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VOL. I. LtTHBniDOE, ALBERTA.

PURER TEMPLEMAN MAY GET JOB. CmitMCO TO DEATH. , Oct. 30.—The name of Hon. Man., Oct. ».-Walier Woman's C^w»cH Against th« Colw- Vm. 'Templemaa is mentioned as Cixxby, of , engaged repair- HON. THOMAS AN ENGLISH UCCPSSOI- to the late Thomas Greea- CLOSE OF THE tag a C.N.B. bridge, ascended a •d iupf U*rt«nt. vay as Railway Commissioner. driver, -when the euiire Iran* o|)pled over, and Crosby wa* terri- 'Ottawa, 0<^. »!r--At Ijie conven- C.P.R. ENGINEER HURT. bly crushed, and died trithin an hour GREENWAY tion yesterday. of. :"'tbe National Coun- BISHOP IS \imjf, B.C., Oct 29.—Passing Mac- AMERICAN without.regaining cooaciouuness. An cil of Wotteu Mrs. Waycott, Mont- dougiill's Spur about 25 miks an hour, other man on the derrick wa« thrown real, eonvener of the Objectionable ngtne 501 was derailed and turned into th« river, from wheuc* he emerg- Printed Matter" Cowimttee, prefaced over, Engineer Cavanaugh b'.-ing bad- ed unhurt. IS DEAD her remarks by- stating that more CHOSEN iy bruised. The switch-was open and BATTLE GASPE care should be * taken in selecting j covered by a light snowfall. A LOCAL BUDGET books for- hqifte«. The abolition of Saturday (supplements, which are ed- PRfcWCE ALBERT'S MAYOR DEAD -The miners are at work again to- Bishop Of Stepney Bryan and Taft Cam- Big Majority Or erHU One Of Western Can- ucating children in deceit, mischief, Prince Albert, Oct. 27.—All the day. snd disrespect to «f« hij ranch at Milk Itiver. Green way died unexpectedly at 7 Royal North West Mounted Polic k There was a lively scrap at No. ^attention "of the council. Library monts of the Montreal diocese with after their almost hand to hand strug- Parliament of Canada was again in o'clock this morning- 'ie was in the, fight at Duck Lake, th last nijrht. An iron bar very effec ; books often require careful supervi- reference to the election of a new creased today when the Hon. Eu The late Mr. Greenway was one .irst engagtj'uent of the rebellion o gle last night for the support of Syr- tively put one of the principals ou 61 the best known public men in sion of parents, and guardians. bishop resulted today in the election 1885, and there received wound dolphe Lemieux, po«tnaa«t«r genera of a compromise choice in the persoi 'acuse and Onondaga county, Taft. was elected in the cooatituency o of the game. Western Canada. He was premier of -.vhich caused him to be slightly lame speaking at two meetings, Bryan at from J888 to' 1900. Before of the Right Rev; C. Gordon Lang tor the rest. of. his life.' He .was ap- Gaspe, over Hon. E. J. Flynn, Con C. C. Wright who has been visitin Bishop of, Stepney, and suffragan toj four, parted company today and pro- 3ervttive candidate, by a majority hi* brother R. A. Wright has gone to going to Manitoba he sat in __the point c-d to the clerkship in the land bably will not come again within House of Commons as representative the Bishop of London. office shortly afterwards, and a few of over 1JOO> Fernie where he will open up "again. LABOR point blank range of each other ol West Huron. After his Govern- A despatch today says Bishop Lang years ago was made Dominion lands in Victoria in the jew^ry busineM. has-declined the position. Taft remains in the hotly contested, _0«t" ».—The judi- The funeral of the infant daughter ment was defeated in Manitoba he MEET ON NOV. 9 agt:nt at Prince Albeit, being thus ap- district of New York. Bryan goes on cud rccoggt oi ballots in the election of Mr. Mrs.' Jaa. 'Benton^Tord was elected member for Lisgar and pointc-d to public service by one gov- to take a hand iji the final fight of' held that seat until the close of the ernment and promoted by another. the Democrats for the electoral vote which cootimwd a'u day* war»djoun>- •treet, who died, on Wednesday night, NO TRUTH IN RUMOR. ed.ionight until Saturday with eight took place at 3 o'clock 'to therpublic last Parliament when IIP. was ap- .Mayor Cook was elected to the civic of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Mr. boiM :»till to be-gooe.ovtt Thiriy- cemetery. , Hey.. J. M. Harrison oi- pointed member of tKe Railway Gom- Arraigc Fw Cafivefltioi To Newmarket, Eng., Oct. 30.—There chair in 1900 by a majority of five Bryan travelled .today through Ohio . two; ballot* .have been^id wide "for nciaied. Arooag the flora! offering* coflsed „should lie. tfc?, adoption";of.-a prisoner's being missing for, Oct. 15 to b;en /nominated for the federal ele<> His Worship the Mayor and Aid. Cun- >er cent, all through, having talked ed" with theft' of a letter. The agent . TFi^ campaign for the governorship platform and thc> select ion oC a. can- r ; 21. The cook; Paul :Seivers, created tion'to "Be held on* January 19th. E. ningham, Ives and Hutton-wcre pre- with their representative for an hour tor the "attorney general, C-F P.Cony- of New York state continued today didate whose candidature would be considerable amuspme'nt by getting with unabated' vigor, both candidates, T. Congdon "and''Robert \Lowe, the sent. regarding the' matter. ' Mr. Cunning- b^are; K C., wished to substitute an- latter a > member Jor White Horse in ham'thought 90} too-small a figure acceptable to "the "various sections; of other charge for. the one. started on mixed on his dates .''ami his asking Hughes and Chandler speaking. at. The bylaws put turuugir w^ere, first, the labor movement, met in thn Lab- the local .legislature, were the "choice ~ j •* - y in . the ixiornitig .but C. Fi Harris, His Honor questions instead of an- several points ;duriug the day, with,.-, one relating to "the granting permis- evert jit five-per cent, aud that the of the ^vaKLiberal factions. -George or Temple on Saturday last at«J every coiinsel for Uv&. defence objected. Af- swering tlmu himself. He testified iiu-M-tings schkHtled- for tonight. sion to-the C;P-H. to/JE>uild a spur city had a strong claim on \Vood- Black was nominated by .Conservative member of that 'committee was.pres- ter a good deal .of debate Mr. Harrii? j .hat- when he »w.as '* the track,to the Royal Collieries,' second, Gundy for "a" raise on the 6 pc~r cent de ea fn convention at Quartr Creek and dentures. *He thought "that~thc fatten" ent,. Bro.. Dna Qufgley was -i/iiani- moved that the. -charge^ -.be .quashed! ^weeping up'crumbs, he l'.-ft' Sevord j K^v York, Oct. 29-—Representative • thV bylaw relating to" the closing' o[ ~Jo» A*. -Gfsirir ^tjif: another "section./of tion .of-"that company^should be call- monsly vdfed-to the chair'and Uro. and. for another hour -the question was j working in. the, kitchen. He heard Henry-G. Loudenalager of Nejvv Jersey the party:', W.W.B. -Mclnnes .'was certain streets and Ungsuin Block. 49 Tuckwell acted as secretary. the door -bang: and Ciime but and saw secretary o£ the National. Republican ? and 50. . This was passed at the re- ed - to the fact that, §35,000 are six threshed out. ,-:. . • , • '• asked to'run by influential Liberal* per cent, debentures and that the Tho "principal : busings was the E; RV Janies and; Walter Holmes Uiat-th6 lunch was there but the man congressional committee today gave , but no- answev has ' been receivedquest of the Hospital "in. view of^the question of representation and ulti- ,vas gone; All efforts to get him to out his anticipation of the complex- ••• ontemplated addition to the Hospi- Secretary Treasurer should wire them were ararigned ou a charge, of assault- from,him yet. It is understood that for the. figure which they arc giving mately the '.'ollowing ;was decided on. ing George Charest, the A. K. & I. try to remembi'r. dates or time were ion of. the riationaL Jlouse of Repre- an independent will^ also b& placed tal; third, a bylaw relating to the subject to the approval ofHhe coun- : tmavailing. Detective Egan told of sentatives. He said it would show , closing-of certain, -lanes at the new the city for the block of six per yard foreman They both pleaded in the field. , cil: going to Coutts for the prisoner and 227 Republicans and .164 Democrats.. Central School. cents. not guilty ,. Tho Reault in Mactood. It was suggested Inat the matter One delegate shall be fallowed for C. F. Harris for Sam Jones, charg- bringing him back to the guardroom. Chairman Hitchcock of the R-. publi- Claresholm, Alia, Oct.-29.—There" is The local improvement bylaw _ was be taken up at a meeting of the fin- the .charter and an 'additional dele- ed abductioB, elected for Jones Judge Harvey took a very " lenient can. National committee said -.today no further-doubt of-the, election of given the first and'second? reading. ance committee. gate for every 20 mcmbirs/'-pr major to lie tried by a jury, a settlement view of the case as the prisoner was tliat he is still of the opinion, that John Herron in the." Macleod, consti- The matter of greatest public inter- portion thereof; one delegate to _be not having been reached. . tpparently \veakminded. and senten- ?s, will be very close, but he is" tuency. Four small polls-remain lo est to come before the council was allowed to represent the .whole of, his ced him to one month's imprisonment onfident of Montana for the be accounted for and the'jnajority is that contained in the foltowing letter union's membership, provided only to. =be served at the end of the sen-RepublicansJ ; Republicun leaders in 250. Macdonald had a majority over from E. T. Gait, Esq. SAYS THEY DRINK iic delegate is sent; "and"shall have tence that he is already serving. Kentucky and Tennesee continue to his opponent in the' Pass. " Herron „ - St. ..James Club, owor'to cast the .number of votes P. C. KROENIG William Grahum, a Slav whose tell headquarters that the -Republi- ; led in Macleod-town, but the district Montreal, P. Q-.. Oct. 16, 08 is union, is entitled to.': name was very long in his'native lan- can candidate has more than .a fight- gave McDonald a majority ^of 73. TOO MUCH BEER We also suggest that the Trades guage was arraigned on a charge of ?ig chance in those two states. While Granum district -gave Macdonald a His Worship the Mayor Stabbing Mary Ferenz .with intent to Ir. Hitchcock ieels sure about of the City of Lethbridge, nd Labor Council be •represented" by IN A BATTLE majority although, Hcrrou led in the he President, Vice-President and Sec commit murder. His partner Rudiak Maryland, he thinks the fight will -be town, in fact, all the -districts adjoin- - Lethbridge,: Alta.:' otary at such convention: .: was sworn in as interpreter. The time close ehere. . • . • ing the railways gave^Liberal major Dear Sir,—As I have practically re- Stalwart Made By Job DATE>•_;.. , ;: :• of the court was occupied for about ities while the" towns, went Conserva tired from the active administration1 Weii-knowB City Constable an hour on the objection of-W. C. of the Alberta Hailway and IrrigS? \Ve believe that it would be advis- Simmons for the defence, to the state- BOY KILLED NEAR GRANUM live. The provincial constituency o Bans Regarding British able to call the convention; for Jfon- Macleod gave a majority for Mac tion Company, J desire by some act ment pi the^. charge, which His Lord- Granum, Oct. 30.—A sad accident lay, Nov. 9th, 1908, at 9 o'clock' in danald and the High River constitu to benefit the people oLLethbridgc Had a lively £•- ship suMairied'arid intimated that^the occurred on Saturday last at Mr. the morning and that the following ency supported Herron. and the district- ofi,which;so"many simpler forms in making charges Reynold's farm east'of town. Ellis organizntions be invited to attend: Local Libersfls .attribute, the dfe- j-ears of roy life have been spent in cottoler ^ should be used. Graham pleaded not R-ynolds, a boy about il year? £* age/" the endeavor to,develop its .resources Bartenders, Bricklayers, Bridge guilty ?ml elected to be tried by a v.'as rounding iip" cattle "ECncT using a feat of,Macdonald to a lack ot organ- Workers, Brewery Workers, Carpen- ization, the indifference of the new and to promote its prosperity. - London, Oct. 29.—John Burns,' the iury. William Rudiak was charged rope for a whip to 'help him in his .abor leader'/ drew- down ui>on his ters, Flour Workers, Farmers' Socie-j work. Coming to a gate he alighted settler particularly the~American. and Sly father, the late Sir Alexander "I have cleaned up every deputy with abetting Graham in :the assault. the' anathmas of the laborite." ty of Equity, Laborers, Miners, 3!u- sheriff and constable in Fargo, and He. too, pleaded not guilty and elect- from his horse to open it when the the religious cry which was wantonly alt, who was the: founder of.the.or- sicians. Painters, Printers, all Rail- worked against Macdonald in several when in the House of. Commons this can lick your whole police force'^vas ed to be tried by a jury. horse bolted and the rope, catching ginal company, the North-Western way Unions, Socialist Party, Retail the boy's l-gs, he was dragged about localities oal'anci Navigation Company, do- afternoon he intimated that the the way a fellow named Nelson, a The first cose called this morning main disadvantages of the unem Clerks. Swede from North Dakota greeted the field until he died from concus- ated during his lifetime; monies suf- CREDENTIALS- at the Supreme Court was that o sion. cient to establish the Gait Hospital ployed laborites in Britain as compar Constable Kroenig and Detective Sar- King vs. Graham, in which the accus Every Union shall ^furnished with | onded to and by his will, left-an endowment ed to 'the "unemployed in America wa geant Egan when they rcsp ed is charged with stabbing Mar\ UVEY SCENE und, which at present amounts to ttfat the: Britons drank more than duplicate credentials in.the follovriug,a messagc from a questionable resort Ferens, on the n'jtht of July 17 last nearly f-10,000. The requirement^ o their trans-Atlantic conferees. form and no delegate shall; be ad- j j^ m>ilt_ His physique lent weight Tho jury empanelled were E. Oxland tho city and districtj however,. now Mr. Burns .repudiated the sugges mittcd unless he produce same, neith-||o his°asseirtion for he is a husky C. Lowthcr, E. X. Wtikely, Gus. Nei LOXLANDTTiE er shall he be allowed to iake^ port| ] IN WINNIPEG tion that the difference lay in th wre5tler Q{ somft note Ln3t nighl ie dig, G. Firth and A. McCull .r!.. exceed the resources ; and capacity o the Hospital and I propose under the fact that the American unemploye in the convention until the same have j ^^ possession of the hou^e a,ud C. F. P. Conybenrc K.C., agent To _ following conditions to donate the had money in-their pockets. been jvcceptfd l.y the credentials com-j r^.-gneci suprome^xiniil the constables the attorney general, addressed th ONE TO GET JOB Winnipeg, Oct. ;29.—^Thc action tak sum of ?30,000.for its extension: _^ . "I have been in America mittcc. The credentials shall bej ar^ved " For a time Wrythmg \vas jury briefly outlining the history of! -en in Police Court by Hon. Colin he only difference rintetl in the following forms. rough house. Krot'nig got the first the crime. The accused Graham is •The City of Lethbridge to donate"™* To the First Convention of Tnde- Campbell, against E.L. Howell, a . fall and knowing he had to "do" the alleged to have stabbed Mary Ferens E. Oxiand has been appointed jan- $30,000, to 'grant an annual- contri-Nf ^ the .unemployed in America xindent J^\\ •,' Party of Lethbridge, prominent barrister has aroused bution for maintenance, freedom from those . or th,s country was that other fellow or get hurt the way he near a cottage at the Windsor Hotel itor of the Central and Kindergarten great interest, ; for. a short time .a.ter rovince of Alberta: got after Mr. Nelson wasn't slow after she had returned from a ciivus I schools. There were over sixty appli taxation in perpetuity, and reduced This certifies that Bro. has The remarkable scene of/the Attor wore better dressed. Many However, as he vvas pommeling e- with some friends. W. C. «inis for the position but Afr. OXT water and light rales." been duly elected a. rink-gate to ththe.e' j iiey General, -Colin H. Campbell, o • of Uiem do nofdrink so much as do fe low named James Hunt who nppcarcd for the defence. land's previous good record as jani- "The trustees of the-Gait Hospital j . Manitoba, being vigorously kicked unemployed workmen, nbovc convention with powers to vote wat„<.' lfii t a hand in the Mary Kerens the girl assaulted was tor of the schools stood him in good to have a majority vote in the ad- across Main'' Street was one whic but British workmen have an advan- on a membership of^. in ^jKaTUC and kicked die constable on the first witness called. She recount- stead and the beard at a special ministration of the affairs of the in- was witnessed by hundreds of cit tage in the number of days they are Union. Xo. the temple, partially stunning him. ed, the story of the stabbing. She mooting last night gave him the ap- zcns. when that worthy official was stitution." idle" Signed: Sargeant Egan jumped in and Kroe- h.id iMJen to the circus with Jas. Tre- \ ointment. The duty of taking cure "I shall be glad.to leave my pro- Prcs. assaulted by E. L.. Ilowell, son of th Loud cries of "It is untrue!" "It i; nig-and Nelson went after round No. levenn. Fre, Mr. Burns' statement. Dnte This was anybody's -round. Nelson cin^s Rudiak and Graham sat behind j minster School and his salary. and in the meantime I shall arnvngc whom "Mr.,Campbell had insulted on INVITATIONS is a pow«>rful man and had just them and after the circus followed j increased SlO a month to pay for the for plans for the new building to be Sunday night, when Howell was «:n- FIGHT FOR LOCAL OPTION. We also suggest that the ?•».!< *•:••>!?• enough liquor in him to make him them home. The company were to j extra work. dea,voring to secure thfi release of drawn by a skilled hospital architect circular letter shall be prin'ivl nndjcrazy. Tho svrgoant's biliy scorned to the Good Co. iro croam parlor and 1 He will bo required to give his entire for the consideration of the city. Toronto, Ont., Oct. 30.—A temper two political prisoners who had been ance wave surging up from the Unit sent to all union* in the ririni; ;,'so j have no effect, the man's head seem- wncn they came to the cottage Rud-j attention to the carcUking of the locked up by order of Mr. CamFOci:..j "Yours faithfully, ed States is once more making its**l to the Socialist Party. i^d made of iron. Finally the fellows ink was walking on the sidewsidewala k in ji two buildings. for political effect. .- • ' , "E. T. Gait." felt in . A hundred contest, To the Secretary of I>.;i.ii- had enough of their own game and front of the cottage. Having said J DOCTOR GETS 15 YEARS Howell threatened then to thrash T under the'local option law will tak Benr Sir and Bro.—A 01 il 'o f»n-1 came- to tlu* police sUitinn. good night to Trelevan she went The Council s opinion of Mr. Gait's Montreal, Oct. 30.—Dr. J. U. Geo- the Attorney General in public the offer, is expressed by the following phco in the province in January. se\ vention is issued to yo\ir union for Thi* morning tllcy put up $20 through a gate at the side of the ; frion, president of an alleged "Club"' first time they met, which happened motion. enty-four local prohibition as™ th the purposo of adopting a platform! f.nch an(] Nelson paid ?8 to buy the cottncjo \vhoro some one grrtl;l)»>d her. candidate to ropro- a now pair of trousers, •uho with several membors w.^re con- to be on Main.St. this afternoon. "That the generous offer of Mr. to secure r* ptr.i of local option b\ and selecting ¥hc sereamrfl ond tho man let po and Howell took the Attorney General sont the I.L.P. of the T*lhbrulge rid-.{ now shirt for the deU-ctitrr, JlOUhc saw the nccusod running across ™< revolting. crimes on the cvi- Gait regarding the Hospital be grate- laws. Toronto wilt join in the fight or a by the throat .and demamled an apol- ing in tho forthcoming provincial el-- ,' damages to th- o constable'-- -s watch- r' the back yard. When she left tno|donce of boys, was zs. morning sen- fully acknowledged ami that a bylaw ogy on bended knew, which Mr. Camp cction. The convention will be hold j xvhich was broken by a kick and $2| troot gate she heard Rudink \vr tenced to fifteen years in the pen- be pirpn red and presented to the peo- GOES TO EHGLAND. s bell refused to give, whereupon How- in the I-abor TcmpK Lethbridge, on e>qvns<' in cleaning 7-0 Simmons "witness admitted itentiary are to be sentenced ple for vote. The bylaw to cover Ottawa, Oct. 30.—Postmaster-Gen- el! proceeded to kick him vigorously Monday, N'ov. Wh 1908, and will ff tho constable's coat that 5=he