the title, was) a bit amateurish, but it carried Promise of better things to come. And they did come. Yn 1896 Mr. Paine Jomed with Ruth MeEnery Stewart in writing Gobolinks. The Auto- biography of a Monkey and. The Arkansas Bear were works in which promise reached. fulfillment. A core of other novels and autobiographies have since issued from the typewriter of Mr. Paine, and one of his more re- cent books, The Ship Dweints, bas beeh compared by critics with Mr. Clemen s Innocents Abroad. The influence of: My;Paine's association with Mark Twain ie plainly visible in that. work: : i Mr, Clemens declared that he con- sidered Mr. Paine among the greatest of living Ammertcan writers: There was nothing: of master and student, In - their, relationship, They met on basis of equality, and were -com- rades Md friends. The object of thelr association was a side issue. Mark Twain s religious and philos- ophie views were far from orthodoxy, He held to doctrines all his sewn, to which it was impossible to attach any recognized tax or label, but which ap- proached somewhat to shat is called determinism. Man, he. declared, isa machine, worked on by outside influ: ences; by association and training, without vestige of free will. He as- serted, also, that there is no line of demarcation between man and the lower animals. Fleas can be taught nearly everything that: Congressman can. As a guide to conduct, he in- sisted. a man's conscience is totally eam RM PRODUCTS The- rush of Americans into the Canadian northwest continues. Last Year 130,000 iminigrants from . the United States located in the western. provinces, and it is. estimated that: they brought with them property to. the value of 135,000,000, Reports is- sued by the Canadian government agencies in the United Stated indicate Jan increase of American immigration In 1912 of nearly 30 per cent over Agi1. A summary of conditions in West- ern Canada, prepared by Consul-Gen- eral Jolin E. Johns, of Winnipeg, for the Daily Consular and Tra Re- ports, gives conclusive evidence that. these-settlers from the United States will have serious problems to consid- er, Last year the railroads were un- able to handle the grain erop, mil- Mons of bushels of wheat rotting in Tield and stack in consequence, and as the farming area is increasing much more rapidly than the Faillway development, the transportation facil- itles are Guite certain to be inade- Jquate to handle the crops for some years to come. : Northwest Canada ig , one-crop country. It is true that many differ- ent productions, grown 40 perfection, in the prairie provinces, are displayed at the fairs and agricultural exposi- tions, and no doubt there are favored sections where anything wilt grow that can be produced in our northern states, yet the facts show that the farmers of the northwest: do not take Kindly to diversiti IGHT ROTHERLY This is the Young People's- Soclety at the Methodist church. Held every Tuesday at 8 o'clock. WitL YOU comE? Our Motto: Look up, Litt up. SAND FOR SALE - EXCAVATING HEAVY TEAMING CONCRETE WORK. Phone 260, 6 MONTREAL STREET ts Own. The number of hogs receiv- ed at Winnipeg decreased from 146,- 269 in 1908 to 85,157 in 1911, although the Winnipeg packing houses have Never recelved enough animals to em- Ploy their full capacity. The recepits of sheep increased from 20,75 In 1910, to 43,614 in 1911, but there was no in- crease from Western Canada, as the additional sheep were brought. from St. Paul and Minneapotis.. The aban donment of many cattle Tanges. will Soon force the importation of beef. With Europ the only outlet for its wheat and other cereals and climatic conditions unfavorable to diversified farming, except in the southernmost, districts, the Canadian Northwest farmer will evidently have something, to occupy his mind during the goming five or six years besides merely sow- ing the seed and harvesting his crops Rochester Post and. Express. oe CONVENTION OF DISTRIBUTORS (Special to the News), Indianapolis, Ind, July nual conyention of the, Nation: clusive Distribut fation, con-, sisting of house-to-Hluse distributers. of advertising matte?, began in this clty today. amd will continue, in, sas- sion until Friday, The officers tn charge of the convention. are. Prosi- dent Berl R. Jacobs of Gstesburg,, IL, Vice President, -J..H, Redye of Wheeling, Pa., and Seoretary-Treagu- S. Flor a:6t Thdianapolis, The News, Job as avery facility for sup- Mont satisfactory. continyes to be one of Australia s leading sources of wealth. New gold discoveries are made nearly every year, . * Melbourne and Sydney, and many of the smaller cities, are growing at rate not equaled by any other mun. lclpalities of similtar size in. the world. In 1881 Melbourne had. a Dopulation of 65,800; in 1901, of 49: 956, and in 1911 of 591,800. Thie great city fa the metropolis of a coun- try which the Dutch sailors who first Visited Australia, described as a, foul and desolate land. It is . expected that Australian development will be Much more rapid in the futuf as the result of the opening of the interior by the transcontinental railroad that will connect. Melbourne and sydney with Perth, Weat Australia, Australia his no race queation to deal with, the aborigines being an all but negligible quantity, but the yel- low perfl is one that causes many Australian stateamen to froth at the mouth, The Japanese and Chinese, crowded to the point of starvation in their native lands, took longingly to the undeveloped island continent. Australia for the white race has be- come, batile-cry that is potert ip the. politics of the Antipodes, POLITICS AND POLITICIANS i Joseph R. Burton, former Talia States senator, is seeking a seat the Kansas legislature. tee Kansas, Oregon, Michigan, Ohio, Nevada and Arizona are to settle the Woman-suffrage question this fall, It Is Gaid that the ballots to be vot- ed In some of the, Texas counties at the primary this month will.be nearly ten feet in length. : David J. Lewis, who represents the Sixth Maryland district in Congress, Was at work in a coal mine when he Was only nine-years of age. Edward T. Young of St. Paul, who served four years as attorney gener- al of Minnesota, is out for the Re- pul nomination for governor of that State. Mra, Maria B, MacDonald, who. tor Years has-been prominent asa Sool Ist and suffrage leader, is the Soc ist nominee for Congress in the Four- teenth New York district, William Henry Harrison was. tha oldest resident of the Gaited: States, being 68 years old when he was in- jSugtrated. Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest, at 4: Five former governors of Missourt attended the recent national Democra- tic convention at Baltimore. They were David R. francis, Joseph W. Folk, Lon V. Stephens, William J. Stone and James M. Dockery. , Twenty-five friends of forme? Con- Sressman W: S. Cowherd have sub- scribed 100 each toward a fund. to defray Mr, Cowherd's campalzn ex- benses for the Democratic nomination for governor of Missouri. 8, A Roidenbery, who represents the Second Georgia dist?jct in the House, was college professor be fore he was twenty-one years old, and was a member of the Georgia legisla ture before he was twenty-two. The Women's Good Government League has been organized in Oak- land, Cal., to oppose the proposed re- all of. city officials. The matter is to be decided in the general primary election in California early in August. OO JO of Of OB OO 0-1-0 Oh The present year may b vaptly term- ed Governors year in Tennessee Politics. Ex-Governor Malcolm R. Patterson Is seeking the nomination for the United States senate, former Governors Benton McMillan and Jas. 'B. Frazier are-numbered among those Who are striving for the governorship, Bnd another former governor, John I. Cox, is a candidate for a sent in the Tegisiature, Se Bot wel Less than two months h nce the eyes of the nation will be turned tow- Rhone 433. We Have Main St., 500 p r foot. Toronto St., 400 per foot, Montreal St., 400 per foot, We want listings of all your Ors 9S Val: Pre tetoreretererereresererererene Lerererem O18 Townsite Block 2, 100 ft, the-patr. Usual terms. Merald Block 44, 4 lots facing Toronto Street Only 3760 at 950.8 palt,/on the usual terms, - Central Park Block 27,7 lots at 3600. a. pair. Level and a fine View. Usual Terms, Wigh Schoo Annex Biock 21, 2 lots, tine view, level, high, slope: Only 1050.00 a Terms Sete pair. Fine modern, roomed house New and tral Park. Will trade for lots, E.G MacBean Co, - Western Canada Lumber Co.Ltd. SSS eee LARGE STOCK OF z Dry Common Lumber, Fir and Cedar Finish, Fir and Cedar Doors; Fir, Maple, and Oak Flooring. f SOLE. AGENTS FOR Sate Paroid Roofing, Neponset Wa . proof Paper, Neponset Roofing, Pelt, id 8S. Wall Board. 3 ani N. Tequires no further finish. na SEE US BEFORE BUYING. YARD EAST ALLOWANCE... PHONE 467 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Don't close a deal for your Pir Finish without first inspecting 2ur Stock. Its thoroughly dry and all sanded, and will save you hours of work usually spent oh cleaning. g We have a full stock of heavy coast Fir.. Joists, good straight Aimersion, and everything else required by the builder. 3 HEADQUARTERS FOR CEMENT AND PLASTER, Tne REVELSTOKE Yard, North Railway Street. : i ; pen ee : SSS PARTRIDGE PLYMOUTH This is a:breed of Poultry which meets every requirement: The utility. bird: of the century large, beautifully plumaged and unexcelled: in 4 laying qualities, Eggs 2.00 and 5.00 per-set- ting. Cockerels for Sale. ieee September, leading. Maino by six days. A sale of home-made h States vote for congressmen as held at the residence 1 as for State officers, so then: ard Vermont, which State holds its Still hola to biennial election the first Tuesday in Vermont and HOLLINGER AGENCY sex Some Extra se Good Propositions in aU POSHONS.. In Business Prope rty. RESIDENTIAL 1200, 50 ft., Block 54, Montreal St., 1-3, 6, 12: 1200, 50 ft., Block 80, Montreal St, 1-3; 6, 12. 2,000, 50 ft,, Block 58; Ottawa St; (beautiful view.) 1500, 50 ft., Block 83, Braemar St, corner. 1500, 50 ft., Block 86, Balmoral St. + Property. We will sell it for you. t lt;

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