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Date 1912-02-08

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ENT five roomed (new) age All conyen: Imuediate pos: wae Co, Auc- Phone 481 Mizar ge barn, Columbia 0 head of horses, Explanade dt mo. HOARD WANTED ng t board and hy family, Apply Vi7d3 FOR RENT wperia bank * wutites. AIL uews. Apply News: 15adee PNEERING kinds ef stock with GL, Dun ) St Phome LANBOUS 1 pro rties in and for ranch haproved, in and Manitoba the Paciti the P ly Traders, ITsdt m0, tracts, outfit break st. Apply Furrow, 0. 16sdtt ES AND hing, shoe rs, valises, instruments, waggons, bug- bicrtles, carpenter hides and furs, horse thers, bowght and be Harvard Tailoring n avemue, opposite GEN tre. P.O. box 701 Best Prices Paid for 230K. E HAT FUR CO. The above have t selection of Second the city. We carry sand Bedding, new Clocks, . Guns, Re- tes, Harness, line of winter goods. ling mentioned above t prices, Call ac 308 St. or Phone 587, tf CLEANING AND CO. beg to announce pened a cleaning and shment opposite the 4th Ave, All work ive satisfaction. New 1d goods bought and Prop. Phoue Jan. 30. ING AND PRESSING ed in the Pingle over drug store, Main nteed. Ladies ention. Goods edg Phone 253. d 176d1mo. BU Barrister, 4 otary, Medicine Hat, Pruitt Block, Room 2; P.O. box 546. 63Dtt ESS CARDS, : ING MACHINES and faining Pianos and sand to rent All ance. W. J, Fleming, Street. WANTED Mrs, il visit Indies at thelr allor made costumes ect cut and fit. 426 17941 Pirella Corsets made 4 against Phone 594 oF Mrs, Jean Mat- Main St 168d1m Guaranteed sting, x 72. itenographer atk, cortenpbudenes, valfolding and Con: (cos, Imperial Dank Fourth Avenue. Engineer, Alberta Land Sur pur Railways wage, Irrigation, Jans, Ete. edicine Hat, Phone 484 UsIC IT ' A ADIES eee We have 120 Ladies sin the very Newest Styles they came right) from New York toe us for our Xmas trade These Bags range in pri from 3.00 to 17.50 and 4 we will sell them ata discount of 25 per cent. You can see them in the window with prices all W. C. LEAGUE marked. Extra Special Spring Samples of 20th Century Brand Suits and Light Overcoats are TP Ready. Turpin Bros. Where You The Man's Stone Get the Big Dollar's Worth GAME LAWS OF WESTERN CANADA at ttle booklet compiled He Qe sent pocket, containing faut laws ot) Manitoba, Sat- Eehewan, Alberta: and. British GSiunuia ang. Ontario, also oth coratat information to. the Seontaman. this booktet will be sprig mailed with our compll fronts (o any deating same Pe RNADIAS aay SPORTING ODS CO Wientver. Man. CURLING, Hat toe rink on Thes day evening resulting in a victory for Skip Holt after a remarkably close contest, Sid Holt, Joe Taylot, E. Re D Porter, Dr. Holt (skip) 18.0 J. Williamson, Geo. Pingle, Hi kerr, P. S. Pingle(skip) 12 The sccomd draw in the President ve. Vice-President match bas not yet deen made, but it is expected that this competition will be pulled off next week. . TO PLAY ST. MARYS Leave To-night on No. 1 and Play To-morrow Night Collected 89 for their Trip. i edicine Hat's intermedi team leaves to-night on train No. 1 for Calgary where they play the Mary's Juniors to-morrow night This is an annual game and 5 ally proves mighty, battle. Both teams are sald to be a little better than last year. ana The locals took up a subscription to defray their expenses and collect- ed in all 89, this will just mect their railroad fare which Is 80. The team will line up, K. Coulter goal D. Coulter, point; N. Porter, cover; R. Porter, rover: R. Wilson, y, right, F. Herrie, mith, B. McCarger se, spare. centre; M. Cor left wing. P. and D, Woodh TODAY'S MARKETS May wheat, old, May, new July Winnipes, Feb. opened 103 1-4, closed 103 opened 103 2-8, cloved -02 1- opened 103 1-8, closed 102 1-2. May oats opened 44 1-2, closed 44 3-4; Saly opened 44 1-8, closed 44 2-5, Extra No. 1 feed, May, closed 40. 4) -May flax opened 190, closed 188. ash Prices 1 Nor. 98 1-2 1-4; 3 Nor. 90 1-4; 4 Nor. Nor. 78 34; 6 34 Oats, No. 2 C.W., 411 3 Cw, 36 1-2; extra No. 1 feed 35 1-2; No, 1 feod 35 1-2; No, 2 feed 34, Barley, rejected 47: feed 45, American Markets Minneapolis, Feb. 8 May wheat op- ened 106 3-4, closed 107; July opened 107 5-8, closed 107 1-2, Chicago, Feb, fay wheat opened 103 3-8, closed 10 1-2; July opened 96 7-8, cloned 97; Sept. opened 94 1-2, cloved 94 3-4. 2 Nor. 9 88 3-4: 5 feed 58 afr ateets ofe ae ole steatecte sfonde ste efe-ote oye ele ate of ete: Aeety oleste oaleoleslentesteete sty ste ete: May be Four or Six Team League in This Province If Medicine Hat Enters it will be a Six Team League, but if Not it will be a Four-Team League Sam Savage will Handle the Lethbridge Franchise Eastern Section is Doubtful. try Herald and 1 mak i oe ora league, ff Medicme Hat joins ial it Kee ti of Lothinidge and, tere 48 also a ros p uh i ee am, eoverty nthe nort nl a TalNTAR Re with Calgary, a and Evinpnton. Medicine Hat tas hot yet att t the Atherta Kaus MH mean a half te intends tudo. Thut dozen teams, but if Medicine Hat jer have a I cides to drop out, the road team will also have to droy, aud only (0 However, would constiite t ague. Either Annet one of these league would be a good not going 10 let one, but the siteteam league ts pre-) sydicine Huth ect ferred Uy most of the local fans. Jiist for witew anil It is Hefore leaving for California, Sam likely that when the season opens the Savage stated tat he had made a schedule will have Medicine Hat in proposition to Lathbridge to the f ) cluded and there will be a good team fect that if they were willing o put there, Medicine Hat won the pen: up would take over their mint the first year the Western Can: team and finance thi ball for the s ae organized and Mr, Fon, Sam stated to The Herald that Fleming ty was the rst pres: he did wv whether the city of ident of the league. Surely the fans Lethbridge would accept his offer, but) of the place must have a decided in: if they did he was willing to go thro- terest in a league with which they ugh with his agreement, Ho further) have been so closely connected n will attend ion of the thbridge President Eekst limit) meeting of tr emStern div the league next week and determine what than Winnipeg, Brandon anil Moose Jaw and the other towns affiliated will do It Is doubtful if there torn Jstated that he believed would support good ball to. th and he had that much faith in fans of -the city that have them out of the W.C. L. and watehing an inferior brand of ball he this summ ace a will be an would risk a few dollars and on INDIANAPOLIS RACE, 2s mo + WILL BE BIG EVENT 5 re vet nt Noted Auto Drivers Enter- ing Already for Annual) i ean Memorial Day 500-Mile BO WL N G Grind. Blacks took three straight diunapolis entries. for the games from Birnies and the Royals second annuai 500-mile International gave Ginthers a dose of the, sam weoprstakes Tace next Memorial medicine. The scores in most cases Day at the Speedway the seventh en- wore fair but ch average low. The fury being that of Spencer E. of Port Chester, New York, Blacks thy young sportsman who drives Mer- Rossiter cedes racing cars Wishart s entry names the which the easte Wishart scores i the weal: 192 107426 Brew ame car) Morrison or drove in the last 154 166-488) 17 WiNiainson 5o0-mite race, finishing fourth. The 5 Robertson 240 684) hore of the cylinder Is 5.1 inches, and) Roig 1m 158 268 tre piston FtroKe Ts 7.1, aiving- pt: ton displacement of S84 cubic inches. sis sss sua 2020 which is seventeen cuble inches be- pirntos Tow the limit of the race. Wishart s roi es uk car is almost duplicate of the Mer- povq ie a cedes entered by Ralph De Patmo. cooper ae Bomn of these cars miade wonderful 57th ae aay a8 stiowing at Savannah in the recent Vanderbilt and Grand Prize races; anna Wishart finishing third in the Van- oj. derbilt, white De Palma finished sec- Qt. ieee Jond in the Vanderbilt, and third in O10 aT auaritieea the Grand Prize. ay 70 9 At hts time Inst year there had been /PO d 608) ut four entries mide to the. first pee iat eteetenn Z00-mile race, so the prospects for . i ee the second one seem even better that i lthone of 191) TI her five en- 7 tries to the race condat of two Stut See See dea cars, entered by the Ideal Motor Car Pristot a re Company of Indianapolis; a Fiat, en- Frenian 9: 168 tape +tered by E. BE. Hewlett of Los Ang va ree Fe a 163- a les, with Joe Matson named to i oe ee arive, and two Gase cars entered by the J. 1. Case Threshing Machine Co. of Racine, Wisconsin, Joe Jagersbers- and Louls Disbrow have been nom- inated as the pilots of the two Chase IMPORTANT TENNIS MEETING New York, Feb, Representatives of the several hundred prominent ten- The fact that such famous drivers nis: cluby and ascociations throughout on entered early in the year. the country are arriving from all di- ail the ars so far named are rections to attend the thirty-first an- Among the foremost racing machines nual meeting of the United States in the world, makes it seem certain National Lawn Tennis Association to that the field of starters next May te held tomorrow at the Waldocf-As- it have even more class than the toria in this clty. The meeting jprom jtunch that took the world from Start- ses to be one of unusual interest and er Wagner last year Importance to all devotecs of the he Speedway has arranged tol game. The awarding of the cham- Provide 4000 rooms in private homes pionships for 1912 ts one of the first fh addition to the hotel accommoda- matters to be taken up at the meeting tions, go that a crowd of 150,000 per- The effort to take the big tournament sons may be cared for easily. from Newport, where the event Coa et the interesting features in has been held regularly for number connection with the next 500-mile of years, will be renewed. The Point eeee ta that the forelsn manufactur- Judith Country Club of Narragansett cae yave taken a greater interest than Pier will make a strong bid for both rs Matore, and many requests for the singles and doubles events. Phil- farticulare have been received from adelphia will also be a factor, and Varopean motor car mnkers, It 18 the Merion Cricket Club of Haverford Tiered hight. probable that eeveral and the Germantown Club will enter how foreign cara and drivers will the flold if the decision 1s against inake their American debut in this Newport,- Another important matter classte event to engage the attention of the meet- The entry Mat so far for the race Ing Is the proposed adoption of now nome that four American cars have rules to govern the Ranking Commit- hern entered ag against three forelgn tee, A successor will be elected to rertines, AIL of the foreign cars are succeed James Dwight of Boston, the Lelug the property of E. J. Schroeder who has declined to stand for re-elec- or Now York: Matson s Fiat being tion. Among thoso prominently men- cee py EE. Hewlett of Tos An- tloned to succeed him are William A feles, and Wishart's Mercedes his Tarned, the present champion, and vera personal property. This teads Henry W. Slocum, a former champion the racing enthusiasts in the country and president, lentries have b and tha alo ale ato stestoatoateat stent 161 144483) bridegroom. 38 ingly attired in a dress of cream Elis- -ccion on carnations, Hodge, Mr, and Miss Miller of Red- MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS Vase wrx Pp O RTNE WSs HAF AT RLS Nc a Seatac? HOWELL Liem Vote q fon Tewln anid Vee tury . tw Har . mm, from Ite) Der, ani hore tay W It s tallion Peep 0 Da visit The Fe 1 Bowell xeho deen ele the past week owing to the Ilneas of Rose ean mR m y ond maln eral days With ber parents, Mr nd Mrs John Ellis, Hulsey Sturtevant in for sup. plies Priday, returning 1 ne even ing to the Orangevill George Dickson, L. field. J Teattic and MJ. Slavery wore Red cliff vistors Monday Jus, Olsen learned of the chinook s through North Dakota last week nit left for Home on Sunday evening, B. J. Norton was a Medicine Hat Visitor Thursday, returning Sunday L.A. Quinn visited The Hat on Fri- purchased a milch cow at the auction. Charley Richardson wax hor Saturday evening Mr, and Mra. pve to the Southern Alberta Metropolis Friday Ole Hansen, Phil. Rand and Ole Rhinard, drove to The Hat Friday for a breath of metropolitan air. Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Spencer visited dicine Hat Saturday a Hat vis Pancoast dr Mr, H. ga, Speers, from Seven Per. sons, visited friends here the last of the week Roy Myers brought several of the nurses from the Medici tal out in his auto to enjoy a few hours visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs, C, Richardson on Sunday Jos, Delinks was a Suffield visitor nunday. Mr, and Mrs, L. M, Munsfleld visited edicine Hat Saturday evening, We regret very much the non-ap- pearance of th Beattie-Wedderbura in last week's News, Th toa late for that is- weedin it be Mrs. Whorton from Medicine Hat is) Visiting her sister, Miss Tayenor a few days this week ing u car of wheat this Wi from this polit this winter, Upwards of twenty applicants for membership in the Modern Woodmen of America were examined in Bowell t Saturday by Dro Brown of Red- cliff. WEDDING AT BOWELL A pretty wedding was solemnized in DeLink s hall on Wednesday, Jan. The contracting parties were) Miss Ethel Grace Wedderburn, eldest hter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wed- derburn of Johannesburg, South Afri- ca, and Bowell, and Mr. John Beattie, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, William) Beattie, Montreal and Bowell. The Rev, McDonald, Methodist minister of Medicine Hat, officiated. As this is the first wedding ceremony ever held) at Bowell a greatly number from the urrounding istrict attended to of- fer congratulations to the bride and he bride was charm- lene silk trimmed with silk, and, a wreath and spray of orange blossoms and veil, and carried a bouquet of roses and lil- lies of the valley Miss Florence Mill- er of Redelitf was the bridesmaid, She wore a beautiful dress of Copen- hagan blue silk with pearl and sequin trimming, and carried a bouquet of Miss Iria Wedderburn, only sister of the bride, was the flow. er girl, She was dressed in white Japanese silk and carried: a shower pouauet, The bouquets were from the Roseries, Medicine Hat, and were greatly admired by all gt; Mr. Lorne Swanson was the destman, Promptly at five p.m., the bride resting oft the arm of her father, en- tered tho hall to the strain of the wedding march, Mrs. I. M, Mansfield playing this with marked effect. After the ceremony a reception: was held by Mr, and Mrs. Wedderburn, Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, Pat Laveile, Mr. and Mrs. R cliff, Rev. McDonald, Medicine Hat, Mr, and Mrs. L. M. Mansfield, Mr. and rs, John Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. 5. P. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp, Messrs. Joe DeLinks and Lorne of Bowell. In the evening a dance was held, about one hundred being in attend- ance, and at which Mr. W. Reld, Mr. and Mrs, Cook and Mr. and Mrs, Mans- field provided excellent music. At midnight supper was served, after which dancing proceeded with until 4 am., when the party dispersed with three hearty cheers for the bride and bridegroom. Mr, and Mrs, Beattie will take up thei residence on thelr farm near, Bowell, They carry with them our heartiest and best wishes, Swanson sfoatoatesfesteafoate leatestesteo slerlenteatectectonteatoatoete featestes Hat Hospl-/cabbages and that he away father, heard about broth s. Olsen, Hansen and Strand be a K,/his place to see what damage making the fiftieth car to be shipped done ted at about 100. wave sumilar evidence to his brother. and bis w He (George) drove Chappies Leke for his brother. also found two empty 12 boo shells tricks could only sce tha upper ree tae nets be ste oleate efeefoote sfoate ete, GALT CARS, Tourist and Roadster, FIVE MODELS The Greatest Actual Automobile Value for the Money in Canada. The Reasons Why? A erful * pote stor bh he Unit 4 lant typ Everything an aleefieht, oieight af dint ho TEND BOAT Ae the tariutale 1 Hestingises Ng ast Topi i RFOAE dedT OF tie traubley thie thre pase fi teoporcea Bate Lene and aHOKU Rott al iniGinadinul cara OER sanopetce rece 5 EY US SHOW YOU THE CAR, BETTER VET, GET A DEMONSTRATION, MEDICINE HAT AGENCY : : 438 Fifth Avenue FINED 25 FOR SHOOTING HORSES 1 Metarn Judge Carp Court sessio Dockers Strike Will Effect Immigration rt for shooting Conditions at Glasgow are Becoming Critical All At- ee oe eae) lantic Sailings have been Cancelled Efforts to Shean eRe Settle the Trouble Fruitless. + ay alte y Fernicks gave evidence that he brought tha os horses in from the range They were Pann) all more or less shot je watered a eas ee ane 1) Glasgow, Feb. s As tht result of sult in a settlement and pending the Ss seven range Lorses on his owtt thw dockers going on strike Glasgow conferences, new sailings were ar- place, He was not sore with Melar- shipping today is demoralized and all ranged for the vessels, but these have nan about anything Atlantic sailings b ve been cancelled. again been cancelled. Today the sit- Strubb met the accused on Sept. All Work on the ors has been uation is very critical and will ser- With, und said that MeLarnan stated Suspended and the situation js becom- ously affect Camda in view of the that the said horses had eaten his Ing hourly more seric fact that thousands of passengers McLarnan) old in arnan rounded these tut ali hav everal conferences have been held effort tw sen have been booked for early sailings to the disyute the Dominion, proven fraitless, would break n's body, M. every slat in the the men Unanimously ret cept the using to ac- J.D McGillivary, manager of Drowning Ford ranch is in the elty to-day, ses into pasture. He saw blood He had chased the horses s place several times. tks, who worked jor his oposal of the a tiation would jowners Toh miles aw the shooting on id not hear the A large collection was taken, which his report of fircarms on the date of the Speaks. well of the efforts of the young ladies. The folowing programme was ren- dered Hymn Atl Jesus Name. the aech of S Allert went out and rounded allege shooting bunch into ,the corral. The: F Smith, the idence of valua a te last w ess, gave no were all ghot reaards the case Hall the power of D. Sader was resent at that ex: wmination. He (Albert) bad seen Mr. Mahafly submitte? that 20 gy y Chorus Maidens song. McLaroan previously, who seid that) cust hud bon made ont against the narrwmaental duet Meee Ames : ted Old Man Ferricks to go to accused. gt; He said that in his opinion witiams. was it was impossible to identify a per- Reading Mrs, Browniig his garden which he estima- son at 1 miles distance. Mr. Dun- solo Miss Patriguen, don who appeared for the crown sub- Violin Solo- Mise Fish. aged ten-years, n the evidence of defendent 30 minutes play His Old Sweet- was doutrful and that it hearts. Mrs, Browning, and the to was not unlikely that the accused in Misses Morrison, Cosens, Wagstaff. the heat of temper should have shot Hurst, Patriquin, Tomkins, Sprague, Constable Bundy, R.N.W.MP., act- at the horses Ennis, Jarrett and Forster. ing on instructions, investiguted the) In summing up His Worship, Judge Intermission Collection and chai- case and, actiug on a search war-/ Carpenter, said that -ha-was of the Woman's address, Fant entedsd MeLarnan s sback and opinion that the horses had been shot Instrumental found q double Varrellad shot gun, a/on more than one occasion as some staff and Kerr. 2 bore, also cartridges to fit. He) of the wounds had bean shown to te Reading Mrs. Hugher dry. and some wet with blood Solo Mrs, Evans J The accused was naturally-annoyed . Reading Miss Tomkins. to have been-tecently by the horses cating his garden truck, Solo Mrs. Sharpe. sed. Tha garden had only one wire around Chorus Jingle Bells, (revised The witness was then placed in tha it and it was his fault that the dition). God Save the King. witness Lox. He bad ben in Canada horses got there, The accused, if Mrs. Whitson presided over the about 18 months, and filed and lived hasty tempered might easily have eeting. Ey 1416-4, was at home on Sept, sbot at the horses but should not 28th. He drove the horses home but fiave taken tha law into his owt did not shoot them. He saw a scratcl hands. He found prisoner guilty..As horse bat no shot wounds. this was the first-ca s of the kind he The gun produced was not in his pos- had tried in this district, he would the occasion of alleged make the sentence light, but it was He further stated that Fer- not to be taken as a precedent by part othar people, and that. the next per- guilty of a like offence George Ferricks, fed tha the horses duet Misses Wags between the house and tha bata. TI gun appeared Ladies of Culture and Re- finement Use Salvia Hair Tonic. It Makes the Hair Beautiful. hooting. of his buildings from his Ferrick s) son found At last a remedy has been discover- house. They had bad several rows on would not get off nearly as casily. ed that will positively, destroy this diflerent occasions. Ha was up carly ie . sentenced MeLarnan to be fined pest. on the moming of the 28th Septembker 25 or two nionths at Lethbridge phat Dandruff is caused by germs saw the horses around his garden His Worship disallowed costs. patch and drove them home. Ques. aaa setae se era acoa LADIES CONCERT WAS Slathwell who owned a broken old locates wild a a Ss ee A GREAT SUCCESS cs scce. eres w ten seve c Mrs. McLarnan, wife of accused lt;, Pingle the Druggist guaran- heard no shots fired; saw her busband Young Men of Methodist) tees it 1 will grow hair, stop itch. start the horses away south. She Church will have a Hard ing scalp, falling hair, and make the ji knew a gun was left at the house af- Job in Producing a Bet- hair thick and abundant. It prevents ter the alleged shooting, fat there i hair from turning gray and adds Ife was only the Uroken Winchester in ter roge See: and lustre. the house on Sept. 28th. The ladies of the Epworth Lengue SALVIA Is a hair dressing that has Mr. Nicholson, another neighbor, gave a concert in the lecure room of become the favorite with women of saw the accused driving the horses the Methodist Church on Tuesday. taste and culture, who know the sec- down toe road allowance and they They are competing with the young 1a Ivalue of beautiful hair. A larg had some conversation. He was men of the league who will give a genetaus bottle costs only 60e. a close to the horses but did not -sce concert on Feb. 13th, Ieading druggists everywhere, andi Siar usboekwcuniel The church was crowded to the Medicine Hat by Pingle, Drugeist. is accepted by every sensible person. Dandruff is the root of all hair evils. SALYIA will kill the dandruff germs Doctor SniMler stated that he lived 00S and all spent a most enfoyable The word SALVIA (Latin for sage) is on every bott evening. BEST SNAP IN CITY. ; 100 Feet High- land St., Bik. 22 Herald, 1000 Terms. HOLLINGER AGENCY Phone 433. : S 5 384 Main St. GOOD BUYS 500, Terms 50ft, Central Park. 420 Bilys 50ft, Block 9, Riverside, 850 Buys SOft. Block 11, North Yulll. . 750 Buys 50ft Block T., South Yulll, 800 cholce 50ft. facing High School. 2 82,000 65ft. business site 4th Ave., Boarding House on Store side. CAN TRADE FARM FOR CITY PROPERTY.

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