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VOL. 17 UKANBROOK, B.C, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 18th lilli No 415 Coal Strike Ended Indian Agent's Report For Four Dollar Bills are Spurious Widow of Famous Ex-Priest Opening of Parliament Police departments through (Special to Prospector) Worcester, Mass., Nov. 8.— out British Columbia have re Mrs. Euphcmle Chlntquy, widow ceived advices from the secret of Rev. Charles Cliinlquy, of Animated Scene When Strong Array of Ministers 1911 Fernie, Nov. 17.—The coal striko service officers of Cannda to bo Montreal, who attracted con is ended, miners havo rocorded big and Members Take Seats on tho watch and endeavor to siderable attention many years Cultivating Reserve. Ranching and Stock Raising- ascertain tlle source through majorities In favor of going to ago by withdrawing from the which counterfeit four-dollar work. Roman Catholic Church, of Ottawa.—The new parliamfnt van cie.it to bring practically all the Great Prosperity Among Indians. billB are being sent intu Can Tho vote at Fernie was 465 in nda from the United States in which he was a priest, and de formally constituted at noon Wedix*.-.- membera to the capital for the open cousldornblo quantities. Tho favor of working, and 231 against. voting thc remainder af bis life day la.it, when tho membern took the ing ilay. Premier Borden was in the four dollar note of Canada ls Tho vote taken ou Thursday aud to an attack on that faith, oath of allegiance in thn common!) senate, but the majority of his col- chamber, nml signed the roll under leaguea wore in their placet. British .Columbia, Population.—Tho population of the stated to be an exceedingly easy Priday through the Crow's Nest Pass died here at the home of ber one to counterfeit. The bogus the direction ot Dr. T. B, KU \e, In the front row eat Hon. W. Koolenay Agency, hand ls 57. upon the new agrocmont os drawn by son-in-law, Rev. Samuel C. Do- clerk of the commons, nnd wiih White. Hon. Y. Monk. Hon. O. E. Steele, April 22. Honlth and Sanitation.—Tho health noteB which at present aro be the scales committee at Frank, lias lagnoau. Mrs. Chlnlquy was ing circulated in Canada are Henry O'Brien, Inw clerk of the com Poster, Hon. Robert Rogers, Hon, Frank Pedloy, Esq., of tho band has been excellent lor the been adopted by large majorities, an 1 77 years old. She was a na mon.*., and Colonel H. I). .Smith. n*r- Frank Cochrane nnd behind them Deputy Supt. General of Indian year Just closed. said to bo brought here by. Boom geant at arm*- an commissioners. Ingly Innocent Immigrants, and will govern the wages of tho mine tive of tho provinco ot Quoboc, were Hon, Sam rtbghes, Hon. Dr. Affairs, Ottawa. Occupations.—The Indians depend and, after the death ot ber hus The oath It) ns follows : Held, Hon, J. I». Hazen. Hon. Dr. Sir,—I hnve tho honor to submit on farming and stock raising as a by reason ol their low value, workers of tbe district for the next are much more readily ncceptod band In Montreal a tow yoars "I do swear tlmt I will he faithful Roche, Hon. H. II. Nantel. and two my report for the year ended Marcli means of support. A few of tho three and n half years. The vote of without special examination ago, came to Worcester to live and hear true Allegiance to lln. Ma ministers without portfolio, Hon. G. 31, IHU. young men lind work in the saw the local unions was as follows : jesty King George V. HO help me mills in tho neighborhood, and others than they would he if of larger with her daughter. Perley nnd Hun. A. K. Kemp. Location of Agency.—The agency In Ood." 1'remier Uorden was ihe To the loft of the speaker sat Sir hunt, trap and fish. denominations. For Against in the southeast part of British Col tirst to sign the roll with Hon. Y, Wilfrid Laurier in Mr. Borden's old umhla. and is bounded by the Rocky Buildings.—These are mostly of Passburg 30 10 D. Monk second, and Hir Wilful seat, Tho ex-premler glanced curi mountains on thc north, and east, by logs and are situated on a bench. Lillle 4C 23 Laurier third. Thc clerk stood at ously across the way at the minister The sanitary conditions are excellent th' states of Montana, Idaho, and Bcllevue 96 IS Further Census Returns thc long tulile uf the hoti.se witli the ial bencbos, but thore was nothing in Washington on the south, and by thc Stock.—They raise cattle and hors Meeting of Conservatives Michel 463 240 roll open before him, a handsomely the play of his features to Indicate Okanagan agency on thc wost. es, and have a good market tor their Fernie 405 231 Tlie second census returns has been bound and embossed Volume. Bach his feelings. On his left, in the St. Mary's Band No. I. beef among the logging camps. The Cranbrook District Conserva Lethbridge 158 88 announced, and as lar as Southeast member took the oath, wrote his tive Association, met in the Edison front row sat Hon. Charles Marclle, Tribe or Nation.—The Indians of Farm Implements.—These consist Blairmore 36 5 Kootenay is coucernod it is vory un name in the book and thun became ex-speaker, Hon. H. Rmerson, Hon. this band are Kootenays. of ploughs, harrows, rakes, mowers, theatre on Tuesday night. There Hlllercst 118 14 satisfactory. It would look as if, formally entitled to take his s.nt in wafl a large attendance, mnny coming Rudolph Lemieux, Hon. William Reserve.—The St. Mary's hand has v.-agons and sleighs. Frank 3 98 judging from the figures announced, the house. pugsley and on hln left Hon. Prank a reserve lying near the Kootm ay Characteristics and Progress.— from Fort Stoele, Kimberley, Marys Coleman 202 85 . that preconcerted action had been ville, Moyle, Wycllflo and other The Bcene in the chamber was an Oliver, Hon. Charles Murphy, Hon. nnd St. Mary's rlverB, and conslste They are making good progress and HoBmor 200 27 taken to make tbe wost pay dearly inlereKting and animated one. The Dr. Behind and Jacques Bureau, ex- of bottom and bench lands, covered have extended their farmB by putting points in the district. The meeting lor not supporting the Laurier ad members of both widen crowded to 1 was called for the purpose of electing Boticitor general. wit , good merchantable tinibor, end up new fences and repairing the old Total 1817 773 ministration. gether to the table, strong political At ten minutes pnst three o'clock ones. officers for the ensiling year. hai an area of 17,425 acres; Isidore For instance, the latest returns opponents writing their names Hi te Major Ht. Dennis Lemoine, sergeant* President T. T. McVittie of Fort Majority for working 1,044 reserve ls south of Steele and con Temperance and Morality.—They give Cranbrook a population of by aide in the book. Some eighty at arms, in his capacity of acting Steele, occupied tho chair, P. DeVere tains 680 acres, mostly bottom-land; are a very temperate and moral This ends the largest and most bit 2,366, Fertile 1,287, and Fort Steele new members, wore present nnd spent speaker, knocked at the door and Hunt as secretary. the hay reserve at Bummers Flat, hand. terly fought strike which has taken 276. the interval in making acquaintance after three obeisances, which were a The minutes of tho last meeting 190 acres; tho Mlyuke reserve, 160 Lower Columbia Lake Band No. 3 place in Canada, and its conclusion While the above figures are quite ot nldfcr parliamentarians, and bei ig credit for a tirst performance, BOn- were read and on motion of Messrs. acros; the industrial school reserve, Tribe or Nation.—These Indians are is due to the efforts of Hon. Martin flattering to Cranbrook, showing initiated into the lesser mysterieB of moned the commonera to the senate Thompson and Manning adopted as 33 acres, kept in a high state of cul Kootenays. Burrell, minister of Agriculture, who that it is tho largeBt city I'n South- the house on matters of procedure. chamber. There bis honor, Speaker read. tivation ; the agency resorvo, Hi Reserve.—The reserve is in thc val succooded in getting both parties to cast Kooteuay, yet the poople of this The roll signed today is the twelfth Landry bad taken his seat for tbe Tho committee on constitution and acreB. ley of the Columbia near Lake Wind gether and thus ending the strike, city realize that tho population ls roll of the Canadian parliament it flrHt time, Hir Charles Fit-zpatrlck, by-laws reported progress, nud read Population.—Tho population of the ermere, and contains 8,456 acres of It is expected that most of thc much larger than tbe returns show. flmls a [''ace wllh Its eleven predeces dept ity governor-general, formally the constitution provided by tho band is 212. good, open, timbered land, which has men will be at work next week. Three years ago tho census of tho sor.* in thc archives of parliament. charged the commoners wltb the committee, which after some discus Health and Sanitation.—Tho health a number of creeks running through city was taken by munlcii al council. duty of electing a speaker nnd they it, which the Indians utilize for Irri sion was amended and adopted. The house met nt three o'clock of the band tor the past year haa Constable Adams was appointed enmn without a speaker, though the iww drifted back to the commons cham gation purposes. On motion of Messrs, Thompson been good, and tho sanitary condi Arrested nt Cranhrook iirsfor Tim returns showed •. popu "hair had arrived nnd wn» in posi ber. The entry of Premier Borden tions at the village continue to Im Population.—The population of thc and Rimer, Hon. P.. I., fin-den, pre lation of about 2,500 within the cor tion. The chair was especially built mier of Canada, Hon. Richard Mc Chief of police Corey Dow receiv into the common/, chamber with the prove. The usual spring cleaning band Is 72. poration limits of the city. Since In Montreal, It Is a massive struc members wns, of course, made the Bride, premier uf British Columbia, ed a telegram from R. B. Dean sup hns been attended to. Health and Sanitation.—There hus tlmt time' the population of Cran ture of carved oak, and bears the occasion for a hearty demonstration. and A. S. Goodeve, M.P. for Koote erintendent of N.W.M.P., lat High Occupations.—The principal indus been very little sickness among the brook has grown rapidly, and conser carved monogram of the new speak Tbey pounded their desks vlgororttly nay, wero elected honorary presi River, Alta., stating that two men, tries of the band are farming and Indians of this band for the past vative estimates places the figures at er, whose property It will become. and then rose to their feet and cheer season. They occupy tents during dents. brothers, John and Frank Laudkam- stock-raising. The pupils find work close to 4,000. The city directory There were very fnw vacant (.eats ed again and again. When the pre the summer, which they move fre Mr. T. T. McVittie of Fort Ftcclc, mon were wanted on a charge of in the nearby towns and in the lum- compiled by,Mr. W. W. Scott shows In the house of commons at three mier rose to nominate Dr. 8pro.Ce quently, and which is greatly to he wns elected president, G. H. Thomp obtaining goods under false prctene. bor camps. They aro souiht after that there are over 1400 householders o'clock. Tho interest attached to for the speakership, he was greeted commended from a sanitary stand son of Cranbrook, vicc-nresldent, and by the different bands to assist ln Chief Dow ascertained that the two In the city, nnd with an average of the change of government was sufn- with more clapping and cheering. haying and harvesting, and have point. J. P. Fink ot Cranbrook, secrctary- mon wanted arrived in Cranbrook on three to every house bolder the popu proved themselves meful and Indus Occupations.—The principal indus trcasuror. Thursday night, with ten horses, en- lation should bo about 4,500. If trious. tries are farming and stock-raising. A hearty vote of thanks was tend route for Pomeroy, Wash. Word was Slaterville and the north, oast nnd Buildings.—Thc Indian dwellings at They do some trapping, hunting and ered to the retiring officers. sent on Friday morning Informing soutb additions were given to Cran the Bt. Eugene vlllece are of lumber fishing, and thc young men a6ylst the The following delegates were then Supt. Dean of the arreBt of the men. lirook we would hnve a population ol and as a rule neat, comfortable, well settlers in the valley during the har elected to attend thc annual conven A return wire stated that a constab over 5,500. Agricultural Association lighted and ventilated. The build vest and haying season. tion of New Westminster : le had left High Rivor Friday morn Thc figures for Fernie nre also dis ings ,on the reserve are ot logs. Buildings.—These are principally of D. J. Elmer A. E. Watts ing with a warrant and to take them heartening, for careful estimates In Receiving of Auditor's Report Stock.—There stock conslBtB of logs. There are only one or two Dr. H. E. Hall N. Bnrdette back. ^ dicated over 6,000, while the returns horses and cattle, which they look frame buildings on the reserve. Jos Ryan G. Brick son Meanwhile the horses are in Cran Bhow but 1,287. carefully after, and attend to in the Stock.—Their Btock consists of hor N. Hanson O. H. Thompson brook awaiting the arrival of tbc A meeting of the Cranbrook Agri V. J. Deane wae elected aa a dele It IB the opinion ot business men gate to attend the Convention ot the winter. ses and cattle, and no band in the W. Rollins . Mr. Staples High River Constable, throughout thc district that proper cultural Association was beld In the Farm Implements.—They are fairly agency has better stock. Thoy im A. J. Martin committee rooms ol the Cranbrook provincial association, in conjunction numeration should bo given to Cran with T. Cnven, M.P.P., which will well supplied with wagons, ploughs, prove their herds by a good grade of It Is anticipated that the next con brook and Fernie, nnd that a new hotel on Wednesday night tor tbe harrows, mowers, rakes and useful bulls and stallions, and find a ready vention of the provincial central as WEDDING_ BELLS census should be taken. purpose ol heating thc report ot tho be held in Victoria some time ln garden tools. sale for the increase. sociation will be held at Cranbrook. (air committee and the auditors' re January. Characteristics and Progress.—They Farming Implements.—They are port for the year. The next meeting ol the local as are, as a rule, industrious and pro well supplied with wagons, ploughs, Small--McEarchern. The auditor's report was then read sociation will be held ln January at which showed that the tall fair wus which the annual election ol officers gressive. harrows, mowers and rakes, which J. Henderson, Postmaster A quiet and pretty wedding too't Was Not Bill Miner Temperance and Morality—With they carefully put under cover during place nt "high noon" on Wednesday a financial success. wlll bo hold. very few exceptions, they are a tem the winter. at tho residence of the bride's par AUDITOR'S RBPORT perate and mornl-livlng hand. Characteristics and Progress.—They Mistaken for the notorious train A communication was received by ents; Mr. and MrB. M. McEachern, Cranbrook, B.C., Nov. 15,1911. Tobacco Plains Band No. 2 are very Industrious, and keep their when the Rev. C. O. Main united ln robber, "Bill" Minor, followed by the Conservative executive committee Tribe or Nation.—The members of fences in repair, and are law-abiding tnarriago Mr. Fred ' A. Small of amateur sleuths lor days, questioned STATEMENT OF BECEIPTB AND EXPENDITURES this band are Kootenays. and are yearly becoming better off. of Cranbrook, from Ottawa on Thurs Kingsgate, to Miss Lexitna Mae Mc by regular detectives, and finally In Cash for units $11 W.M Prizes $2254.50 Reserve.—The reserve ls near the Temperance and Morality.—They day which stated that James B. Eachern of this city. troduced by his friends as tho train Advts. in prize list 135.00 Judges' expenses 10.00 international boundnry, close to the are a temperate and moral band. Henderson had been appointed post The bride was supported by Miss robber, has been the late William Membership tees 182.00 Printing, stamps A stationery 231.46 state of Montana, and ls open prairie Lower Kootenay Band No. 4. master at Cranbrook. This communi L. M. Scott, and the groom by Mr. Noble, government road inspector ol B. C. Government 2'J00.00, Ubor and clerical help 183.20 land with a good doal of scattered Nelson, B.C., who has been in the Tribe or Nation.—These Indians are cation was signed by the postmaster V. L. Bailey of Eastport, Idaho. Subscriptions "92.00 Incidental expenses 101.95 timber on lt, and has an area of 10,- city Ior some days past, says the Sale of hay 3.15 | Advertising 156.46 general, Hon. Louis Pellletler. The bride was neatly gowned ln a S60 acreB. ' (Continued on Page 7.) travelling suit of navy blue and pic Calgary News-Telegram. Loan on mortgage 3000.00 Sec. ex. to Victoria 100.00 The appointment of Mr. Henderson, ture list. After the ceremony, a Mr. Noble wus in the city belore Rent ot stable 4.00 Interest on note for above.... 3.00 which will he received hy the citizens dainty wedding lunch was served, the story of tlie arrest ol Miner iu Gntc receipts 1165.65 Hoc. salary to Oct. 31 250.00 • Georgia was published, and for sev Will Install Power Plant Russia and Britain to of Cranbrook with great interest and which wns heartily partaken of hy Rent of stands 20.00 Insurance 100.00 the parents and friondB ot the happy eral days was pointed to as the des Rent of refreshment booth.... 35.00 I Auditor's tee 30.00 pleasure. Thc appointment of Invade Persia couple. perado for whom a reward was out, Notes discounted ...$435.20 'City band 100.00 Dewitt, McCoy, Mead, postmaster has been the subject ol The presents were numerous and and It was not until the story ot loss noteB returned $150.00 I Payments on grounds 3642.75 considerable discussion and specula Miner's arrest became public that 285.20 Payments nn buildings 2126.05 Scheft and Henderson were ln town London.—Affairs in Persia have costly and testified to the popularity tion during the past month, for the of the contracting parties In Cran many who bad met Mr. Noble were Rebate of interest 2.00 Interest on note 1.20 Thursday on business connected with reached a stage which promises fur reason that immediately after the brook. convinced that he was not the rob Cash on hand and in bank.... 302.44 the Installation of a hydroelectric ther encroachments upin the king ber wanted hy thc police ol Canada Dominion elections Mr. Jackson was Mr. nnd Mrs. Small 1,0ft on the power plant at Ball River. dom's Independence by Ttuus'a and nnd thc United States. appointed by the defeated Laurier Spokane flyer for the const. On their $9624.00 $9624.00 Mr. Devltt, ls the senior merahor of Great Britain. Sinco their rgree- return they will reside at Kings- The road inspector Is Miner's doub ment dividing tho country into sph government. gate le and during the time that the train STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES AND ASSETS tho Chicago ilrm ol Dcvitt, Trimble robber was operating around Kain eres of influence, these two nations Mr. R. E. Beattie, a strong parti Assets— Liabilities— & Co., bankers, and Mr. McCoy Is san and active worker in the Liberal loops, was several times held up an 1 Units sold $2130.00 appear to have worked In harmony Leonard-Passmore Grounds $5367.75 the senior member of McCoy ft Co. party Ior tho past twelvo years was questioned by policemen who were Buildings and fixtures 5431.49 Units transferred from bankers, of the same city. Profes In the direction of gradual absorp postmaster. Mr. Beattie knew tbat not aware of his identity until he Accounts Receivable— Cranbrook Park Ass sor D. W. Mead Is a consulting en tion. If Russia enforces Iier ultima his political actions were offensive to A very pleasant ceremony was per bad produced his credentials, Exhibit stands unpaid.-.$50.60, stock holders $1726.00 turn by occupying a part of lhe north HiB appearance In the city follow MS55.00 gineer of Madison, Wis,, and ll. IC. tho Conservative citizens of Cran formed at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Subscriptions unpaid. ....$60.00 Great Britain is likely to toko a cor brook, nnd for this reason he was J. M. Boyes when Mrs. Boyes' sister ing thc story tn tho effect tint Min Women's Institute ....$ 5.00 Mortgage 3000.00 Henderson Is the president of tho responding Btep In the south. Rus sure to he retired and a new appoint Miss Ethel Maude Passmore and Mr. or was bonding In this direction, nn' A. S. Goodeve unpaid. $10,00 Obk. Hash A Door Co.$2550,69 Bull River Power Co., Mr. SchulU Is sia's ultimatum, which was present ment made. Immediately alter tbe W. J. Leonard were joined together was supposed to be ln Calgary, cnus 125.00, Christian * Jones 664.75 ed many to believe that Mr. N*obli K. T. Lines 1.20 a director of tho company. ed to the Persian government more elections Mr. Beattie rcsignod, and In holy wedlock. Father Plimondon Notes held by tank 300.00 many local Liberals, Including Mr. officiating. was the old train robber and seeine ''nits allotted, not \ .1. Brault 10.00 The party stopped ln Cranbrook than a week ago, declared that un tor a few hours, then took the flyer Beattie recommended the appoint Tho bride was dressed in white this Impression was gaining ground, Covered by ensh ot note -330.00 ; W. E. Worden 43.50 less apology were made fur alleged ment of Mr. Jackson who Is also a satin trimmed with seed pearls and many of bis friends Introduced htm i'ash In band and in bank :in'2.U 'f'bk.Electric Light Co. 7.55 for Spokane, returning Thursday Insult to M. PetToH, the Rttiaian vice nlgbt. strong Liberal. The appointment wore a tulle bridle veil holding tn as Miner, swearing tbe people they t'hk. Rill Posting Ag.. 12.00 It ls learned that the Bril River consul, on the occasion of tho seizure was made In short order, with the her hand a bouquet made ol white Introduced lilm to into keeping tin Power Co. will bo re-incorporated of the property of Shua-os-3uitanoh expectation, that as Mr. Jackson rose buds and lilies of the valley. matter quiet. Balance nf assets over liabili under the name ot the Bull River the premier, Bnd Persia made other was a competent and popular citizen MISB M. Passmore, sister to the. It was not until Mr. Noblo lelt ties 17S1.99 Hydro-Electric Power Co. Plans reparation, Russia would occupy two that such a shrewd move, sharp bride, acted as bridesmaid and wore town and the story ol Miner's arroat practice, would ln a few days be In Georgia was published that many $11856.68 are now being made for tbe installa of the provinces in the north. a dress of white embroidered net, $111156.68 I tion of a hydro-electric power plant overlooked. But the diplomats ol and carried a bouquet of pink carna of those whom he met here awoke to the local Liberal party reckoned tions. tho fnct that thoy hnd been duped, PROFIT AND LOBS ACCOUNT of ten thousand horse power, and Debtor— . Creditor— tbat construction work will commen wrongly, nnd laughed first, saying Tho bride waB the recipient of a tho resemblance between the two mer tbat the appointment was made and beautiful pearl pendant a gift of thc being HO pronounced. Mr. Noble de Prizes $2854.60 Advts. in prize list $ 185.00 ce In January. The big flume whlcb Died at Fort Steele nidges' fees 40.00 Membership fees 1M.O0 Is sixteen feet wide and seven that waB the end ol lt. bridegroom. Thc bridesmaid also rived a lot. of amusement from being If Mr, Boattle had resigned and received a gold bracelet. taken for the old train robber, but 'tinting, stationery and ll. C. Government grant 900.00 feet deep has boen completed, and stamps M2.46 .luir.crlt-tinns paid 792.00 On Friday the 10th during the Mr. Jackson had boen appointed be After the ceremony the brldo and wns glad when the arrest ol the real will be connected to the turbines by •-111 nr nnd clerical help 183.20 I hi" ot buy 8.16 funeral rites of the late James Clark fore tho elections, thero la not a bridegroom with their ninny friends "Bill" Miner wan chronicled, eight ptpeB five feet In diameter and iirldental expenses 176.20 (lam receipts 1166.76 hold at the Church of England, at Conservative In Cranbrook thnt sat down to cnioy tho splendid din two hundred and slity-llvc feet in Idveitlelng 165.46 Rent nl stable 4.00 Fort Steele, an old timer, William would have mado an objection. Tho ner provided The table bolng heavi length. Tho tail from tho Hume to •lec. ex. to Victoria 103.00 Bent, of stands 20.00 Itoull fell down. He was taken ont work of the local "Czar" waB too ly ladened with nil the good things the power plant IB two hundred,and H. M. Canadian Ships lec. salary to Oct, 31 260.00 Bent ol nlreshment booth 35.00 sixty-live feet. nud attended to by Dr. Watt Imme coarao, and the appointment of Mr, applicable to sueh an occasion, tbc diately, but death had been instan Jackson was the subject of much cri centre being adorned with the largo 'tisurnnee I0C.00 Interest rebate 2.00 An official of the company wlll he AU(llto"'« lee 30.00 Account nnd sub owing 126.00 In Crnnhrook Bhortly to consider,the taneous. The and occurrence was ticism, and was taken up by thc wedding cake. Conservative party who rccommendod Ottawa,—It Is olncla.'y nnnotmcM city hand ldfl.OO Balance (lose) 323.21 question of power, and make' con totally unexpected, although Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard left, on tho Mr. Henderson's appointment. ' Mr, that his mnlcsty tbe Klin Iw i'™" Interest 1.20 tracts for the same, and it Is the in Doull has not been In tho bcBt o! nftornoon train for Winnipeg brook health lately, yet his early demise, Henderson wlll ho sworn In as post ing their Journey at Lethbridgo nnd lonely permitted the navnl forces ot tention of tho new company to have $3627.01' $8627.01 was not anticipated. Ho waB about master during tho next few days. Medicine Hat. Cnnnda to reserve the Htyle ot the the plant ln working order (or the lneal Canadian navy. A ship ol Oertlflod correct. transmission of power to points east seventy years of ago, well liked and Wc might say tor tho benefit of our The Prospector Joins with tholr respected as a man of hit word by Liberal friends, that even In politics mnnv friends In all the good wishes that navy will be designated ns A. H. ASHWORTH, and west, ln tbe district by Novem "Hla Majesty's Canadian Ship." Auditor. ber 1, 1912. all wltb whom he came in contact, "tbey laugh best who laugh last." for the future. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, HRITISH COLUMBIA
cleanses, points out the objectionable ; *••••••••••••••••••••< parts, and readers the work interest Better Terms For Municipalities Shatter and Chaff ing. Now let us take the word talent, WENTWORTH Victoria. B.C.—Better terms f0r he considered «*.. unfair discrimina Talent, and (ienius, are often con municipalities fro.11 tho provincial tion. In unorganized school dis founded, strictly speaking they apply b k government was the plea made by tricts, under thc existing system, the to distinct exercises Ot tlio same gen HOTEL g™ ™<» - W. H. May ward, M.P.P., before a taxes were exceedingly Blow in com Earnest and Facetious eral power, namely great strottgth of session of the tax commission held ing In and in many cases did not intellect. Genius is connected, more at Duncans today. His arguments come in at all. He proposed that or less with the exorcise- of imagina wer? that rival municipalities were on an assessment being made the tlon, nnd power of invention; nnd entitled to other sources of revenue government should advance the (BY PAUL SPYGLASS) reaches its end by a kind of intuitive than are now ni.en to them for money, reimbursing itself when it . powor. school purposes, that a tax of ten Is a large and attractive hotel of superior collected thr taxes. Talent may he acquired. It depends cents an acre should be imposed up 1 elegance in all its appointments, with a on all lands within the province to He went on to point out that near The post ottlce authorities will not SuflererB from those wretched eo*tu- more tin superior mental training. form a fund for education, anl that ly every municipality was working permit the Chicago Vice Commissions pluiuts gout and rheumatism should .and a perfect command of all the cuisine .of superior excellence. Railway the revenue tax should be handed ov up to its limit and u. many cases report to go through the mails. This not despair. No gentle reader you : faculties; especially memory. A per son who posscHses geulus, generally men, Lumbermen and Miners all go to er to the municipalities for BCho tl was unable to do things that Bhould valuable document is of inestimable I are wrong, this is not a patent me purposes without reducing the pres value from an ethical and hygienic dicine advertisement so read further throws all his energy into the one be done. lu short, lie considered favorite science or art. Whereas, ent appropriations from the provin that thc municipalities had a claim standpoint, and the community When the usual pills and potions fall cial revenue for that purpose. would he greatly benefited by its cir the "busy bee" will supply a reliable talent on the contrary BUPPorts gen- for better terms, and to further sup ; era) strength ol intellect. Mr. Hayward pointed out that the port his contention he pointed out culation. It is arrant folly to live and speedy cure There is nothing only sohool tax available in rural that in connection with roads the in a sort of fools' paradise, aud thc complex about the treatment either, municipalities outside ol govern nent government derives the taxes from worst form of crass stupidity is to for it consists merely of allowing the attempt the ignoring oi palpable bees to sttng you. The lanoculatlon intensive Economy in Farming grants was through thf taxes on re motor cars, none of which goes to The Wentworth al estate, in unorganized municipal tacts. We must recognise bhe dung of th.' poison contained Ln tbe bee'e the municipality, although the mot ; ities the school trustees may levy ers to the using generation lot sting noiitraU/.es, it in snid. the a* ul "Soil robbing" has come to be a J, McTAVISH - Proprietor ors add greatly to thc cost of raa|i- which loathsome vice (mastjueia Hug I in your blood whlcb Is the primary an assessment upon real estate, per taining roads. The commission ha* tiresome phrase to many farmers sonal property and income. This, in the garb of innocent amusement) cause of th.* aforementioned aftoctlone : and unite properly so, since it places now concluded its public sessions. is directly responsible In our big Sometimes the bees arc too kind an unpleasant aspect upon n, practice! ***************************************** cities The immediate, amelioration [hearted and refuse to accommodate for which farmers arc uot altogether and ultimate eradication ot a disease j you. In thia case, you can oxpedi • responsible The rapid depletion ot •l*-|aW)-l-*l>l>NM!il-iW-*WM&*I^ can be undertaken intelligently just ate matters by prodding tbem with | fertility in our Western lands has Speeches of British Sovereign as soon as we properly comprehend the tip of a tooth pick or match end. ; been almost, inevitable even from its manifold contributory causes— They will quickly resent the liberty and uo sooner. Prevention is better economic causes, and uo farmer ot I on your part by burying their little j the Inst century could hnve prosper* Published than cure, aud tlie Vice Commission weapons in your tit-nil with ss much has a remedy to siiggent for these | ed had he given too serious tho.tfht vigor as a jaded western cow boy to the maintenance of soil fertility. evils. lt is a regrettable fact, how digs Ins spurs into an outlaw bron A. C. WholesalBownese s ever, that so many people nowadays In the exploitive and pioneer porlod London.—When a monarch enters ings to their fellow-creatures." cho. After a short COUWe Of the : mistake ignorance for innocence. I of agricultural development, to skim Wine and Spirit Merchant the literary arena, the works ot his Canadian business men will endorse "bee stinging" treatment; you will be able to discard your crutches and j oil the cream, as it has been called, Manufacture of all kinds subjects, however compelling in In what the British sovereign has to , is practically inevitable. terest, have to ta'ie second place. say about the value of th* advertis We do not mean to infer by this dance tlie Culmnola Qllds 00 your nl Aei'lrUed waters lawn out of sheer jubilation This, however, does not justify the This was the rase when "The Life! ing : that such reports -hould bo given in to the hands of infantiles but rather ; continuation of pioneer methods on and Letters of Queen Victoria" ap "Experience has shown that even in soils that now need to he conserved. Agent for peared, and a similar state nt things that -they should be in s-nne place to A boy attending the Crunbrook the case of firms having an establish which responsible persona have »c- , The keynote of the Conservation will presently be seen when thc ed reputation and world-wide com public Bohool asks, "is it true what \ Congress was "how to produce food Anheuser Busch Budweiser and speeches of the British sovereign an; *ess As it at present is the good • my handbook of practical chemistry merce, attempts to discontinue ad that would accrue from such an In j for our own ptople at prices which published in book form. The ex vertising have usually been followed says, that if you put a silver spoon | they can afford to pay." Intensive vestigation as that obtained by the ; into a glass receptacle you may im- Fernie Beers. tracts include many of his utterances by a diminution in the sales affect commissioners is barred from any : farming is pointed to as the soli* when Prince of Wales, when to a re ed, and it is not imrea.-o.iable to as [ mediately fill the latter with uny- tion of thia problem. When those one simply because *\r,e postal authorI thing hot ? Yes, you may; we have markable extent he caught the ear. sume that the neglect by Great Bri ities wil! not allow it to be trans j advocating this are pressed for a de- Melcher's Red Cross Gin and of the people with a speech which tain of one of tiie most Important often done it with excellent results. : tlui tion of intensive farming it soon mitted thro ..eh the mails in any ; The receptacle may be of any -size— had as its refrain the warning, forms of national advertisement way, shape or form. The good, i develops that they mean thc olimlna- P. Dawson Scotch Whisky. "Wake Up, Kngland." would he equally detrimental to her • A halt-pint tumbler, for preference, I tion of waste in modern commerce, then, obta ne i by this commission, and if the liquid Is agreeable enough The following among other sayings interest:! SH a manufacturing coun is to be locked up ;n the archives ol { of waste in farming methods from Importer of all kinds of Foreign aud Domestic 1 .vithout BUgar the spoon may be en | the use of poor seed, livestock and will be found in King George's book: try." the U.S.A.'s strong room an. every Wines and Spirits "Every day we recognize more ful There will be a widespread echo o' city throughout the length and tire.;' omitted. : BO forth, and of waste in human ef ly tho importance of education, not: his further statement that "the foun breadth of this vast continent wlll fort due to following ineffective me Said the English immigrant who thods in crop production. In other only to the individual life, but to) dations of national glory are Bet In have to work its own salvation. Oh' .arrived on *••*• "Empress of Britain" the life of the nation." the homes of the people. They will ye blind and foolish men. how much words, it is an intensive economy in Baker St. Cranbrook, U. C. : last week after an exceptionally agriculture as well as in manufactur "Those who know tbe happiness of only remain unshaken while the fam better would the world be if a little stormy passage : — es that is needed. [.,Flal«lMlalala[aTaiil«lalal«laHI«l»|aiaia:jgm home life can sympathize with every j ily life ((f our race and nation is more tact was used in tbc dissimula Good-bye to the mighty ooaan. effort made tt) secure similar bless strong, simple and Dure." tion of reliable facts. And adoo to the rollln1 sea, The case with wblcb the markets Por there's nobody has no notion are glutted with products of almost ******************************* Dancing is not without Its dangers, Wot a grief it's bin to me. every description is the beBt argu • i Kindly excuse the poor grammatlc- ment that increased production is > i and those who trip the "light fan • > tastic," especially the fair sex, ; alness, and the strikingly original not the only solution to the nation 11 Cranbrook Public should exercise caution to avoid be orthographic methods adopted in the al food problem. Place a few cents ing "tripped" while indulging in : foregoing poem (?) Don't blame UB premium upon milk per quart and it Baynes^ Lake would quickly bring nn enormous NORTH STAR HOTEL tripping. This unfortunately hap \ —we set it down precisely aB the Library i Cockney expressed himself. surplus into any great city. • Place The Adolph Trading company are pened to a young lady last week, in excavating for a large store to be a few cents' premium upon potatoes KIMBERLEY, B.C. one of the Boston halls. A clever and only year is needed to produce erected on the new addition to the exponent of the terpsichorean art, A correspondent writes, "do you a Through the publicity we gave in Baynes townsite. ever-look at yourself when you abuse a record-breaking crop, and BO it our laHt Issue to the above and a her high-heeled slipper caught in a with all the staples. The farmers slight obstruction (whilst dancing another person ?" Of course we don't list of the hooks both missing and Tho Rev. 0, o. Main or Cranhrook, Unable to see how wo could. We of the country can produce a fourth found thnt rightfully belong to the hold service in Baynes on Bunday. the American (.Hide Waltz) causing more of food only when there is tbe her to fall and break her ankle. An have only two eyes and wo always Provincial Government but which keep one of these on the enemy and nation to consume it nnd pay a legi H. W. DBBW, Proprietor. could junt as well form thc neuclus Mrs. William Douglas whose hue- other serious accident befell a girl timate price for it. The difficulty hand hns been manager of the C.P. in Berlin, a few days subsequently. the other on the door. Then we can to onr public library one book was speak calmly and forcibly, you know, then Ilea in the waste in the present returned and we want to thank the H. construction camp left for Golden She was giving a demonstration of method of handling, a method that Monday where she will apend tke the "Apache" dance—a salacious and without fear of the sudden and inevit person concerned for so courteously able. makes the consumer pay a large *************************** responding to our appeal. There winter. disgustingly vulgar spectacle at its price and gives the producer less best—and in consequence of the than tho cost of production. It this are oow some fifty-nine hooks miss Mr. and Mrs. Biker have been iU Little Miss Muflet ing scattered about tbo city and dis rough handling received at the hands Sat on a tuflet does not pare down to the problem HIIIU ...... Ill 111 111 l-l-H-t-H I l-l I till *t*M*M*M- for the pnst week with la grippe but of her tnale partner, she broke her of marketing we should like to know trict, and we would ask that they be are now slowly recovering. Eating some curds and whey ; returned nH soon ns possible. spine. We deplore the fact that A microbe espied her, why. We don't want anyone to think Dr. Y.'Y. Bnunders has moved into what might he rendered a splendid Slipped down inside her, LAKE VIEW HOTEL jj that wo are doing this for ourselves, the bouse formerly occupied by J. A. means of physical culture, and a And sbe had influenza next day. not by nny means, bift we are of the Tormey. graceful and artistical exposition of Which reminds us to remind our St. Mary's Lake, B. C. the "poetry of motion." should be belief that it is for tho material good Mr. P. Backs has purchased a lot readers to be mighty careful now '"'"•"• P, Handley, Prop. and welfare of our city and the allowed to degenerate Into a valupt- winter's once more on the tapis. of Mr. Hart and haB already com UOUB exhibition of sex-abandonment. young people who by these means de menced to break ground for a new sire to Increase their knowledge aud A priceless treasure IB a good noble home into which he expects to re j There are two sorts of men that we'd woman. Her virtues are rare and The most attractive Ouling Resort in East Kootenay ,, fill an empty void in their winter ev move his family about the last of | like to choke, enings. many; and she endears hervelf to all Good Hunting, Fibbing, and Hunting November. | Both foes to those who seek to by her winning ways and gentle spir There nre many towns much small kindle laughter, Boats to Let, Horses for Hire er thnn Cranlirook that, arc proud to Mr. W. A. Barter who has been it. A good woman—she is a blessing One sees the point long 'ere we tell to all nbout her as her sweet com POSBCBB a public library and Indirect station agent at Baynes for the last the joke, ly find It a benefit to the public at five yearn left for a short trip be panionship and cheerful presence The other not until a long time al throw a gleam of sunlight over an For further information apply te large; therefore we ask why can't fore seeking now fields of employ ter. Cranhrook with n population border ment. overshadowed life; and her soothing Of all the varied ways in which words of sympathy, love and encour ing on 5,00(1 inhabitants in the Im Mr. P. Regan started improvement P. Handley, Central Hotel mediate vicinity be the owner of mankind Is prone to express his agement act as a veritable healing on his land recently purchased from thought and opinions, the most pun balm. auch a valuable institution '. D. W. Hart. Marysville, B. C. We want you to look over your gent, powerful—nay, deadly method book cases and everywhere imagin The J. A. Tormey family are no**' ia that of sarcasm. It ia a some Persona frequently labor under the able that a book can lay and Bee if occupying their new home hist com what common Baying that "hard impression that thc three words- you can not find one or the missing pleted. words break no hones." hut like genius, talent, taste—signify one, books. many proverbs, of ita class, it ex- and the same faculty. Thia is a a******************************' Mrs. James Lea entertained a i presses merely half a truth. Obvlous- grave error. Genius is an extraor party of friends from Baynes and i ly words cannot break bones; but dinary mental power, having a tend Waldo last week in honor of Dr. and i they can do infinitely worse—they ency to lead to original trains of j MTB. Saunders. : can break hearts, aye and have done thought;—a disposition, inclination ! so times without number. Tnatan..es, or aptitude for any particular kin 1 of intellectual or mechanical labor, Pound! Quite a bunch of BaynesiteB epent alas ! are only too general; Indeed, ; several days last week hunting on they occur and pass with scarcely a nonius therefore denotes a faculty of ; Hand Creek. They report two notice on the part of the witnesses. the soul. Thus we say, a work ot groine anl one innocent little bunny. ' The power of sarcasm invested in a genius, a want or lack of genius. It more or less degree n all perdons ; may bo easily and clearly demon On Baker sti eet, one door west Mr. Trended who now occupies the it being frequently used with abso strated that genius is a ittVtth super house formerly owned hy Mr. Mann, lute impunity, No legislative action ior power of the mind than taste. of Messrs. Hill & Co., tlie only Tawte consists in the power of Judg gave a bachelor dinner to his many , can even alleviate much less totally ANN PHILLIPS place in town that can make friends on Saturday evening. Tbe suppress it; and the dnngerouB i,Ual- ing—genius in the power of executing guests said, "There were nine cour ' ity flourlsheB In our midst defiant flonius creates, but taste selects. with an excellent company in "A life worth living. ses which ol course were good. of all the principles of humanity. Genius is always supported by n cer Cowboy's Girl" at Auditorium thea With such a terrible weapon in our tain degreo of taste,—but taste in tre Tueaday evening next. Mra. Waiter Robertson spent Thurs possession, does it not behove in to not supported to genius. day at the home ol Mrs. Saunders. guard ourselves against the wr.ton employment, of it? Harensm .nstfintly (Ienius IH an original faculty, born Mr. Percy Htoire has accepted a withers the happy visions an 1 rosy with UH, while tnstn in gradually de Cosmopolitan Hotel position as storekeeper at camp five ; anticipations of the light-hearted veloped by experience and observation A Bargain Indeed for the Baker Lumber Co. youngsters fresh from school—the A person who possesses taste, IB gen E. H. SMALL, Manager. It would he impossible to figure ambitious student with the world be- erally a Rood critic. It. haB been n Mr, George Ingham was n caller at j fore him, in fnct the sanguine ex|>oo found at times that genius exists in what a benefit the Family Herald a
New Town Registered. Tlie Canadian Paciiic railway com pany bas registered the plot ot the The Future of New British Columbia new townsite of Bull River at *he government offlce In Cranbrook. The new town IB located at the point Auditorium where the Bull River flows Into the Kootenay, and comprises three blocks, or a total of one hundred ONE MEMORABLE EVENING BY FRANK A. TALBOT nnd nine lots, which are now on the market. Tuesday November 21st 1911 Coal Mines at Corbin Unique The coal mine at Corbin, B.C., Although British Oolumbla is one the most part and lies but a tew feet named after the old trading post, Up to approximately the 3,5(10 feet above tbe level ot the waterway. The owned by the Corbin Coal and Coke of tho largest provinces constituting where on my arrival some miles of contour line. Above the latter lim company, Is unique, at has develop Special Engagement of the Accomplished Actress the Dominion of Canada, knowledge soil is extremely rich comprising a streets were laid out and some three it they provide magnificent grazing blackish loam covered to a depth o( ed two coal measures of such unusu concerning that territory has been hundred hardy pioneers were already country. The territory is rendered al thickness that nothing like them hitherto somewhat hazy nnd meagre several inohes by a top layer nf moss in possession, busy at work erecting additionally attractive from the fact ami decayed vegetation. The timber is to bo found anywhere else. The Ann Phillips beyond a cm u, •• area. The general and setting the plnce in order, de that it receives the brunt of the Ja second seam is just now being got conception does not exit:; 1 fnr north is dense and for the most part of spite the fact tbat the nearest, rnil panese ohlnook wind, which, blowing and her Excellent Company distinct commercial value, especially into shape for production. It will of thc international boundary, ..• wny station Was three hundred and , through the great rift in the Cascad he mined on the quarry system, centerod mostly around the oknnatvm a short distance back from the wnt twenty miles to fhe soiiib, nnd thn. es, is able to oxpend its lull Inflitm- in an Elaborate Setnie Production of er's edge. But it is uo dense nnd with Btcam shovels, and the manage and Kootenny valleys and the mining all goods cost a matter ..f .'-IM) pot- ce in sweeping over this country and ment expects to mine and load the territory in tho vicinity of Nolaon tangled that penetration of the for ton to be hauled in. Port George on through tho Pence River Pass, the est is extremely difficult. Clearing coal on tbe cars at a cost between This result is attributed to the tact will bo an important railway junc result is that during tho winter the twenty-live and fifty cents a ton. that tbis section ol the province has here will be a stupendous task, "A Cowboy's Girl" tion with branches running to Prince thermometer never falls to au abnor Tlie property was located In 1903 undergone somewhat extensive rail though, ns the lumberjack will enter Rupert and Vancouver, giving the mally 1 iw degree, while tlio snowfall way development whereby the great the country lirst In all probability, by W. J. Langley, who took up 26 The Greatest Story of the West Ever Written he will redure tho labors of the sett wheat-growing centres on the prairie though somewhat heavy, can not sections. In the spring of 19C5 centers, not only of Oanada. but of two outlets on the const. It will bury the land to an extreme depth, the United States an well, hnve been ling agriculturist to an appreciable Page and Devlin of Wardner, Idaho, Emulates the "Squawman" and degree, The country, owing to the also be an important inland shipping bul, melting under tbe warm win I bought all of these claims and trans rendered easily accessible. About centre, Inasmuch as Fort George ls mellows the soil and contributes In tlfty yenrs ago the discovery of gold denseness of the vegetation nt the ferred them to tho Corbln Coal and "The Virginian" at Cariboo thrust the northern limi moment, is for the most part prac the key to navigation over one thou a great measure towards its extreme Coke company the same fall. Actual tically muskeg—waterlogged decayed sand miles of river traffic. Steam productivity. development of the property waB be tations of knowledgo H little farther Advance Sale of Seats Opens Monday. tn the north, but did not enlarge the vegetation—but surface drainage will boats are already in service sailing In this territory the farmers told gun in the spring of 1908, and a civilized and settled part of the pro serve to carry oil the superflous to Soda Creek (155 miles to the mc that a profit of £200 per acre branch railroad built from Crow's vince to nny appreciable degree. moisture. The rainfall in this dis south), Tete Jamie Cnche, Stuart from potatoes was a common occur Nest Pass line at McClilllvrny, tour- trict Is equable, as wns testified by Lake, Fraser Lake anl Francois ence, while the yield of other veg teen miles wouthward, up tho south $1.00. Curious conceptions concerning the tbe brilliant verdure of the vegeta Lake, The establishment of a com etables was In proportion. The soil fork of Michel creek, to Corbln. Thc inner territory have prevailed. Pi tlon, so that the crops will be pre munity at Fort George has changed heing easily worked, preliminary lirst. shipment of coal was made nany ysars the co-PUry tyth ot served against drought. The arable the whole aspect of the future of preparations were seduced to the from the mine October 15, 1908. Cariboo was known not as British land stretches right through the val New British Columbia. Instead of minimum. The one great difflovflty Colun Ma, at all, but as new Cale was in regard to machinery. It could The principal development work to War Inevitable Says Fiancier ley, and as tbe land slopes gradually being a country difficult of access, as dnte has been done on a vertical doit Hi i and as such frequently occa up the mountain sides the latter will was generally supposed two years not be brought into thc country ex sional ci idusion owing to the Frend. cept at prohibitive cost, but this coal seam. It consists ot a main be available to protltablo fruit culti ago, it can be penetrated by its mag tunnel 2200 feet long, with three colony of that nnme in tbe souiheri' vation. Furthermore, owing to the nificent waterways in all directions. condition of affairs would be changed hir it-phcte. Whnt oscistod in thy in upon the advent of the railway. In tunnels at higher levels, all extend London.—Last Thursday iB likely ture. Valley being locked in by tho moun ing buck about the Sotvi distance In ti.'iri very few knew. To penetri'.i, tains on the nortli and east sides, From Fort George 1 made a summer the climate was all that to be an important date iu lhe his H tuny bo snid that Dr. von Beth could bo desired. Extreme heat was to the mountain, connected wun uu tory of the Anglo-German relations. mann Hollweg's references to the the con uuy entailed a journey ot es complete shelter from the devastat straight drive In a northwesterly upraise extending through to the acting ardUousnesB, and thia was not ing snows and wind Is secured, In direction across New British Colum not encountered, nn average of about It wtll mark either a halt in the po kaiser's readiness to draw the sword eighty degrees being maintained, The surface, a distance of 600 feet. Thia licy of mutual suspicion and naval in case tho honor of the nation need considered to be useful, as the region this valley we secured abundant tes bia to Hasselton, the head quarters ot upraise starts from a point in the was generally supposed to be bro'.ten timony of the fertility of the rich navigation on the Skecna River, nnd sim shone continuously for weeks and rivalry or a new und more dangerous ed it were understood to be respon In the F.ancols Lake country was lower tunnel about 1400 feet in from stage in the road nle,ng which the sible for the reports current in a sec up by mountains, un .uiieil to econo soil. A few homesteaders had en during the course ot this journey the portal. mic development except possibly to tered the country by dint of great came into contact with country tempered by welcome showers which two countries are marching toward j tion of the German preBB that the the mining industry. etlort and in the face of great priva which from tho arable point of view ensured the crops. In the Nechaco, A number of crosscuts have proved war or financial ruin. emperor and his cabinet are at odds where thc rainfall was slighter, this this vein to be 300 feet thick. As In both London and Berlin tho gov-! over the German policy regarding Tbih misconception has been dis tion, but tbeir produce was in an ex Is without a rival in the Dominion, deficiency was compensated by heavy tbo seam stands vortical, the mme ernmentttl declarations mado ara, Morocco and that the crown prince pelled. Though tbe southern devel cellent condition. True, such were especially for mixed farming and dews. Is being worked on the caving system more than usually plain spoken in was greatly upset by the terms ot oped area of British*Oolumbla has limited to the personal requirements market gardening, The whole coun of the Intrepid owner who had ven the whole 300 feet of coal being ex character. In the reichstag the Ger- the treaty arrived at by Germany proved wealthy and highly produc try was In the throes of an exciting tured into these inhospitable parts, North of the Nechaco lies the Bulk- tracted In this maimer. The coal man chancellor related details of re-' and Prance. tive, its resources are insignificant in boom now that its potentialities had but they served to demonstrate the ley Valley about which wonderful sto is a semi-anthracite, averaging presentations that the Imperial gov comparison witb what is to be found become realized at last, The Am Private advices received in London possibilities of the land. Wild hay vies have been related, and certainly about sixty-eight per cent fixed car ernment had made to the British tartber north. The territory posses ericans were running ovor the whole in the course of the negotiations sug grows luxuriantly, a small clearing my Investigations supported the des bon. It Is an excellent steam coal government regarding Lloyd-George's sed of the greatest potential wealth country endeavoring to acquire pos gested that the crown prince was ID which two frontiers-men had occupi cription I had heard. The land here and most of it cokes readily. It Is speech at the Mansion House last haB been overlooked far too long. session of the finest tracts of land favor of settling all questions in dis ed showing bay topping three snd a is a replica of that found In the Ne also used fo: domestic purposes lo July at the moment of the highest, But there are signs on every hand in anticipation of the approach of pute by war and the legend is al half feet and averaging ft good two chaco Valley, of which indeed it mny cally. All of the production of the tension in the situation provoked by. of a rapid awakening, and a forward the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ready created that tbe next ruler of and a, imtr tons to the acre. 1 e said to form a northern extension mine to date has come from this tho Agadlr incident, These retires: j movement unparalleled in the history Which is to bisect the country from Germany is bitterly anti-British. Fol I visited the Mclnnas ranch and pull scam. ontations as Chancellor von Beth- j of the province, north to south. lowing Von Bethmann Hollweg's de ed purple top turnips measuring 1.8 Ten thousand feet lo the south of mnnn Hollweg outlined them, were j nuring thc mini.ner of 1910 I made Immediately to tlie north of Fort inches in circumference and weighing clarations in the reichstag, which, it Within the next year or two there these workings, at an olevation of as plain a snub as was ever admin-: should lie noted wound up with a a journey through the whole of this will be a decided rush into this coun George is the Nechaco Valley which fifteen pounds apiece; plucked cur "200 feet moro and just west of the within five years will be a name to rants as large as marbles, and cut istered by a cabinet minister of a statement that diplomatic arrange virgin country by the only available try. The greater part of the choic outcrop of the vertical seam, which great power and it is a tribute to; means of transport—pack borse and conjure with in regard to fertility. cabbages weighing fourteen pounds ment, concluded by Germany and est land fringing either side of the still curries Its width of 300 feet the pacific feelings which animated Prance cleared the table with re canoe. From experience of <• these Its productivity is amazing. The apiece. These Scottish pioneers have nt that point, a second coal mea Fraser River has been reserved by ibe British government that '"the, spect to German relations with Eng precarious vehicles nf transportation the British Columbia Government for Nechaco River, in common with Bri one thousand acres under cultivation sure has been uncovered. The over tish Columbian waterways, follows a und the depth of top-soil varies* from conversation" thus entered upon Was land, at least In respect to Morocco, combined witb difficult going, I can pre-emption at a dollar (four shill burden bas been removed by hydrau- not carried to the point of an open understand to some extent why the tortuous course, and trnverses a eight to thirty-two feet in depth. Hcliig from an area 150C feet along Mr. Churchill came out with a con ings) per acre. As we proceeded Everything they were growing had quarrel. How serious the situation crete offer to Germany of peace at. pioneers have not penetrated tbis down the river and approached Fort wide valley, while the tributaries the course of the vein from north flowing Into it drain valleys equally attained huge proportions without hecame is common knowledge. England's price or in the alternative territory before. I entered the conn George we found the surveyors In to south ond 800 feot across it from Hostilities, of course, would not i try from the east, threading the valuable from thc agrarian point of the slightest sacrifice In regard to oast to west. The entire mass thUB of competition in naval construction occupation surveying the land for quality. The white turnips meas have been begun by Great Britain on of which, he said, Great Britain was Rocky Mountains through the Yellow- the government for a certain distance view. The whole of thiB country, In exposed is conl, with no limit proved days long distant, was the bed of a ured six inches in diameter, the car the grounds that Its chancellor ot j hotter able to hear the Btrain than head Pass, a f«w miles beyond which back from the bank. Evidence of in any direction. Underneath this the exchequer had been told by the] lake. The soil, which varies from rots were* thirteen Inches in length, mass a tunnel has been driven from was Germany. Mr. Churchill laid the Fraser River was picked up at settlement were apparent on every the curly-kale resembled young bush minister of a foreign power to stick out* of its sources—Yellowhead Lake four feet to twenty-four feet in depth the west for 400 feet, in coal all down a policy which be believes pre side and some idea of tho value of es, the oats topped BIX feet, and they to his last but the reception accord-1 sents a chance of reconciling the con —and was followed over a difficult the land may be gathered from the nnd is covered by a thick layer of the way, with a vertical depth at rich natural fertiliser in the form o' had cut wild hay on one corner pt Its face of 270 feet. ed in Germany to remarks that had j flicting camps In England by making trail through wildly picturesque fact that here and there, where the the farm which towered to over nine decayed vegetable matter. T met been designed to point out amicably, the Gcrmanophobe Hon now roaring country for aliout seventy miles, The speculator had been enabled to se feet .in height, They had over seven Both of those seams outcrop at in Lloyd-George being selected as the j uprer reaches of lhe Fraser, .v-i'eL several settlers already in possession for a greater navy, lie down with cure a foothold, £1C per acre was thousand dollars worth of hay In tervals over long distances and oth spokesman because he wns known j the radical lamb, bleating for a re from its rise in a wicked waterway being demanded. ThiB suffices to and they claimed thnt to oxaggerate their barns and could easily com or smaller scams have been expo-je'l the possibilities of the land was a not to be tainted with Germanopho- duction of naval expenditures. in the fullest sense ot the word, show that by pre-emption the set mand £7 per acre for it as it stood. on the property at several points, bin, that England could not nit task almost beyond human endeavor. His method of proferrlng his plan bristling with falls, rapidB and whirl tler can secure remarkable value for And their ranch waB no exception. A All of thc company's lnnds are crown quiet anil entertain unapprehended!. Everything grew in profusion, nnd 'for German consent, which is neces pools, have a pre-eminent claim to his money and by dint of hard work little farther on the Bonanza farmer gran ted. The townsite of Corbln attacks upon her prestige and her I failure of crops wns quite unknown. 1 sary to its SUCCCBS, IH not altogether wild scenic beauty and solemn gran can soon force himself into a position of British Columbia, Mr. Barrett, and all its buildings, water works, position in the world, wns of a most Amidst the poplars—the trees here commended and is likely to arouse deur. The Rockies are ver/ t':ai'*Ud of sturdy independence. was netting three tons of wild hay, electric lighting system, etc., as hostile character. lr this latitude; many of the peaks growing in the greatest abundance-— five tons of timothy, and £200 worth well as the railroad and rolling some hitter comment in the press. The land' has laid dormant for such the vetches grew to a height of a- Dr. von Bethmann Hollwog's latest which have never been scaled, &•**. ut of potatoes per acre from bis land. utock, belong to the company. It is declaration cannot be said to have This plan probably will be regarded piettnt are nameless, range between a long period owing to its inaccess bout live feet, while the wild hay top Nearer Aldermere several other far capitalized at $1,000,000, ln 10,000 angrily in Germany and though on ibility. The only way of entering ped' eight feet in many instances and smoothed England's ruffled feelings • 8,000 and 10,000 feet in hcigat. First mers related similar stories of high shares of $100 each. in fact, a leading London I'm unoer the fnce of It, the German govern and foremost among these stands the territory was via Fort George, in averaged three tons to the acre. The yield. The pioneers in the Bnlkley ment would not appear to have as which event a canoe journey of two land for the most part was fairly The principal stockholders of the said that the German Imperial chan Mount Robson at the northern end Valley have had a stern uphill fight, company are, D. C. Corbin ot Spo much ground for calling down the hundred miles or so confronted the clear, as in days long gone by the hut one and all have made money, cellor's statement in the reichstag of a winding uneven ravine—merely kane, and hiB eastern associates, E. was as groat a blunder, from an first lord of the admiralty for this a wide cleft in the range through intrepid adventurer. Inasmuch as land has been burnt over, and the and now that the railway is ap discussion of matters within hla own the Fraser runs so swiftly that ad conflagation had evidently been of proaching from the north the value I. Roberts of Spokane and Al Page English point of view, as the English which the Fraser tears its way- nnd A. J. Devlin of Wardner, Idaho. particular domain as it had for mak vancing up the river entails poling such severity that the treos .have of their land has reached remarkable chancellor's Mansion House speech in rearing Its crest to a height ot 13,- E. J. Roberts is general manager of July had been from the German ing representations when the chancel 700 feet, the highest peak in the Ca for almost every foot of the way, and never been able to grow again. The figures. lor of the exchequer indulged in an that the journey may occiny several the company und W. Gus Smith re point of view. The financier referr nadian Rockies, lt is an impressive result ls that small prairies are av sident manager. excursion into foreign affairs, lt Is days—it .requires about eighteen dayB ailable on every side where the land ed to added that In his opinion and moititain possessing Illimitable at North of Aldermere the agricultur The company Is working a full in that of a large number ot promin likely that Mr. Churchill's speech tractions with Its numerous glaciers to travel from Fort George to Tete cnn he brought under productive cul will create no better impression In Jaune Cache—the prospect WBB by tivation very quickly. The land was al land disappears in favor of miner force of union miners, having settled ent men of the city, an AngW.-Ger- and precipitous bluff face, while 'the with the union on thc basis of the Germany than did Mr. Lloyd-George. no means attractive. averaging in price from $15 to $G0 als owing to the Babine and Cascad man war was a certainty In the fu huge ice cap which envelopes its crest es ranges converging. At the time Gordon award, immediately after the The change in conditions ls attri (from £3 to £12) per acre nnd this is a dominant feature on a clear day ot my visit a mineral rush had set conciatlation commission rendereil I butable to the advent of the Grand for uncleared unsurveyed property. could use ,a scantling thirteen or fif for miles around, in owing to numerous excellent strik its findings. Trunk Paciflc Railway which Is to Nothing was Impossible to the far Creston Fair teen feet long, instead of fourteen or A few miles beyond Mount Robson es that had been made. The most thread the Fraser River valley from mer. Ground fruits thrived in abun With having so much reading mat sixteen. The Department of Agricul the Rocky mountains terminate ab abundant metals are galena, copper, end to end. The existence of this dance, and there were hopes that A Cowboy Girl is Coming ter at band last week it resulted In ture did think of that, however, and ruptly at Teto Jaune Cnche, though silver, and coal. The percentages of line, bringing Edmonton and the tree fruits such as apples, plume, a full report ot the Creston Fruit set to work among some lumber the outermost ridge of the Selkirks the former run very high, and so far One ot the dramatic events of the cities in thc East within easy reach cherries, and so forth might prove Fair being crowded out. The talr manufacturers. The subject wai dis is but n mile awny on the opposite ns present indications show the veins local theatrical season is the coming of a great agricultural centre, not successful, though no conclusive tes was a big success and the display of cussed at a recent convention of bank of the Canoe River. Tete are tolerably regular. The coal dis engagement of the accomplished act-'. taking into consideration the innum timony on this point could be offer 1 fruit shown spoke volumes for the en- Southern lumber-makers and the ex Jaime Cache Is a memory of the old covery on the Copper River which ress, Ann Phillips, and an exce'.lcnL erable communities which are de ed, as the difficulties attending the orgy and enterprise of the local fruit periment of putting odd lengths of fur-trading days and receives its spreads over twenty-five milcB ap company in "A Cowboy's Girl." stined to spring into existence among introduction of tho necessary trees growers. There were ninety-nine box lumber on the market has begun. name from being the point where a pears to be highly promising, the This great piny, n companion piece the Rockies as the mineral wealth were such as to be beyond those al es of apples on show alone and also Trees, of course, do not all grow to golden-haired burly Iroquois, In the fuel being » flrst-clnss bituminous of "The Squaw Man," has betn ac of the mountains ts exploited, offers ready in occupation. Still thc pro 143 plates of apples. Never has the same height; but by general and Bervice of the Hudson's Bay Company fuel, coking well and giving a high corded no end of glowing tributes of Illimitable markets to the pioneer lific quantities of wild gooseberries, there been such rich fru'.t at any on*: long-established custom, boards and "nicknamed Tete Jaune".by his com percentage of carbon. The other min praise frum the press and public ev- mottling In this territory. Somo raspberries and currants, gave a time of any one kind in tho Koote timbers were sold only in even patriots owing to (he e'dnr of his eral finds are being exploited as erywherc and by many Is conceded \ idea of the saving In mileage which hopeful augury. nays before. lengths. Thus, from a certain log, hair, cached his furs preparatory to well as present conditions allow, thc to be thn greatest story of the west wlll be effected by tho railway is of Premier Rohlln ot Manitoba BUyed good clear boards fifteen feet long proceeding down the Fraser River to Unfortunately the country suffers most promising being thc Silver Cup, ever written. With its host of fered from the fact, that, whereas the over with his friends on their way might have been cut; but nobody Port Oeorge. At this point the over from lack of transportation facilities four mile and twelve mile camps. flesh and blood characters; Its thrill diBtance between Tete Jaune Cache home from Vancou or and were dill asVed for fifteen foot boards and, land trail ends, and one is forced to It ts beyond the man who is unac The mineral wealth and future of this ing climaxes and iu story of In and Fort George by wator is threo of praise for tha fruit. They curric.l therefore, one foot was sawed off *nd the Fraser, which at this point has customed to pioneer conditions; to territory is revealed from the tact tense heart Interest this eminent hundred and twenty miles, the dis away with them several eamiu. t of thrown away to make the boards a width of about four hundred teet, the man who is not possessed of a that the foromost mining authorities western comedy drama has delighted tance by rail will be only two hund che White Banana M'pe R" -v-u ty measure fourteen feet. However, in and a speed of nbout eight miles an grim determination to succeed, who of the United States and Southern thousands the past two seasons-. red and fifteen miles, for thc latter CJ, T. Rogers. buying those fourteen-foot boards ve hour. can not tolerate the isolation and British Columhla who have won their Miss Ann Phillips with her fine sup follows almost a hee-line through the paid for the one foot that was Our river vehicle was a crazy In loneliness; who Is not content to laurels as locators of first-class pro porting company fins just closed a valley between the two extreme thrown away. dian dug-out manned by Siwaah In live from hand to mouth with what perties are in evidence, and from con most successful tour of the Oort cir Odd Lengths and Lumber Wastes dians from Fort Oeorge, 320 miles points. he cnn raise on a small clearing; to cuit and "A Cowboy's Girl" will he versatlons with those intrepid pro Wo know it coats a groat deal more Generally speaking, every trade will lower down. Our outlook was far It took us six and a half days to such the country is impossible. Such spectors I learned that in their op given the same elaborate scenic pro duction here, thnt chartWterlseri ihe to build now than It did thirteen or give us just what we want if we can from inviting, as the waterway at cover the distance between the two conditions, however, will prevail on inion New British Columbia was pro fourteen years ago. The hniiso we places is exceedingly dangerous, es places and entailed a faco to face play's -presentation Prompt Attention Given i"th Yeai ORANBROOK, B.C., NOVEMBER is. 1911. No. -lli I Only First-Class Union Men Employed British Columbia Fruit is Praised whole from which thoy will draw I inspiration ami itrength, and to' Skates Ground and Repaired In an editorial, the Canadian Hor- which they can give inspiration i CUlturtst, of recent date, pays tho and strength, ^^^^^^ Thu bowhug leagues ol Uie V.M.C in the former ichedule there wero tollowing tribute to Hritish Columbia Thi-; aspiration alter freedom lu ,\, are starting out this season with five teams as against elghl In thle fruit growing | Cranbrook Plumbing and Heating Co. | unity We cnn all fervently cherish. U great enthusiasm and are after mak seasuiiK. This will without n douhi "We must take nil our hats to the was present to Lord Curiou'a mind lng the coming BSUO0 a record ono be tho cause ol more rivalry between fruit growers of British Columbia.; Phone .540 W. F. JOHNSON & SONS, Props, P. 0. Box 904 ? on Saturday night, and it haunted buth for iiu Internet that will be tbo teams and players nl lbe some Thoy have made good their claims to! i, i i;inHt t e mft f Mil who listened taken and the BOOTS! obtained. time arouse an wen greater interest have one of, if not the finest apple " to nin] As red ii Its was wlmt tho player* in all tlu- games I'layoii •t-IH-l -H-Wl-l-H-H-l-H-H-r 4-H-4-H-I-H-I Illllll H 11 I Mill 11 I»*» M"H 4 I'H'I' -H4 producing districts in the world, by! counted upon in their last season's We submit herewith tho teams with holding the greatest apple show on „ Sovereign Sp8eches f British games it can here be said tbat these their respective captains and a aohe Christ Church record and capturing the principal r • were obtained in a three fol.l manner ilnle of the games as planned out tor awards with their own fruit. They This week it hai been the pleasure Rector. Rev. ED. P. Flewellen. as shown by the opening up ol tins the coming season. deserve their success. They have of the people of Oranbrook to Indulge reason's schedule .—Interest, mor.' Tin- capta ns ol the elghl league Williams' Jubilee Singers proved that in addition to growing themselves in a full week at the au* 81st Sunday Alter Trinity players, number of teams entered. teams nre as follows the fine fruit, they have a strong, ditorlum theatre. Matins at n o'clock, Children's service, 3 o'clock. Are Coming To The courageous people. Tbey aio Cana-1 It Is a long time since we bave en- President !( Brown dfans, and Canadians In the East are joyed so much pleasure and seen JSvonsons. 7.30 o'clock. Secretary 1. .1 Cranston. AUDITORIUM, SATURDAY, NOV. 25th. proud oi their success. We have such good representation-, o! charac- There will be nd celebration of heard so much about apples produc- ter study as hns beeu given by the QxttUtlve Co ilttee R B. Bensdl it, Rev. C. 0 Main, v Sutherland, Holy Communion on Sun .lay next. Every Member of this Troupe is a Star ed in Oregon and Washington tbat Allen Players during then Btay in aad tl Bathlo, Seniles will lie conducted by Rev. our brother fruit growers In British our city. Mr. CoU-uhoim, B.A. (late vicar of Just returned from a Successful Tour of Europe, includ- Baker street South- James M Windermere). inn England, Scotland, Wales, Holland, Columbia have proved their ability To specially draw the attention ol Sharks— John Mci'allmu to more than hold their own with our readers to any one player other Offerings for "The Diocesan Pension C.P.R. Oflices—W. K. Ollne. Belgium, Germany and France. the best that can be produced in than Miss Verna Felton would not Fund." C l'.K. Shops—R. Brown. those famous districts. ' be doing justice to those remaining. Enthusiastically Endorsed Everywhere. Tlgara—O. B. Barber. "In London, England, five gold j The company as a whole faa.i given Block 88—J. K. Davis. Salvation Army The Program Consists of such a clear insight of what a medals were In 1904-6-7-8-9 won hy Ramblers—.). S. Teet. .lubili'i' Songs Negro Lullaby. Hnllnds true rendering of plays are tb:\t tiieir Sunday services—Capt. Fred A. the province, exclusive of minor me Professionals-—W. E, Dunham. Plantation Songs Negro Comic Songs Ragtime Songs reputation in the minds of Cranbrook i Stride in charge. dals and prizes by individual exhibit Negro Melodies Cabin and River Songs Classic Selections ors." theatre goers will long be remember- Baker Street South...Vetsui Sharks Friday, Nov. 17, 1911. Holiness Meeting at 11 a.m. Camp Meeting Songs Sentimental Songs Sacred Songs led, Ramblers C. P. K. Office Monday, Nuv. 20, lull. Sunday School at 2 p.m. The supporting players Miss Kelt on j 0. P. K. Shops " Professionals Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1911 Under the Auspices of the Men's Club A Free Empire Free and Easy at 3 p.m. ! has around her are [ar superior to j Tigers Block s*- Thursday, Nov. 23, 1911. Salvation Meeting at 8 p.m. Popular Prices 50c 75c $1.00 Lord Ourzon iu his powerful and any she had when last she appeared Baker Street South,.. " Ramblers Friday, Nov. 24, 1911. Tuesday and Thursday- eloquent speech at the banquet ol in our city. Plan Opens at Beattic-Murphy's on Wednesday, Nov. 22nd 1911 Sharks " 0. P. R. Shops Monday, Nov. 27, 1911. Salvation Meeting at 8 p.m. tiie Empire Press Union, showed that Monday niijht we were favored, C. P. R. Office Tigers Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1911. Kverybody welcome, he has not a particle of sympathy with "The Lion and the Mouse," Professionals Block S3 Thursday, Nov. 30, 1911. with tbose detractors of their coun Tueaday "The Spoilers," in which I Ramblers Sharks Friday, Dec. 1, 1911. try who say that Uritain ia on the Donald Patterson as Wilton struve,! C. P. U. Shops Baker Street So.uh.., Mondny, Dec. 4, 191.1. Knox Presbyterian Church down grade. He is an optimist a* and Mr. X. North as McNamara. Block SS Wednesday, Dec. G, 1911. C. P. H. Office Morning service at 11 o'clock. to our national and imperial future. stood prominently to the fore in Professionals Tigers Thursday, Dec. 7, 1911. >M"t*"hH"fr+-M-H**M-*^^ their execution of their parts. Wed- Nor does ite agree with those of bis Baker Street South... C. P. R. Offlce Friday, Dec. 8, 1911. Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 heen j nesday in "Sapho" Mra. Allen a*> owu political camp who have Sharks " Professionals Monday, Dec. 11, 1911. p.m. the j Madame Hcttema, Harry Cornell OB deploring what they regard as ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ C. P. R. Shops Tigers Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1911. Evening service at 7.30 o'clock. ! CORONATION HOTEL | barrenness of this year's Imperial I .lean Oaussin nnd Donald Patterson Block 38 Ramblers Thursday, Dec. 14, 1911. Prayer meeting on Tussday at 8 p.m. G. DOWNING, Manager Conference, on the contrary he be- as Uncle Qesalre werc all good, C. i1 R- Office Professionals Friday, Dec. 15, 1911. lieves that "the progress made by; Thursday in "The Road to Yester Baker Street South... Tigers Monday, Dec. 18, 1911. Methodist Church the Conference has been great, sub-! day" no ono plnyir could be dlstln- Sharks " Block 88 Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1911. ATHALMER, B. C. stantial, and genuine." Tarlfl Re- gutshed as being sn much better than O. I'. It. Shops Ramblers Thursday, Dec. 21, 1911. Rev. W. Elson Dunham, Pastor formers are responsible for the dis-1 thc rest. They wero all gooil. Frl- Professionals " Baker Street South...Priday, Dec. 2,2, 1911. Sunday services—The Pa-itor will seminution of the Idea that British dny in "Tho ResTtrreotton" the more Tigers " Ramblers Monday, Dec. 25, 1911. preach at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Under New Management industries are decaying, and that the | serious side of life is given with sucb C. I*. R. Offlce Sharks Wednesday Dec. 27, 1911. Morning subject—"The Philosophy Mother Country, so venerable from : startling accurnteness that an Un Block 88 C.P. R. ShopB Thursday, Dec. 28, 1911. ot Service." her age, her achievement!., and her pression IR left, on the min.I not to Professionals Ramblers ...Friday, Dec. 29, 1911, Evening subject—"The Quest ot 1 EXCELLENT ROOMS REMODELLED THROUGHOUT | traditions, is tottering down the he Bonn forgotten. Thia afternoon Tigers Sharks Monday, Jan. 1,1911. Wisdom." road to ruin. The slatitittcH of "Our New Girl" will he given at the Bnker Street South... Block S3 Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1911. The usual five minute object ser CUISINE UNEXCELLED trade, of profit;;, of incomes, of matinee, tonight "A Stranger in a 0. P. R. Offlce C. P. R. Shops -Thursday, Jan. 4, 1911. mon will be delivered at the morning health, population, unemployment, Strange Land." Sharks Baker Street South... Friday, Jan. 5, 1911. service. Subject—"Pearls." CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS and pauperism have given the lie to In betweon the acta and furnishing C. P. R. Office Ramblers...; Monday, Jan. 8, 1911, At the evening service the choir this table. Our kinamen from over the music for the various plays The Professionals " C. P. R. Shops Wednesday, Jan. 10. 1911. will renderc special music. AN UP-TO-DATE HOUSE the uea, in their visits to the Moth Royal Hungarian Quartette haB given Block 88 Tigers Thursday, Jan. 11, 1911. All are cordially invited to the erland, are able from personal obBer- tho mimic lovers of our city a clear- Baker Street South...Friday, Jan. 12,1911. above services. )i,.i.u. • • • • • **.•*..••• Ramblers " TTTTIT I T'P I I H M'WW'H'H vation to see how remote from the |« display ol stringed instruments C. P. R. 'Shops " Sharks Monday, Jan. 15, 1911. (acts are these stories of UritiBb de-Hpossibilities as have not heen expert- Tigers C. P. R. Office Wednesday, Jan. 17, 1911 Baptist Church cadence. Lord Ourzon is a strong enced with a company before. It is Block 88 Professionals Thursday, Jan. 18,1911. political opponent of Mr. Asquith'H the usual custom for mnny of the Sharks " Ramblers Fidday, Jan. 19, 1911, Rev. H. C. Speller—Paator. administration; but because he is a I young men to go out between the Baker Street South... C. P. R. Shops Monday, Jan. 22, 1911. ctB Residence Norbury Ave. *..* • '--«--•--*•--» ,|.,|..1.J,.tlllllll.t.lnrll.ll.f ||,,l|.t||t patriot. Me exults in the unmistak- « causing untold annoyance to Block 88 C. P. R. Office .Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1911 able signs and symptoms of vitality; mnny, but the fact that scarcely any Tigers " Professionals Thursday, Jan. 25,1911. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. in thc British nation. In the same moved from their seats thii C. P. R. Offlce Baker Street South...Friday, Jan. 26, 1911. Morning Subject—"Leadership." spirit of detachment from party pre week speaks for itself of the controll Professionals Sharks Monday, Jan. 29, 1911. Evening Subject—"A Righteous judices he admits that the Imperial ing power the Hungarian Quartette TigerB " C. P. R. Shops Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1911 Judgment." idea has made real and great pro was able to bring out of their string Ramblers " Block 88 Thursday, Feb. 1,1911. Bible School at 3 p.m. gress at tlie present Imperial Con ed instruments. This undoubtedly Professionals " C. P. R. Offlce .Friday, Feb. 2, 1911. GUMS ference—u significant admission after is a valuable addition to the Allen Tigers Baker Street South...Monday, Feb. 5,1911. the lamentations ot Tarlfl Reformers Players Co. Block 88 , Sharks Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1911. Catholic Church who are tilled with gloomy apprehen Ramblers " C. P. R. Shops .Thursday, Feb. 8,1911. Parish Priest- Father Planioadon. sion because the British people will Women's Institute Baker Street South... " Professionals Friday, Feb. 9, 1911. Rifles Revolvers not endure a tax on food. It is just a» well for all those who Ramblers " Tigers Monday, Feb. 12, 1911. Sundays—Low Mass at 8.30 a. ta* Strong manifestations of the spirit are interested in cooking to keep the Sharks O. P. R. Offlce Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1911. High Mans, 10.30 a. m. Sunday of Colunial nationalism of Canada, date in mind when Miss Livingston C. P. R. Shops Block 88 Thursday, Feb. 15, 1911. school from 2 to 3 p, m. Rosary and Australia, and South Africa co-existB will be in Cranbrook to give a de Ramblers " Professionals Friday, Feb. IC, 1911. Benediction at 7.SO p, m. Aimtriiittitioti Sharks Monday, Feb. 19,1911. with a feeling of warm attachment monstration in the culinery arts. Tigers " Mondays and holy days of obliga Baker Street South...Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1911. to thc Mother Country. To recon This will he December llth and held Block 88 tion—MaBs at 8 a. m. C. P. R. Offlce .Thursday, Feb. 22, 1911. cile the nationhood of the self-govern In the Carmen's Hall. Miss Living 0. P. R. Shops Week days—Mass at fi a. m. at the ston is a government expert and one lng Dominions with the organic un GameB to be played under same piiis : hospital. wbo can be relied upon to make the ity of the Empire is not an easy task rules as last year, with this excep 3 Tickets for 25 cents. We wish to draw your attention demonstration well worth attending, Yet the Imperial idea marches for tion, that game will be bowled in 16 Tickets for f.1.00. The institute will be pleased to see to the following ward. For the first time the Prime two sections, and that strings will 60 Tickets for $3.75. any friends who care to attend. Ministers of the Dominions have, be bowled on each alley in turn, For five pins : A mistake appeared in our last during the session of this Conference bowlers will not play on each alley 4 Tickets for 25 rents. week's issue in the ingredients given participated in the meetings of the in one string. 60 Tickets for $3.50. Imperial Defence Committee. That for making mocha cake. We give The price of howling tickets has Paid up membera only to use bowl is a great n.lvnnce in the direction of here the corrected receipt and cnn heen reduced to the following in ten ing alleys. Empire .solidarity. It may he sail honestly reconfmend the cake to all Specials on the other hand, that the estah our readers as it is rich. "WATBR AOT, 1909." lishnient ol an Australian navy and 1 cup of brown or white sugar. Bencc of adequate reinforcement, sec THIS IS TO CBRTIKY that Alfred a Canndinn navy are marks of par Butter the size I nn egg. Bpoken to a great many who were Cummings, of Fernie, civil engineer, ticularism. We would rather say 2 eggs. present, entire satisfaction was pro ond, that during the construction too Savage 303 Featherweight holder of Water License No. 1556, they are signs ol national self-ron- 1 cup of milk. nounced. I can alt-o congratulate little thought was given to the fact granted hy thc Water Commissioner BciouFmesx The really significant them upon having, not only singers 2 teaspoonfule of taking powder that concrete poured at dlffermt tim at Crnnl rook, for the diversion of 12 tact is that, these colonial navies are 3 cups of flour. of the highest type, but ladles and Remington 30-30 Rimless es does not unite perfectly and that cubic feet per second of writer from to be standardise... throughout on the Flavoring to taste. gentlemen who acquit themselves ns I.inklator Creek, haB submitted to British pattern, trom the training of Icing for cake.—Butter melted with hiich." C W. King, St. James Me for permanency thc material dcuiaads the Lieutenant-Governor in Council officers and men to the equipment of hot water anl mixed with brown thodist Church, Montreal. careful mixing with the right mater a plan of the works hy which be in Mauser 7 m 7 the shipB. Even if it werc desirable sugar. Cut cake into sections be From the foregoing it mny be con ials; aud third, that the building of tends to divert thc said water and which it is not, it would be impossib fore icing. Rlnnche almonds, chopp cluded that the visit of these talent concrete structures during freezing conduct it to the place of user do- le for the Mother country to check ed fine, put In oven to scortch slight ed singers promises to tic one of the weather Is a very hazardous under scribed in the Bald License No. 1556. Mauser Pistols the national aspirations of the Dom ly then roll ea^h section in the al most select entertainments to be giv That tho said Allred Cummings is inions. Their free expansion must mond nuts en in Cranbrook thiB year. Do not taking. fall to hear this famous octette. hereby authorized to construct a be treated as one of the unalterable There are mnny silos that the buil dam in thc said Llnklnter Creek, on facts of the situation. Mr. Balfour Williams Jubilee Singers Everything in Shells. Cartridges 'and der expected to last for generations subdivision 738 of Lot 328, Group who has the capacity of clear vision, The famous Williams' Juhllee Sing which arc now crumbling, due to fal Kootenay District, and to con Loaded Shells accepts it in the frankest way. In ers are to visit Cranbrook Saturday. The Dangers in Concrete struct a headgntc, flumes, and ditch his speech at the Constitutional club November 26. This troup of train The breaking of the concrete darn se economy in mixing thc cement or es over lands belonging to R. H. on Saturday, he snld with truth that ed singers are fresh from an excep at Ans'in carries a significant lesson the use of ["'or material, There ure McCoy, Frank Murphy, Dnvtd Hoov- we have now thoroughly realised in tionally successful tour of Europe. (or all who are using this material In miles ol testimony ou this point In ttnd A. Murphy, and described-as every one of these great communities The personnel of the compnny Is the building. The advantages of cement many cities In the form of cement being Subdivisions 1 and 8 of Lot that "each is to manage its own af same that entertained vast audiences mixtures for permanent construction f Hunting Knives Cartridge Belts f sidewnllts that have crumbled after a 328, Subdivision 4 of Lot 327, and fairs," and "make it.H own experi in Great Britain. Germany, Krance on the farm are now coming to he Subdivisions 13 and 14 of Lot 326, ments ns freely ns If it were an in and Holland. appreciated by all fnrmers, and with year or two of use on account of new materials now knowledge of the waid group, subject to the require dependent political unit." Upon that The entertainment to be given In poor materials and Workmanship. principles ol construction is necessary ments ot the "Watcr Act, 1909," re solid basis, Mr. Balfour cannot help Cranbrook Is under the auspices of Concrete is a splendid material and] if life and property are to be safe garding the taking of lands: Provid thinking that- the Men's Club. A program of sur should properly form tho basis of guarded. ed that tbe snld worka are construct We should build up something passing excellence Is promised and many farm buildings, but when Im ed in accordance with the pinna sub which the world has never yet seen will consist of Jubilee songs, negro In the wide campaign of concrete T. D. McBride I properly mixed anil ustd there IB no mitted nnd on llio In the olllco of which political dreamers In the bttlahys, negro comic songB. ballads, building thc limitations of the mat material that is more difficult to re the Chief Water Commissioner nt Wholesale Hardware Retail past have never yet dreamed of, etc, erial and UB lack ol permanency Victoria. namely, a coalition of free and self pair. The danger of lo.-m of life by Here Is hut ono of a number of when Improperly used have o'tfifl been Dated thla 12th day of October, 95 governing communities who feel Phone 5 Box * a numher ot testimonials that, have overlooked. Three things stand out the use of concrete on farms is not 1811. that they are never more themselv come to hand, "After hearing Wil In the comments on the Austin dam; so great as In tho city, hut loss of HENRY 15SSON YOUNG, es, never more mnBtors of their liams' Jubilee Singers twice I would flrst, that the structure lacked the property from poor structures IB Work of thc Executive Council. own fate, than when they recognize Bay thnt I hnve never enjoyed any strength necessary to withstand the 46-lt tbat they nre parts of a great worth sorioiiB consideration, 1 thing of the kind BO woll, and have pre««ure, possibly because ot tbe ah- William lohle nelaon man Introduced •WH 11111111 m*Wt4*M*t* ••*•» "I»MM'M -W-I-HI11 THK PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA G. H THOMPSON, Barrister, Solictor, aud W. R. BEATTY Notary Public Odlce - Kohl llulldiuga, Political Letter Undertaker, Kmbalmer, CRANBROOK, B. C. funeral Director, CRANUROOK, B.O, McVITTIE & PARKER Special to the Prospector P.L.S. & CE. CRANBROOK, B. C No session of parliament in recent young colleagues from a ruther thunk years Ims been anticipated with more less task. Ambitious Liberal memb ::Mrs. VV. fdniondson: intorest thnn the one which opened ers, like Hugh Outline, Fred Pardee, on November 1 r.Lh. While it is not Hon. -Oharles Marcll, B, M. Macdon WATT AVENUE W. F. GURD, eipectcd tbat tbc new govo nment aid, and A. EC, McLean are not anx Barrister, Solicitor, etc., wlll uttcm]>t to put through a Brent ious to put in several years defend Ol'ttdUttta nf deal of the constructive legislation ing a dead and gone government. ''Loudon Collugo of Music j [ CRANUROOK, B.C. to wblch it is ph-ili;eil yet the estim ates for the next fiscal yenr and the llun. W. H. Fielding, It IB said, discussion arising thereon will Indi will come back to thc bouse irom • Receives Pupils for • cate to some extent wbut muy be ex Yarmouth, N.S., succeeding the pre HARVEY, McCARTER, pected. The members of tbe cabinet sent member elect, Mr. Ii. B. Law, Pianoforte AND MA I ONALD, hnvo all been extremely busy since Qeorge P. lirahum hopes to get a tbo day tbey assumed otHee. Nearly scut in Bouth Renfrew through tbc ;; Organ and Vocal ',', Barristers aud Solicitors, every spending department Inherited resignation of Mr. T, H. Law. Neith a number ul contrtiets recently miulc er Mr. l'utcrnon nor Mr. Templeman Instruction ORANBROOK, B. C. by the defunct government end nil Is likely to re-enter pnrlinmtnt und l|t>|la|ll|ll | ,*|nt»|H|"t**|"|' of theso hnve reunited careful exam although Hon. Mackenzie King, like ination. In tlio public works de tlnrkis is willing there seems to lie Oranbrook Lodge No 14 A.F.ft A.M. partment Hon. F, I). Monk found a*" no patriot disposed to obliterate most total demoralisation, ..von in himself for this ex-minister's lienellt. Holy Names Academy Kegular meetings on mutters so closely under tbo ..eye of Hon. Mr. Pugsley, Hon. Mr. Belaud. the third Thursday the minister as repairs und improve Hon. Mr. Lemieux, Hon. Mr. Chas. and Normal School of every month. ments to Rideau Hall there appear Murphy, and Hon. Frank Oliver were For Young Women Visiting brethren to bave been a total arrangement re-elected at tho last oleetlon. Mr. Under the direction of the Slaters welcome-. Wblch was appallng. Workmen were Pugsley Is not likely to remain lung of the Holy Names ot Jesus and still busy whon their Roynl High in tho houae and few believe that Mary. First class boarding and day A. O. BHANKLAND, W. M. nesses arrived at their new homo. Mr. Oliver will tarry long after the school primary and grammar grades. J. S, PBOK, Acting Secretary. One of Mr. Monk's first duties was inquiry respecting as to where the State accredited high achuol. Advan to (ind some competent man to take $C'J,300 came trom ls concluded. Hir ced normal course ot two years ac charge of the work; the present situ Wilfrid Laurier of conrBc will loud credited by the state of Washington. ation, however, has again culled at tbe forlorn hope for a session or two gtMtmMtN,WMiuimmmwt,ft**i. State diplomas conferred. Music tention to thc necessity of a new re but the impression is gaining ground and art studio. I Rocky Mountain Chapter | sidence government bouse nnd tbat tbo Liberals can make no head way in opposition until n now Bet Write to Sister Superior for Yoar 1 NO. 12b. U. A. M. I grounds, however, does nut meet Book, Spokane, Wash. with approval. The present site Is of leaders spring up and tho old re gime is to some extent forgotten. In H Hogulur ineetlugs:—2nd Tuet | convenient and attractive but a new day In eacb month ut eight- Ontario the provincial Liberals have government house sbould be erected been up against the tact that they Frank Dezall o'clock. more in keeping with the dignity of are hopelessly beaten so long as any Canada and the rank of its distin Sojourning Companions are one ever connected with the Ros* GENERAL BLACKSMITH guished occupants. The sale of the government la permitted to occupy a cordially invited. Chats Falls power site and other re and prominent placo in their ranks. With W. P. Attridge, Scribe K. cent transactions have ulso required thc blighting memorlos of both the the patient examination of the new WOODWORKER fcRANBROOK, B.O. | Laurier and Ross governments heavy minister and his request for a com upon them it is no wonder that the %WN»mi*mmmfn*tMirimmm# mission to investigate past transac Liberals of Ontario are disheartened, YOUNG STREETER OF CRANBROOK WEIGHT 187, CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Rubber Tires. Applied tions of tbe public works department apathetic and inert. Hon. George WHO WILL FllGHT HILLY MCLEOD OF FLAGSTONE, NOV. 22, Ull To Buggy Whatla and to establish a new system for P. Uraham witb all bis talent and its future management is timely to personal popularity will be hoavily Knights of Pythias say the least. handicapped for thc balance of his UJHNTS TOR CANADIAN OYOLB poiiticnl life for the fact tbat bo of AND MOTOR 00'8 BICYCLES Cranbrook, B.C. In the railway department Hon. Frank Cocbrano has found bis Itur.ln ficiated as head pall bearer and chlel uiournor (or both these governments. Crescent Lodge, No. ,13 full and has been working day anil Many Precautions to Guard Repairing a Specialty. Meets evory Tueaday night solving the various complicated at 8 p.m. at Pbona BO «*• p o. Boi IK. problems which are constantly com Fraternity Hall ing before him. Tho other ministers Major Leonard, the now chalrmnn T. 0. Jones, 0. 0. of the crown have been kept BCarcely of the Transcontinental Railway J. M. Boyce, Commission looks and acts like a King and Queen We Deal in Everything From less busy as tlie council meetings K. ot R. ft 3. held almost daily take a great deal ' man who knew his btrtincss and pro- a Needle to a Locomotive Visiting brethren cor of time from their departments. j posed to transact it without any dially Invited to at I foolishness or waste ot time. He was tend. The appointment of Hon. Dr. the first man at the commissioner's King George Keeps in Wireless Communication Sproulo as speaker of the house is ; offices In the Corry Block on Thurs- Joseph H. McLean universally commended. He not on : day morning. He found hla office J. VV. RUTLEDGE, ly bas to his credit a long, honorab much overheated and neeordtntrlv With British Admiralty PEALl.lt IN le service in the house but haa beon threw up tho windows. He called ln All kinds of Second Hand Goods M.M.V.. V.8.. a tactful member considerate of oth Chief Engineer Grant and proceeded Graduate ot Ontario Veterinary era and his relations with his fellow to learn all be knew, about the big Furniture a SPECIALTY college, Toronto in 189). Grad members have uniformly been pleas I railway. Then he attended the noon London.—King George and Queen of tho station on its way to Ports which have heen planned dur ng the ate and medaliit of McKUltp ant. No man Is better versed in J day board meeting, met his colleagu Mary started yesterday on a journey mouth there waB a remarkable dis visit of their majesties. There is Veterinary college, Chicago, 111. which haR no parallel iu the history play of afiection. also a collection of photographs tAid tn 1(00. Registered member ot the rules and proceedure of parlia es and wltbout waiting for lunch ment and unless all anticipations ; closeted himself again with tho Chief of the Urltish throne, Kor the firHt The white enamelled yacht Medina trinkets which Queen Mary w.ll dis BUYER OF FURS Britlah Columbia association. of tho Peninsula & Oriental steam fall he will become one of thc moBt Engineer. time the Emperor of India IH going tribute in thc Indian hospitals. •i, D. • ship company, sailed with tha royal Four cruiserB, the Defence, Coch ell, CUI BIOMT 1 MY PaOMPtlV ATTENOSO TO popular and cflicicnt speakers who "Pretty active man ?" said a call to lie crowned und to receive the ac Sage's Old Stand, Hanson Ave ever presided over the commons. er to one of the messengers. party from Portsmouth at 2.80 yes rane, Natal and Argyle, commanded OFFICE AT MCKINSTRY* LIVERY BARN clamation of his subjects. terday afternoon. it was escorted by Rear Admiral Sir Colin Keppel . Phone tu. "Active 1" I should say hs is. At CRANBROOK, B. C. Mr. P. K. Blondin who becomes de the rate that man is going he will After saying farewell to their half way down the channel by seven will escort thc Medina on her voyage dreadnoughts f the home fket. an I puty speaker, is a good lawyer nnd a havo the road finished two years a- younger children at Buckingham pui 0 The Medina raised thc roynl standard three cruisers. ut the mainmast and cast off anchor •••••••••••••••••••••' • man of force. He took bis political head of time and we will all be out ace, the King and Queen, with thei J. T. LAIDLAW, life ln his hand when he made from The special crown of India which at 2.SO. This was the signal for of our jobs." suites arrived at Victoria station. It A. WALLER ; his scat in the house a direct charge Major Leonard with a private in the King will wear at the Durbar on Lho thunderous royal salute from tba MASONRY Mining Engineer and of corruption against a fellow memb come of $50,000 a month is not anx was a typical London November December 12, and o.her state jewels Bhips in tho harbor and the shore B.C. Land Surveyor, er in the case ol the Lamtot house ious to hold on to his Job tinder Jlie morning, a gray mist prevailing. are aboard the vessel. They were batteries. Tho hands of the war V.O Box 236. Phone 223. painting scandal. ThiB Bcandal cut government for tho sake ot ?10,O0D The King,in thc uniform of un ad placed in safety -with the regalia ships played "tied Save the King," Steam Boiler, Furnace, a wide swath at the last general el miral, rode in the first carriage and which was taken to Portsmouth on while the crews manned tbe sided. and Septic Tank work CRANBROOK, B. C. a year but he haB undertaken to do ections ln the province of Quebec. a big work this country needB doni with him was Queen Mary in a bine Friday. They were packed In brown The Medina was greeted by cheering a specialty Many voters who coul:l not compre badly and it is going to bs done paper by tho court jewelers and were spectators The splendor of the pa dress and furs. The Prince of Wales carried to tbe steamship without geant WBB wonderful. The M-c'ina hend the charges of over classifica right. and Princess Mary nlso rode in his Cost aud stock estimates DRS. KING & GREEN tion oh the G.T.P. and who could guard or formality, except tb? pres. paused through the lines of "essel* of No greater contrast could be Imag carriage, which was esrorted by a (uruished on application. Physicians and Surgeons not become much excited over dirt ined than tho one presented by thc ence of a single Scotland Yard de tho home (leet from which the war Office at Residence, Armetrong Ave. excavation or assembled rock appre new chairman and his predecessors, detachment of thc horse guards. tective. ships tbat protected lh* royal yftth*. Cheering crowds greeted the royal According to the itinerary, their were detached and took up tU-.lr Addraaa: P. 0. Box i'u, Cranbrook OFFICB HOURS ciated perfectly what was meant to Hon. 8. N. Parent, Is the man of Forenoone * - - - 9.00 to 10.00 have one's house painted by govern administrative ability but ls first party during the progress through majesties will leave Calcutta nn siait'ti.. ********************** Afternoana - - - - 2.00 to 4.00 ment employees with paint furnished nnd last a politician. Rather short the streets to Victoria station from their homeward join ney in January It is asserted that never once dur Bvenlnga • • • • 7.S0 to 1.10 hy tho Government. of stature, easy going and good nat- which the public bad been excluded. and will arrive at Portsmouth on ing his long voyage to Tnila PD! Sundays 1.10 to 4.10 ured Mr. Parent of course had no The station was filled with members January 31. bail' vii. the King be o-.t of tou».h IRANBROOK ! B. O. Hon. CharleB Mnrcil, received noth technical knowledge of railway con of the royal family and prominent There were unusual precautions tot wVi Lcndpn. By hxgh powered iffg F. M. MacPherson ing from the Laurier government up struction and let things move on dignitaries, among them being Queen thc protection of the loyal party at dlstsnc* wireless Lns'viLft'-i' is in ihe Alexandra, Princess Christian, Prin every station. Permits for witness Medina and the fleet of .-.sorting UNDERTAKER on retiring from the speakership ex much as tbey happened to arrange cept thc rank of privy councillor themselves. Major Leonard la a cess Louise of Aigyle, the Duke of ing royal arrivals are genera ly issu cruisers the King will be in communi- Norbury Avenue Next to City Hall D.J.JOHNSON which carries with it thc title cf soldier and an engineer; a tall man Pyfe, the Duke and Duchess of Teck, ed by the station masters but cn natiuv with the wireless 6tj»:ion honorable for life. Mr. Marcll ls who speaks crisply and comes to his Prince Arthur of Connaught, thi this occasion they were sent direct above the room of the adim'alty of Open Day anil Night Phono 233 prime minister and Mrs. Astiuith, from the office af the lord chamber CARPENTER AND nn old newspaper man nn.l tail al work with knowledge and authority. fice in Whitehall. When the Medina ready resumed work at his prolesalon If Hon. Frank Cochrane continues to the foreign minister, Sir Edward lain. Three cordons of police inter itstl' is out of touch of ^bttqhnll He told somo friends the other even pick out men like the new chairman Grey, Viscount Morley, Viscouut vened between the public and the messages from the King to his ro.n- BUILDER ing that he had recently been calied he will bo entitled to a good deal Haldane, the Archbishop of Canter king's train. Istw-a will be passed on by v-jsels of SisSSal^It^ISSSat^ISt^SS i i i i 1 I i i i i il i i i i 1 i i i rot TBI PEOPLE i 1 i Advertise in the i i i "Prospector" i I and reach i i i i if M i i TIE SOME i E i I Let us know what you think to a i i public library for Cranbrook. i i i i il i D i 1 i i i 0 \i*****-l*l***e**^^ M S THIS PROSPECTOR. CRANBROOK. BRITISH COLUMBIA L'KANBROOlv LAND DISTRICT WATER NOTICE LIQUOR ACT, 1910. summer than was needed for the BEFORE AND AFTER (Section Ul stock. Large crops of wheat anl District ol South-Bust Kooteuay I. William Thomaa Levy, ol Gallo- Indian Agent's Report For oats are olio gr i*********** ' Kilby frames picture*. I Kilby frames picture!. J. Austin ol Klko, wun iu town on *t~H HH "l-M-H* 1 I M I * * H* *"H"H-H I I M"t ***» t t Hfrfr i' Wednesday. * I ii I Good toys at reasonable prices 0. J, A. Armlngton and J. Larklns ol WE ARK 0. S. | Calgary, spent Siuday last in Cran A. K, Green oi Vancouver, wna in t LOCAL NEWS. brook. Putting Away town Tueaday. 1». J. Kvant* of Moyie, was in town Cranbrook Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hell of Winnipeg, r. Pedoricku ol Toronto, was in were guttata at the Crnnbrook Wed- XMAS town Bunday •*•'••• Chas. Allen of Winnipeg, was in nesday. town Tuesday. (iood toys at reasonable prices C. PRESENTS J. Stannart of Wasa, was in tho A trial order will convince you « Kilhy frames pictures. 0. S. i For Customers ) city Wednesday. tbnt We are hare with the goods, No'* STEAM IMMT Good toys at reasonable priceB C. Mr. and Mrs. N. Y.. Broley of Van order too large or too munll to re J. A. Foley of Toronto, was in We are now ready t<> do all kinds ot 0. 8. couver, were Oranbrook visitors on ceive careful attention, Oampbell .4 | town Wednesday. Every Day Manning, 1 ..IIIIHII') work tjuickly and by the P. Lund of Wardner, was in town Monday. W. H. Crawford of Creston, was in most approved and sanitary methods Thursday. A. Heller, M. Smith and G. M. Now the city Tuesday. Electric Restorer for Men (J. Skead ol Wardner, was in town Davis of Wyollfle, were in Oranbrook Wedneaday. Phosphonoi pjff"*g SSSont'SSfiS • Free Mending Thursday. W. Taylor of Quebec, waa at the Why Not Yours? vim and vitality, hnaiatare il«i? aud til sexual | Cranbrook Tuesday. (rtftknou •mnt.Hl ut imi*. riinM|t1nmnl will i For all Gentlemen's apparel Wedne.-.dny was payday for the The arena skating ink is now op- iuiko)-<.i 11U..W iii.ui. I'ikc III n l«»)i. itrl wn l«l en. nnd large crowds are nightly in 15 ai tile I ii mi* mKlifii Tlt*» N*.-«ln*ll Dmtf railway hoyn. B, C. Bnow Apples No. 1 grade ,t. *>**., at. t-alhnr.ii.il, Onl. Fink's Pure Food Grocery. attendance. Laundry promptly Called Kilhy frames pictures. for and Delivered Mr. George Watson of Fort Steelo, Mr. ami Mrs. j. Bryan ol Ooour d' , Raworth G. W. Griffin uf Hamilton, wi was in town Friday. Alone, Idaho, were Cranbrook visit- Holy War Declared On town Monday. OM Monday. ! M. S. Middleton ol Nelson, wns in Bros. Watch for the Announcement : Heal Turtle Soup at Kink's i the city Wednesday. W. H. Sterling and A K Johnson JEW 11 ERS Italy Food Grocery. of Calgary, were registered at bbe I ors h\ Mall prompt.) attends of our Formal Opening Day . c. o, s. is narking In a large Cranbrook Tuesday. n you have noi one ol ou to the Ladies of (.ranbrook H. Wilson ol Vancouver, was ii I shipment of Xnms toys this week. aloguei "••.nd for one nl onci EUox&ndrla, lllgypt 'the long tho city Thur-wlay. Polly Prim, the perfect cleaner In dreaded hoi) wat against OhfUtlana Inspection by tlie General public invited T. H. l/mninRton. of Thunder Hill, valuable to every housekeeper, tfamp- in Tripoli haa »i lasl boen formally I W. A. Sterling of Oalgwy, was a' was in the city Mondny. boii A Manning- Kilby frames pictures doolarod hy the MusBlnum trlboamon, at any time, the Cranhmok Thursday. MISSING—59 books for our public according to roporte rocslyed have J. A. Tanner and Wm. Qoanell, ol d toyi nt rational le pi leea 0, H. Lyle and Adam Reid of Winnl library. Have you got oue " Nelson, were registered at ihe Crau todnj Twenty thouBnnd Bousl trlb* 0. H Gentlemen! Don't forget we ii peg, were nt the Oranbrook Tuesday hrook Sunday last. I'l'iiuHi. the florcoat ol the desert, The wood .'iid coal meu were much j ii Caslake haa moved Into hie were preparing to march agaluel tin' sew your buttons on FREE! J A hookey ten .. be formed at ' in evidence during the past week. J. H. Wilson ami W. Porter ol aev houae on Hanson Aven ie [taltattB, Thoy have boon enlisted Spokane, were guests by the agents of the Turkish govern Cranbrook next week. K. P. llureas. of Boston, Mass., the Oran brook Sunday last. ment an I are well equipped with Give us a trial I'hone 55 was at the Cranhrook Sunday lasL. Y. A Corvell ol Spokane ipenl Sunday hist m Orauhl ooh. •W4 *.*,.*,.H'*M-'W<4»"M4-H4-M H. Fox of Oalgary, was at the M. Nelson and Bl, Cameron Jl Cal- Mr. and Mrs. H. R, Mather of Fort Cosmopolitan Monday. gary, were registered at ths Vsmo \V. J. Liutoo ol Vancouver, waa a Steele, were Cranbrook visitors Fit TURKS PLAN MASBAORfl polltan Wednesday. i*uest Ht the Oranbrook Sunday last, Constable Harnns ot Marysville. day. .Tripoli wuh the aim ol getting was in town Monday. LH marking ii a Large socrot Ingrosa Into Tripoli and mas- Mr. and Mrs. Howard of Winnipeg. ftualit il ••' then Price c c. a week. i snoring tim italinn garrison of 80,- PHONE 1 were guests at the Cr:.nbrook Tues- Xmas toys tlu "Hooper up Sandy" Is now heard shipment mr uew Pui utture Dept. : 000 men, a plan hns been discovered 1 day. nightly at the curling rink. The curling rtnk Is n fairly Eitsi Kootenay Produc tonight of tunnelling beneath tho 56 condition and members are ei ProvBiuii Houso 1 mining man fron. city's outer wall trom t, date planta W. H. Sbiraiy, the "Roarin' game." QUAU^^^^ Minutes of last regular meeting Bastport, Idaho, was .n town Tues tion on the plains south of the Itali J, A, QUUspte, ol \ ..IKOI r, who an outposts. Intermittent skirmish THE were rend and adopted. day. The Fernie strike hat* ended nnd it 1 l in th real estate bUBlne aniv es between tho Arabs and Italians 1 w expected that the men wtll be at ed m Cranhrook Sunday last. still continue, H. W. Davis, postmaster at Wy- Chiribmers in Ook and Bird's Eye work by next Monday. Gold Standard : clt He, was In tbe city Monday. Maple To Set? '.. *m is to Buy W. W. KILBli T. R. Patterson of St. Jolm, N.B., ITALIAN FLBHT NEAR ORETB East Kootonny Produce and PRAOTICAL PICTURE FRAMBJR Teas and Coffee ' and J. C. l.eth oi" Montreal, were at Constantinople.—Tho acting gover- Wolfe River Apples—the large, red Provision House ARM8TR0NG AVENUE the Cranbrook Tuesday. I uor of Smyrna litis telegraphed that tempting kind t Fink's Pure Fool a Holiday novelties and toys are bo 130 Italian warships ,t' various types Our whole time is devoted to your wants in the Grocery. R. H. Donellan Of the P. Burn.-; ( Italian Chestnuts at F nk's Pure ms displayed this week and sclcc- : have been sighted ofl the island of Company, left on Wednesday for Cal Grocery line therefore we absolutely guarantee every Food Grocery. ; tions should he made early so as toi CarpntUa which is northeast ol Crote Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weisner of gary. Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Smith an. Miss ; avoid the rush later on. You make[Turke y has notified the powers thro- article that leaves our store. Wardner, were Cranhrook visitors on 1 your selections and the dealer will Daily .shipments of hot ho'.iee let M. E. Mott of Wyclifle. were Cran- ! ugh their ambassador bere that in Thursday. set them aside for you. ; tuce, celery and radishes. Oampbell brook visitors Wednesday. the event of Italian aggression in the We will thank our customers to advise us if at any & Manning. j Aegean Sea she will be compelled to Vou are respectfully requested Make haste and have your photo time goods are received that are not No. i quality. toi Mr. »nd MM T. T. McVlttle an l expel all Italians from Turkey. call and Inspect our new stock ofo/r i Kilby frames pictures. 1 taken in a beautiful Xmas style tu Miss Galbraith of Fort Str-cle, wer. It is reported that the Italian moulding. 50 samples to choose' We are prepared to frame anything Oranbrook visitors Tuesday. the Albert Art Photo Studio hy M. PaUll, whu expec.tr. to leave for Roas i aeroplano which has been doing from. Ij; I from a nutshell to a church steeple. WANTED—Three furnished rooms, land shortly. 'scouting work around Tripoli has for Hunt housekeeping. Address Box been destroyed by the fire from the CAMPBELL & MANNING I By the looks of things Santa Claus M, Cranbrook, or Prospector Orllce. Turkish artillery. •H^-H-frtH-f-l-l 1 114 I 11-f-H--t-Hl-l r| | | H-H will have his headquarters at the 0, Staple and Fancy Grocers A. E. Watts and E. Watts ol C, S. thiB season. WILL FIGHT FOR TURKEY Wattshnre;, were ln town Tuesday at Fargo, N.D.—Four thousand Turk Cranbrook Census.-*- We arc of the •••••••••••>•» #• **********tt ***** ************ tending the Conservative Convention. ish farmers in Morton county west opinion that the municipal council of Fargo, incited by the press di, should take steps to have the city rl)r1l1li1ii.llfl-rnt*nlllla.tiil,itiitiit.il1.liiti,l.,lirl..l..t. itnti.tiili.liif i.iift rtl.l i.t I, l.rt.ilnl ..t,. ta.1 .rl..l..j.,t, H. W. Drew, Alei. Taylor aod D. patches alleging the massacre of enumerated. We have been estimat McFarlane were in town Tueaday as Turkish women anl children in Trl- ing a population of over 3,500, and delc(*ate» to the Conservative con •lO.I, have decided to leave at once vention. tbe figures compiled hy the Dominion seemB to be radically wrong. for their home country and spend A very full line of Heinz plcklee, everything in aiding tbeir country catsup and relishes. Campbell A Johnathan, Crimes Golden, Homan men in the battles with Italy. They Conservatives! Manning, Beauty and Wagner Apples, every ap have sent a representative to this ple in box guaranteed. Campbell & city who is now in communication s Yes, the weather IB R little unplea Manning. with the Turkish ambassador at sant, but a call at The Prospector Washington arranging, it is said, for Orllce might result In your getting R. it, T. Galbraith, Indian Agent,, the Immediate transportation of Attention that I1G prite. passed through Cranhmok Wednesday these Turks. They are ready to on his way home to Fort Steelo drop everything and go to Turkey. K Cranbrook will be well represented from an official visit to the Tobacco According to reports the excitement at the big Conservative Convention Plains Indians. amongst the Turks is intense. which wlll be held in New Westmin The farmers have been living here A Meeting of the Cranbrook Conservative The annex to the Imperial hotel on ster next week. for three or four years, heing placed Armstrong avenue is being construct on the farms by the colonization Association will be held in the Royal Hotel Parlors ed. It will be a three story struct A R. T. Richardson, A. Doyle, and A. companies. They were brought dir ure, the two upper stories being re B. Fenwiek of Fort Hteele, were ln ect from Turkey by colonizing com on Monday Evening. November 20th, at X:,}o p. ni. served for the guests of the hotel, ft town Tuesday attending the Conser pany. All of them are woll to do. vative convention. and the lower floor nnd basement for Matters of Importance will be discussed. a general merchandise store. CONCERTED ATTACK ON MOHAM- The C. 0. 8. is stocking heavy T METOISM with Xmas toys. No more pleasing announcement J. D. Mc Bride, Pres. can he made in a the'atrieal sense Washington.—The crisis in PerBta involves the peace of all countries In P. F. Johnston, of Moyie, waB ln than for UB to say that the Allen A. B. Grace, Sec'y the city Monday on business. Players who have been at the audi which Mohammedans have found a torium this week fulfilled all expect footing, according to Information E ations and gave a series of attrac reaching official circles in Washing Stoves, Ranges. We have sold ton from various parts of the east. H dozens and not a complaint. We tions that has pleased theatre-goers 'I "I* ***' !*'"" I'•|**|**|" f **• r'l" f *!' **' ******* I" I" r T*T 1TT'M H*H'T'MTT*HH'TTMT Thc ultimatum from Russia to Per Guarantee the finish, quality and and filled the auditorium nightly. sia, that an apology must be made price. for the seizure of tbe property of thc 8 piece Parlor Set at $28 00 is S East Kootenay Produce and deposed shah's brother IB the culmin We Are Waiting Provision Bouse. •ino of the many bargains to be ation, apparently, of developments found nt tho Furniture Department that have heen steady since Ameri The plumber waB the busiest For You Full and Complete man f can financial experts were selected by ln town last week. • East Kootenny Produce and the new nationalist government to to make your first meat purchase at j By the looks of things Santa Claus Provision Houso attempt thn regeneration of the fin this market. The longer you keep Stock. Also Hockey ji wlll have his headquarters at the C. ances nnd commerce of Persia. from making it, thc more pleasure oi C, S. this season. Miss Verna Felton is a fresh stir* It ts claimed here that the grunt eating prime meats you will miss. prise in every performance whether to Mr. Bhuater, as treasurer general Mow about Homo chops o< a at.eait Sticks, Pucks and j Ceorr:e Smith, clerk at the Cran of complete executive power, did in comedy or drama she shows quali for tomorrow'H breakfast '* Jum coma brook has been confined to his home ties that are often not to be found much to irritate Russia, as did the and we how tempting they ar«». Anl this weed, suffering from a severe in one supposedly class artist. A vigorous assertion by Mr. Shuster they'll tattte even hotter then tbey Straps 'rase of rheumatism. special-feature of her acting is ihr and the Persian assembly of the com naturalness and case of notion with plete independence of that country look. 00N8IDBR-I1 you Bad a public lib which she portrnya her characters. and Its refedoin from any obligation rary in Cranbrook how many more to Russia or Great Britain. books and sources of Information Nothing but words nf praise ran he would he at your disposal. said of her. There is now a disposition among leaders of MohnmmedUm. to construe P. BURNS & CO. Pboru 11 F. Parks & Co. j! Tbere will be a meeting of the Dr. de Van's Pemale Pilli the eontlmi'd attacks upon Persia P. 0. Boi I Cranbrook Conservative Association A reliable French regulator; never (nili. The nt and the situation in Tripoli. Morocco pillt are exceedingly powerful in regulating thl In the Royal Hotel Parlors on next Rci.erf.tive purlin*, of tin* icninli: nvntem, Refund and parts of India as a concerted as Hardware, Stoves, Mondny evening at 8.30 p.m. all cheap tniiut.ti.ii. Dr. •!• Van'e ere mid ul sault on the Mohammedan people. *.*. *i l.n\, nr three lor tlU. Mailed to any ad-'lrr-*.*-, House Furnishing Goods Tb* aoabell Drug Co., Bt, Catharinea, On* PerBia is regarded as the brains of Best Cigars in The 0. C. S. is storking heavy the Mohammedan faith. Although the CRANBROOK, - British Columbia :• with Xmafl toys. country has only 15,000,000 Inhabit Town Coal! Coal! A Bargain Indeed ants its history and influence are re WOK—Perhaps on your shelves there garded with veneration by the 300,- •,i.^.1.^+,fr.H..-4-l-l-M--t--r. I | I H I l++***+*+++++>-+++ lay one of the 55 missing books AT KILBY'S 000,000 Mohammedans of Europe, that will make a valuable addition It would be impossible to figure Asia and Africa. to Cranbrook's public library. what B benefit the. Family Herald and O. K. Barber Shop Weekly Htar of Montreal has been to While a holy war ie not considered C. H. Trites 1 T. R. Patterson of Spoknne, arrlv- the west. It affords the greatest Imminent, the situation Is complicat i ed in f'rnnbrook Tilosday and will amount of genuine good reading for ed. General Coal Merchant take rharge of the J. XI. McBride every member of the fnmily and its Scobell's Liquor, Tobacco Our Cutters and Sleighs : hardware business ns manager. benefits to the farming community In • Commissioner RODS is conducting and Dru-c Cure $»'A% the annual congress of the Halv*uton Alcohol, Tobacco and Ilnif;.. Il counteracts tlie Its agricultural pages are worth hun edc-cta almoat inRtently—romov,..*. all craving.. DELIBERATE! - The possibilities dreds of thousands of dollarH overy Army in Vancouver, Thursday 23rd AftettiikliiK the treatment lliu,. wlll never be nny Orders taken for Coal I which are attached to the freer dls- need tiMrlnlc intoxicant, or me drugs again. Can Glide year. It Is not. merely ft theoretical November, in this work tho Commis ne given .ccrclly. We, h.va yet to hear of ona | trlbutlon of the right kind of paper. It is n practical farm paper sioner will bo assisted by several (nlliire. Mailed under aeimratn cover to any.ad- and delivered promptly books obtained from a public lib- dre.!t. I'rlre 15.00 bolt, or B lioxei lor »1010. Tr - In every respect, and there is no fnr-other oflicers of ihe Army. CnpUln IMMiball Urn*. Co., (tt. Ca.tha.lnta, Out, ! rary. Get one Now mer in Canada who cannot profit hy Stride of Crnnbrook, will leave on 1 reading It. Two cents a week, ono Mondny to attend and will he nway By tho looks of things Santa Olnus Meet your Chrlntmns proMiits dollar n year—tho price of one bush from Oranbrook about two weeks. Phone 139 P. O Box 86 ' will have his headquarters at the C. Irom our stork of hnntliialntod or el of wheat for a whole yeur's sub 1 The Season has just begun i C. S. this season. Umoi'lHi China, It. nlwayi* iilcam'ti. CRANBROOK, B. C. scription to that great paper, not to Vegetable! -Remember your Win I'limplmll & Manning. speak o( tho beautiful premium pic ' Make haute and have your photo ter Stock. Wo hnvo tilt* wook un ture "Home Again," size 23x30 in., I taken In a beautiful Xmas style at loaded a car and tho ko'.pitiff qual ready for framing. It mukes one i the Albert Art Photo Stmllo by M. ity is perfect, and the Prices aro BO C. Loneburit of Nelnou, C. Burton • Paul!, who expects to leave for Itnss- wonder if the publishers pay their of Vancouver, J. L. H. Gorman ol Coal! paper bills. Any home in thla wes- low that people wonder how wn cnn ! land shortly. .''ultrary, and J. A.' Wilkinson of Tor The Cranbrook Trading Co., Ltd. j tern country that doea not receive poBBlbly live nfter paying exponeoB. onto, were registered at tbe Cran at 1 the Family Herald and Weekly fitar EaBt Kootenny Produce and CBANBROOK, • B. C. Sweet Brier Breakfast Bacon brook Monday. Fink's Puis Food Grocery. tor 1912 wlll miss & bargain Indeed. Provision Houao