-. V ' '"*1-.' t ""'^i*-- f ,4-.—t!-. . 4 -~ , J - / j M fl ■ '...-• 44- ~ I Industrial Unity is Strengt THE OFFICIAIi; ORGAN OF DISTRICT NO. 18, U. M.:W. ojT^L^^ . , ,-^SsT teK*i-5iatiVe-_ 3@j^titica.l UnitY is* Victory- ;*w-tj -.••• VOL/. IV. NO. 6. fernie, b.-. c,, Saturday, October 3, isos. TT-V QgT-P 1908- TFT $1.00 A YEAR. !'-• -.a**" '• "r, ' ' . *-.,, ;■ 1 \ \ "* * " ." y '*' -.'' ' ' " *"> '.- • • ■'"■ ,y y ,'..'■-" ■"' ' v, •*■"• '' . A Complete Line of -1 "" - , V E '■:■'"' 1 NOW ON HAND ' LABOR'S CHAMPIONS J GATHE IN HALIFAX -t f yBeds, Bedding, Kitchen Ranges, High-Class Parlor and Dining-Room Furniture, Crockery, etc.v\Watch . . for our specials next week, * Complete House Furnishers FERNIE, B.C. em 1 ■ t .\.>- 1..-4 We have a,complete stock of Mens Fur- '■•-,-.- °"" , ■ ■ " ',..'■>'. nishings, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Ca<ps _1vT-..,. K.....11 ~u O « ~uii_iiti iluv "vyur-pncusTiirs; tO'-ver- ~ wi ii- aIKi-S*3G4-US7 SPLENDID BODY OF MEN REPRE- j . SENTING INDUSTRY FROM i ATLANTIC,TO PACIFIC ' HEARTY WELCOME EXTENDED BY MAYOR CROSBY TO THE , . TRADES AND LABOR ;° . CONGRESS ' (THE CONVENTION,' IS STRONG ! „ AGAINST IMMIGRATION BONUSED BY GOVERN- MENT-SALVATION . ARMY METHODS " The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada- held its opening session in Halifax" under the most happy auspices., The* meetings were held in i the historic assemby chiimb'-r and i the delegates were honored visitors \ to -the city. Mayor Crosby express-- ' sed 11 most hearty welcome to thr convention and at the city hall the -( delegates were made lo feel at home ' and formed many pleasant acquain ., taucos. i The morning was taken up with the presentation of the report of the executive, and the addresses of welcome by President Scott, Mayor i Crosby, Premier Murray and a response by President Alphous.^ Verville of the Congress. > * The Congress is Against Bonused Immigration The whole of "the afternoon was take-i up with a;' discussion of the governm-nt'si immigration policy and of _ the Salvation Army's part in this work. Colonel Lamb" and iLt.-Colonel Howell, of the Army, were present and -made a strong defense, of the' He. was , one of the first to move in LOCKHART & GILLESPIE The Workingman's Store ' ' •'" " " ."', * Ne-xtjo the B-vnk of Commerce: YOU WILL SAY, IS IT POSSIBLE that I ran buy nood fruit lnnda with u Rood supply water within 30 miles of Fernie, on instaiment plan. §5 down, $5 per month, no interest for fust year, for a live acre tract during the life of contract? This oll'oj* will not last long, ns the. price mny bo advanced after 1st January.next, bo if you want Good Fruit Lands at at the bottom price apply at oncd. Do it how ! Sales have exceeded our best expectations so fnr. Wo find it easy to sell n cood article, ami-such easy pnyrnentR'nre positively not offered by ntiy oilier company.- Write for Circular of ''Kootenai Irrigation Tract." D, W. HART, Baynes, B.C. •'■.",'"■4!".' ."'','.' "• Agent for Canada ■■ •"B.,1.0 trace of them can be found, and the list above does not include any of "those^wh'o lost their lives'between Fernie lind)Michel. ' » COULD NOT ARRIVE AT A VEDRIOT Regarding the Causa Fire of the Fernie K ' The, coroner's inquest ou tho bodies of tho victims of tho big lira of August 1nt wns held in tho provincial court house, ut 8'o'clock Thtirsday night by Coroner H. A. Wilkes, aud the following jury; K. F, Am bery, foremim; H. fl. Lockhart. J, S. Volume, K. A. 'Kummer. P. A. Gallogher and Joseph Lyon. The number of hodlen found since the fire in thn immediate,neighborhood of Pernio wbk ninii*. Walter Pord, „Maggie Ford. Theodore Ford nnd William Pord, of West Ferule, swho wore all found in n well where Ihey hud taken rofiiKii when nil live* linen of escape hud been cut off, nud where they Imd perished from suffo- , cntlnn* Kllifl Vernon Lane, of Went Penile, iiIho (Uncovered in n well; Me. Hhhii Lnonnrd, sometimes known iih Leim Hell, found in the ruins of her home in Hosmer*, Clnm IlnwRon, <iu first report*-* culled Turner) of Fernie Annex, nn invalid, who wnH curried (rom her homo, and laid in an the vicinity of the Cedar Valley mill in West Fernie, He drove, to-the scene and found that the flames had got beyond the control of those who wero fighting it, Ho ndvitied them to go to the mill and endeavor to Have the property, which he comddored in imminent danger; while driving to tho mill he saw llro nbnut one milo south of that point,, nnd iiIho flro ncoss the river: drove tn tho first lire, which wnH between the Gront Northern railway truck and the river imd It nlHO wiih beyond control. By tho timo he arrived bnck at tha mill that property wiih on lire. His territory extended from Crow's Neat to Gout Fell and from the international boimdnry lino to sixty miles north. Since thu lire near the Cedar Mill In June he hnd,hnd men out. extinguishing it iih iiIho had the mill people; he oumdderi'd thnt under ordinary eon-1 ditioiiH there wiih no fenr of It do. Inif nny dnmngn. .1. L. Hiittiin of the Cednr Valley mill mild thnt he hud seen lire burning amonpfi hoayt of old stumps on a small rnnoh a mile Houth of the mill und between the Great Northern railway truck and the Klk river; that methods and policy of the organiz.a- tion, chiefly in. the1 way of an ex- planation and reply to the charges in .the report .of *\V.. It. ,'Trotter. The reading of this report took about an hour and for two ".hours and a half ■the discussion continued. No definite action was taken. This will come later, but the delegates who spoke' were unanimous against the bonus system in immigration and dctermin- j ,od that it'myst stop. The Dile7atos Are . • • Good Speakers I I The splendid speaking nbiliy of the delegates is noteworthy.. Mon of marked tulent followed one another in quick sucession, Simpson, Sinclair, • Pettipiece, Studholmej Drnper, Sherman and others were speakers of whom any nssemby might well be proud. In the evening the. delegates were entertained to an "at home", in the city council chamber of the city hnll, which wns beautifully ' illuminated and decorated, An orch<stra supplied, music and refreshments were supplied, Mayor Crcmby wns ou hnnd helping to make tho delegates nnd .gurntH feel nt homo and he wiib hon- ,,„.; r*„...4,,:i 1, i 1 -r 1 i or(-''1 with " delegate's badge. WIN Dor Coiinc held on Tuesday even nc •• -n 1 . v(. . . ^ „ .. „.., , ■■■■■-«■■* i-M-iiiiiu linm Roche and Michne Carney were ■it 1 £ Tn™ ''inST ^ , «l«o there. Among tho prominent Hie bylaws were rend nnd passed ,„,,,„„ w,,,(' Mfs j Kj(,r ^.^ M,BH Kicr Hardie and Mm. Verville, the direction of political action. i He had been a Socialist for more > than twenty-live years. He presented' fraternal greetings from tin* mother country, and heartily hoped that the congress might result in aiK.ther step. in the movement toward economic' emmicipaticri. (Applause.), ' Alphonse'Vi rville, M. P., was the.i! introduced, took his place, and also \ the gavel of chairman, and asked for' the/report of the convention com-' mittee., , | Says the Men j Arc Not 3uitjd , ! F. H.- Sherman; nf Alberta, snid the people ofthe West hnd had some experience of tlie kind of-rnen brought out by th.'. Salvation Army. It had been fount! out n some of our mines that if a mn-.i is brought out by thc Salvation Army it is a bar to his employment—they too often are physically unfit. They are worn out and what the employer.:, themselves want is not men worn out by the employ^ evs'of the old land. They want pretty stnng serfs. He desired to put himself on ivcird as saying that Unpeople of the West, the trades union-1 ist-s of the. West, are 'not opposed to wholesome immigration.. What w want, 'though, is not more immigrants but men who will make good Canadians. . We are ready for good British immigrants, suited to . thc country, under "'proper auspices, instead of the Doukhobois and Dream-,' ers who have been brought out. We are not opposed to immigration when there is work for the men to do. But this condition does not ..prevail now.' .The.-situation _is-alaun in "—in—the—cities, and in the towns of-the West/— men out of work. The Salvation Army must be careful in regard to this im- -migration—indiscriminate immigration—even to .-the land. We object to the Salvation Army continuing'in this work and we object to the policy of the government in their immigra- i tion methods. (Cheers,) The Evils of the Capitalistic Influence It, P. Pettipiece, of Vancouver, oh- FERNIE'S mtm*Me%mea-em%w*memmewm—eM-meeMe—e—e—ee^ BIG STORE Call and inspect our. stock of choice Groceries and Provisions which are arriving daily. We have the pick of the market on Fruits and Vegetables Just asi you notice the crowd, is making for the CO.- FIRE AT MICHEL. A. lire which caused considerable loss occurred -at. Michel'.on Monday last; Sept. 28th, three places of business being entirely wiped out. Two butcher shops we're consumed, along with, the printing 'ofllce of George Moikle, who had just got started, having only printed two issues. The loss is a severe blow to George, and his friends here are sorry for him, us it is understood his plant is nn entire loss. TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL At a meeting nf the Trades and Ln- «--> J. open spnee covered with wet blnnketslhii hnd not mien nnyone near It or he but who wuh burned to death; John ,1'ulph, of Hosmer, killed by milfocu- . Hon, nnd nn unidentified (jirl _ of about nineteen earn of age, who was found burned tu death in the ruitis of the old Waldorf Hotel, old town. The evidence of witnesHeH who were present when the bodied were discovered and identified wn« tnken.the only body unidentified, being that of the littlo Kill, found in old town. The old hotel in 'which the child's re. uniiiiH wero. unearthed v*n-,t occupied nt the lime by several fiimilicc* nf 'uiviKUfU nud un tluy have, become sonttered it hns been impossible to dlitpovei' her identity. Hevernl witnesse* were nl«o heard Iri un effort to trnee the origin of the lire and the exncl locality in which , it a-oAswI the Klk uvuv. W. A. Hamilton, firewarden, who wa* in .'Fernie nn the day o{ the (Ire, km Id that ubmit noon lib attention vtt\* attracted to the donao tmioko thnt1 wait rising iu upon 1. motion was curried Unit nil members withdraw their money from banks who refuse to pntronUu the unions of the city, As llro, W.. D, Ross wiih leaving soon the office of recording secretary wns open. On balloting Urn, W, S. Stanley was duly elected to the vacancy. It^wHs decided lo innufrurate.n free employment of Hon, and the secretary was instructed to post notices for a mnnnger for the offltte, , A special meeting is to be held on Mondny evening for'the purpoHo of considering the npplicntintis for the manager. A resolution wns mnde thnt this council utmiKt tin- Gladstone Local U. M. W. A. in their efforts to help remove the houses of ill-fame from the Fernli- annex. 1 A NEW BlflHOP, Victoria, H.C., Oct, l.-Tho an- would hnve wnrnod them of the dun- ••'"•"-"••*■■« "I »•■•, .tpjwint.nuiil ui iho K-ir ui* Uwits win, it ■iiitmcily ui cni.u .U,v' ^r* -^^niuler MncflwiaJJ, ' vi- HlashiiiKH iu the immediate neighbor-"enr-generul of Aiitlgoiiish, N,S„ to hwl. He believed thnt the fire jumped the Ilishoprlc of Victoria, B.C., came the river ut this point tn the. Cocuto, (roin H(JII1(, ft |,,w dfl (0 fliding of the C. I', railway, | , Joiin way Miniuii, who lives 11111 nit n milo from Fernio in the direction ol Oncatn, slated that the fire crossed the river near his residence' nud swepi up the valley to tho Fort Stoela Drawing compnny'H buildings and tlience through Fijrnl". The Jury returned a verdict Unit the victims named above came to Midr death by the (Ire which swept through Fernio ami vicinity on AuguKt 1st, nnd added a strong rceomrn'mdntinti to thn ffowrnnicnl to inorr-ANi- the number of fire wardens, '••■■jh-cislly dnrln-r the iljngeriitis nt"ttfli.'l <)f th- year. They wero unable, to d.-ddi from the evidenpe plnced befor- thi«m how the lire originated. *• Hevrral |wo|ile nre mtlll missing, but A UNION DEPOT. Kdmonton, Oct, l.—I'riflldenl C. M. Hays, of the Grind Trunk raciflc, when here, snid the G.T.H. and C. N, It, would have a union depot nt this city. NOTICE A meeting of tlu> Socialist 1'nrly of Fernie, will Im held on Sunday night, (Oct. -Hli) «t 7.S0 prompt, Uuulness*. Disciunion on tlie campaign. All comrade* of the almve local aro requcited to be imwul.' ,Kverybof|y else wejeonte, ..-JAMES I.AXCA.STKU. . Secretary, The Oponlng (lddre«s Of Welcome The session was opened with an ad- dri'ss of welcome by llnhr-rt K. Scott, president of tlie Hnlifnx Trades nnd Labor Council—an address punctuated with applnuse, and chnrncterizod by the ring of sincerity. In its course Mr. Scott mnde. reference to the importance of the Con- gri'HH. Proceeding he stated that never hud the history of trades unionism been brighter than al present, Coming to the mutter now to the fore in the interest nnd attention of the labor forces, Mr, Heott referred to the movement "yet in its Infancy" townrd independent political notion. Ills allusion to the progress already Hindi' were received with applause nnd •beer..., I lie fon-hiiw with hope a day when all public utilities would be in the. 1 hands of tin* p»ople—so, evidently did the ilelepiitfH present, for they iipphmdiil to the echo,, Heinuikf. i.y .-ruu-rmil , Ueleguto Fryue, yeriintnii. Ph., repre^entine* the Aniiriaui F. deration of Labor, followed. He designated his duty as , Himply that nf Hnving "Hello I" } He wmild not,,lie said, speak at |i<'ngtb, but would merely repeat thnt it gave him the greatest pleasure to be present, nnd li" would report with pleasure on hi- return, the progress made nt this convention. ■I J. KUr Hardle't Ariclrm J. Kii-r Hiinli1, M, V., Independent Labor Party, Great Hritnin, Ix-ing niiuouiici d, |)i'i>l<iigi*i1 flpplatiM' arid eric* i.f "HurM* Hurru!" mail.* it im- jwxjilble f«r bim U» |imcr><<l for *'.m" tirn*». A tiiiih- uiu'i'iiist of f.nty y,nt*' stnudi'ig, he nil" not, be said, preseiif 'nf* n deleirat.-, but in Un a waiiil.-iiinc tipwdOT, jected to blaming the Snlvatio-i Army for all the. immigration ills.. They were uo more responsible for them thnn any one else. What they were doing was simply part i.f.n system— the outcome of capitalistic influence, ft was this influence—the C. P. It., G. T, P, nnd others—who were inducing the. Salvation Army' and other "ln- bor-skin*iing" agencies, to go on bringing in cheap labor. He spoko of capitalism'as n'cancer, which Conservatives and Liberals altye were pampering. He laughed at ' C'donel Lamb's remark that the Salvation Army was u kind of Christian Socialism. The party he favored wus a party that would abolish this thing called capitalism, Bonused Immigration Must Stop Now P, M. Draper, Ottawa, snid the question under discussion would never down till it was settled and settled right, That right settlement wus the stopping of all bonusing of immigration. (Cheers,) lie believed the birthrate of this country i1, niifli- oient, provided the men are properly fed, to provide the people required to do all the work that is to be done, There nre enough of these to tuke up nil the lauds in the West that are being frittered ' away. The bonusing of immigrants must stop und Mop now. (Loud Applnuse,) riftmiMlMlMlMliTidilBIili^ 8 ' Wiiee Did You Get that Hat ? CITY FAVORS PUBLIC OWNERSHIP Picked it up in the rush, did you ? Well, get a new one at MRS. TODD'S Open in bhidi* old htiun.1 3 fit fii I*) fi) :*Mr\^mmA*ummm Vot) Was Small But in Both Cases Dtcliively In Favor of thr. Proposal Tin1 ileeiniou on Saturday relative to the taking over of the I.leetrio Light and Wut'-r, service Irom the f". N. I-.. L. h Power Co., Ltd.. wat. curried bv snbstantinl miijoritiea. These were 87 votes cast iu favor of the purchase of Un- lighting piiinl, It, being against, For tin* vinli'frtorko .-.yMr-m Mt, voti- were iu favor and 1G against, Tin- bv'biw calls for an expenditure of •JiJIfj.Wifi nl whicn •Jtifi.twu ih lor nn* purchase of the water works, the hiil- nnce. *K.0,(VH,, for the Klectrie Light plant, The company we limlcr-dund will build a power house in th«' vicinity of old town. The waterworks main "-ill !*•• "xteud.-d to Fairy **>■■■! falls, thus ehnnplng the sourn Mi'iply fiuu. Coal Creek. the time of hi* illtiecs. Prior to O'un-jvolver lilf to Fertile lii> kervd for ninny mutch years on the fi. .\\ W. Mount.-il Po. lice and wus considered an ellleient nfllcer. DiceuM-d uiw 1111 Knglishman by birth und wus \U yenrs of age, LOST MEDALS TO BE FIE-ISSUED. 1,1.-1 v ,',■!' nt tbe reeulnr tniM'tlne i.f the Winnipi'p peiiernl hoipitul the .seer.tury wus million/..d to i»8ue du- plieute diplomns and iiudaU f> Nurn- .■s MeKibbon, Corm-tt and Luidlow, "f1.1..'lt|.4 I f fill. 111,. I.it'll ll-ll/l t|i>ir dipl'iiiiux and inediiU in (In i*. »t fire iii this city. cpinode of last, Nii'wduy'H The elmrg.' iigain.t P-trMi of having fln-d u "hot with it.l.-nt t-n do great bodily harm wu« v.itlir'riiwn. KILLED IN EXPLOSION. KilifMoii. On(„ Sept, M.-Vnrtln Soiifh xx-nt killed and hk hr.ifh.-r trum ,,f (fl.'vrlnnil, Ohio, seriously jnjuri-ii, in ,i., . -\pi—.I'-fi of .ly-mriiit.. ti.d.iv *«)i||.. i.l.i-lJIif,'. RAMMED HALIBUT STEAMER. Viet.iru, H.C., Hepl. ,*|0. ■ Th.- hull' but Mi-urner Ida Muv, with thirtv jih(jii«,iuii p'.iiii.lrt ol hiilibut f"t Tale.uio., vMtt iiuiinii-ii by I'linei-sh Victoria tin* morning off Appleh<-r Point, J v.I.i!. tl,. f-4.m11 r *rt.*i- riiuidiii; full npinl. Tin funnel Vi'M.el ■Aa,-) rlldell. ,( ,,voiing tu crow the Vu*t"ri(i's \xun, J lie J'jjiifi'ns Vieiorjii nml "-e.ireely any way on at the time of tli.< necl- ♦lent. Tin* crew of the tMiuig boat wu» -iivi'd and the IxMt budly dum- agi'd, but wiih lynched to •.nve linking. re- EX-CHIEF PENNVQUICK DIES OF PNEUMONIA \lr. J. IVtmyrulrk. at one 'thn- rhi.-f of police in this city d'n d -it Ci.tnbii.nk honpltttl on Friday 'f h.i week from an attack of pin uin'.iiin, t'iipsu-ity ui j Tin" «Jt-<hiil wa*ir» Im empl»y ul the jC. X. P. (*. Co. at (jitbon.id'i up '•■ SHOOTING AT GAME. V<«-'v.rii, ItC. Ji'-pt. '»)--Two lim-i*, i:':Br' rating iM and e..«t'\ w,t.> thii liii.iiiiiig I'harp.'d iu the l'nllc.;' (*-urt a* Si'v- V.'e,«tmiii.*t'T ngnln<.t fi.orre Parish, traiutr of thu Vancouver in- critiH'. i'.iiii, f"r hi* part iu tlv r • AUTHOR'S SUOOEH DEATH. .S.iii. ivtll... Mom., {"ept. .*% --I'lv.' ii-'iii- ,.U> 1 lo-. miirrutge ti»(,iy to Mi**- Kiln P.upe Adartit, danghttr o! Cba**. !'..Ih-n Adam*, ih.* iiiifb'.r Wsl- jti-r ."t-i.tf Sawyer, of tiiii- nix. di-d at |f*omerville hiwpital, where h- hii.l un* I>i(.''in- nn »|h ration l-.r u'.ji- ii.l;«_-»tw». MiinH-. S. id ,*i0. -rriii'.uu. 1 UsL-r. ol N't* Y<.ik, r«-laiii- bi» tj«l» aa then cliatnpion t,t tlu- w rid. .. ;;•**--...- ■--'.* -Vi v* -....--''' - ..'».-■ _r. ■ -'.'.-»-: PAGE TWO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3,, 1908. FERNIE INDUSTRIAL PROVIDENT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«**♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i ■ " - Well, rather! * Better than ever, too. ' n. *" {t ■•) PHILIP CAROSELLA ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ r ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •*» ♦ -♦ LIMITED . It J will be news to some, and good news we hope, to learn that the above society has been formed in-Fernie and do intend in. a very short time to open a store iri the.Miners' Block; on Victoria Avenue. ■ . But to inany,'*"espq"clally the working men of Fernie. and .'District, it is well known t that the' "possibilities and impossibilities, of forming such a society liave been considered by a largo number of persons (especially those who have been Co-operators in Great Britain) for a long time. A fe wmonths ago a committee was appointed, to go into ' the matter, to find out in what position we would be in relative to the laws of the Dominion, and Province, the wholesale and loealtrading interests, and what reception we should meet' with from the people of this District. It was found that in the first two instances our position would be favorable, in the latter more than fa* vornble, we found the residents 'of this place were 'pleased to khpw that it was our intention to start a store in Fernie. We drew up n copy of rules, were registered asa .Society under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act. We nest tried to.find a location for our store that we might start at once but were not successful at that time; so we put the matter before the min-' ers" union which body was intent on building a home for their union, u place for recreation,' reading aiid games for its members, and other working men, and an excellent Opera House' for the city, and they decided at the same time to add four' excellent pail on tlie front of their large buildintr for stores, the same to be rented' to the Co-operative Socijty. Our Society' was retarded by the fire as most other things have liven. , But the past few Veek3, the committee has been busy making a canvas of the District telling of the. movement, etc.", and have had splendid results in their efforts. People have taken shares to the amount of hundreds," fifties, twenties, fens and five dollars. . ' We have employed our manager, T. .C. Hicks,", of Lethbridge." He comes with a- good experience of the business and good references, is now employed at, thn "work in the above town, but will be with ^ us in'a few days. When becomes we hope.to and Jasr^Bower*-; of Red yDeer, -looking"; into the operation of eastern'pork packing plants. B .*;*; ■ -% Mr. Harrison stated that/the "Members of the'.commission .''met in^To- ronto; and visited'the plants,'there, including ■Davies' big pork-packing plant.'-The}' also 'inspected the plants in Collingwood, ; .Brentford, London; Hamilton, Ottawa;-; Buffalo, Chicago, and Winnipeg. In Chicago they visits cd Swift's, big plant'and stock" yards; and were very courteously treated by the officials of that company, .who' gave them all. the information they required...-.*■ *''-;"!■'.'■ .- ■ - - ' '.- ,.;• '.*,■ •' ■\.Mr. Harrison seated that the. .'cooperative packing plants in Ontario had not proved^very successful,' as the/farmers would- not support theni .as they should.' Pork in Ontario ia very scarce at the present time, and the price-'is 6 1-2 and-7'cents per pound. Among nall the smaller plants they had visited; in Ontario Mr. Harrison said he did not see one to, equal the plant recently established iii Edmonton. . - ■ The commission have how practically .concluded ' their investigations, and will prepare a report to be presented to the .provincial government onjhe pork industry in Alberta, and tha advisability, of establishing _ a government packing plant in the province.' '. , , ■ '/...., Mr. Harrison stated that the people hejhad met while-away "were" deeply interested in Edmonton and this part of 'Alberta. The Twin City exhibit created a very favorable impression at the Toronto Fair. 'The grains and grasses wen; given to the- Toronto churches for their harvest festivals.. tHe' afternoon ^ by 'j-way - of thef'C.P.E: At 1.30 he will entertain a ,'number of; prominent'citizens, including the Piemierf'Mayo'r litcDqugall and others at, his private-Jcajr, hear the", C.N.R. station. His" object in ^visiting, Canada is set out in a statement'made before ' leaving England; He.'said".it was for the" purpose of "going over as much as possible of the country whereof I have, heard so much;, but liave never yel~seen.' I have" frten.o'B there whom 1 have not .aeen - for years. ■ ., ; Fielding at Qalti Gait, Ont.,. Sept. 30—If the applause which greeted Hon. Mr. Fielding's speech tonight is any indication of Ihe Liberal, feeling here, the representation of Waterloo may be changed? when polling day comes. The attendance was estimated:at 2,500,' and was composed of' men*: and women who came for information and inspiration. - "'•. Sifton at Souris; . Souris, Man,, ,Sept. 30.—A . large, audience gathered to hear Hon. Clifford Sifton tonight, Mr, Sifton was heartily applauded. Ho dealt with the broad issues of the day. Referring to the scandal charge • ho said that no member of the Opposition had dared to impeach his character in- the House of Commons; where provision was made forbearing such ^charges. ' ,:" .. ' * . TWO MONTHS FOR DAN HASSEN :*> ::i • ■'r Waldorf Hotel (In Rear of Old Stand.) v; TABLE UNEXCELLEO Bar supplied j with" the Finest Brands ...of Wines, Liquors and Cigars .". MRS. S. JENNINGS, Prop., (Formerly of Central Hotel.)', Geo. C. Egg, A.l.C.,- William Haldane, EGG & HALDANE. Architects and Valuators. "Who said Fire? *,v- * *° ■ j We did., We are firing away at . the old business. " CRtE & MOFFA-yT I FERNIE C.;W, Davey 8" Co., Props, ■ ■ *.■■' ■- y ■*' i v, i-. - ■\-y r-**£';; ■ We may be » little up-set but just smile. ' Fernie, B.C. Nelson, B.C. t<xn>*>*> ♦♦•»♦♦♦♦•»♦♦» ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦ '♦•»'*>- :—■•••••■••■•^•••••••••••■•••••••••t—mm <► o it o o <> o it ft .it o o t> it, n it tt it it n o it -THE- i i i i i i i i ( Canadian Bank of Commerce i Arc now prepared to transact yctrr Banking business in temporary quarters in rear of their late office, pending the erection of new premises. • 11 -THE- Canadian Bank of Commerce Fernie Branch H. 1. EDMUNDS, Manager I •MK i4M'4>'M~H~t*-*H"14''M'*M*'M^ "+ * A COMPLETE STOCK OF OFFICE '** SUPPLIES Lod««r8, Journal.1-*, Cash Hooks, Slmrmon Fylos, Filing DiiviYon, Ulimk Hooks, Luttur Trays, Ink Wolls anil in fact i*v<?rytiling tliut is nocoHsury to rofunuRh your oflino-it SUDDABY'S Ajjunt for Komington Typewriter, Kodaks, Wator- inan'fl Fountain 1'oim, oto. 'SPTy-ninT'ro'ivofjrTit onWinHToHiave. if possible, our. store open by next pay. day. '. - " Tlie members hnve held their first annual meeting at which the following gentlemen, were elected .to the various positions: -.' , . ,' . .- President—Mr. John Wilde.' Board of Management — Messrs; Wililam Lancaster, Thomas Biggs, William Dickinson, Thomas Uphill, Albert'1 Cnrtlege, Charles " Edgar,' Thomas Sims, Thomas Spears, William H. Evans, John Dudley, Fred Miller. Secretary Trem-surer—Jatrios Lancaster. , . The meeting waa very well satis- lied with the progress so far, and expressed itself as having overy confidence in the future. We desire it to be known that this matter is not, confined to the miners almie, but it open to all pen-ions of good character, to take Hharos to the -.mount of one hundred (Shares ore five dolalrs each) or to become trading Tiii'iiil*.*1!1**. Wo welcome all to trade at our store where thoy will,be honestly dealt with. Tho following may be wan about fdinres-*, Messrs.- Win, Dickenson, II, Biggs, the prciuli-it ind secretiny. All communications to tlio Society must be addressed lo tho Secretary, .Tunies Lancaster, Box 104, Fermi*. We would, Mr. Editor, be glad to make the public familiar with every detail of our movement through ymir valuable paper, did up-lee permit, but with your permission we will add u few reninrks: The rules «.f the Society an published and popii-s will be sold at | berth, nn t'*n cents en'h. The obji't'ls of the Society arc to jf : '• irry on business us grocers, dry J goods nii'rchiints mid general dealers, both wholesale and retail. Kileh iiiember shall receive out of the lurplu-. receipts of the Society, niter providing for the expense then" nf. in each i-uurter, intercut, five per ci-ut, upon every paid up shore, not ti.nlid tlp.m standing to Ids or bet account on the" booljH of the Society. j Tbe u.'t proflti of all business ear- ! riid on by the Society alter paying | cxpi'iiscs of niunageinent, intereht, '•le,, iduill bi. divided among the The District ■ Court got through witlt several eases yesterday afternoon and this morning. The case of Oscar Fitzrnaurice against Tlios. Weiston' for assault and. doing grievous bodily harm, was dismissed. F. Gancher had accused a- companion, Francis Ford, of stealing liis valise from the .C.P.R. depot. , Judge Winter heard his explanation that he took the valise to*take care of itJrom Gaucher, as they/were,going away together. The, judge dismissed the charge', but told Ford he might.bet-, ter.look after his own affairs. with" ^un--na"siien"!w!S cnaTged; stealing a ■ bridle and bit on August 26. The judge found, him guilty, and sentenced him to two months' imprisonment. , ■ He" has .been in. the Barracks one mouth already awaiting trial. *, *.. y-'ly A traSyat THE CAPITAL Ottawa, S.pt. .TO,—David .D. Rear- don, .'i young man, was instantly killed, and Thos. Fox seriously, injured, by falling over a precipice in the rear of St. Jean Baptiste church to the rocks forty, foot below. Fox and a young lady.were sitting ou n bsnch near the end of the cliff whon Reardon approached, and is said to havo made insulting remarks, whereupon he was attacked by Fox. In their struggle the mon fell over the cliff with the results stated, Fox sustained a broken .arm ^iind internal injuries, ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER of the Estate of Melissa, Leonard, late of'the City of. Fernie, • deceased. -./NOTICE is hereby given'' that all persons having ■ any , claim or demands against the latciMclissa Leonard, who died on or about the First day of August, 1908, at Fernie in the Province of British Columbia," are required to send <by. poBt prepaid, or to deliver to the undersigned solicitor for the executor and trustee under the Will of the said Melissa Leonard,'tlieir names and addresses and ,full particulars in , writing, ,of .their claims and statements of their accounts ', and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them.. ''And TAKE NOTICE that after the First day of ..November, 1908,-the said executor and trustee will proceed to distribute • the assets'of the deceased among the" persons entitled thereto, having regard .only, to the claims of which he shall then h.ive .had_notice,«and-the_said_executor»-and- tifustees will not be liable' for the said assets or any part thereof,vto any person of whose claim' he shall not then have received notice. * j' .'•DATED at Fernio the 14th day,of September,' A, D. 1908. ' ■ '■"'':. ■ -.*,' *' L. P.' Eckstein, • . ., Solicitor for the said Executor and ' Trustee, ... •.', ... Fernie, B.C. DR. WRiGLESWORTH, D. D. S. DENTIST Now doing business at. the HPalace Drug Store Fernie, B. C, FERNIE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AH kinds of help secured.' ' Satisfac. [■■ ,;'tion guaranteed.^ TERMS REASONABLE , Hotel Fernie Fernie's leading commercial house. :: A little bent,but still in the ring. S.F. Wallace, Prop. W. G. Bruce, Prop. . _'. ' The man who gets ybu a job. Opposite Postoffice, Fernie F„ C. Lawe - Alex., I. Fisher, . LAWE & FISHER, . ATTORNEYS ' ' ° Fernie,- B. C. H. W. HERCHMER BARRISTER, SOLICITOR Fernie, B. C. -•; We will do the best we can for yow. JOHN PODBIELANSIK W. A. CONNELL Pioneer Builder , and Contractor Fernie ESTIMATES FURNISHED of CONSUMPTIVES ON TRAINS. C. P. R. has Strict Rule for Disinfecting Sleeping Cars. «■"• | iiiciube» of tin,. Society In proportion jj# , >■' ixf illll.'lllll III Iflt-lf IMIM-IIHUI.* ill i.i' •n J,. 3,v ±, •-h't***4,''t*'i'''M^^ T-»-"rv' v v*" IIH'lllll-. Mix- dut'lu'r ■*i hxt'itnuxt'vm d,*it\>d, 1 t'ludly given by the officers i-iliilllitti"e. • i r.-iii.iiii. * * * * * « * * * * * * # Our atock i» nil cninpleti? now. \\V hnvo n full linn of MEN'S FURNISHINGS *********************** *' # # * * * II ♦ # '..4 III lll>..\ I]'.'.'."II, .1 Youw truly, JAMES LANCASTER Secretary PORK COMMISSION BACK. Montreal, Oct, I.—Mr. Meredith Eonnjiee, of Montreal, reoi'lilly .wroto lo the newspaper:-!1' stating that on a joumey, bitrtciiii Montreal and Cape Breton, n man in the last jstiiROH of lo be! eoiisumptinii occupied a sleeping when hu loft*the train the berth wn-, iiniiiediutely jtoltl .to a Canadian swuitor without ,lJie least atleinpt nt disinfecting It. * Tin* CI'.H, imil-oritluH at once in- slituii'd empiiiies to find out whether lliM oeciirreil on tho company'*' lino, and haw found out that it wns on another line, "Jf it Imd oeciiried o,n the C.I'.R.," paid Mr. W, E. ('ooper, the Hiiperin- tendi'iit of dining cur», .this morning, "I ''im give you my word It would not have, happeiud tho second time, Our nib' in regard to.the sanitation of ear.-, mid in pinticular with regm-d to.ilij.iutVcting, •ire" very utrlet. Wi* hiiPiiK'. f.iir I'lnnliivim with n hook nf I'iiK'b, mid take earn to see Uichc rules in.' oiivrved, That covering such cie.i-4 ih Mr. Koi-niree mentioin. in at, li-!...,1,.,.— "'Space occiipii'd by cnnmnnptiveK or tie-.* afilifti'd with nny other dis- fiiiif, miiii in.I lm. rt-nuhl nniil the ear luu ni-rivcd at Its terminnl Nation, mid Im, |j((>,i thoroughly dis- Infected, Spiiiniin. i|.,.(| |n Hudi. t.fHiccj khould I..' (rrmii'titly ohnned en routi and (..ii1.!;, iii',, ,i sx\\\f dWtuh .'t.iiii, ••• Real Estate Insurance and General Agents M. A. KERR & CO. Builders and, Contractors » Estimates Furnished RED HOT BREAD AND BUNS at MR. EWING'S ' *•! Pioneer Baker of Fornle WttUcott Undertaker Fernie's pioneer Funeral Director and Undertaker Pictures Framed of KING EDWARD HOTEL Wo still have flomo hot stuff. "A. Waiting for Ice. J. Gates, Proprietor ■ Fernie J. BARBER, D. D, S. * Dentist Fernie, B. C. W.R.Ross, K.C J.S.T Alexander ROSS & ALEXANDER Barristers and Solicitors Fernie, B 0. * Canada D. C. STORE H. W. Terry, Prop. Now Doing Business Call and lei us ■ii show you our list :|of cheap residential lots. We have FORT STEELE BREWING CO. Fernlt, B. 0. LAGER AUJ PORTER AERATED WATERS PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH US COME AND SEE US FIRST W. Stan. Terry Painter nnd Decorator Glvo ub a chivnco on your work,. Jifif, Maeleod, Alta. Return Men's Suit*. Sorgi' nt $7.f»() Wonlli-n rjjtlfwnr '«t 1 W» up fcjwrat'T*. i • • ' at I ,(X) up Shirts. IJlauk Satmn .al 75 up Boots and SfiOfs, Ladif-V Wtar, Ury iUuAa, Xotiom*, Ktc. " ' " "' nv-iviu-j c-wi txitk i ■ i!iij.i--,(>n, rHiimoil tn the i-it.v y..4.ii.f.|.i*,- (it.ui ii trip to Ku.-ttcrn ^1**11(11*111*. u-hi-n- !.• Iii-ii Uivn' with ********************* * '*ioii. B- A. VMUir. ut High ttiv- r. MILNER AT EDMONTON. Kefoury Bros. i-Anr Tcif. . • i.i, !.—Kiliiir.nlon will •ii-iinf;iiti>hr><i vifiti.r to ****** r,um a Trip to Eattc/n Can-. ad.*.. ! i! -—— | i;<lin..iil.iii ..t.-.-,. ih. |.—.v a. Harri-!ofi.h"'lil>' "'*v' ; ■■: ').- r..hu,it,hiL Hoittd nl^ht-<-ity it, ' l.-r .if tlie lU*')VtU-!^',;""r- '"!" nin'«t <-ni|nr< \ iiUli-r», who in ii..w! nu iv triji tlii'..i-»>houl this Ciuviitiiin! , ■■"■ . * .* «.••!. He wi.i i, «k« ii hri.i M»y..ni> im every part ot tne K>liiioiit..ii. ..EiivinsT, «»v*r tin? C.j in th,- i.i.rniiijr unci le-avini* in i ]■• TfUfi Ot IX'Ttl ,\Utvil_! »fi.- ■rrp-ftf»*Mf nf llrit^1 Lots For Sale m .V. R. City. ************** *. SEEDS, TREES AND BULBS * * For Full Planting * * Catalogue Ireo, Lnrpoflt Nurs« * * crio/i on tlio Pacific Slope * * M. J. Hsnry, Vtncouvar B.C. * * mt) Wr.olmlnsl'T Rnnd •* ************** J. £. HOGEHS, Prop. Drop in and aoo mo. L. P. ECKSTEIN BARRI8TER, SOLICITOR GARBUTT BU8INESS COLLEGE Calgary, Alta. IVpar.-,.! to tnlce any numbi'r of <4n-j|<l*.t«t. ... F, G. OARBUTT, Principal, .., Verrxie, B, 0. SHERWOOD HEnCHMER BARRI8TER. SOLICITOR Penile, B, O. V "*-j.",'■■ *:' ;.'. ^<^yy ::-:'Jf-™-:' rA?'<'. " <■" ^wf^??^^ -.-.)'. im-. THE^DISTRtCT LEDGER,, FERNjE, B. C.^SATURQAY, OCTOBER 3, 1908. f \ |W »■* *' * ". ■* / » - - 'i J* T 'W .'^-l ■> - ' 4 , »>r| * -*1 * 4 > f ■ __ _L PAG* 1 fit 3 • I'1' In, - T -ipfse old reliable firin will -•''"• be glad to see you "r J-'j-■;■■-■•»\i-K,*■■*'.,''.^•*•-■' *? ■ --'',■■ '■.;■" ' ■*/,~ '- Tom Whelan, m^ ROSS BROS. K Props. : m. ""-:M^.P/*.P.'»Homlnated.. Toronto. Sept. 30—W. R: Smyth, M.L.A. for Algoma, was nominated by the Conservatives to. oppose.A. E".; Dyment in the'east, riding. . „- -; ,'-*'■ ' East Kent Candidate, " Dresden, On.t., Sept. 30,—East Kenl Conservatives today nominated Dr. Stewart, of. Thamesville, for the "Commons.' •'■ Doing business in the sameoldplace. -," All ■1 - P. KENNEDY ... •> -.-.'■ ;•• ■ , ,-. -U LUMBER DEALER" ■'-■"■ kinds of , rough and dressed '■ .- ■ ■ < lumber ■Victoria Avenue, JV , ' ■ , »'... . . . .. ' ■ —*, -; - -» ' - -.-..jUJ.V '-, ,. -f-. - fE.A.Kutntner North' Fernie GANAP|A]NIV, '•''" ."'''PA'CiFiC EXCURSION RATES From FERNIE VICTORIA B. C. .V.V^^Wxfe'H-..'*'.. • •flfTS ;Ttt^M?HARD! $26.15 Selling dates Sept. 19th to 24th Final return Limit .Sept. 30th - NELSON. B. C. $7.95 Silling dates Sept. 21st to 25th; Final return Limit Sept. 28th L.O.Kummer KUMMER BROS. : ..Builders and Contractors . Estimates. Furnishe"d ,. 'FIBRE PLASTER KEPT IN,STOCK CLUB CIGAR STORE .,„,,.-,...; - . /. ..I -. * » -.• Fernie The only, spot in town for choice pipes [■" .• ■' and tobacco,'' ""' NEW WESTMINSTER or VANCOUVER* $23.65 '*&.*$&*'*"* **%£'%'$* * * '*'* * ***'* '*'***. ■m. •'- • --.4 :..■'.'■,--..■--■.■- .-■'■■•. f ■ i > '.•-,.■■■■:•'! •*- 44 ■■ I' 4* ■ ' '■ ft ••' T . ,4 . . 4» ■ » ] * #' ♦ * * * > •* ♦ "i * * *' ■■» ■* * * * t'************^ ,♦♦♦♦♦.♦$.♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦'♦♦♦♦♦♦'♦♦♦ Gee Whiz ! What's the matter with this Town ? NOTHING Can't burn us oui of Business j. b. QUAIL, Hardware and Furnisher; .* .* Selling dates Sept. 26th to Oct, 2nd .Final "return- LimifQct.. 7th Corresponding rates from other points. Apply to local ticket agents for berth reservations, etc. 1 * , 4 J. E. PROCTOR D. P. A., Calgary, Alta. LOTS FOR SALE In West Fernie 6 Lots 55 ft. x 132 ft. in good local tion. Safe distance from saw mills. Easy terms. Further particulars by applying to L..T. Smith, Fernie, or '. •■ Sherwood Herchmer Fernie, B. G. . Two. of above lots have .been sold since fire. '""• ... " , Bankhead The Bankhead. Mines Co., Ltd., only worked four days last week owing to,the. shortage of box cars. . The "I. 0. C. F: dance on Friday night,' August 25th, was a ' success from every stand point.' It was. the best dance of the season;' the music was good and .so were the refresh- merits. The dance was well. patronized by.the.Banfi.people.. -^-A-grand-smoker4.was.given_6nJThurs^ W. A. INGRAM Fernie ' '■■■■h.-v' -■ POLLOCK WINE CO. -Wholesale Liquor Dealers A full stock in a fow days. FERNIE LUMBER CO. i A. McDougall, Mgr. ., FERNIE CARTAGE CO. * >l TEAM WORK AND-DRAYING Dealers In Wagons, Sleighs and Dump Carts, Spring Rigs and Harness O. N. Ross, Manager. and found her lying unconscious at the water's edge. While heavy waves broke over them he managed unaided to lift the young woman to a ledge of, rock, where he attempted artificial respiration. This being unsuccessful he carried her on. his back until he was exhausted. Eventually he left her .and went a mile along the,cliffs for a; boat; which, he guided back "to the spot where; the still unconscious girl lay. Artificial-respiration was again tried in the,boat, and the young woman was at length restored to con- ELK VALLEY LIVERY, DRAY AND TRANSFER CO. day night, Aug. 24/on behalf of> Mr. Ruttsoh leaving for the Coast. Mr. Ruttson was employed as'cle*;k, for the Bank Head Mines Co., Ltd., and waa always obliging. and was well liked. It is the desiTe and wish of the people..of..-.Bankhead that ' Mr. Ruttson will be successful in his new position and .that!he -will'meet with success in every * other1 respect, - Two men were badly injured in thc mines during the week. The first got hurt on Thursday morning August 24th by an'.enipty trip of cars, some of which- left the ,track and crushed him between the ■ timber. ■ The second acident occurred on Friday night, Aug. 24, This accident consisted "of,.,a broken leg above the knee'. The* two' men uto in the hospital, at. Banff and are doing aB wel las can be expected. Mr. Wm, Mathias, better known as "Happy" and Tom Moorland have returned from a trip to the old country. They had a glorious time, I am sure it ■ would tuko the whole of this paper to publish a detailed account of their trip. ' A Skid Doo Club has been organized in Bank Head, The object of the club is to got up entertainments during the winter month. No doubt this club will ho alright if it is carried on properly. In the near future thoy will, have something to, report. The officers aro, Preflldant, H. Morgan, Secretary, G, Iliirhfr; Kntertain- mont Cominittoe, Duiilnp, Fisher, Diiiinigini, Barclay, O, Ucrbur. . sciousness. MUST GO BACK TO HONG KONG Will bo cutting in a couple of weeks 8avo ui your orders DRAYING, TEAMING TRANSFER W<JnK •San Francisco, Sept. 30.—Henry T. Bosnian,' Hong Kong';. miner and a legislative member of the British col« ony, has practically decided to aban* don the case of an appeal to the, Department of Commerce and Labor in the,,effort to secure a reversal of the decision made in his case. He' landed in this city a fow days ago with two wives. The attorneys, it is said, have advised that an appeal would be useless.'1 He is still in a local hospital under bonds to appear when the physicians consider him sufficiently recovered from an attack of illness to withstand the return voyage to Hong, Kong, . His defence of bigamy is based on tlie custom ot the Chineso, from which this religion in order that a family name may live forever.' In my own case the taking of a second wife was suggested by my first wife. The position of my second wife is just as sacred as that of the first. In fact, my second wife, is revered by my 'first as the ope to whom honor is due for her perpetuating the family name.", Laurier at Cornwall. Cornwall, Ont.,* ' Sept. 30.—Stor- mont's reception to the Premier took the form" of a "civic- reception' at thc station and ,a monster * meeting ""at-" tended by 5,000. Few if ..any .political demonstrations of such magnitude and enthusiasm have been held., in the Tiding. . Jardine Chosen. • xi t \ , New Westminster, B.C., Sept."" 30. —At the largest convention ever held at New Weatminater Robert Jardine was unanimously selected to contest the constituency in the Liberal interests at the forthcoming elections. The result of the ballot was: Jardine 123, Kennedy, ex-M.P., 23. Mr. Ken ncdy made the vote unanimous. Laurier in Ottawa. Ottawa!, Sept. 30.—Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Hal McGiverin, the well known barrister and cricketer, of Ottawa, will be Liboral candidates instead of A. W. Fraser and Dr. Che- yier, who wero nominated by tho pnrty last month. Conservative Retires. it n it ♦ 'it it o >t ♦ <►• <►_ <► it. ALTHOUGH We are Burned out We are not done out Come right along We can serve you it Whimster & Co. it it. ♦ ♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦'♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»*»»»»»«»»^»»»»-»»»»-^4»4H*4>»» Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 30.—C, 0. Smith, Conservative candidate in race he is' descended on his mother's ] Fast Assinabnia, has retired in favor side. In explanation of bin position' of R. L. Richardson, editor of tlie he said:,"The worship of family is Winnipeg.Tribune. Tho fight will bo ono of tho loading tenets of Confu- between Riohardsonand J. G, Turriff, danism, and polygamy;is a part of the old member, ' CLAPP & LETCHER, Fernio, B.C. AlcrAt-nr GO TO niNMAN KAMINSKI CO. .. ,. Fer Your Supply oi .. .. •anocEMEs. dry goods, boots AND 8HOFJ ■Jl Hoirrur, B. C. &$ All kind* of Roast Meats Baynes Three corlonds ol maehineiy arrived in Rayons Bnturdny for tin* new Adolph mill. A. J, Frost Iiiih Iwn busy for n week running the levi'In for-thuditcheA ou tho Kortoned lands, Mr. and Mrs, J, 11. Ayr spent Monday in Fernie shopping, Mm. W. H. Stanley ciwi'e down from Ferule Monday lor u two day-*' visit with Mr. and Mm. K. II. II, Stanley In their new honie nn the Kortenia Irneto. Fred 'Adolph returned Saturday to BityncH after a Mirer- wcelc*' trip to Brandon and other piuM'tii points. .Xtlr,, Vi, ii, UluiuiJ uiiii iihii- <i.iii|,ii- hi Mwj'.ji-'-ili' "ijuv ".'I'jji* I-;1-! li.r n visit. Rnht, Potter and wife, of Fernh', made Baynes a fly Inp rail Sunday, visiting I).j|\V. Tlnrtu on the Kortonin -il'I44.4.J4. Mrn, W. Robertnon, nf Wal-I". was nil I i nit on Mm, J, I), Ayr und Mr*. I). W. Hurt Tuesday,: M>n. D. W. Hurl went up tf. Fertile for a (uw days VWdiiend'O*. Fernie livery Dray and Transfer Co. Ice For Sale Keep Cool i RlZZUTO & CRAWFORD ■»*^i"^l^?t*iS Made In Canada For Houses, Bams, Sheds, Etc. Being free from tar nnd paper, HUBEROID will not melt, rot or corrode. Neither will it rust like tin und metal, or crack like slate and asphalt, RUBKROID is .absolutely fire-resisting and waterproof, It is thc original smooth surfaced roofing—and has been thc standard for 16 years. I Writ., trr mi-hci'm inr\ nr\r** I Sold by Western Canada Wholesale Co. Ltd. Canadian Fairbanks Co, LIMITED Gasoline Euginos Circular Hnwa IVntnoH , Drag Saw MachinoB Stationary und Portnblo Sawing Outfits VANCOUVER WINNIPEG CALGARY TORONTO AND MONTREAL Temporary Local Office al P. Taicheuo's, Victoria Avenue, E. E. S. ORMSBY, Agent. tameemm exeet «MiMM|i *m*^**'»*^+^**m**i * MMM EVANGELIST'S GALLANTRY. . I.iiri>l<"in1 Hcjit, 2.1 G»**iit pllnn'ry wim (liHplnypcl by a I'miiitiv-1 Mitlmil- Ul i-vnnHI*t itmn<il *?f,uk<-l'>*. «i FiJfj*. Hliftki'utiy j» a ri'iu'Tti'il wr«*!"ll«r of iKiwrful phj.*'ii<*,i|.-. nnr| he lm« ■nvf''i*l rifiirly thirty llv.-< In nil. A yutiig Imly Mt ovi-r lli>- fllff whim wiillcinj* nciir Tllcy, nii<I SliakfH- «. a, ** * ',y' w'*" wa" l:lln'','>',* *° cli»i*l> 'hixxn Watch for Saturday specials to her, »wnm roumi » r.-cky (mint. ■ • KING EDWARD HOTEL Opposite old stand Table Board $6.00. Ail old prices now charged. Excellent Cuisine. J. Le GATES, prop eHime0*m0m Y*~**~*mi MWMWM emeeme^0eeeMtm-enm«*etm**me*meeme0 W. R. McDougall Dealer in Boots & Shoes : : : Trunks, Valises, Suit-cases Single and Double Harness \ MMtHMW^MMM1* ittt, 1 A\ ym 1-.^£-V-*.:- r PAGE FOUR - ■■',-'< . ->- i- ■■ ' .■''.'•:*-'.':.,-:- -.., .,--.".''--*?.•? • ■?*". -.^.:,'';^'N-^- '. i.y::y..' .■ - THE DiSTRICrr LEDGER,; F*|fiNIE, BV C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, ; !K»: The District Ledger $1 a Year in Advance. "Address all Communications to the "Manager" District Ledger, Fernie, b: 0. .Hates for advertising on application. W. S. STANLEY, MANAGER. " THEY MUST BE MOVED. ' The citizens of Fernie Annex( one of the main residential parts of our city,are very much incensed at the authorities for allowing the- women of ill repute to build ■ in their corner of the city. We think, that it is an insult to tho large number of people who are building there, ,that these' women should be put in such a place. If it is necessary to have, these women in our midst at all (which' is' questionable) there arc places where they could be put where they would be out of the way. One place that, they must not be allowed to .settle in is the Annex, Just imagine the idea of them being right 'at your dpor, and your children nnd wives to see and hear from day to day. It is a disgrace to the authorities and neither the citizens nor the Ledger will stand for it. The first issue of the ' Hosmer Times at the hand of B. F. Lester, late of Fernie, is to hand and is of' a prosperous appearance. The ads. are neat and the type faces well selected, ■ aud taken all together is ii' creditable number. The policy of the. paper is for local sentiment, while politics aro allowed to run their weary way. The quill-driver has a smattering of poetry and may in time equal the ef* ,'forts of the ."Crow's Nest Bard"— •with apologies to J". Peck McSwain. Mr. Laborer, if you prefer your boss' wife and babies,'wearing better ' clothes, eating better food, and living in more comfortable homes than your own wife,and babies yours is the privilege of voting the Conservative or Liberal ticket. What are. you going to do about it? You know who the ticket is in East Kootenav. -.-•-■-'-"»■ '^ytZri'. Our Leaders! PURE GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER 3 lbs. for $1.00 r NEW LAID EGGS^-per doz.. 35c WILD ROSE TEA—our own blend, packets ; 50c -. QUALITY-NOT QUANTITY PAY CASH. W. J. BLUNDELfc WOMAN DEAD ON THE FLOOR Negro Found In the House Suspected Of Murder Near Stratford Stratford, Ont.. Sept. 30.—A murder was committed about two and a half miles west of the city on the Mitchell road at the. home of Wm. Peak, this afternoon about four o'clock, • ■ John Peak/ a son' returning from the fields for a drink, found a, negro in the house,' and later discovered his mother lying on thc lloor dead. The police were notified,. and on arriving found the .negro, who gave the name of- Frank, Buchnian, tied securely by neighbors. It is said that there was blood on the woman's face, and also on the, hands and clothes of the negro. Hucliriian was brought to the city and lodged in jail, pending the coroner's' inquest, which opened today. The nian spent last night in "tin- cells on a vagrancy charge,. and- on being arraigned this morning was given a chance'to get away from the town. ' ■ Mis. Peak was upwards of sixty years of.ae,'while the negro is apparently in ' the- neighborhood o) thirty.' , ■ AN AWFUL DISASTER IN INDIA Thousands of Lives Swept Out of. Existence by a Terrible Flood ' ', ;. ' '"-' ■' ' • *.' . ' ' • ' - ' - ■*.' ., * - \ THE GROWS NEST, './ TRADING CO., i/TD. " Thelow price Cash Store ,"' '-M-'-M*''-'''1'^^ i e Sank of Canada UfJE ' WILL TAKE CA1RE of youn suit pl us CASH ajvd "patehs W.C.B.Manson, Mgr., Fernie fern Hyderabad, India, Sept/ 30.—The catastrophe that overwhelmed Hyderabad, the capital of the Nizam's dominions, and left i:i its trail thousands of dead, was one of thc most sudden and appalling of many visitations on India. The, Nizam's dominions are many tanks0 or. lakes,, the largest of which communicates with the river Muzi. Tremendous rains caused the lake to overflow into the river, which .in turn, burst its banks. A flood of water sixty'feet high swept down upon the. city, carrying every thing before it, and'completely "devastating several quarters ofthe city. Thousands of tons of,, water .crushed in a dense mass-against tiie housts, burying under the, ruins the natives to a number,that'cannot be even estimated. After the flood, subsided a vast quagmire of black" mud, out of which arises' a poisonous stench, is all.that marks the spot where thousands . of people lived. Tom Cavan, a popular C.P.E. conductor,'' was in the city on'Monday. ' AT WINNIPEG , Winnipeg, , Sept. 30,-—Main ' street was' J,he scene.of intense excitement . last night imrnediat-ly following a sensational. shooting incident which occurred on the sidewalk in front of the* Hank "of Hamilton, i:i the presence of throngs of people. In rapid iMiccession three shots were fired from a revolver in the hands of a man said to be John McKee, an alleged strike ■breaker, and one of the striking ma- clmn'cs, Alex. Melver, fell to tliQ ground with' a "bullet wound ih tin* jside. McKoe, accompanied by a man named Lawrence, wero immediately seized by policemen. The victim was removed to the hospital, The wound is dangerous, * CANDIDATES DINE TOGETHER Uorlin, Ont,', Sept, 30.—The peoplo ft) this riding are being treated to tlio delightful and unprecedented spec- tacit! of the opposing candidates in a political fight dining and supping -tap-other. Mr. King and Mr. Reid nt dinner today were the guestK of Mr. SiniH, who is probably the warmest supporter Mr. King Iiiih, and in the nvftniiig Mr, King hnd supper nt Mr,. Heid's home in Uridgoport. They ■were formerly teacher and pupil together both iu publio and in .Sunday school. NOTICE IN THK MATTI.U OF AN A PPM- CATION for the Issue ol a duplicate of thn Certificate of Title to Lot 7. Hloek 24, Town ol I'Yrnic, (Map 7,'M), ^ NOTICI*" IS ITKKKHY (IIVKN that it hi my intention to issun at the ex* plrutlon ot oiiii mouth nftcr tlm first publication hereof n duplicate of tlm ■Certificate of Title to the above mon- , tbiiixl Lot iu the name of Alexander Mcl.aelilan whleh Certificate j* dated thn Mill of July ITO and numbered Rflfl'2 A. II. V. MAOLKOI), District Ii>(*lntrnr. I^ind Ri'RiHtry Ofllre, AelMm, li, c , 4i.,|'i,.:m»j.:i .'mi, ukjo. TO ADVOCATE BI-METALLISM Victoria, B.C.,- Sept. 30.—Morten T'Ycwen, n director of the Grand Trunk Pacific and a financial authority, of London, .Eng.. in an address before the Canadian Club here yesterday, urged the formation, of a Canadian party to advocate a bi-met- allic standard. He stated that the issue would in the next four years be revived in the United Stat<>3, arid would ngajn enter the argument of practical j^oliticii, . . REPORT MUCH AHEAD OF TIME IN HONOR OF FRASER. , New Westminster, Sept, 30,—An immense gathering of old-timers of this district assembled 'in tlie city today to witness the unveiling of the monument to Simon Fraser, the first white man to navigate tho river which bears his-namo, The native sons of British Columbia took nn important part in the celebration, The Machinists Strike Seems to be Still Unsettled 4*-mmh***4»*l*m-4 MORE LAND FOR US. Explonm State B.C. Boundary Is Too Far East, Edmonton, Sept, 29,—Prof, Cole man, proliissor ul geology, Toronto University, passed through here for Toronto after spending two montlu exploriiiR Hi-etions ol the Rock Mountain.1', west of Edmonton, never before traversed by human biingH, The party again failed to iiHCcnd Mount RobHiin, on the went -slope nf the niountiiliiH und just north of tlie (!, T. U. Mirvi\v. Thry renchid the 11,. 000 feet level, but a HOrii'H of terrible Hnow.ilonun prevented them making th)' flusli for the summit, Tlin peak is tho hlghe-il in the range, mid luc hitherto been unconr'uered party niurl.td out several hundred inilep i.f new country, including the lii'iid waterrt <>f the (lie.km, (irand Forks niul Smoky Klvers. Tliaf di*. covered tlie boundary between Albert n 'ind Uriiijli PolnmMa «'in i.w. Ifllll'll l*f|»t. ' ' Montreal, .Sept. '30,—That there is someone endeavoring to mediate between thn C.P.R. strikers and the company was iho statement made tonight by James O'Connell, president of the, Metal Workers' Association of tho International Union, Mr. MoConnell admitted frankly that he was here in connection with the strike, and added that he wiih ♦niitn sure that tho negotiations now in progress would bo the means of a happy Hotllt-mont between the company and the strikers. Ottawa,'Out., Sept, 30.—The Labor Department has as yot received no news of any settleinc-nt of the C. P, R. machinists' strike, NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF AN A PPM- t. 4 44- 4 4, 4 . 4 *« .i * f.W.4 n,\ 4,,,- ir.Mii.- 1.1 tt tlllpllC.ille ef tho Certiflcato of Titlo to rmrl.rif I.oU 1, nnd 2, Hloek 0, of Lot mt>, Group One, District of Kooteiuty (Mop* 735 nnd 735 A), NOTICE 18 HtillKHY GIVEN' liml it i* rny InfenMon to f«-m<» nl fho , x. plrstion of one month after the liml piililif;ii'r,n h-'-r. .'.f m duph'etit. nf (ll'1 Ortlfiwiii, of Title to the above men- ttoniHl land in th.. name, of Edward Owen, which Certificate i* dm,d the awh of September 1W/7 and riimilH.r'-.'l 7500 A. }f V M.iCl.F.OV. District 3<'gisitrnr, l.»'iil RtgUiry (Mile, Nclw.ii. I». (*. fiepterrib-r .Ird, 190-), j COLEMAN LIBERALS ORGANIZED Coleman, Sept. 30.—A largo enthusi- aHtic meeting,, of thn Coleman Lib- oral Association wiih held liml night in tho Eagles hall. Mr. Alex. Cam. 1'ion, prfHidont, oooupied the chair, and a henrty disousHion of the differ- out problems incident to the coming election cninpalRii wim entered into, ft, seemed to be the unanimnus opinion, of all thnt John Herron should be kept at home. A omilriil commit, too was appointed to look niter nnd iiianiige the eiunpnign, Mr, llroivn, The "' '''(,,"""'0,l< w,,° »» completing nr< "iKiinlrjitinii work In the 1'hhm. wii> |in»Hi'iit, and his henrly manner add- ed giently to the enthusiasm of the Uieeliiig. All •. present pledged their support, lo Mr, A. II. McDonald, Lib- ■•ml cnmlidiiiii in tlin -Maeleod con- MHiieiicy. Coleman LiOeraN are con> •'■ ..! >./ .4 v.v«ip]i (■■ >ic(uij, WHAT PENNY POSTAGE WILL DO Dublin, Oct. 1,—John Hennlker Heatoii, M.P., the father of penny llf.4.t'll>» in 'l •..l.f.fi.,4 »r m •fti.TMI.i paper, (.ays that his joy nt the cntnl). li-liment «>l p.imy poHtnge wllh tho United States is Incrnftned by the joy thnt England will ''benefit greatly in small iimney order**. Tho sum of $7,.'.OiVKtO was sent from the Unihd f-Miiti1** t» Irihiiid lust year, and the -inn it lik,.|y to be increased this year. On tb,- „\hi.T i,an,| tlii* Unili',1 Stai.'n will ln-nefit greatly by Irish imiiiitiatii ji. "J cimiiler the value <d eviy fri-h -mipr.int nt b-ft-t $|,- •i'JK" It.- added. WOMAN WINS PRIZE, I ndon, Oct, I.—For the first time •» I he Malory ..f the Ilrltli-h Pliiiiina- ee.ii.u .vieiety, the-il'eirera i/iedn),tlie blue ribbon prl**i» In phnrmncy, hns b en won by || womnii, The uucceiis- M eiindidiit,' |s fierlru.le K. Wren. know that Rochan's can,be' found nearly everywhere. •.-■'. People who care know that Rochon's'CANDIES and ICE CREAM cannot be beaten anywhere: * . ' , But people who don't care are also found in Rochon's if there. • So c:me "along iind try Rochon's vigiit there. ' ' ' °. s R. ADDISON , Blairmore, Alta. Funeral Director .and Undertaker ALBERTA BOARDING HOUSE Hosmer, B?C. Board and room $26.00 per month Mrs. Dssleau-es, Prop. ALL'WHITE HELP '*■ j A complete line of samples of BLAMED ON BRIDGE; "■I"*-.' 1.. Uut., Sept, aft.—Tlle e.il. oner', j,iry •,, t|„, wr(4(,|{ nn ^ T^ JI. an, ll, Hnilway early Syndiiy inoriiine, win-i, three men wore killed, p-ive a v. rdi.'t tliut Hie diiMjitrr Viut 'Im* to a Imlf-biiiiied bridge. CANDIDATE FOR MAYOn. TO DEVELOP COPPER. ♦ P..H .'.i.i.ur, «»'it.. H..pt. 3ft,—A party fof Jf,"w v,"k mi'l Detroit c/tpitnliH»s (algmy. im. I.-Aid. Samis nn-iar.* h.*i. i„ i,,,,). ,,Vt,r (,u. Jlluck j, """' * lhi,t h" *rin ■** a Candida*- ^.pp-r !■• M, wjt!l <( u,.w ()f j|frfl '"»' ui")'"**. i Inp for .l.-ve|„,)m,.)lt LOCALS. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted- by my1 wife, Sadie Carrutliers' after this date, as "she left my l!>ed and board'without cause. Edward M. Carrutliers, Fernie, B. C* • .• '"'4-3 For a good smoke and a quiet hour stop at the Napanee, l.f it is a question of'price—then, all things considered, "Salada" is the greatest tea value for the' money paid, for experience lias proven "that "Salada" (packed in air-tight lead packets) is tea excellence, 69 "Victoria Cross" chocolates at Wey- Intt't*. .When tho Black-Handers had escaped from Fernie gaol just before the fire, and the police were on the lookout for them," J. Peck McSwriin, tlio printor-philisopher, was travel- ling along tho Crow's Nest'line ..on his private car when he was overhauled. Tlie police mistook his inky hand for a black-luind, but ho was soon able to prove his identity, as he is known any plnco in the interior where there iy a'caso of type.—Printer and Publisher, , H'it's in nny house in Fornio yoii will find it in tho Nnpnnoe. CL G, S. Lindsny, president of the C N. P. C, Co,,,Ltd., wns in the city during tho week. Fresh fruits daily nt the Palm res- taurnnt, Mr, StubbiiiH, expert pressmnn of Hie firm of Miller & Richards. Win- *.ijii*P. is in tho city this week to install the Ledger plant's new procBso-t. Thnt Fernio posHOHHeHn rival of the famoiiH Tom Longboat wiih * made known Saturday evening on Victoria avenue about 8,15. Just unk Forsyth, lie knows, Hmoke Crow'M Nest Special or lieorge's Uxtrn. Wn are told on reliable nutlwrlly that W.OOO.OO hnu found Its way Into Criiiihrnyk to defent Smith Curtis, Hie Liberal candidate, Thnt amount will look like 30 centw with the ci- 1'lier off when tho "man . behind" relic-hen Fernie, Tho price of votm will necessarily be high In this burg this venr, Ciirnrs made under union condition.* Muoko better. Try ai'orjf'M. O. Mien,, „| tlio Ulk Vnlley brewing t\>„ Michel, wn« iu the city Inst week, tninHiicting buHiness. Mr. and Mr*. Potter spent Snndnv at I'.lko. Sunday hr,\ biilng nu ideal dny nultv a nutnb.r wont to Klko with rod ami duij, Kilrl ttrey piMsed tlirough town lant week on his way to the Const. Flii<lin|" I'Vrnie ton liii-y for snlutation iiniiad- dremieH he #\».,\ \\\» way to Crnn- hniolc whei/ the party utopjied (or nn hour. Finding Crnnhrook in thr< thro h of it*, .l.-rtii.ri and the "r,]t| mini" niHtline ji,l>wnrk, it hii* n cme ul "nitve on. nothiii' d"in'. Pntrmiir,. ||.,nie Industry by sumk. I'll? "l-eriit.- nnde" eipnrK, J. Vt. Mel.vny, fftrmerly with the (\ X, P, Coal Ci , ui'i this pine' v.-,\* in the city diiiin.- t!u- jm*l w.-. k. "Tony" Ku-I:i, rettirni'il le.in. fr.-m ■ Fall Suitings and Overcoatings WORSTEDS SERGES and TWEEDS Up-to-date Workmanship Moderate Prices. -...'■'.'• -..-...i.- J; G. KENNY Spokane tin Sunday evening last af- t*,r a two week's vrnt, with his wife, Walter Hurwood *,vii« a Crnnbrc-ok visitor Sunday, . *' A, J, llu'ekley wiisviM Cranbrook Smdny in tho let .■■■ts"of the'typographical union. Roms reserved by wive'at„the Nap- amie hotel. Talking of hotel accommodation, just see Tom Wholnn, '* If it's pure Ice ('renin you get it nt Fred Weylntt's. Tho Gaiety dnneo hnll nnd theatrn, under tho management of W, G. Hrue, will be openetl iu n fow dnys. Tliere will bo seating papnoity for about 400, nnd a good dnnon floor, Moving pictures will be jml. on, and the hall will nlso be nvnilnblo for dances, concerts, etc, The new hull will be opposite the Ledger office, The report circulated that J, Pick McSwnno, had started working is without foundation. Mr. MeSwnne is still undecided, Since hist Monday a scarcity In all kinds of gome is reported In this district, llert Whimstor wns out with his pen hhooter. A, McLeod, of Mlelnl, spent sov- ernl days in the city during the week. MIh.h Amylllggs visited at Hohiiut during the week. Wn understand that im less than three hulls are being built, which will dnuhtlerfH be well palronlsted when they become a nnlity, I*. II. Sltiuli), nt imjiitft, vsjih iu tlt'e rity during Ihe uv..V, DIAMOND MINES. London, Oct, L -Ah a result of a renewed demand for dinnionds in Am- <i-tW..x u-..ii Kn^iiiiiii rue iie.Si.i'isiiiiiies, which hnve been working only five dnyo weekly, will r'sume full operations beginning October 27, MORAN WON. S.in Fv»iici.*C'., Oct. I.—Owell Moron, KnRlish fentherweight, last night won the tlceiMui, ..v.r litltlie Hnnlon, n lightweight, after 20 rounds of fighting, denpite n ilUjinrity of <?ight pouudH in favii* of the Cnliforninn. DROWNED IN BATH TUB. Toronto, Sept. .'nt,—Mt*** Hmighston, Ift yenru old, rec-nlly from Knglnnd, was drowned in a bathtub nt SM WeMim-rt l.n.il ..i. tm - this ^veiling. She wft« -ubj.-ct to 4<(.il-|.tle Jlt>i. >y *"■' JDon'tgd elsewhere to:be i 1 . ' , ■ * " 4- ■*. '"■*>-'-1 ^ >. "... cheated^ come righfhereyy ": .. $ .*■.* '-y" ■■/'-__:'- ■' -; ;;.l•' . IS .-...•-.-.. ft . . . ; - . ■ ■ *v . An Old Face in the .1 --<.r. ■ , -.v-.--.-1 •■■ FightP^acey:;fyyiy^f}^^[ A. W. Bleasdell, 'Druggist ■ ■ Open for business in a few days m^^a^mma^^^mo*a^^*****v-***-**n***a*tewe—ettaeeme\me—e^ " ' • . . , - ' * 4 I beg to announce to, my many customers that I will be open n for business at the old stand in a few days. AC. LIPHARDT 1 % , - . . • - .- Watchmaker and Jeweller. 'V • *■ ■ Dominion Meat to. Dealers ■ iri all .kinds of... ■"; ■■".,.. Fresh and SaltMekts Fish and Poultry in Season Victoria Ave. Fernie -i'-,-*^ Am Hamilton ■ - 1 i < " 'j' Tinsmith and Plumber We can furnish you with estimates in anything in our line. THE SLATER SHOE'' is sold only by-^—'-. W. F. Muirhead & Co. •Solo dRonts for tlio Doctor'B Special Shoos _4]l**e_*0'**-tm*0**m**mtt0-**n**+0+^et0ei e*_-m***, e*-nm*m**0im****-*0^*H *Sl^*^>^^tm¥'t>^*^t*^>^^^*^t^eee > etmeetetxmm Blow the smoke away Von may beoniy dreaming! Wefre here to help and cheer you So Come Along! * P, Burns SCu. eat Mants
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Title | The District Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : W. S. Stanley |
Date Issued | 1908-10-03 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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